The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-06-30

| Horace j. Fenton as teacher in the
Hillhouse high school for the fall term
to take the place of Miss Cleaveland,
who has been granted a leave of abb
sence, and the committee recommend
that he be paid at the rate of $50 per
month.
The committee announce the follow
ing designations and recommend their
acceptance: Miss Mary c. Blakeslee
unassigned list; Miss Rosamond A.
Kenney, Fair street school; j. f. C.
Robinson, IIillhouse high school.
The committee recommend that Miss
L. Adella Pinney, room 7, Roger Sher
man school, be given a leave of absence
for the coming school year.
Owing to an error Miss Maude f..
Field, teacher of cooking in the gram
mar schools, was appointed at $500 In
stead of $3.50, the salary which she re-
ceived last year The committee there
fore recommend that her salary be fixed
at $3.50.
Owing to error Miss Mary A. Ferris.
room 2, grade I, Woolsey school, was
appointed at $500 instead Of $3.50. The
committee therefore recommend that
her salary be fixed at $3.50.
The superintendent has transferred
Miss Nellie Fl. Story from the position
of assistant teacher in room 10 Strong
school to head teacher in that room,
and the committee recommend that her
salary be increased from $3.50 to $500.
The superintendent has transferred
Miss Mary N. Blatchley from room 70
to room 10 Strong school, and the COM
mittee recommend that her salary be
increased from $500 to $3.50.
The superintendent has transferred
Miss Minnie H. Smith from room 10 to
room II Strong school, and the commit
tee recommend that her salary be in
creased from $640 to s675,
The superintendent has transferred
Miss Jennie L. Klock from room Rog
err Sherman school to room / DiXWell
avenue school, and the committee rec
ommend that Miss Klock's salary be
fixed at $3.50 instead of $500
Owing to error Miss Nellie r. Brown,
room 16, grade and 7, Hamilton school,
was appointed at S640 instead of $3.50.
The committee therefore recommend
that her salary be fixed at $3.50.
Owing to error S. NJ Clementine Ken
ney of room Is, grade and g. Hamilton
school, was appointed at $500 instead of
1920. The committee therefore recon-
mend that her salary be fixed at $500.
Miss Agnes L. Hall of room IA Eaton
school will be called upon to do in part
eighth grade work. The committee
therefore recommend that Miss Halls
salary be fixed at $700 instead of $675
per annum.
The superintendent has appointed
Miss Mary Cullom and Miss Sophie j.
Bowden on the unassigned list to be
called into active service whenever they
are needed. The committee recommend
that the salary of each be fixed at the
rate of $500 per annum. 1t is under
stood that these young women are not
to receive any compensation until, in
the Judgment Of the superintendent Of
schools and the committee on schools
their actual services are required by the
district.
The superintendent reported the fol-
lowing transfers.:
Miss Emma Macdonald, from room II
to room u Strong school.
Miss j. Maude Chapman, from the
unassigned list to room Roger Sher-
man school,
Miss Teresa Whalen, from room to
room Roger Sherman school.
Miss Margaret G.. Duggan, from the
unassigned list to room la Winchester
school.
Miss Annie L. Stone, from the unas-