The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-07-20
y. H. MARTIN,
FRANK HANNA,
GEORGE HoLvEY,
- JOHN n T.uu

Teachers and Salaries Committee
| The report was accepted and the recon-
mendations taken up seriatim, Messrs
| Whitaker and Breslin dissenting because
they did not concur with the recommenda.
tion in the third paragraph of the report.
regarding salaries.
The hrst recommendation of report on the
election of teachers, was then taken ND and
Board elected the SO old teachers applying.
as follows
Clara b. Cline, Michael H. Britt, James R.
Lewis, Anna NJ. Dengler. Bridget A. Burns
Annie E. Mansell Lizzie NJ. O'Conpell,
Mahala Fairchild, Richard A. McHale,
Maggie E. Cavanaugh, Nellie Baird, Jane 7.
Lambert, Herbert G. Hooks, NJ. ]. Whitaker.
Ella NJ Clauser, Mary A. Laferty, Mary A.
Connolly, Mary E. Fox, Margaret Coughlin.
Mary Roberts, Eliza j. Finnerty, Annie Nc
Nealis' Hannah B. Morrison, Annie L.
Shelby, Frank b. Williams, Maggie G. Bren-
nan, Alice Lehe, Amelia c. Schooner Mary
A. Lynch, Julia Miles, Maggie Palmer. Mary
E. MeGuinness, Annie L. Williams, Kate
Cunningham, Sadie Daniel, Sallie E Fadden.
Annie M. Kimmell, Corinne Tempest, Patrick
Sullivan, Annie Burke, Mary Monaghan.
Maud KEEPER, Martha Shields, Bridget
Flynn, Annie r. Bierman, Julia Crearv.
Nora Graham, Julia Donahue, Matte Baugh.
Hattie Jones, Mary G. Rassier, Martin II,
Dewitt, Bridget Mcclure, Lizzie BELLS.
Nellie l.. O'Hara Maggie A. Campbell, sallie
Roche, James NJ. Mullahey, Mary A. Connors.
Miss Annie Il. COogan, who was teacher
and supervisor Of drawing and modelling, was
not an applicant for appointment this year.
The balance Of the teachers and salaries
committee report was then taken up by sec
tions and adopted there being no opposition.
except as to third paragraph, relating to
salaries. This paragraph was adopted by
vote Of IL to 4, the dissenting members
being Messrs. Whitaker, Breslin, Sullivan
and Kerrigan.
The only teacher affected by the action is
Richard A. McHale. He taught in the same
grade last year at $50 per month, while all
other teachers in the same grade received but
$50. The reduction equalizes all salaries in
that grade.
The Board then proceeded to fill the vacant
position caused by Miss Coogan not being an
applicant. Mr.. Hanna nominated Miss Jane
I. Lambert, who taught in the first grade
grammar school. Mr.. Whitaker nominated
Mr.. P. j. Sullivan, of the second grade pri-
mary Miss Lambert received IL votes and
Mr.. Sullivan received A. He received the
votes of Messrs. Whitaker, Kerrinan, Breslin
anu sullivan.
The Board then took a recess for five
minutes and, upon re-assembling, proceeded
TO fill the vacancy in the corps. The nomi-
nees were; Luther b. Edwards Mary
GiblOn, Lizzie L. Hand, Agnes Cantlin and
Cornelius Campbell. Edwards was elected
receiving votes. Hand and Campbell re-
ceived votes each and Cantlin and Giblon
one each.
An election was then held to fill the va
caRcy in the first grade grammar department.
caused by the promotion of Miss Lambert.
Mr.. Martin nominated Luther b. Edwards
Mr.. Breslin nominated Miss NJ. A. Campbell.
Mr.. COughlin nominated Miss Sallie Roche
and Mr.. Britt nominated Miss B. McGuire.
Edwards was elected. The vote was: Ed
wards, s Campbell, 5; Roche, 1; Mcclure.
An election of twelve evening school
teachers from a list of thirty-six applicants
was next taken up, and the following shows
the vote cast the first named twelve being
declared elected Mary Giblon, IA; Agnes
Cantlin, Ia Katie Brogan, ID; NJ. A. Wade.
13; Michael E. Reilly, l2; Katie Flaherty,
l2 Lizzie l.. Hand, IL A. McMenamin. III
Mary Parker, 10 NJ, Barnhardt, o; L. NJ.
Llewellyn, 4; Millie Boyer, 8 Mary
Downey, o M. E. Leehleitner, 8 Annie q
Kane, a @. E. Younge, 4; Norah
A. Stanton, Lizzie North, 4; James
H. Stack, Lizzie Dougherty, Jennie