The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-27

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Frances Wright, first grade.
Anna Olund, kindergarten.
Olga Fylpa, assistant kinder
garten.
johnson Building.
Minnie J. Crist, sixth grade.
Anna E. Swanson, fourth grade.
Elizabeth Mccarthy, fifth grade.
Anna Hansen-Gill, fourth grade.
Theresa Hanson, third grade.
Katherine Guthrie. third grade.
Fora E. Fiandt, second grade.
Ella v. Kellogg, second grade.
Maud Cobb, first grade.
Helen Houk, kindergarten.
Ruby Cummins, assistant kinder
garten,
Primary Building.
Helen, Purivs, fifth grade.
Clara M. Waddick, fourth grade.
Grace A. Bonner. fourth grade.
Bessie M. Reed, third grade.
Bertha Hendy, third and fourth
grade.
Estelle H. Page, third grade.
Myla A. Brown, first grade.
Mary O'Brien, first grade.
Ethel M. Mcclure, first grade.
Marguerite L. Warner. kinder
garten.
Mary M. Savolainen, assistant
kindergarten.
Central Building.
Anna E. Duffala, sixth and fifth.
Grace l.. Thompson, fifth and
fourth.
Charlotte E. wager, fourth grade.
Agnes H. Landmark, third grade.
Emma Fredricksen, second grade.
Anna Larson-Erickson, first grade.
Margaret L. wager, kindergarten.
Mary Goodrich, assistant kinder
garten.
Franklin Building.
Ida E.. Henry, sixth and fourth.
Marion M. Sullivan, third and
second.
Matilda Starrine, first and kinder
garten.
North Side Building.
Anna H. Anderson, second and
first.
Hanna Swenson, assistant second
and first.
Regina A. Reardon, first and kim
dergarten.
Evelyn E. Storm. assistant kinder
garten.
South Side Building.
Mabel J. Rud, second and first.
Ruth McNickle, first and kinder
garten.
Higgins Building.
Mary E. Cummins, fifth and third.
Elizabeth Buckbee, second and
first.
Lincoln Building.
Helen L. Oberg. second and first.
Homestead Building.
Ethel C. Morell, general school.
Hattie c. Lipke, general school.
Farmstead Building.
Marie E. Fleming, general school
Moved by r. J. McGhee, seconded
by J. H. Fleming that the revised
list of teachers for the coming
school year, as presented by the
teachers committee be accepted.
Carried unanimously.
The clerk then presented the mat
ter of the proposed arrangement be.
tween the Library Board and the
Board of Education for the heating
Of the library from the Roosevelt
school plant and after some discus.
sion the chairman entertained the
following resolution. Resolution in.
troduced by Mitchell Stewart. Be
| it resolved, that the chairman and
clerk be authorized to enter into an
agreement with the Library Board
relative to the heating of the public
library from the heating plant at the
Roosevelt school and the combining
of the school and city libraries.
Ayes: R. J. McGhee, Mitchell Stew
art, J. H. Fleming, c. E. Hendrick.
Nays: None.
The clerk also read a communica-
ton from the state auditor, Mr.. s.
G. Iverson, In which, he stated that
the bonds amounting to $55,000.00
have been allowed by the invest
ment board, and that as soon as the
bonds were properly made out, they
would be forwarded to the Board OF
Education for execution.
The clerk also read a coinmunica.
ton from w. G. Bonham, attorney
at Duluth, who is handling this bond
proposition for the board. which
stated that he was disappointed in
our not receiving the full $4,000;
that it was, proper in every way. but
as the investment board only grant.
ed $4,000 that the matter wa
settled.
| The clerk read letter from n. B
Bracken, Secretary OF the State