Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-09
GREAT DEMAND
TEACHERS.
Nearly Every Graduate from the
STATE Normal School Has
An Appointment.

TRENTON, July 9.-The June
class of graduates at the state normal
school, this city, was not only one of
the largest in the history of the insti-
tuition, but was also one of the lucki-
est in. the matter of securing appoint
ments. According to a statement by
DR.. James M. Green, the principal,
practically every member of the class
has secured an appointment to teach
during the term beginning September
l next. This shows the great de-
mand there is in this state for we'll
trained teachers.
Louanna Conover, Adelaide B. Car
penter, Elizabeth Honeyman, Edna
v. Hughes, Cora S. Hunt, Lillian H.
Locke, Mary B. Poland and Charlotte
e. Smith, all of Trenton, will teach
in the public schools here. Edith A.
Loos, of Haddonfield, and Edna Shep-
pard, of Morristown, will teach at
the state schools. Sarah T. Pollock
and Helen NJ. Henson, both of this
city, will go to Atlantic City. Cath
crime Chambers and Evangeline Per-
rim, also of Trenton, will go to South
Woodstown and Oceanic respective
ly.
Other engagements have been
made as follows: Marie B. Allen, of
Bordentown, to Lyndhurst; Anna M.
C. Anderson and Cora V. Anderson,
to Perth Amboy; Mabel Andrews, of
Woodstown, to Aldine; Nellie ]. APP
gar, OF Somerville, to Westwood; Ra-
chel E. Berger, of Raven Rock, to
Oceanic; Adele F. Aumack, to Ar
lington; Christine Boyle, of Oceanic,
to Palisades Park; Hannah E. Brit
ton, of Pennington, to Long Branch;
Jennie Brogger, to Perth Amboy;
Jennie c. Brown, of Somerville, to
GaTwood; Sarah r. Colson, to Woods
town; Edith E. Cook, of Mount Hol-
ly, to Irvington; Edith S. Coons, of
East Orange, to Irvington; Margaret
M. Doyle, of Bordentown, to South
Amboy; Mary A. Dwyer, of Garfield,
to Passaic; Meta E. Allen, of Tucker
ton, to Beverly; Hazel Emmons, to
Asbury Park; Elsie B. Evaul, to Riv-
erside; Ruth T. Farrow, of Glen
Gardner, to Long Branch; Ethel G..
Finlayson, to Bayonne; Frances G..
Fishbeck, of Ridgefield Park, to Lit
tie Ferry: Edna r.. Green, of Prince
ton, to Port Reading; Joseph G. Hav-
Hand, to Elizabeth; John S. Heron,
of Bordentown, to Paterson; Anasta-
STA Howatt, of Arlington, to Kearney;
Clara l.. Kennedy, of Hackettstown,
to Warren; Bertha e. Klotz, of SIN
gas, to Little Falls; Madeline Law
renee, to Harbourton; Laura +. Fa-
Vance, of Manasquan, to English
town; Anna B. Letcher, of Morris
town, to Irvington; Edith M. Little,
of Hasbrook Heights, to Carlsbad;
Maud M. McAfee, of Blackwood, to
Atlantic City; Nellie MANI, of North
Plainfield, to Raritan; P. G.. Martin.
to Perth Amboy; Josephine l.. Nc
Kinney, to Crawford; Mabel r. Mehr-
hof, of Little Ferry, to H~ackensack;
Bertha r. Nichols, to East Ruther
ford; Gertrude B. Norman, to Red
Bank; Edna l.. Parvin, of Elmer, to
Atlantic City; Alice E. Potter, to
Vineland; Edith e. Potter, of Ruth
erford, to Hazledon; Emma Poole,
of Ironia, to Succasunnah; Elsie l..
robinson, of East Orange, to Bloom
field; Carrie G. Sanders, of Pomp-
ton Plains, to Woodbridge; Gertrude
K. Schmidt, of New Brunswick, to
Woodbridge; Cora A. Smith, of AS
bury, to Glen Rock; Ella M. Smith,
of Weehawken, to Union Hill; Helen
C. Trenbath, of Somerville, to Irv-
ington; Ethel A. Wood, of New
Brunswick, to Oceanic; Elva M.
Wright, of North Long Branch, to
Haledon.
Vera M. Esler, Nellie G. Green,
Emily T. Marsh, Leila M. Morris, Ma
bel A. Nichols, Evelyn B. Cox, Mary
P. Rogers, Sarah A. Powelson, Ma
bel v. Emmons. and Alice M. Miller
are awaiting appointments in New
ark.