The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-22
CENTRAL FALLS
SCHOOL BOARD
HOLDS SESSION


There was an important meeting of the
school committee at the office of the SUI
perintendent last evening at which con-
siderable business was transacted.
Arrangements for the graduation exer-
cises which are 10 occur next week were
perfected and Mrs. l.. l.. Daniels
was reelected clerk Of the committee.
An executive session OF the board was
held and at the close the following an
nouncements OF teachers appointments
were made:
High school-William Overton, princi-
pal; Theodore e. Dexter. Estelle Newell
s. Ethelyn Merrill, Flora s. Curtis. lie
Roy NJ Rand At this school, Miss Flora
Il. Fairman rendered her resignation,
which was accepted, TO take effect at the
end OF the school year. and Miss s. Eth
| elyn Merrill a former teacher there. but
who has been principal at the Kendall
| street school, was appointed 10 I'LL the va
cancy.
Broad street school-Maude F.. Young,
principal: Alma l.. Bannon. Clara Il. VIII
north Elizabeth H. Tracy, Marion NJ.
Hin. Fannie NJ. Hamlin. Mary f. Nc
Loughlin. Evelyn NJ. Young. Anna ] Lar
rabee; assistants. Jennie X. Brennan.
Grace L. Gooding.
Central street-Cassie NJ Arnold. prin-
cipal: Annie A. Barry, Annie r. Bowker.
Hunt street-M. c. Talmadge. principal;
Bessie +. Wilmarth Anna Earle.
Washington street-Annie Davenport.
principal; Mary A. Thresher, Grace l..
Donnelly, Edna f. Davis, Elizabeth G.
Hicks, Sarah Beatie, Anna Il. Stevens,
Alice f. Spaulding
Garfield street-E. Louise King, princi-
pal and critic teacher: Robina c. Allen,
Mildred C. Bullfnch, Maude r. Gooding.
Amy L. Allenson. Amy s. Moies.
Hedly avenue-Agnes NJ. Bacon, princi-
pal; Mary Il. A. Campbell Anna ID.
OBrien. Grace NJ Parks.
Kendall street--Cora b. Thurber, princi-
pal; Mabel II. Easton. Alice w. Budlong,
Rachel NJ Fairbanks.
West Side grammar school-Lulu NJ.
Couland. principals Grace L. b. Millgan.
Lucy NJ. Borden. Zita NJ. Bannon, Sarah
a Doyle.
Dexter street-Sarah Il. Goldsmith. prin-
cipal; Sarah A. Cowperthwaite A. L. +.
Ftzsimmons. Eleanor V. Asquith.
The special teachers are as follows.
George T. Goldthwaite. music; Florence
NJ. Eaton. drawing; Leroy NJ. Rand. pen
manship.
MRS. HANSON BURIED.
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph Hanson took
place yesterday afternoon from her late
residence, Parker street and II was at
tended by a large number OF friends and
relatives. Following prayer at the house
there were services at st. Georges
church which were conducted by the rec>
tor Rev. Lucian Rogers and the body was
taken TO Moshassuck cemetery for burial.
Mrs. Hanson leaves besides her hus-
band two children. There were many
handsome floral offerings.
EGAN-FOLEY.
John Egan and Miss Bridget Foley were
united In marriage at the Holy Trinity
church yesterday the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Father Gibbon. Fol-
lowing the ceremony there was a wedding
reception at the home OF the bride, s3
Washington street. and later they started
on a short trip which will take them TO
New York city.
ROOF ON FIRE
Word was sent to the Brt I'd street fire
station last evening that there was a
slight fire at a house on Washington
street. Capt. Wilbur and several o: the
men responded and extinguished IL with
out serious damage. 1t had been caused
ny a fire balloon which had lighted on
the shingles.
PEDDLER FINED
Moses Fienklestein was before the dis
trlct court yesterday having been Drougnt
in by Lincoln officers charged with ped
ding without license. He was given a
fine OF $40 and costs.
Terfil PyslSa pleaded nolo contendere TO
two indictments, each charging assault
and battery. 1t was claimed he acted
against the peace and dignity OF the state
at Central Falls wedding
Owing to Pyska's excellent reputation
up TO the time of his friends venture
Presiding Justice Sweetland imposed a
fine of only si5 and costs in each case.
HOMES FOR THOUSANDS.