The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
SALA RES OF TEACHERS.
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 Greenwich avenue school-Florence
 F. Matthewman, s45O-s50O. 1 Cedar street school-Catherine p. FO- garty, s35O-$40O; Ellen E. Carr, S675-
 s7OO; Grace M. Hyland, S4OO-S450; Clara 4. Klebe, $55O-s $500; Lillian K. Murphy, S300-$350; Anna V. Kenney, s350- s400; Carrie Harris, $4OO-S450; Katherine A. Brennan, s35O-$4OO; Harriet M. Hub bell, S55O-s60O; Mary E. Musson. s575- SGO0; Leila Osborne, SS50-$400.
 Hallock street school-Mary c. Galli- gan. S40O-s450.
 Welch schoOI-Antoinette E. ParIow, s4OO-S450; Theresa Conboy, s35O-S4OO; Mary A. Joyce, $S50-$400.
 Zunder school-Charlotte RamsdalI. S450-s5OO; Gertrude A. Fox, $4OO-s45O.
 Strong school-Sarah E. Wright, S5O0- $550; Grace E. Lowe, $S75-Si25; Grace NJ. Bristol, $45O-$5OO
 Quinnipiac avenue school-Louise c. Harrigan, $50O-$55O; Millicent R. Mc- Dermott. $45O-$5OO.
 Lenox street school-Bertha I. Wright, $45O-S5OO.
 l Woolsey school-Florence L. Lowe, $50O-$550; Mabel I. McMahon, $3OG- -$S5O; Mary A. F. Reilly, $45O-$5OO; Ethel F. Prince, SS50-$400; Emma Male, $450-s5O0. ] Lloyd street school-Emily E. Weiser, $S50-$ -$4OO; Helen c. Doolittle, $55O-$6OO. Woodward school-M. Lucille Adams, l $S50-$400; Evelyn L. Maynard, S500-$550; Mae F. Stanton, S350-S S400. Supervisor of drawing-F. L. Burn ham, $1.6OO-$1,7OO.
 Supervisor of penmanship-Harry | Houston, $1,400-$1, ,500.
 Teacher of cooking-Maude E. Field, $55O-$60O.
 Unassigned teachers-Helen Lyman, | $425-$475; Jane H. Curran, $350- -$4O0; Grace H. Linton, $30O- -$35O; Mary c. Boyle, $500-$35O; Fannre Treat, $SO0- $S5O
 The committee on schools also sub mitted the following recommendations l and suggestions:
 That the boundaries of the Eaton dis | trict be defined as follows: Beginning at the junction of Beach and Mill River, neither side of Beach street to State, neither side of State to Humphrey. both sides of Humphrey to Orange, neither side of Humphrey to Whitney avenue. thence in straight line to a point on Prospect street midway between the two houses now numbered 21S and 230, thence in a straight line to the corner of Mansfield and Compton streets, both sides of Mansfield to Sachem, both sides. of Sachem to the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad, thence along the railroad to Lock street, neither side of Lock to Ashmun, neither side of Ashmun to York, both sides of York to Elm, both sides of Elm to College, neither side of College to George, neith- CT side of George to Church, both sides of Church to Chapel, both sides of l Chapel to Franklin, thence through Franklin to Greene, both sides of Greene to Mill River, thence along Mill River to the starting point at the junc- tion of Beach street and Mill River.
 That the Lowell district include both sides of Prospect street from the town |, line on the north to the point on the south where Prospect street and the boundary line between the Lowell and the Eaton districts intersect That the boundaries of the Lowell, Winchester, Dwight, Webster and Wooster districts be so changed as to conform to the changes which have been described in, the boundaries of the Lowell and the Eaton districts. By these changes about $50 children will be transferred from the Lowell, Wooster, Webster, Dwight and Win chester distriets3to the Eaton districts. The committee expects to be able to close the basement room in Skinned, the basement room in Wooster and the two school rooms in the stores on Wooster and Water streets. It will probably be necessary to continue the use of the store on Sylvan avenue and the two basement rooms in Webster. The committee recommends that the seventh and eighth grades of the Eaton district be placed in the Hillhouse building.
 The following teachers have tendered their resignations, and the committee recommends their acceptance Lulu A. Brett, Webster school, grade 1, to take effect May 22. Johanna M. Flanagan, Eaton school, grade 6, to take effect June 26.
 S. E. Findley, Hillhouse high school, to take effect June 26. S, P. Beebe, Boardman school, to take effect June 26.
 The following teachers have asked for leaves of absence, and the commit tee recommends that their requests be granted:
 Lucy E. Textor, Hillhouse high school until September 1, 1904.
 Anna c. Latimer, Hillhouse high school, until September 1, 1904.
 Dr. Arthur B. Cheney, Hillhouse high school, until September 1, 1904.
 Minnie T. Bird, principal of zunder school, until January 1, 19O4