The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-12
TEACHERS FOR
night SCHOOL
NUMBER APPOINTED BY THE
SCHOOL BOARD.
The Committee Recommended That
as Few as Possible Be Employed
on Account of the Small Appropri-
ation--Bids for Construction of
New Second Ward School Not to
Be Opened Till Next Monday
Night-Teachers Must Attend the
Monthly Institutes.

| Th" members OF the teachers COM
nittce of the board OF cont,ol last
night presented report recommending
the appointment of night school tcach-
| crs ut the several night schools opencd
| last night, and announcing that the
committee saw 1T TO appoint only as
fcw teachers as possible ut the outset.
on account of the slimness of this
| years appi iopriation.
Tho teachers recommended for ap-
| pointmcnt by the teachers committee
and whose appointments were approved
| are as follows. the first name given
being that of the principal in each
| instance:
NO ., John McDonoueh; No 4. Miss
Mary Shields; NO &. Miss Mary
Louahran: No. = John O'Malley: No.
s, Joseph Johler and Miss Carlyon; No.
.. Miss Margaret Rudiy; No. 10. Miss
Hannah NJ. Devinc and Miss Sara L..
Brogan; No. II. Miss Anna McTighe
and Miss Sarah O'Boyle; No. II. Miss
Margaret Dougher: No. 13. J. II. Oil
Yer and Miss Elizabeth Williams; No.
Is. Miss Agnes Reap and Miss Helen
O'Malley: No 16. Thomas Murphy,
jr.: No. Il, Miss Mary Durkin: No.
Evans; No. 20. Miss Helen Richards;
No. 20 annex, Miss Ethel Kirk; No %.
NJ. Flanaghan and Miss Julia Martin;
No. 90, Prof. j. j. Costello. Miss Nora
O'Mallcy and Michael Costello: No. %.
r. II. Martin: No. 2G. n. NJ. Ward;
No. 27, j. B. Hawker and j. L. Ross;
No. 90, Martin Moffatt, Miss Julia Clo-
herty Miss Mary Mahon and Miss May
Freeman; No. 81, II. l.. Morgan. w.
II. Williams, John II. Davis and L. Il.
Hughes: No. 81, John Thomas and Miss
katherine O'Neill; No. Sc, Miss Il.
Mcdonnell.
Miss Mary DeGraw was appointed as
temporary assistant to Miss Mackay
at No 81, and the question of transfer
ring Miss Nellie Kelly from No. 13 10
No. 3S. and Miss Mary Forgens from
No. IS to No. l.: was referred back TO
the teachers committee after some dis
cussion
1t was unanimously decided that all
teachers absentins themselves in the
future from the monthly Institutes
shall lose one days pay.
Bids for the construction of the new
school in the Second ward to be known
as No. 40 We're to have been opened last
night. but action was postponed until
next Monday night at the request OF
Mulherin & Judge, contractors. who
sent in Il letter announcing that they
were unable to get a bid in last night
because of their inability to secure the
plans and specifications III time.
The bids for the heating and Nentil-
ating We're opened. however, and We're
referred to the building committee.
These; bids We're as follows: Howley
Bros, $j959.41: NJ. r. O'Malley, S4,9i4;
r. j. OMalley, $J,5lo.
The insurance committee reported
having awarded the following insur-
ance: No. 90. s., 900 each TO John Fitz-
simmons, D. j. Campbell. Evans and
Thomas and II. $. Keller; No. %,
$4,000 TO G. G. Boland s; Co.: $1,000 to
y. J. Campbell. and $4,000 TO Peter Rob-
ling. ir.: No. s.? 81 900 each to Edward
Fidler, II. L. Paine, j. d. Evans &
co. and John FitzsimmonS.
The teachers monthly pay roll was
passed subject to the approval OF the
superintendent in order that the teach
ers may be paid on Nov. %, the end
of The state school year