Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-25
MAKES CHARGES
AGAINST TEACHER
DIR. Poland Accuses Mrs. Cullen
of Being Absent With
out Permission.

The committee on instruction and
educational supplies of the Board of
Education held the last meetingsof the
fiscal year last night. Superintendent
Poland preferred charges against Mrs.
Madeline E.. Cullen, a teacher in the
Belmont Avenue School, for being alb
sent since December l, without per-
mission. A hearing will be given Mrs.
GULF at the first meeting of the
mona of this committee.
With one exception, the recommended
ton of Supervisor of Medical At
tendance DIR. George w. Holmes. for
the reappointment of medical examin-
ers was approved. The exception was
in the case of DR.. Philip G.. Hood, who
it was explained is also a district ply
stefan in the employ of the Board of
Health. 1t was felt by the commit
tee that no medical examiner should
hold two positions for which he re-
ceives compensation from the city. DIR.
Hood will be asked TO decide which
position he cares to fill.
Among the matters which>th Board
of Education will be asked to act on
tonight will be the acceptins of resig-
nation of thirteen instructors, seven
from the day schools and six from h
evening schools. Approval of the ac-
ton of the committee will also be re-
qGested in the temporary appointment
of fourteen teachers and assistants and
the granting of furloughs to eight
teachers.
TIL board will also be asked to APP
prove of the appointment of five med
ical examiners to fill vacancies now
existing in this department., the reap
pointment of eight school nurses. and
the transferring of forty-nine teach
ers and assistants from one school to
another.
Included among the designations of
teachers was that Of Professor Will
liam Wiener, who desires to sever his
connection with h Central Evening
High school, so that he can devote his
entire attention to the administration
Of the Central Commercial and Manual
Training High School, of which he re-
Gently became principal. Others who
resigned are Franklin Zeiger. Daisy F.
Brown. CorneliA S. Coe, Florence Mil
ton, Viola l.. Sanford, Margaret Gal
levan, Amos Chamberlain, Mabel w.
Albertson, Mrs. Kate l.. B~assford,
Karl G.. Schmidt, and Helen S. BeV-
eridge.
As a result of the examinations held
last Saturday an eligible list of six ply
stefan was secured, from which the
following We're selected in the order of
their standing for appointment. DIR.
Rose G. Faughman. DR.. Richard J.
Brown, DR. William S, Foster, DR..
Frank n. Vaudeville and DR.. Morris
Streen. DIR. William F. Wismar is still
on the list and will be appointed in
event of q vacancy occurring. The po-
sitions carry a salary of $500 per year.
The following teachers were trans
ferred by the Board of Education, the
transfers to date from February /:
Mary f.. Whipple, from Summer Place
TO Abingdon Avenue; Margaret O'Brien,
from Bruce street to Belmont Avenue;
Margaret II. Dolan, from Seventh Ave
nue. to Bruce Street; Edith Cutting.
from Fifteenth Avenue to Burnet
Street; Florence Brelsford, from
Charlton Street to Charlton Street:
Mary f.. Van Deusen. from Seventh
Avenue to Charlton Street; Mrs. Jen-
ME NJ. Denning, from Washington
Street to Eighteenth Avenue; Nellie NJ.
Badgley, from Newton Street to Four
teenth Avenue; S. Winifred Crosse.
from Hamburg Place to Hamburg.
Place, Margaret NJ. Hines, from South
Street 60 Hawthorne Avenue: S. Ella
Muloney, from Fourteenth Avenue to
Hawthorne Avenue; Katherine S. NJ.
Donnegan, from Lafayette Street to
Lafayette Street; Janet *. Linnett,
from Montgomery Street to Lafayette
street; Daisy e. DeInarest, from Four
teenth Avenue to Madison Street;
Blanche Sheldon. from Seventh Ave-
nue. to Madison Street; Leona *. Mar
cell. from Fifteenth Avenue to Mon
mouth Street; Ella MacNutt, from Bel
mont Avenue TO Montgomery Street;
Mary l.. Denbigh, from Lafayette
Street to Montgomery Street; Edna. d.
Wendehack, from Waverly Avenue 20
Montgomery Street: Emma L%ehlbach,
from Morton Street to Montgomery
Street; Edith NJ. Loweree, from Charl-
ton Street to North Seventh Street:
Annie Thomson, from Belmont Avenue
to Oliver Street; Blanche e. Medcraft,
from Bergen Street to Peshine Avenue;
Elsa l.. Huebner, from Lafayette
Street to Peshine Avenue; Edna NJ.
Newman, from Belmont Avenue to
Peshine Avenue: NJ. Elizabeth Chat
ton, from Bergen Street to Peshine
Avenue; Marion G.. Clark, from Eigh-
teenth Avenue to Ridge Street; Nellie
NJ. Lyon, from Madison Street to
Seventh Avenue; Emma M. Sturgis,
from Seventh Avenue to State Street;
Louise Woodruff, from Seventh Avenue
to State Street; Mary Grimes. from
Elliott Street to Summer Place; Lena
A.. George, clerk, from South Market
Street to Sussex Avenue, new position;
Ida |. Bennett, from Thirteenth Ave
nue., clerk, to Thirteenth Avenue, as
~sistant; Antoinette Van Duyne, from
Thirteenth Avenue, assistant, to Thir-
teenth Avenue, clerk; S.. Alberta
Reuck, from Charlton Street to West
Side; Louise NJ. Martin, from Haw-
thorne Avenue to West Side; Hazel