The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-15
MANY CHANGES IN SCHOOLS
TEACHERS APPOINTED TO FILL
 VACANCIES.

Figures Show Attendance of 197S0 in
 the Schools-Superintend Beede
 Recommends Especially Needed Ad-
 ditions to School Buildings--BOund-
 ary Between Eaton and Lowell Dis-
 tricts Changed.
 In his report to the board of educa- ton at a meeting held last night Superintendent Beede showed that there has been the usual in crease in attendance this fall at the various schools in the city. The great est increase was in the Welch district, an increase of about 160 children.
 There are 5SO more pupils in actual attendance in our schools to-day than there were a week later last year. Al lowing for the difference in dates, the increase this year will doubtless prove to be the average annual increase of between 500 and 70o The total num- Der of children now in school is 19, 739 In November, the month when the number of children in school is larger than at any other time in the year, this number will probably be increased to about 20,100.
 The school buildings in some of the districts at taxed beyond their capaci- ty,
 In view of these crowded conditions Superintendent Beede recommended the following additional school accommo- dations as especially necessary: Win chester district large addition to Shell ton avenue building, primary building. Wooster district, large addition to the Wooster building Lowell district, large addition to the Ezekiel Cheever build ing
 The following transfers of teachers from the unassigned list were announc- ed: Anna A. Kelly, to Webster distict, oom 5, grade III; Kathryn Roche, to Webster district, room 4, grade II; Nell | lie A. Hall, to Davenport avenue, room g. grade II; Mary s. Popoligio, to | Wooster school, room 5, grade II-I1I 1; Mae J. Scanlon, to Hamilton annex, | No. 2. grade HI; Emelie R. Zermtz, to l Winchester, room 8, grade w; Alice E. McKeon, to Winchester, room 6, grade "; Mary A. PalIman to Win chester, room 5, grade III; Margaret A. Welch. to Winchester, room 2, grade II; Margaret F. Mackenzie, to Shelton avenue, room 8, grade "; Katherine L. Gibson, to Shelton avenue annex, room 8, grade III-IV; Jessie D. Muse. to Dixwell avenue, room 8, grade IT; Grace Brown to. Lowell, room 5, grade | III-V Charlotte Barnes, to Worthing- ton Hooker, room 3, grade IT; Berna- l dette s. Cowley, West street, room g. grade II; Lotta Wyman, to Hallock street, room B. grade III; Mary J. Ma loney, to Weloh, room 6, grade w ve- ronica Odenkirchen, Zunder, room &. grade "; Josephine Lynch, to Zunder room grade III.
 | In it's report the committee on schools | announced the resignations of the fol- lowing teachers, which were accepted, to take effect September i, 1906: Flor ence MacDermott, Annie M. O'Donnell Anna V. Molloy, Eva R. Murphy, Cath ryn Callahan, Grace H. Coughlin, May L. Blackman, Juliet Peck, Helen Ly- man, Grace B, Platt, Alta Carter and Gertrude A. Woodruff.
 On recommendation of the committee leaves of absence were granted to the following teachers for the school year 1906-19O7: Jennie B. Burlington, Wor- thington Hooker school, room g, grade ', and Mabel L. Gessner, of the high school
 The committee announced the death, July 4. of Jennie F. Nash, Roger sher- man school, room 10, grade '. Miss