The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-29
LONG SERVICE OF
VETERAN TEACHERS
COMES TO AN END
The Misses Carrie and Emma
Hatchings Are Retired by
City on Half Pay.
BETWEEN THEM HAVE
SERVED FOR 81 YEARS
Several Transfers and Other
Faculty Changes Made by
Board of Education.

Two of the Oldest teachers in point
of service in the Newark schools were
retired by the Board of Education last
night. They are Miss Carrie c. Hutch
ings. Of IS Elm street. who has served
as a teacher since 1856, and Miss Emma
J.. Hutchings, of South orange, who
has taught since 1871. They are not
related.
The formers retirement will take eft
feet February / and the latter's on
April 1. They will receive half pay
from the city during the remainder of
their lives.
The resigna ton Of Miss \. Grace De
Witt from Bergen Street from Febra-
any ] was accepted
The following furloughs were grant
ed: Ida A. Bush. OF Central Avenue,
February 1 to April l: Kate A. Rener.
Of Central Avenue, indefinitely from
February /; Estelle Beach, Of Haw-
thorne Avenue. indefinitely from Feb
ruary /; Louise f. Bieler, of Lafayette
Street. two months from February l;
Flora 1. Glover, of South Market
Street, from February ! to July /; Ida
Bowers, from February | to Septem-
Der 1.
Permanent appointments were made
as follows: Sara r. ramsey, as first
assistant In Belmont Avenue; Laura f..
Tidey. as primary head assistant in
Belmont Avenue; Lavinia NJ. Judge, in
Bergen Street; Helen L. +. Kenny, in
Blum Street; Julia Moore, in Camden
Street: Annette Wineklhofer, in Central
,r1n,, AJoA II NJ u-l1irp in ELIZA
beth Avenue: Ms Anna NJ. Tompkins,
as primary head assistant in Fifteenth
Avenue: NJ. Cecil Fellinger, in Four
teenth Avenue; 5. Ella Maloney. in
Fourteenth Avenue; N. Frances O'Shea,
in Hamburg Place: Helen A. Green
wood. in Miller Street; Jane w. Horn.
in Monmouth street; E. JAM Peer, as
grammar vice principal in Div
Street: Louise = Woodruff, in Seventh
Avenue. Irene NJ. Herbert. III South
Street; Florence E. Bennette, in South
Eight Street; Lillian a. Greenwood, IN
South Eighth street; Dorothy Z.
Feckor In South Market street; s. II.
Mciiroy. a. principal of South SIX
teenth street. Marv T. o'Brien, in
South Sixteenth street.
appointments.
A+itIIVOl q. tEEBAAANA-''AANS NEAC AAc4C
as follows; Georgia NJ. Allen. in the
Barringer High School, at salary of
third year permanent grade; K. Laura
Hayes, in Belmont Avenue; Sarah P.
Worts, IN Pelmont Avenue. at salary
of sixth-year permanent grade; Mrs.
Leonora G.. A~schenbach. in Camden
Street, at salary of ~second-year per-
manent grade; Mrs. Ray Abeles. in Fiji
teenth AXpnue at salary of hfth-year
permanent grade; Alice G.. Delaney. in
Seventh Avenue, at salary of second
year permanent grade.
These transfers We're made to date
from February /; Lille M. Doremus.
from Central Avenue to Ann Street:
Mary A. Andrew, from Burnet Street
to Burnet Street; Rose V. Cahill, from
Hawthorne Avenue 10 Belmont We
nue.; Esther NJ. MacNabb, from Lincoln
to Belmont Avenue; Jessie NJ. Wright,
from Camden Street to Camden street;
Clara Ford, from Lawrence Street to
Camden Street; Clara H. Vanderpool,
from South Tenth Street to Charlton
Street; Elsie N. Bedrock. from Haw-
thorne Avenue to Elizabeth Avenue;
Anna NJ. Stui1. from Belmont Avenue
to Hamburg Place; Matilda ]. Speer.
from Hawthorne Avenue to Hawthorne
Avenue: Amy z. Book, from Eaw-
thorne Avenue to Hawthorne Avenue;
Mary Z. Jones. from Newton Street to
Hawthorne Avenue; Matilda L.
Hampton, from Morton Street to John
son Avenue; Mary r. Farley. from
Avon Avenue to Lafayette Street:
frances II. Van Zaodt, from Central
Avenue TO Lawrence Street; Eva Mil