The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-30
TEACHERS GIVE
up CLASSES TO
become BRIDES
Number Of the Feminine Contin-
gent Have Sent in Their
designations.

MANY designations from the teaching
force of the city schools were received
nv tile teachers committee of the
Board of Education at It's meeting last
nizh+, A number of the women will be
bridek before long. Transfers. furloughs
and substitute appointments were also
considered. The designations were as
follows;
Er.Aees +. Smith, from Avon Avenue
SobooL, from September /, Helen M.
walker. from Belmont Avenue. from
OctobAr 16; Katharine Blackford, from
Bercea Street. from September Il;
Eleandr M' Gloo' as kindeFgaflen ui.
roctresas IN bruce street. from oceopel
1. Gertrude I. Fales, from Eighteenth
AvenuA from November ID; Frances
n yanHandt, from Lawrence Street.
from September 1; Mary c.. CASTOR.
from NEWTON Street, from August 26;
Alice p Osborn, as kindergarten as
sistant IN Seventh Avenue. from Octo-
her !. Mary A. Snyder. from South
Street september 1.
The scouNniit'ee also CONSIDERED grant
,np f,,rlo,,ghs to the following.
Elizabeth ~ consume OF Sergeh
street through extended for one year
from, Sent rnber l. because of i'll heath.
She has heen On indefinite furlough
since s~enternber |. 1907; Clara +. Ro-
Nor. p~ra.,nbar vice-principal of Frauk-
lin school from September l to Mo-
vember VII health; Anna f. Strong,
OF South Eighth Street, for five months
from Sentember l. i'll health: Emma O..
Howell. OK Thirteenth avenue from
September to November l, i'll health;
Grace Il Nfentz. OF South Sixteenth
Street. FROM October % to December 4.
Permanent appointments were rec
commended ais follows: All from Octo-
Der 1. 1909. Except as noted:
Mrs. carolihe Budd Mattison. In Ber-
gen Street. from September /: Eliza
beth w. Vincent, as first assistant, in
Central Avenue; Madge E. Britton, in
Ridge Street. Margaret II. Dolan, In
Seventh Aven,Se; Florence G.. McCaff-
rev. ne first assistant, in South Market
street. Gertruda v. Reynolds, in South
Sixteenth Street, Helen M. Bower, as
primary head Assistant, in Summer
Avenue; Florende M Nlcoi' IN Inir-
teenth Avenue.
Temporary appointments were' OIL
yer i Morelock las vice-principal of
the Normal Training School, at salary
of 40. 500 per annum, from September 15,
and ERNEST ri Seibert, as teacher OF
gymnastics at a salary of $500 per an
MN from, Sentemher 10.
The following traPslers were recon-
mended:
B. Theresa Callahan, nrst assistant,
from Thirteenth Avenue to Alexander
Street. from Septr-iper y; Bessie M.
Teare. kinderriften' assistant, from
Ha~ue> c.seet to Alexander Street,
fro Beptember 1; Emma L. Wenzel,
.Ieergarten assistant from Lafayette
Street to Ann Street, tfrom September
/; Ida Mattio. from Seventh Avenue to
Belmont Avenue, from September l.;
Josephine NJ. Clawson, from the posi-
ton of kindergarten assistant in Eight
zenith Avenue to that of kindergarten
directress in Bruce Street, from Octo-
! Der 1; Dorothy B. Tuttle, from Rose
J vile Avenue to Bruce Street, from Sep
teAnber %; Marie e. Minion. from Law
renee Street to Burnet Street. from
September 81; Florence L, Graft, kind
ergarten assistant, from Waverly Ave-
nue. to Camden Street, from September
"a; Helen p. Nolan, first assistant, tenn
porarily, from Newton Street to Four
teenth Avenue. from September 20;
Rena A.. Zehnder, from Camden Street
to Fourteenth Avenue. from September
%; Mrs. Madeleine B.. Cullen, from Fiji
teenth Avenue to Fourteenth Avenue,
from September 81; Florence Van Hou7
! ten, from Fifteenth Avenue to Four
teenth Avenue, from September 81;
Helen G. Delany, kindergarten assist
mt, from Charlton Street to Hawkins
rect, from September 90; Agnes C.
beer, from Morton Street to Haw-