The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-29
SMALL URGES
ENDING DELAY
Superintendent OF Schools Emphasizes Necessity of Early Com
petion of Repairs Technical Building; and the School
Committee Raises Salaries Of Teachers and Transacs Con-
siderable Routine Business

! Hanrahan, Bina NJ. Shorey. Arthur T. S.
Phetteplace Ida NJ Grinshaw, John II.
Lever. Frances G. Nolan. Laura f.
Cooke. Katherine l.. Sullivan, Anna
Cambio, Jennie L. McNally. Mildred w.
Hall, II. Evelyn Campbell. William NJ.
Dugan, Hope S. Dorchester, Adelaide r.
Hurley, Katharine l.. Sweeney, Alice NJ.
Blessing, Edward j. Hollen. Daniel Mac
donald, Pasquale Romano, Clarence w.
Stowell, Annie T. r. Flanagan, May w.
Hall. Joseph ID. Mulligan, Clifford c. Hub
bard.
For permanent appointment in the
grammar and primary schools: Mary G.
Moran. 10 date from Sept. 10.
For positions in the evening schools,
taken from the eligible list: Armen ID.
Bogosian Samuel L. Baker, Charles b.
Bennett, Robert X. Bennett, Eleanor G..
Blair, Bessie E. Bloom. Edward w. Brad
ford, Edward l.. Byers, John j. A. Coo
ney, Grace l.. Cripps. Albert l.. Fleck-
hamer, Margaret c. Gleason, Katherine
l. Gormley, NJ. Isabel Hall, Mary L.
Heck, Leslie S. High, Mary A. Dempsey
Frederick G. keyes Mary NJ. Lee, Mary
f. Mcrernan Margaret ]. Morgan, Ed
mund j. OConnor, Alfred J. Olsen, Jr.,
Ida L. Rillns Sarah G.. Ross Henry B.
Selleck, Harold b. Tanner, Laura +.
Horton Florence III. Minard, Milton A.
Smith, Mary l.. Allen.
For positions in the grammar and pri-
mary schools. taken from the eligible list:
Ethel Mowry, NJ. Elizabeth Salois Ellen
NJ Murray, Annie l. Fulton, Marion des
Roche. Sarah T. BARLEY, ora V. Hollen.
Margaret Il. Maloney, Eleanor u. Smith,
Annie T. A. McManus. Mary w. Tiernan,
TO date from Sept. 10. 1906.
For position in the high schools: Ernest
NJ. Hunt, TO date from Sept. 10. All were
elected.
Mr.. Beane. from the committee on ac-
counts, reported a schedule Of bills
amounting TO $50 .SS, which was approv-
ed and ordered paid.
Mr.. San Souci. from the committee on
grammar and high schools, presented an
amendment substituting the name of
Webster avenue for the Roosevelt street
grammar school, which was passed.
Prof. Wilson, from the committee on
textbooks reported. recommending the
adoption Of certain textbooks and an ac-
companying resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Waterman, from the committee on
school houses, recommended hiring 4
house or John street to bo used for the
East st"eet kindergarten school, at a rem
tai of SIS per month. A motion giving
that authority TO the committee was pass
ed.
resolution adding the name OF the
ianitor of the Webster avenue grammar
SCHool 10 inc llSl VI SCuOoi Jahibolo was
adopted.
resolution directing the committee on
city property to install II additional uri-
nails at the oxford street grammar school
for the boys use, and TO build exits lead
ing from that school house cellar direct
ly to each yard was adopted.
Mr.. Hogan moved that the secretary OF
the school committee be instructed to
have printed the bylaws as amended. to-
gether with other matters pertaining 20
school government; and this was ordered.
a resolution was adopted directing the
committee on relations with the city
council to confer with the city council
relative TO the erection OF a 10-room
school on Branch avenue, and TO report
to the general committee at the November
election
The school committee then adjourned
The committee on high schools has
made the following promotions: Arthur L.
Wheeler. Technical high: Howard d.
Day, English high Horace r. Jacobs,
Classical high. from second to first as
sistant; Florence A. Williams. English
Harriet III. Hathaway. Classical: Russell
G. Lowell. Technical: j Campbell Swift.
English. from third to second assistants:
Eda NJ. Rounds. Technical: Clara White
head, Classical: Adelaide H. Arnold. Eng
lish; Elizabeth c. Grant. Classical from
fourth TO third assistants
These promotions increase the payroll
OF the high school teachers by 1920 this
year. Sl0O next year and $1,000 the third
year