The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-27

At last nights meeting of the board
Of control teachers were appointed up
on the recommendation of the teach
ers' committee for the twenty-seven
night schools which have been opened
in various parts of the city. There
was no opposition whatever to any of
the teachers mentioned The list is as
follows:
No. 2-John Mcl)onough, principals; Henry
Walsh, John Hurley, Maudc Whcan, Margaret
Richardson.
No. An. H. Jordan, principals; Mary Caw-
ley, Anna Roche
No. 5-Albert wotiska, principals; Mamie Sui
lvan.
No. civilian Luxcmberger, principals Mary
Loughran.
No. Mary Cox. principals; NJ. J. IIeaney.
No. s-lIcnry A. Motchman, principals; Alice
Carlyon.
No. ohfiss Padden. principals; Miss Huddy.
No. 10Anna Caulhcld, principal; Hannah DE.
vine. Miss Connor, Miss Biogan
No. 1lMargarct Dutkin, principal NJ j..
Iovern, Sarah OI3oylc, Mary Jordan.
No. 12-Margarc. Doughcr.
No. 13-David Owens, principal; Edna Lewis
No. ID. +. O'Malley, principal; Agnes
Reap, Mary Purcell.
No. lG--Thomas Murphy. ir., principal; Edna
Kent.
No. 17--Mary Riddle. principal; Mary McGraw.
No. 1S-W. II. Jones' principal; Catharine
Burial. Ida Evans, Helen Fowler
No. 20--Gcorgc Orr, principal; Miss Longhney.
No. 22Alvin Decker. principal; Katie jor-
dan. Julia Martin.
No. 2SJ. J. Costello, principal; NJ. J. Co.'S
tello, Mary Daughcr. B. NJ. Norton.
No. 24-James Bell, principal; Mary Dolphin,
Bertha Sanders.
No. 25-R. II. Martin. princial; Jennie Howell,
Jennie Jenkins, G. NJ Pitcher.
No. 26r. VI. Wardc, principal Esther Mac
key. Walter Benedict, Grace Williams
No. 27-,.J. B Hawkcr, princpal !. T.. Ross.
No. 2s-Mary s. Jayne, principal; Mary J.
3ugden.
No. 29--Maitn NIofatt principal Nellie
Richards, Mary Afallun, Nellie Kecgan, Kate
Walsh.
No. $l-H L. Morgan, principal; Arthur
Davis, Richard Doughcrty, Mae Davis, Kate w.
Brown, Carrie Gres. May Davis.
No. 32-.T. Hayden Oliver, principal; Kate Ii.
O'Nel, William Henry Harris
No. 34-Rossman A. Vail, principal; Mary 5.
O'Malley, Lucy Imcson, Nellie Gingher.
A further recommendation of the
committee declaring that no day school
teacher should be appointed as night
school teacher, unless as a principal,
WAS dlSO duOptGu
a recommendation that the schools
be closed on Thursday and Friday. of
this week on account of Thanksgiving,
met with quite little opposition from
Mr.. Evans, who declared that it was
the teachers who We're behind the
movement not to keep open on Friday
and that they shouldn't expect too
many holidays. Mr.. Barker explained
that they We're not paid for the two
days. so that it would make but little
difference to them
II know what's the matter" said
Mr.. Golden. "Mr. Evans is sparkling
one Of the teachers and he's afraid
she'll want him to take her off some
place on n trip"
This remark caused a general laugh
and the gentleman from the Fifth
blushed rosy red as the motion to
adopt the recommendation of the conf
mittee was put and carried.
A resolution was presented and
adopted unanimously. providing for
the appointment of a committee of five
members, the chairman to be ex-officio
a member, to prepare such legislation
as may be deemed advisable, fitted to
the needs of the Scranton school dis
trict when the city of Scranton shall
have entered into the second class.
The committee Is to be authorized to
act for and in behalf of the school
board in consultation and otherwise.
The teachers payroll for the month
of November was also passed last
night.