The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-04-10
FAIRFIELD
SCHOOL BOARD RAISES
SALARIES OF TEACHERS
(SOeCial to The Farmerl

Especial to The Farmer)
Fairfield, April 10-At the regular
meeting of the school board. held Mon
day afternoon the salaries of eleven
of the teachers We're raised. Sew
eral other new rulings were made in
regard to resignation of teachers
Hereafter teacher will. be required
to give the. board notice of at least
thirty days when they wish to resign
The board also recognized the honor
airy certificates presented to teachers
by the state by raising. the salaries
of all who hold these certificates, 50;
per year. Following are the names
of those who hold these FOR the year
1912: Misses Scof1eld, Callahan, 'Swartz
Holley, Smedley, and Crotty and M
V. McGarry The board also made
the appointments for the coming
year and placed the salaries at the
amounts named: -
Sherman school-Miss Mary Gaff-
ney, $500; Miss Mary 2. Nichols $500
Miss Louise Scofield, $500; Miss Flea
nor Lewis $500; Miss Lena Swartz
$575; and Miss Matte NJ. smedley $500
Greenfield Hill schoo1-Miss Sylvia
Johnson 500: Miss Carolyn Griffith
1915; and Miss Maria A. Wakeman
$780, 50 49,. Is
Nichols Terrace school-Miss AIDE.
laide Wheeler $500; Miss Mary X
Prince $500. Miss Mary Massey $500
Miss Jennie E. Crofty 1925; Miss Min.
ME E. Walsh SITS; and Mrs. Margaret
Mills $525.
Southport. Schedules Daisy K
Hendrick $780,; Miss Theresa Mar,
quardt $500; Miss Jennie Callahan
$3.50; and Miss Mary W McGarry 500
Holland eHill-Miss Annie Burn
stein $475. z5s s sss.c.
Plattsville school-Miss Bessie S
Moore $780,
Jennings Woods-Miss Effie Nal
lette $3.50. G
Banks North-Miss Sarah Esser
Stratfield school Miss Elsie Free
land. $500; Miss Ella j. Holly $500.
Mill Plain-Miss Mary Cummings
$500; Miss Grace Scheily $3.50.
A CORRECTION =.
IN the report in this column Mon
day evening of the Democratic eau
Gus held in Fairfield on last Saturda.
evening it was enormously stated tina
| the chairman of the delegates ap
pointed by the caucus would Raw
| power to name alternates in case an.
| of the delegates were unable to at
| tend the state convention. It ha
| been found out since that the goot
| old fashioned Democratic method o
| allowing each delegate to choose hi
alternate in case need arose, will b.
| the method followed by the Fairfield
Democrats this year.
GREENFIELD COUNTRY
CLUB NOMINATION:
The Greenfield Country club held
I meeting Monday evening for the pur
| pose of nominating candidates for tn
i 0H 70 ho of ho al
be held tomorrow evening. The fol
| lowing candidates were named: w.
/ Burr, PRESIDENT; Charles Gray frs
vice president; William Hull, secon
| vice president; j. N Hutchinson
| treasurer; Miss Maud Wilson, secre
| tary; Walter Mervin and s. c. Brad
I ley, directors.
SHERIFF ELWOOD. AT. BANQUE,
| Deputy Sheriff, II. r. Elwood yes
! terday attended the meeting Of -th
/ Fairfield :. county Democratic tow
/ chairman which was organized a
i South Norwalk. After the bushes
| of the meeting was disposed Of. Sher
| iff Ellwood and the other chairmel
| present were guests of State Senate
| jeremiah Donovan at dinner.
! NOTES ABOUT THE TOWN
| Miss Matte Smedley and mothe
! have moved into the house on Pen
| field avenue owned by Miss Alice Kin
i sella. - 81 e,s-
/ Mrs Amelia Gould and Mrs. Jess
| Wheeler were recent guests of Mr.. an
| Mrs. Charles Jennings. ~ -
George Hussey,7 well known car
penter of this town is. about to NOV
4 to Massachusetts,, where he has pur
4 chased farm. He intends to 1eav
i the running Of the farm to- his son
| and will continue to work at his trad
] himself
Mrs. Herbert Holton and daughte
| uf Danbury are guests of Mrs. Ann
| Middlebrooks. ~
| Mrs. William Glove is entertainin
/ her son, William Glove of. Philadel
/ phia. 800 -
Miss Cornelia Buckingham has re
| turned to her home in this town al
ter short visit with friends in Ne1
York city.
Mrs. Henry H. Perry of Southpor
is spending a few days with friend
| in Washington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Foley hav
| returned to their home in Danbur
| after short visit with Mr. and Mr.:
| James Smith.
Miss Edna Hale has returned to he
home in Brooklyn, N. Y, after shor
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Charlie
| Mills of Southport.
Miss Elsie Smith of Port Jefferson
L. l., is spending a few days at tn
! home of her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Livingston Smith. ..--f4s
Mrs. c.. G. Wells expects to retur
| to her home on Mill Plain this wee
after spending two weeks in tn
Bridgeport hospital.
A large delegation from here expec
to attend the boxing match in Nor
| walk tomorrow evening Tedd
Fabryck of here will shine in the sta
| bout. r,4