Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-15
ASSIGNMENT Or TEACHERS

hO WIN VI
ton succeeded in getting a quorum
yesterday and held the meeting
that has been postponed from
time to time. The appointments
and transfer made b. Inspector
General Townsend on account OF
the inability to get meeting
we're ratified. They are as fol-
lows:
W. NJ. Judkins, principal at
Psauilo, Hawaii; p. l.. Topic,
principal at Kapas, Kauai; Miss
Maude Chase, assistant teacher at
Kealis, Kauai; A. ID. Wishsrd,
substitute for j F Scott until
otherwise ordered by the Board;
Miss Ruth Arnold, substitute for
Mrs. j. N. Taggard during her
absence from Kalibi waens school
Miss Linda Parmenter, teacher of
the school at Moanalua: Miss
Ellen H. Bickwell, assistant teach
err in the Honolulu Normal aud
Training School, to take .he place
of Miss Watson, resigned; Mics
NJ. Ida Iiegler, assistant teacher
in the Honolulu Normal and
Training School, to take place
Of Miss Mary S. Ross, to be trans
ferred; Mics Mary Acbuck, assist
ant in the Kalihi uka school;
Miss Charlotte Mumford, assist
ant in the Lihue school; Miss
Henrietta Christian, assistant in
the Lihue school; W. Elmo Res
Wis, temporary principal OF the
Lahainaluna Seminary, to hold
the position until other wise order
ed by the Board; Fred P. Rosen.
Grams, temporary vice principal o.
Lahainaluna Seminary until
otherwise ordered by the Board
Mrs. IRA Scrimger, assistant
teacher in the Lahaina school, to
take place of Mrs. @. E. Rosen-
Grams, resigned; Miss Emily f.
Williams, assistant in the Wal
ohinu school, to take the
place of Mrs. True, resigned;
Miss Annie Akamu, assistant
teacher in the Haaheo school, to
to take the place of Miss Ellen A.
Pomeroy, resigned; Miss Margaret
Burton, principal at Wsimes, Ha-
wall, to take place of 8. @. Biddell,
resigned; Miss Bertha B. Taylor,
principal of the Waiohinu school;
Mrs. P. L. Topic, assistant in the
Kapaa school, to take place of
b. P. Smith off on years leave
OF absence; w. b. Weigle, princi-
pal at Honokohau, Hawaii; Mrs.
Kate Rowland Phillips, teacher in
the Royal School, in place of Miss
Sorenson, who has a leave of ab
sence; Miss Daisy Lishman, assis-
tant in the Palams school; III. w.
Kinney, teacher at Kahuku; Miss
Jane Nahiwa, assistant teacher at
Honokohau, Hawaii; VIM. Abbey,
assistant teacher at Hanalei school
until otherwise ordered by the
board; Miss Christian Smith, as
sistant at Hoou; Miss Maria Ma
helona, teacher at Kamaoa; VIM.
Isaac, at Kailua; Miss Mary Silv. j,
assistant teacher at Waialua
school; Miss Mary s. Ross, teach ?
er at Waipahu.
Rev. Massie was appointed
school agent at Waimea, Kauai, to
act during the disability of j. f.
Scott.
| The recommendation Of the
Executive Council that the new
school at Palama be called the
kaiulani school WAS adopted.
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