The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-26
TEACHER GIVES UP
WORK TO BECOME
4 SPRING BRIDE
Board of Education Receives
Three Other designations
from the Schools.
NEW APPOINTMENTS
AND MANY TRANSFERS
Full List Of Those Who Have
Been Shifted for Various
Reasons.

Cupid has again claimed a victim in
the teaching force of the Newark public
schools Out of four designations ac-
cepted last night by the Board Of Edit
cation, one. that of Miss Rose kussy, "a
teacher in the Bergen Street School,
gave impending matrimony as the rea-
son for Withdrawing.
The other three causes were OF a
more prosaic nature. Miss 9ertrude
NJ. Clement, teacher in the Seventh
Avenue School, will take a position as
teacher in one Of the schools of New
York city; Miss Nora G. Ford, teacher
in the South Street School, will go to
lrvington to teach. while Miss Maudc
Mccain. clerk in the Lafayette Street
School, is simply retiring.
Fanny l. Sherman. of Bergen street,
was granted a furlough to jun /.
Permanent appointments were made
as follows:
Daniel c. KnoW1ton. in Barringer
High school. Ada 9. Dolan, in Camden
Street; Florence saulpaugh, in Mon
mouth Street; Lena l.. Day, in South
Market Street; Katherine A.. Gaslill, In
Thirteenth Avenue; Elizabeth Cum
minis. as teacher of manual training in
the elementary grades.
Temporary appointments were:
Edith p. Jones, in Eighteenth Ave
nue.. at salary of first year permanent
grade; Martha G.. Gamble, in Law
re,,ce Street. at salary of second year
permanent grade; Mary B. McHenry,
ia Miller Street. at salary of second
year permanent grade.
Transfers were made as follows:
~ r~ III anrY fhA T4nGitinn nf
assistant to that of head of the Latin
department i'm the Barringer High
school: Hester B. Dean, from the po-
sition of general assistant to that of
head assistant in the Barringer High
school; George w. Stone, from the po-
sition of assistant to that of head as
sistant in the Barringer High School;
William A. Johnson, from the position
of assistant to thai of head assistant
in the Barringer High School; Mabel
Denton. from the Barringer High
School to the State Street Annex of the
High School; Caroline Mundy, from the
Barringer High School to the Market
Street Annex of the High School; Flor
ence Bard, from the position of assist
ant to that of first assistant in Bel
mont Avenue Melda w Leigh. from
Summer Avenue to Belmont Avenues;
ella NJ. Watson. from the position of
kindergarten assistant to that of kim
d~ergarten directress in Franklin; Eliz-
abeth J. Brown, from the position of
primary head assistant in Morton
street to that of assistant in Johnson
Avenue; Alice M. Paddock, from the
position of assistant in Newton Street
to that OF clerk In Lafayette Street. at
salary of fourth year permanent grade;
Maud r. Romer, from Belmont Avenue
TO }fayette Street; Matilda L.
Hampton. from Johnson avenue to
Morton Street; Emma Lehlbach, from
the position of assistant to that of
primary mead assistant in Morton
Street; Myrtle NJ. Welsh. from the po-
sition of assistant to that of first as
sistant In Thirteenth Avenue; Josie
Lindsey. from the position of kinder
garten directress in Franklin to that
Of teacher Of manual training in the
elementary grades.
The designations of Fanny /. Sherman
from the South Street Evening School
and Flora Campbell from Thirteenth
Avenue Evening High School were ac-
cepted