The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-24
THE INCREASES.

Principal Grant was given an in
crease of SIS a month: Vice Principal
Wagner, Prof. Loomis. Prof. Welles
Prof. Friedewald. Prof. Schimpff, Prof
Fuller, Prof Cruttenden and Miss
Mason, so each, and Misses Cliff
Hicks, INLAND and Prof. Derman, s.
each.
Henry Greenstead, assistant to Prof
Welles in the chemical laboratory, was
granted an increase of SIS, making his
salary $50 month.
An allowance of $3.50 was made to
Principal Grant for the work of tabu-
lating and arranging the names of the
pupils and classes in the High school,
which work has to be done during the
summer vacation.
In the grammar and other schools
new appointments were made as fol-
lows: Mary Kennedy, No. s; Edith
Hutton and Bessie Davis. No. 10,
Maude Estelle, No. 81: Pauline Shook,
No. 26: Julia Martin, No. %: w. L..
Rogers, principal No. 2S; Pearl Lid
stone, No. 2S; Florence Freeman, No.
20.
Miss Kennedy takes the place of Miss
Mary E. Keenan,, resigned. in Primary
c, No. S. Misses Hutton and Davis
succeed to the places made vacant by
the resignation of Miss Cora Storm. of
No. IS. and Miss Mabel Yost, of No.
10, and the transfer of Miss Lulu
Leader from No. 10 to Miss Storms
place in Grammar c, at No. Is. Miss
Bridget Gibbons, Of the main building
at No. IS, and Miss Ann Jones, Of the
annex, change places.
A TRANSFER.
Miss T.. Daisy Prendergast is trans
ferred from Intermediate G, No 81, to
fill the vacancy in Intermediate b at
NO. 80. caused by the resignation OF
Miss Miriam Miller. Miss Estelle sue
ceeds Miss Prendergast at No. 21
Miss Ella O'Boyle, of Primary b, No.
23, and Miss K2therine Larkin, of Pri-
mary A, No. 16, change places.
Miss Shook takes the place of Miss
Tingley, resigned, Primary A, No. &c.
Miss Julia Martin, who has been sub
stituting in Intermediate c. No. &C. in
place of Miss Whitmore, deceased Is
appointed permanently.
w. L. Rogers, who was formerly
principal of schools in Jermyn borough,
succeeds Prof. Graves as principal of
No. 2S.
Miss Edna Fowler, of Grammar G.,
No. 2S and Miss Louise NJ. Barnes, OF
intermediate b, No. 5, change places.
Pearl Lidstone takes the place in Pri-
mary c. No. 2S, made vacant by the
resignation Of Miss Esther Smith.
Miss Florence A. Freeman is an.
pointed permanently to the position at
Primary A, No. 29. made vacant by the
death of Miss Bridget Carroll.
Miss Mary A. Morrow, Primary II,
No. 30, and Miss Nellie |. McGinnis.
Primary c, No 80, change places.
All other positions are filled as they
We're last year,
The following recommendations by
the teachers committee were adopted:
We recommend that the schedule Of salaries
remain the same rs during the past year and
that all Of the teachers be required to sign
the usual contract before the opening of the
school term in the fall
We recommend that the schools reopen on
Tuesday, Sept 4, 1900 Monday, Sept 3, being
a legal holiday. We believe that il is better
to have the schools opened early in the fall,
and If possible, close earlier in the summer, az
the warm weather in June at the end of the
school year is wearing upon both teachers and
pupils.
OPENING SCHOOLS.
Last year the schools opened on the
second Monday in September.
The building committees recommen-
dation regarding the appointment Of
janitors and the fixing of their salaries
We're also adopted unanimously.
Herman Notz janitor of No. 10; John
Feeney, of No. 10; Mary Roche, of No.
20; Edward O'Malley, of No. %; John
Fldiam, of No. 27, and Silas w. Finn,
of No. SO. were each raised IS a month.