The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
IS TEACHERS QUIT
RESERVATIONS TO BOARD;
SALARY RAISE.
Manual Training Women Instructors
Get It-Conhrms Bissell Appoint
ment-Report Made.

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to the principalship of the Belmont Ave-
nue. School was confirmed.
An additional fifty cents per day was
tackled on the salaries of women teachers
Of the Manual Training School The teach
ers who benefit are those teaching shop
work In the seventh and eighth grades.
Following is the report OF the teachers
committee:
MISUNDERSTANDING r. Flint, from the
High School, from September l, 1907; Mrs.
Mary j. Wainwright, from Ann Street,
from October IA, 1907; Mary A. Taylor,
from Avon Avenue, from October !, 1907;
Helen L. Fredericks. as kindergarten as
sistant in Charlton Street, from October
10, 1907: Rose Mexican Hotchkiss, as
kindergarten directress In Charlton Street,
from October Is, 1907; Matte B. Hunter, as
kindergarten assistant in Charlton Street,
from October l, 1907; Harriet E. Van Ness,
from Hamburg Place, from October IL,
1907; Elizabeth ]. Everitt, from Seventh
Avenue, from October /, 1907; Pbilo G.
Noon, as grammar vice principal in South
Market Street, from September IA, 1907;
Jane Rafferty,, from Waverly Avenue, from
September l, 1907.
Burroughs tall from September l, 1907
Grace c. Coffee, of Bergen Street, for five
months; Julia Burnett, of Central Avenue,
for one year; Carrie M. Brown, of Central
Avenue, for an indefinite time; Ida l..
Whalen, of Livingston Street, for five
months; Mary B.. Kennedy, Of Oliver
street, for five months; Mary M. Parker,
of South Street, for an Indefinite time;
Bessie Francisco, of Thirteenth Avenue,
for one year.
Permanent Appointments (all from Octo-
Der l, 1907, except as noted)-Elizabeth /.
Kohl. in Alexander Street; Mabel Fritts.
in Alexander Street; Frances E. Smith,
in Avon Avenue; Fanny Wolf, as
primary head assistant in Bergen Street
Annex; Ruth M. Baker, as kinder
garten assistant in Camden Street;
Cora j. Lindeburg, as primary head as
sistant in Charlton Street, from September
l, 1907; Vena A. Frost, in Fifteenth Ave-
nue., Alice Tillou, as kindergarten direc-
tress in Fifteenth Avenue; Mary w. Mar
shall, In Hamburg Place; Mrs. Millicent
s. Gellert, as primary head assistant in
Lawrence Street; Edna N. Bioren. as
kindergarten assistant in South Sixteenth
Street; Mary K. Brown, as first assistant
In Summer Avenue; Bessie v. Bolmer, in
Sussex Avenue; Bertha NJ. Romer. as
kindergarten assistant in Thirteenth Ave-
nue.; Florence Bard. In Belmont Avenue.
Temporary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G.
Howe, In the High School, at salary of
hrst-year permanent grade, from October
1, 1907.
Transfers (all from September /, 1907, ex-
cept as noted)-EInilie NJ. kempf, model
and critic teacher, from Webster Training
to Normal and Training; ]. Alfred Wilson,
from the pr~incipalship Of Elizabeth Ave
nue.. to the same position In Abingdon ave-
nue.. from October, i, 1907; Eleanora E.
Nicer. head assistant, from Arlington Ave-
nue. Annex to Abingdon avenue; Edith
MacIntyre, from Abingdon Avenue Annex
to Abingdon Avenue; Stella Schoonmaker,
from the position Of head assistant in Cen
trail Avenue to that of first assistant In
Alexander Street, from September %, 1907;
Sara w. Morris. from the position of pri-
mary vice-principal in Oliver Street to thai
of primary head assistant IN Ann Street;
Fannie S. Mintz, from Livingston street
to Avon Avenues; Eva Milton, from Alex
ander Street ITO Avon Avenue, from Sep
TENDER "a, 1907; Elsie r. Green
wood, from Franklin to Belmont
Avenue; Anna B. Mohair, from the
position of first assistant to that OF
grammar vice-principal in Bergen Street,
from October /, 1907; Mrs. Madeleine B.
Cullen, from Wickliffe Street to Central
Avenue; Mabel w. Schmidt, kindergarten
assistant, from Summer Avenue and
Charlton Street, half time in each school,
to Charlton Street. full time, from Sep
tember 16, 1907; Adele Haughwout. first
assistant, from Oliver Street to Eighteenth
Avenue: Marie L. DeCamp, kindergarten
directress, from William Street to Morton
Street, from September /, subject to trans
fer to Elizabeth Avenue, from September
II. 1907; s. Louise Clark, from the position
of erammar vice-prlncipal in Bergen Street
TO that of principal of Elizabeth Avenue,
from October 1, 1907; Florence w. Dis
brow. from Ridge Street to Elliot Street.
from September %, 1867; Mrs. Nellie w.
Edge, from Seventh Avenue to Elliot
Street; F.. Elizabeth Lunn, from Belmont
Avenue to Franklin; Louise e.. Bieler'
head assistant, from Ann Street to La
fayette Street; Alexander ]. Glen
ME. from the principalship of Abing-
ton Avenue to the same position
in Miller Street, from October !, 1907;
NJ. Anna Lutz, from William Street 10
Morton Street; Mrs. Lizzie c. Motion
from William Street to Morton Street; lda
f. Smith, primary vice-principnl, from
William street to oliver Street; Marion p.
Taylor. from Lafayette Street to Oliver
Street, from September 16, 1907; Jean r.
Durham. from Summer Place to Ridge
Street, from September %, 1907; Martina r.
Benson, from Roseville Avenue TO South
Eighth Street, from September %, 1907
Rachel Van Syckel, from the position of
first assistant in Thirteenth Avenue to that
of grammar vice-principal In South Mar
ket Street, from September 80, 1907; Katha-
rine A. Everding, from the position of as
~sistant to that of first assistant in Thir-
teenth Avenue, from September %
1907; .Angerona M. Sherman, from the
position of assistant to that OF
head assistant in Thirteenth Avenues
Katherine f. Oswell, from Bruce Street to
Washington Street; Georgiana Hamel,
May ". Bassett, Grace Merry and Clara
. L. Flanagan, model and critic teachers
, from the Normal and Training to tbs
Webster Street Training; Mary A
O'Rourke, from Central Avenue to Wick
life Street; Josephine A.. Belcher, from
the position of kindergarten directress II
Elizabeth Avenue to that of assistant tC
the sewing supervisor, at salary of $1S'
per annum, from September II, 1907; Mary
L. Cauheld, cooking teacher, from the
; position of assistant to that of heat
teacher of cooking; that the title of Mar,
M Donnelly be changed from "specia
teacher of sewing to that of assistant
supervisor of sewing" that the title o.
| Anna Bodler be changed from teacher
Of pedagogy to that of teacher o
theory in the Normal and Training
School.
: Salary-That the salary of Flora !
Glover, first assistant in South Marke
! Street, be advanced to second year perma
! nent grade, from September i, 1907; ais
, that Regina Wilson. a student in the Nor
NAL School, be appointed as librarian Il
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