The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-01


The session was a rather long one, bat
very interesting, nevertheless, and was
eniiyened by some rather pointed tilts be-
tween the representatives OF the parties.
One tilt between Mr.. Hogan and Judge
Rueckert was particularly so.
The Judge said that Mr.. Hogan was
very decided in expressing Views as 10
what the city council would have TO do
IN the matter OF appropriatins money
needed by the school committee, while
t. he said, II am not"
mo" replied Mr.. Hogan. II, as
partisan lawyer am very decided. while
you'-here he paused a second or two.
''you take the judicial view"
II was about 20 minutes OF when the
school committee was called to order by
Judge Rueckert, its president last night
In its rooms In the Classical high school,
but little over a quorum being present.
The records OF the last meeting as print
ed was distributed.
NEW TEACHERS
The report OF Superintendent Small.
containing his nominations for teachers.
was received and approved.
Recommendation OF Superintendent
Small on the notification required by the
bylaws having been given. Victor FraZee
was chosen as principal OF a grammar
school.
For positions in the high schools these
were electel: Anne Marjorie Day. Har-
rison b Hill. Jacob A. Mattuck Clarence
II. Manchester Edith NJ. Tillinghast Will
liam Jones. Nashaniel O. Howard, Marie
6. Peck, Walter II. Buck. Frank Il. Stark,
10 date from Sept II. 1906 such positions
10 be. for one year as per section 3. article
VII, OF the bylaws.
For positions in the grammar and
primary schools: Isabel c. French, Mary
A. Carhn. Edith X. Danielson Mary A.
Donovan. Mary G. Eaton Mary T.. Cash
man. Mary ]. Mulligan. Bessie /. Rogers,
Marguerite Tully Elizabeth V Hines.
Theresa r.. Mckenna. Emma A. Irons.
Orga J. Lunden. Helena NJ Brndle. Wini-
fred j. Monahan. Mary c. Moran. Marion
G. Abrams. Mary T. Osin. Lottie Hurd,
Agnes X Crofwel were selected. appoint
ments TO date from Sept IL. 1905. such
positions TO be for one year, as per sec
tion 2, article VII. of the bylaws
Superintendent Small nominated for po-
stions In the kindergartens Maude f.
Walker. Margue<ite Heyworth. Edith A.
Huntsman, Beulah w. Smith and Eliza
p Hayes, and these were selected TO date
from Sept. IL. 1895 such positions TO be
for one year. as per section g. article VII.
OF the bylaws. All OF them were taken
from the eligible list.
For permanent appointments In the high
schools: James III. Chase, NJ Florence
Rafter. f. Lincoln Wood Mary A Car
penter. NJ. Catherine Mahy and Arthur
n. Berry were chosen. and for permanent
appointments in the grammar and prl-
mary schools Annie f. Adams. Belle Boas
Katherine f. Flynn. Mary T Holland
Anna M killian, Mary +. NJ Hughes
Geraldine NJ. Kilkenny, Mary r. OBrien
Mabel NJ Wallace. Agnes L. Turbitt Jen-
ME r. Winsor. Frances M Mccarthy and
Miriam A. Clarke we're selected and Tor
permanent appointments in the kinder
gartens Mary Mackie and Alice NJ. Car
penter.
IAN these teachers have successfully
completed their probationary year OF SER
vice. THESE nominations are made I'm ac-
cordance with section 10. article Wit -uf
the bylaws, and are to date from Sept
II. 1906.
'-@ FINANCIAL REPORT.
Mr.. Small said that as the records Of
attendance for the year only came In to-
day, IL was impossible 10 make them up
for the meeting.
He asked leave TO p-int the record in
the report Of the meeting and on motion
OF Richard y Comstock the superin-
tendent's request was complied with
The report OF the committee on ac-
counts was presented by Chairman
George r. A. Beare, 46 bills amounting
70 $3.50 being presented, read and ap-
proved for payment.
The estimated balance after the June
audit s77.7i4.e2 and the estimated fixed
charges for the rest Of the year. SCI SOS.
The accounts were allowed and ordered
paid.
Mr.. Tillotson. for the committee on APP
poIntment. presented resolution allow
Ing the transfer of unexpended balances
as follows: Evening schools. Sl20s 81; high
schools. sics.s2; music sislet
The report was received and the reso-
luton passed.
PAY BALANCE OF SALARY
Mr.. Beagan. for the committee on by
laws. reported that the committee had
no report on the mode of election and
transfer OF grammar and primary school
principals AT this meeting but at the
September meeting.
Mr. San Souci reported on the petitions
Cor kindergsrtens that the school fnan.
eial condition did not seem 10 warrant
the extension a; this time
lie also presented n resolution 90 pay
the balance % Principal Joseph w. n
Rich's salary TO the widow, who IL de-
pe0dent upon his estate.
The late principli had completed the
work at Messer Street school so that II
was unnecessary TO hire master pro
ternpore. and the balance was 500 Mr.
watermln said he hoped that n would
pass.
Mr. Comstock said he favored the
courre but questioned the right of the
committee % give this money away
M. Beag1n explained that the work
hsd ben done and ercn work laid ont for
s~ptsnber.
!, --f 20 voted III. resolution being
psssed