The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-11
BoAnD or EDUCATION MEETING.
Anthony Carroll Recommends Two Re-
mOvnls.

Anthony Carroll Recommends Two Re-
mOvnls.
AT the meeting of the board of edu-
cation held last night Anthony Carroll
appeared and asked that Clerk Hewlett
Of the board and Benjamin Jepson,
supervisor of music in the city schools,
| be removed from office. Mr.. Carroll in
speaking concerning Mr.. Hewlett said
that reports such as have been sub
mitted by that gentleman would not
be accepted by any mercantile or 9TH
er business. The board voted to hear
Mr.. Carroll in reference to the charges
q week from next Friday night.
The committee on schools reported
the resignation Of Miss Genevieve Kin
ne, teacher In the Hillhouse High
school, to take effect at the close of the
present school year and recommend it's
acceptance. The resignation of Miss
Josephine She1drick, teacher In Dwight
| school, to take effect at the close Of
| the present school year and recon-
mend it's acceptance. That the super
| intendent had appointed the following
named teachers and that the commit
| tee recommend that the salary attach
| ed to each one be paid for the ensuing
year; Miss Caroline Davis, Hillhouse
High school, $3.50: Miss Davis to serve
part time only: Miss Louise Fuess,
| room 16 Winchester school, $3.50; that
the superintendent has transferred
4 Miss May Harrigan from the Shelton
avenue school to the Winchester school,
room 6, and the committee recommend
that Miss Harrigan's salary be increas-
ed from $500 to $3.50. This increase is
in accordance with the schedule of sal
aries: that the superintendent has ap-
pointed Miss Grace Booth teacher In
room 8 Dixwell avenue school and the
committee recommend that her salary
be fixed at $500; that the superinten-
dent has appointed Charles H. Weller
as teacher in the Hillhouse High school
at a salary of $1,100, and the committee
recommend that Mr.. Weller's salary be
fixed at ST, 100; that an error was made
in their last report by which Miss
Frances A. Millard's salary was in
creased from $3.50 to 5000. This increase
would have given Miss Millard a sala-
ry above the schedule salaries and the
committe recommend that Miss Willard
be paid her old salary of $3.50, and that
she be assigned to room instead of
4 room 6, and that Miss Lucia J. Bryant
be assigned to room 6 instead of room
5; that by an error the salary of Miss
Eliza Highland, teacher in room / West
street school, was fixed at the last
meeting at $575 instead of $500. The
committee recommend that her salary
be fixed at $500 for the coming year;
that the committee recommended that
Miss Clara r. Walker, teacher In the
Hillhouse High school, be granted a
leave of absence for the coming school
year; that the superintendent has APP
pointed Miss Amy Cooley teacher In
No Ferry school at salary of $500,
and the committee recommend that her
salary be fixed at $500. that Miss Anna
l.. Beach, Miss Esther r. Croker be
appointed to the substitute list and
the committee recommend that the
salary of $500 be paid In each case.
The committee also reported the res
l VI NllSS IJilGll a. IA6LiLy, IGetCll-
er in the Dwight school, and recon-
mended its acceptance and that the
Superintendent has appointed Miss Min
ME Merritt as teacher to be assigned
later and the committee recommended
that her salary be fixed at $500 per year
The committee recommended that tbs
salary of Thomas D. Jenkins, teacher
of manual training, be fixed at 81 00t
per annum instead of $3.50 This larger
salary is in accordance with the ar
rangement made with Mr.. jenkins
when he entered the service one year
Eago and recommended that the grad.
. uating exercises of the high schools
} be held on Friday, instead of Thursday
morning, June "a, and that the exercises
take place at the Hyperion theater.
The report was accepted and the
recommendation adopted,
The matter of the enlargement OF
D Hillhouse high school was discussed a.
[ length and finally on motion Of Jane:
| T. Moran it was voted to instruct thu
> building committee to procure plans fol
the enlargement of the high school
| looking - the seating of 900 additions
pupils.
superintendent Kendall reported tn
y transfer of Miss Clarine Warner from
U the Hillhouse high school to the Board
D man high school, transfer of Miss Jane
0 Purdue from room s Webster school Il
0 room at the Dwight school, transfe
2 of Miss Gertrude Isbell from room i
0 Winchester school to the substitute list
0 transfer of Miss Nellie T. Scranton o
. the substitute list to room Wooste
school, transfer of Miss Evelena Rock
well from room Skinner school t.
. room 10 Winchester school and the as
. signment of Miss Grace Roraback from
), the substitute list to room Z Eatol
S school, transfer of Miss Margare
!. | OMeara from room 2 Washington
school to room 8, the assignment o
. Miss Frances Prince from the substi
1, tute list to room 2 Washington school
the transfer of Miss Clara Brocket
: from room Wooster SCHOOL to room
at the Dwight school, the transfer o
Miss Katherine Callahan from Wooste
school to No. 6 Cedar school, the trans
fer of Miss Margaret White from room
! 6 Winchester school to room 8 Shelter
avenue school and the assignment o
Miss Helen Keefe to the Fair stree
| school, He also recommended that tn
| examinations for entrance to the Hill