The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-30
CUPID CAPTURES
THREE NEWARK
SCHOOL TEACHERS
Burroughs Are Granted to Sew
eraI by Board of
Education.

Cupid has claimed three more of the
school teachers of the Newark force.
Their designations were rendered TO.
the board last night and accepted.
They are Miss Edna f. Johnson, from
Chestnut Street, from June Z, 1903; Miss
Grace a. johnson, from North Sew
nth Street, from May 10, 1903, and Miss
Rose -Seidler, from Waverly Avenue,
from May1, 1909.
Three furloughs were also granted by
2us .oard on fhe recommendation of the
4.rcp-,s, Oh I, trv"t'on ID educa-
taa.a .2Y.,ss.s. inose to, whom they
we're granted are:
Furloughs-Melda w. Leigh, of Bel
mont Avenue, for two months, from
May 1, 1909; Mrs. Margaret l.. Greer.
of Seventh Avenue, from April IL to
September /, 1903; Madge l.. McLaury,
Of Waverly Avenue, Through extended
from April IL to July l. 1909.
Permanent Appointments-Max j..
Herzberg, in the Barringer High
School, from April /, 1909; Anna Ger
Der, in Belmont Avenue, from April l,
1909; Elsie ". Van Lew, in Central
Avenue, from April /, 1909; Anna G. Fra
ger, in Monmouth Street, from May 1,
1909; Sarah Eye, as kindergarten as
sistant in Newton Street, from April
/, 1909; Florence II. Sibley, in Newton
Street, from May l, 1909; Ella L. Far
ley, In South Street, from May l, 1903;
Alice e. Deignan. in Walnut Street,
from April /, 1909.
Temporary Appointments Gall from
March l. 19O9)-Ida Reich. in Belmont
Avenue; Elizabeth o. Wood, in Bergen
Street, at salary of secon year perma-
nent grade; Refine H. Newman, in Bur
net Street; Eliza l. Brown, in Seventh
Avenue.
Transfers-Mabel ]. Hamburg, kin
dergarten assistant, from Waverly
Avenue to Franklin, from April IL, 1909;
Clara r. Riley, from Abingdon Avenue
to Franklin, from April IL, 1909; Flor
ence L. Graft, from the position of as
sistant in Eighteenth Avenue to tina
of kindergarten assistant in WaveriS
Avenue, from April IL, 1909.
The committee recommended als'
that Fairgrounds be established at tn
following school buildings: Befihon
Iavenue, Bruce street, Camden street
central avenue, Commerce street
Eighteenth avenue, Elizabeth avenue
Franklin street, Washington street
Hamburg place, Hawkins street, Nor
ton street, oliver street, Seventh ave
nue., State street, Sussex avenue, Thlr
teenth avenue.
The committee further recommends
that summer schools be established a
follows: AT Avon avenue, Belmon
avenue, Bergen street, Bruce street
Burnett street, Camden street, Cen
trail avenue, Charlton street, Eight
eenth avenue, Fifteenth avenue, -Four
teenth avenue, Franklin. lamb
/, place. Hawkins street. Hawthorn
avenue, Monmouth street, Newto
street. Oliver street. Seventh avenu
i, South street. South Eighth stree
: South Tenth street. Sussex avenue
Thirteenth avenue Warren stree
Washington street and Waverley ave
, nue. schools.
! Temporary Appointments (all e~"'
. July 3. 1s09)-M. Bamberger, as super
: visor of summer schools. at salary
$3.50 per month: Mary Geraghty. a
: teacher of drawing and manual trair
ing, at salary of $50 per month; Mar
L. Caufeld. as teacher of cooking, :
:, salary of $50 per month: Josephine
Belcher. as teacher of sewing. at
: airy OF $50 per month.