The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-10

Perkins. So; Miss May Jilson. Miss Eliza
beth NJ Cullen Miss Fannie w. SHOVE
Miss Bertha c. Carroll. Grace T. Bullock.
all at 81 per week Darlington--Charles
A. Marsh 50 per night Clar,oei at heuIopH week
Garden street-William A. Cox S per
night Harriet H. Bennington, Bessie NJ
Leahy, Katherine l.. Clarke, Mary Sur
ton all at 81 per week. Baldwin street
James q. Connolly. 50 per night; Anna u
Brady. Kathleen G. O'Brien, Nellie Don
ovan. Corcelia Allen, all at 81 per week.
Mary J. Reardon. Grace Redford. Eliza.
beth @. Tyrrell. Jennie eastman, all AT
81 per week. ST. Johns school-Edgar a.
Parent. g per night; Regina M MaynTsr,d'
! Louisa h. Holt. Aida r.. Allaire' Esta
LaPlante, all at 81 per week. Notre
Dame-Anna Fortier. IS per night; Bertha
| Beaudry Louis +. Choquette, both at y 20
per week. Substitutes-Ella +. Rice,
A. Mccoy, Anna c. Edgecomb' Mary A
| Cavanaugh.
kEENAN's APPOINTMENT.
DR. Gormley called attention to the fact
| that In the list just read the name OF
Bernard keenan, was given as the man
who had been chosen principal OF the
evening high school and that this was In
| substitution OF James Connolly, and he
asked the committee 10 give some reason
! why this change was made.
Chairman Little stated that IL the gen.
| tloman wanted 10 make counter nomi-
nation IT was his privilege.
DR.. Gormley declared that he was sim
ply asking for information. He spoke OF
| the high character and ability OF Mr. Con-
molly. and he did not believe that IL was
fair To him or 10 the pupils Of the schools
To make achange unless there was some
good reason other than a desire 10 assist
someone else. He said that the city or
this department was not being conducted
as a board OF charity. He believed that
this action was an outrage and the people
OF this city will demand an explana ton Of
this action
Mr.. Millman said that he agreed some
what with the position taken by Or.
Gormley, but he would move that the re-
port be accepted.
REPORT ADOPTED.
There were a few more words between
Chairman Little and DR.. Gormley, and
then the report was adopted.
Mr.. Arnold, for the finance committee.
reported favorably on a bill Of DR.. Rich
ards. amounting TO S24. for attendance on
school children, and also recommended
the transfer OF certain amounts to other
accounts TO balance the accounts for the
close OF the year. The recommendations
were adopted.
DR.. Forth, for the committee on course
OF study reported that the committee had
considered the petition for the teaching
OF Irish history I'm the schools. and in
view OF the fact that there were two other
petitions from other residents Of the city
pending the committee desired 10 report
progress and report on the three petitions
a the same time
DR.. Gormey as n minority member OF
this committee presented n minority re-
port In the form of motion 10 the effect
~ a..
There was quite long discussion regard
Ing this matter. i'm which the doctor de-
clsred that there was no connection be.
tween this matter and the other two petit
tons which had been offered and II would
be better TO settle this one now There
was a roll call vote which resulted I'm the
laying Of the whole thing over till later
meeting, DR.. Gormley and Miss Cullen
VI tins against this proposition
here was no further business and the
rl"eting adjourned.
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Ma j.
Gallagher to John Wilson, land buildings
and improvements on the northerly side
or West Cole street; consideration $40.
John Jenkes to the Merchant Savings
bank. b2 lots Of land. with the buildings
and improvements thereon. on Fairlawn
plat No q. consideration $40. Merchants
Savings bank 10 John OConnor 61 lots OF
land, with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. on Fairlawn plat No. 2:
consideration 500 Frank Donnelly TO
Peter j. and Margaret T. Sherry. land
buildings and Improvements on the south
erly side of Mary street: consideration 81
Harriet r. Armstrong 10 the Hope Web
bing company land, buildings and i'm
provements on the plat OF land belonging
TO Harriet r. Armstrong; consideration
$40 Mary Il. Finan to Della Finan. land
buildings and Improvements on map OF
Lincoln park. South Pawtucket; con-
sideratlon $40, Della F'inan 10 Mary Il.
Finan. land, buildings and improvements
on the easterly side OF East evenue and
one fifth of land. buildings and improve
ments on map OF Lincoln park, South
Pawtucket; consideration $3.50.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-John
OConnor to Patrick II Quinn. SO lots OF
land. with the buildings and improve
ments thereon. on the Fairlawn plat No.
2; amount 5000.
Discharge OF Mortgage Deeds OF Real
Estate--Wniam Hoffman and wife by
William X Hoffman. land, buildings and
improvements on the westerly side OF
East avenue; amount $4,000.
Transfer OF Mortgage DEEDS or Real Es-
tate-Providence County Savings bank TO
John j. Allen. mortgage made by Angus
tus c. Purdy and recorded In book No. SO.
page It's; consideration $4,000.
Intentions OF Marriage-Joseph Arthur
Wilbur and Hattie Estella Merrill Ed
ward Thomas Duffy and Elizabeth Jo-
sephine Gallery, Louis Frances MCGOWAN
and Marie Emma Laura Adams, all Of
this city.
PROBATE COURT.
There was a small docket before the
probate court this forenoon and the busi-
ness was quickly disposed OF.
Notice was waived In the petition for
the appointment OF an administrator in
the estate OF Nellie L. Tierney. Patrick
Tierney was appointed with bond fixed at
5000 sureties. Patrick Cawley and VIII
liam II. Moss: appraisers Peter ]. Hef-
fern, Lawrence F. Nolan and Herbert A.