The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-28

A meeting OF Watchemoket Engine
company No. was held in Firemen's
hall last night, Captain Mullen presiding
and a goodly number of members In at
tendance. The committee on arrange
ments for attending the muster reported
that all arrangements had been compiet-
ed and that everything was In readiness
for the great day.
After the meeting the machine wac
taken out and given lively shaking
down, with satisfactory results. The new
nozzle arranged by Captain Mullen was
tried and the results were very gratify-
ing.
The veterans also gave the Geyser a
trial which proved ss tisfactory
Tho veterans will use the Geyser at the
muster and the active company the
watchemoket Both OF the machines are
In prime condition and II is expected that
at least one prise will be captured.
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
An adjourned meeting of the school
committee was held I'm the town hall last
evening with President George 8. Dean
in the chair and full board In attend
ance
The current bills were audited and or
dered paid.
The matter OF purchasing school furni-
true was discussed and II was decided to
notify dealers that bids were wanted for
2oo school chairs and desks and a quanti-
" OF other school furniture.
The following appointments Of teachers
and isnitors with the salaries named
have been made by the committee:
High schcol--Edgar Mann Johnson.
principal. sac ~; Clifton Wells Loveiand,
sub-master, $50: Irene Chamblain Chip
man. assistant. SIC: Alice Sophia John
son. SIS; Fannie Pearl Stacey. SIS; Edith
NJ. Con. s14; Nels Johnson. 500; Gertrude
johnson Jennings, special. 81
A p. Hoyt Grammar school-James Ell
lis Ames. principal, $al 50: Ellen Therese
Tobin, assistant, SIS: Cornelia Merrick
Con. N2; Elizabeth Theresa Harrington.
sl2; Mary Alice Prentiss. 81: Mabel Dor
rance McTwisgan, N1; Emma Louise
Ray, S1l; Mira Eliza Bates. 81; Kathe-
rine I.suretts Cawiey. r2: Nav winifred
Meesan, sl1: Francesca Margaret Kiley.
sll: Charles w Hunt SIS
Union grammar school--Amey Frances
Bowen, principal. SIS; Eleanor Louise
Carroll assistant. $1S: Mary Prentiss Hill.
tl1; Della Loretta Monahan, $40.
Turner Avenue grammar school--Mary
A. Lawson. principal. sls; Anna Gertrude
Cswley. assistant. N3: Bertha Viola
Card. s12: Matilda Peterson, N2
Union intermediate School - Jennie
sunhberg. principal. s11; Margaret Amelia
Roe. assistant. $40
Ellis Primary School--Ellen Theresa
Mahoney. principal Si2. Grace Louise
Wallen. assistant. SO.
Turner Avenue Primary School-Han-
nah Remington Read. principal. s1l; Flor
enoe Cady. assistant so: Virginia Nor
gan Crumb $40: Huldah Sealander So
East Street Primary School--Mar rsaret
Elizabeth Riley. principal. $40; Ina Mabel
Davis assistant $40
No. Primary school-Mary Agnes Roe.
principal. $40.
No. Primary School--Alice Harriet
Horton. principal. so.
No. q Primary school-Mary Eleanor
Murphy principal 80; Josephine W.
Ross, So
Music Teacher-Lflian Frances SPHINX.
sl7
Drawing Teacher-Emma Frances Read.
SIS
No. 6 Primary school-violet NJ.
Leonard. So
Grove Avenue Primary-Helen c. Davis.
principal. SO: NJ Elnra Carr $40: Elyne
Hendrican o'Leary. SO; Catherine ]. Ca
hill, So
No. Ungraded school-Hattie e. ].
Peck, principal, 80.
No. Cngraded School-Eugenie Camille
Pasny. principal. si2
No. rngraded School-Isabelle F.
Shields, principal. $40.
Msuran Avenue Primary School-Althea
Tiffany Ide. principal. s1s; Anne W. Car
penter, assistant, 81; Agnes Loretta Ma
honey. assistant. SO: Nora Theresa Sull-
van, $40: Annie Claire Roe. $40
Potter Street Primary school-Abby Es-
ther Donovan. principal. si2 MARY Louisa
Burns. assistant. $40; Nellie Theresa
Healey, assistant. 50; Julia Barron q.
Plummer, so.
James Street Primary school-Eliza
Kent Carpenter. principal. ti2; Ida Maria
Carpenter. assistant. $40; Katherine NJ.
Short, 50: Mary A. Cronin. So
Williams Avenue Primary School--I.ydia
Belle Miller. principal sl2; Ella Octavia
Cshill. assistant. $40
Broadway Primary School-Cora May
Daggett. principal s12. Bessie Edgar Ran
dali. assistant. $40
Jsnitore-Philo 2 Hawkes.. high school,
Potter street. sli. William g Brown
East street. Turner avenue. grammar.
Turner avenue primary. Nl. Eugene II
Bowen, Hoyt grammar. sil John Ware
ham ElrS. Mauran avenue. f11. Mcr.ty
Macklin. Broadway. James street Will
lisms avenue tl1; Martin Johnson Union
grammar. Union primary. s.; Wallace A.
Holmes. No. primary. 81 500 Charles
Dodge No I. ungraded, 81 Samuel v
Williamson, No. s ungraded. s.. Raymond
r. Hawes. No. : ungraded. s.: Mrs Clark
Drown. No. primary. e.; Fred Lswton.
No ? primary -
SUCCESSFUL MOONLIGHT.
A very enjoyable moonlight excurs'o on
and dancing party was held last evening
under the auspices OF the Brlarwood
Social club White the weather was
trine cool for a sal down the bay. this
same coolness was much appreciated
later Jy the dancers The steamer
Mount Hope was chartered for the even
ing and left her wharf az about s:7n with
fully soo people bent on having n rc-d
time on board The itenera-y of The
trip vas q sau srouni Hope slard and
return % Crescent park FOR dancing The
steamer landed at the Crescent park