Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-10-27

The following transfers, designations
and furloughs of teachers have been
made by the Board Of Education:
designations.
Lillian +. Bryant, from Bergen
Street, from November l, 1910; Char
lotte S, Dewitt, fro Oliver Street,
from November l. 1910.
Furioughs.
Ellen L. Moore, of Seventh Avenue,
from October IL, 1910, to January 9,
1911; Elsie f. Smith, kindergarten
directress of Summer Place, from No.
vember 1, 1910, to February 1, 1911;
Katharine Morrison, of Warren Street.
for the remainder of this school year,
from November 1, 1910.
All from November /, 1910, except as
noted: Winnifred w. Southworth, in
Arlington Avenue; Bessie Inglin, in
Belmont Avenue; Helen u. Runyon, In
Bergen Street, from October l, 1910;
Helen E.. Reichert, in Bruce Street;
Florence E. Shemeley, as first assist
ant, in Burnet Street; II. Grace Do
herty. in Hawkins Street; Mrs. Blanche
E.. White, as clerk, in Miller Street;
Alice M. Jackson, in Monmouth Street;
Belle G. Palmer. in Morton Stree;
Cecilia M. Burkhart, in Ridge Street;
Marguerite M. McQuade, in South
Street; Hazel M. MACPHERSON, in Thir-
teenth Avenue.
Temporary Appointments.
All from April 1, 1910: Sadie M.
Woolson, in Elliott Street; Cora e.
Entrup. in Lafayette Street; Mabel
Rose, in Newton Street; Amos Cham
berlain, as teacher of manual training,
seventh and eighth grades, at salary of
fourth-year permanent grade.
Substitute Appointments.
Benjamin Millstein. in Charlton
| Street, at salary of third-year G73O),
permanent grade. from october /, 1910,
assigned to sixth grade, three years
| experience: Mrs. Bessie p. Sanders, in
Elizabeth Avenue. at salary of third
year (s730), permanent grade, from oc-
tober /, 1910, previously employed In
the Newark schools; Helen s. Hanson,
as clerk In Madison, from october /,
1910; Isabel G. Gleason, In Monmouth
Street, at salary of first year G630),
permanent grade, from October !, 1910.
one years experience: Florence Cal
lahan, in Morton Street. al salary of
fifth year ($S30), permanent grade, from
October 10, 1910, 8 years experience;
Loula E.. Burnett, in Newton Street,
at salary of third year ($730), perma-
nent grade, from October II, 1910, five
years experience; Mary ]. McEntee, In
Newton Street, from October 1. 1910;
Edith F. Hyde. in South Street, at sal
airy of third year ($7S0), permanent
grade. from October II 1910. five and
one-half years experience; Mabel II.
McCabe, In South Market Street, at
salary of fifth year ($S30), permanent
grade, from October 2, 1910, fourteen
years experience, assigned to seventh
grade.
Transfers.
James A. Root. from the Barringer
High School, main building, to the
State Street Annex, from September
1. 1910: Anna @. Schaefer, first assist
ant, from South Tenth Street to Bel
mont Avenue, from October 1, 1910;
Madeline F. Herbert. from the position
of assistant In Johnson Avenue to that
of kindergarten assistant In Charlton
Street, from October /, 1910; Emile l..
Hicot, substitute teacher, from Charl-
ton Street to Elizabeth Avenue, from
october l, 1910. Katharine r. Van
SAINT, from the position of assistant In
Elizabeth Avenue to that of kindergar-
ten assistant In Monmouth Street, from
| October /, 1910; Edna M. Cueman. sub
stitute teacher. from the position OF as
sistant in Morton Street to that Of kin
~dergarten assistant in Seventh Avenue,
from october II, 1910; L. Elizabeth
Smith, from Newton Street to South