The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-03
TEACHERS APPOINTED;
 SALARY INCREASES
NORMAL GRADUATES WHO HIN
 POSITIONS.

Beard of Education Completes Next Years SeIectiOns-RepIy Received From Finance Board Concerning Building Inspector--List of Resigna- tions-New List of Textbooks Adopt ed.
 : A regular meeting of the board of ed- ucation was hsld last evening and con- siderable business was transacted. The first business transacted wa the con- s:deration of the reply which the board received from the board of finance re- | ative to the request which the sechool board made for the appointment of an inspector by the city on the new seehool which is to be erected at the corner of Orchard and Scranton streets. The vote tak6n by the board of finance in the matter was as follows: "It is the opinion of this board that if 1 the inspector of buildings employed by the department of education can not | give the time necessary to properly in- spect the work in building the new 1 Scranton street school, and no funds arg available from which to pay an in- stcctor, the said department should re- quest this board to provide sufficient funds, so that person could be ap-. pointel by the department of education for it's proper inspection" ''''~ .'"
 The board after listening to the reply from the board of finance referred this matter to the special building commit tee and they will act on it later.
 The committee announced the follow ing resignations, their acceptance to take effect at the close of the present school year, except as otherwise indica- ted: @%
 I Charles C. Brown, High school: Lucy '. Textor, High school; Marian P. Whitney, HHigh school; Elizabeth M. Andrew. Davenport avenue school; AL ice C.. Hoster, Orange street school; Kathleen B. Keefe, Hooker school; I Eedtha B. Newbrook. Strong school; Josephine E. Bruckman, Cooking teacher; Lucia B. Barnes, Hooker Kin derga.ten; Rebscca Fleetwood, Lowell Kindergarten tto take effect May ?S,; Esher l. Hull, Welch Kindergarten.
 Of the teachers appointed last even- ing, fourteen are members of the pres ent graduating class at the New Haven State Normal school With Miss Rat tlesdorfer, who has accepted a position at Greens Farms. they are the fifteen New Haven girls standing highest ill their class, and are appointed in ths or de; Of their standing. ''.'.'.
 Miss Rattlesdorfer stood first, and Ire list ofath fourteen appointed is as f'l- lows: "a '''4 '' May E. Mathews, Helen c. StanIln, Nellie A Hall, Bertha l.. sturges. Alice G. Dinnan, Mae NJ. Holt, Olive l.. Wo 1dward, Jane A. Fahy, Augusta White. Margaret L. Muroty, Ella M Browr. Loretta c. Kearnsy, F'J;eG2e G Fcrd, Jeanette F. sherman.
 These young ladies are all to receive salary of thrse hundred dollars earb, and are now on the list to be assignel |.
 Tie board adopted the list of text books which were recommended al ths meeting held on May 19.
 To provide for the increase in the
 
 arranged for the opening of three ad- Gitional school rooms and for the eS- tension of double sessions to two ada.- t,onai rooms. The new rooms are a seventh grade room and a second and third grade room in the Welch scho j., an eighth grade room in the Worthi, g. toG Hooker school, and a second grade room in the Wallace street school. The rooms to which the plan of double ses- lsions will be extended are room 1 at Ike Fair street school and room 1 at the Wooster school.
 The superintendent presented the list of assignments of teachers for the coming y2ar; and it was accepted and adrrted
 Thc list of those who were granted increases in salary and those newly ap- pointed in full is as follows:
 HILLHOUSE SCHOOL. .. J. D. Houston. q, 100, $100; Alfred E. Porter. 1st year class officer, $1, 200 $l00; F. L. Merritt, $l,0O0 Gilbert G., Benja- min, $500. $50; w. Ii. Perry $500; Louis Levy, $T00 Elizabeth ". Cleaveland, S950, $5A, Martha Nj. Kennerly. $s50. $50; May Baumaii. $75O. $50; Caroline M, Davis, $15o, $5o; Mary I. Goodrich $75o; Mary F. Berry. $70O, $50; Lillian Holbrook, $500, $5O Jessie A. McWil- Hams, $55O, $50; Constance Warren $55O; Alice B. Bowman, $500, $50; Mary G. Bancroft, $45O, $50; Marie H. Albee $45c, $50; Blanche E, Thompson, s400 $50. .,
 BOARDMAN SCHOOL.
 Arthur F. Booth, s1,30O $100; Charles H. Smith, $65O, $50; Charlotte Wolff $900, $50; Eliza B. Thompson, $500, $50 Adele H. Merwin, $7O0, $50; Harriet B Comstock, $75O, $50; Martha J. Potter $650, $50; c. Christabel Cannon, $500 $50; Elizabeth Middleton, $500, $50.
 WEBSTER SCHOOL.
 Mary J. Creegan, $500, $50; Ellen T Lynch, $500, $50; Clara J. Shanley, s45o $50; Ruth Olmstead, $500, $50.
 OAK STREET SCHOOL.
 Catherine O'Donnell, $400, $50; May A.. Smith, $600 $50. '.. 4 r-