Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-04
SUBURBAN SCHOOL
BOARDS ORGANIZE
WITHOUT FRICTION
Opposition When Officers
Are Selected for Ensu-
ing Year.

The newly elected boards of educa-
ton and those to whose membership
commissioners were recently elected
throughout suburban Essex and West
Hudson, organized in many instances
last night, The proceedings were
marked by lack of friction and clashes.
in each case there being but little op-
position TO those chosen as president.
In Harrison, Commissioners Martin
r.. Desmond and John j.. O'Neil were
unanimously chosen president and vice.
president, respectively. President Pat
rick Kinsella was reelected in East
Newark, Commissioner Joseph Nc
Donald was chosen vice-president and
William A. Carey was reelected clerk
for three years.
President Desmond his
committees as follows:
Finance comHltttee-Von fish, Finne-
gam, Enright. Lawless. School govern
nent-Lawless, Kahn, Brophy, Reilly.
Grounds and buildings-Kain. Reilly,
Finnegan, Won fish Teachers and sal
aries-Reilly. 1snright, O'Neil, Kahn.
supple -O'l,eil Brophy. Lawless, Fin
negar. printing-Brophy, Won Tish,
Reilly, Fnright. Library - Enright,
o'Neil, Won Tish. Kahn. Lectures
Finnegan, Lawless. O'Neil, Brophy.
The East Newark committees will be
Finance, Carey, Arnheiter, MeDon-
SD: school government. Walsh, Feeley,
Mcdonald; grounds and buildings, Nc
Donald, Walsh. Arnheiter; supplies,
Feeley, Carey, Walsh; tex books, u
plfy, Berger, Feeley; special instruc-
tion, Arnheiter, Feeley, Carey; high
school, Berger. Furphy. Murphy.
Reorganization Of the Bellevilie
Board of Education for the coming
year took place in the Joralomen street
School, John Travers and Peter L.
Fitzpatrick. the newly-elected mem
bers of the board, took their seats.
They succeed Dr.. John Z. Condor and
Alfred Cooper.
All the officers Of the board were
unanimously reelected as follows
President, Oliver IT. Perry; vice-presi-
DEF. John w. Depue. and district clerk.
James j. Turner.
Members of the Nutley Board OF
Education elected the following officers;
President. l.. st. John; vice-president,
Frank Shepard. The president appoint
co the following committees:
Finance-George 4. FIJI. Albert B,
SPurger.
TEACHER Committee - Thomas J..
0'Neil. Frank Shepard and Pearly A.
Prior.
Curriculum--Pearly A Prior. George
{, 4. Htif n Thomas J. O'Neii.
{Buildines and Grounds--ArthUr sta
ger, Richard w. Booth and John n.
Salty.
Ruies and ReguIstions-Arthur Sta
ger. Albert P. spprger and John n.
FATTY.
Y LECTURE Committee--George A. Hill
The Caldwell board elected Taylor
Crane president and William N. Hasier
Aiee- president The following commit
tees were appointed: Finance, Freder-
iCk r. Cock, William y. Hasler and
George r. Van Wagner; teachers,
Easlel, W. w. Wright and r. S. Quill
In; building and grounds, Van Wag-
men, A. Z. Core, william NJ. Gray;
text BOOKS and supplies, Van Wagner,
Gore and Gray.
EThA Miilburu Board of Education or
ganized last night, electing William
Relieves Morgan president. ]. w
Baker was chosen Vioe-president. The
new inernbers taking their seats were
IN. Moffat, Frank Marshall, ]. N.
lsaker and F. B. Jewett.
Theodore D.. Sicliley was elected pres
ii4ft of the Springfield Board of Edu-
qation, which organized last night.
BeiljsU1in r. Heard was chosen vice.
president. The new members who took
their seats were Benjamin +. Heard,
Jarnes Fister, f. L. Corby and 7. E.
squire.
7. II. Powers Farr was elected presi-
dent Of the West Orange Board of Edu-
cation without opposition. He succeeds
George r.. Robinson. who declined to be
a candidate again. Mrs. George Merck
wal reelected ice-presidert.
&. Alfred f. Heinrichs was elected presi-
lent of the Glen Ridge Board of Educa-
ton ut its organization meeting last
night. succeeding William Ford, who
mas taken up his residence in New
York. Mr.. Ford was president for fl
teen Years. Thomas l.. Mason, one Of
the editors on Life. was elected vice
president and Edward Sheet was chosen
clerk.
In South Orange Charles G Fielding
was reelected president and J. Henry
Thebcrath vice-president by a unani-
nous vote.
Charles Vanderhoof, who recently
went TO Caldwell, Tex, has notified his
parents. Fireman and Mrs. George
Vanderhoof. of Arnold terrace, of hav-
ing accepted a position and his inten-
tons OF remaining there.
Charles Franklin. of Valley street.
who has been visiting relatives in
worcester. Mass, has returned.
With the reelection of Henry Roden-
berg as president. Frank c.. Eckhardt
as vice-president and custodian of
fi1ds, md Frederick G.. Hill. the North
Arlington Board of Education organ
ized last night. The. trustees talked
over the building of the $40, 900 new
school, as authorized at the recent Dor
ough school election, but decided to
first await the arrival of their certin-
eatee of election before issuing the
bonds, an offer for which entire issue
lias already been received.