The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-06

evening drawing teachers formerly
paid from item l in the schedule, $500;
for manual training, $100; total, S2S 100
We therefore offer the following rec
ommendation;
That the school committee hereby re-
quest the honorable City Council to
appropriate an addition to the $4,000
already requested for arithmetics the
sum of $20 100 to meet the probable ex-
penses of the school department for the
current fiscal year, to be divided as fol-
lows:
Salaries, $12,5OO; text books and sta
tionery. $4,000; evening schools, $500;
manual training, 500.
The report was accepted without fur
Their debated but later in the session
DR.. NJ. G. Overlook urged the members
of the committee to get after the mem
bers of the Board of Aldermen and
Common Council and explain to them
the condition of things so they may
act intellgently.
On recommendation of the committee
on teachers the following appoint
ments were approved, the teachers
getting salaries Of $3.50 each:
Anna S. Cartwright, Lake View;
Edith A. Gainsman, Gates Lane;
Sarah V. Early, Millbury Street;
Kathrine A Carroll, Worthwhile; Ella
L. Cnosmon, Sycamore Street. Mary
f. O'Connor, Lee STREET; Rose M. Cal
lahan, Gates Lane; Katherine V. o.
Connor, Valley Falls; Anne L. Cullen,
Millbury Street; Elizabeth G.. Shana-
han, Belmont Street; Agnes L. Dru
gan, Elizabeth Street; Margaret "
Kirby, Washington Street A Eliese
Tilson. North Worcester: Cecile l.
Bieberbach. Lake View; Agnes. e.
Daniels, Providence Street; Grace e.
Oliver, Abbott Street; George E. Reidy,
Millbury Street; Alma A. Bacon, Eliz-
Millbury Street: Alma A. Bacon,
Elizabeth Street; Jane e. Sheffield,
Belmont Street; Ellen r. Mathews, Dix
Street, Catherine A. McHugh, Lamar
tine Street; Frank A. Andrews, Adams
Street; Maria McGlllicuddy Cambridge
Street.
The following teachers were elected
lat salaries Of $500: Margaret V. Brown
Providence Street; Ada York, Thomas
Street; Katherine T. Kennedy, East
Kendall Street; Mary c. Healey, Prov
idence Street; Addie E. Morse, Bloom
ingdale.
These transfers were approved: John
j. Pratt, from North Pond to Trow
bridgeville, grades A to Z; Winona b..
Taylor, from Freeland Street to Wins
low Street, grade 8; Harriet A. Foley,
from Lake View to Harlow Street,
grade 2.
On recommendation of the committee
on teachers, Anna A. Murphy was APP
pointed substitute teacher in the eve
ming cooking school, three evenings a
week, at $3.50 per night.
The following appointments in the
Evening High School were made: Geo
e. Reidy, G. Harold Ellis, Albert Per-
not Jose Reyes, Herman w. Haynes.
all at so per night; Francis Fl. Ellis,
$3.50 per night; Maurice w. Meyer
hardt, $50 per night
The following were appointed teach
ers in the elementary evening schools
at 81 per night: Emelia Wardeny, Graf
ton Street; Karl Jansson, William +.
Butler, Flora Barakian and Warren X.
Harrod, Belmont Street, Edward A.
Quinland, Chandler Street; James NJ.
DAILY, Shrewsbury Street; Frank A.
Andrews was appointed principal at
Greendale evening school, and Wilfred
E. l.. Todd was appointed principal at
Valley Falls, each at 81 per night.
The following were appointed substi-
tutes in the evening schools at 81 per
night Sarah A. Wilder. assistant in
Spanish class in High School; John II.
Hunt assistant in bookkeeping at High
School, Grace McDermott, assistant in
A. Rahm, Quinsigamond. George G.
Douglas was transferred from Valley
Falls to the Evening High School.
The matter of regulating the salaries
Of the evening High School teachers,
which was referred to the committee on
evening schools at the October meeting,
came back with the report that It is in
expedient to act. DR.. NJ. Bonner Finn.
for the committee said 1t was impossible
to get an agreement In the committee
and he suggested that the full board take
up the matter and fix a limit Of 81. 80 per
night for heads of departments, 81 for
others, 81 80 for assistants and 81 for sub
stitutes. Prof Conant moved that the
matter be referred to special committee
of five, and this was done, the chairman
Conant, Mr.. Ekstrom. Rev. Mr.. Hague,
DR.. Duggan and DR.. O'Meara.
On recommendation of the committee on
teachers, II was voted that from Novem-
Der to April the special school at Wash
ington Street have but one session daily,
from $50 a. m to ! p. m.
On recommendation of the committee on
High Schools Jean 3. McIver was elected
a teacher in the English High School. at
$1,000 per year, and James L. DOwney was
appointed a teacher in the Classical High
School at $1,000 per year.
Leave Of absence was granted Mabel
S. Chamberlain. Belmont Street. to Sep
TENDER. 1902; Jessie NJ Nichols Winslow
Lamartine Street, to January, 1902; Eliza
beth ]. Moran, oxford Street to January,
1902
The designations of Herbert Z. Buxton,
principal at Lake View. and Benjamin S.
Merigold, evening High School, were ac-
cepted.
In his report Superintendent Carroll
suggested the advisability Of transferring
the pupils in the seventh and eighth
grades at Burncoat Plains to the Green
dale School, and a protest from the
parents in the Burncoat district against
the move was referred to the committee
on teachers with power to act
DR.. Overlook presented petition from
parents IN the Woodland Street district
asking that the sanitary conditions in the
two old buildings on Woodland Street be
looked into. II was referred TO the com
mittee on schOolhouses.
A request from the managers of the
Charleston Is. c. exhibition. that they
be given permission to transfer the Wor-
cester school exhibit at the Buffalo ex-
position TO Charleston. was referred 10
the committee on books and supplies with
power to act.
On mothion Of Mr.. Ekstrom. the matter
Of providing a more suitable reader for
the grown people in the evening schools
than the primers now In use was referred
to the committee on evening schools