The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-08-30

Baltimore County School Matters.-Th,
Board of Baltimore county School Commissioner
ing business:
Chas. w. Jessop, D. M. Matthews and Thoma,
Peerce were appointed trustees of school 10, dis
trct IL.
The Commissioners were authorized to contract
Tor fuel in the districts respectively assigned them
heretofore.
The question of changing the location of school
= district 10, near Sunnybrook, referred to
Samuel M. Rankin, with power to act.
An application for repairs ON school 7, district
y, was referred to the local committee with power
to act.
The committee accounts reported favorably
on bills amounting to 1921, and payment was
ordered.
Mr.. Clark was authorized to proceed with the
| erection of the new school house near Maryland
and Boundary avenues, in accordance with plans
and drawings prepared by Alfred Shriver, the
cost OF the building not to exceed $4,000.
The following is a correct list of teachers ap-
| pointed for the scholastic year commencing on
Monday, September l, and ending June 80, 1885 i:
First District-1, T. Reese Arnold, principal,
Calverton, Clara Gorsuch and Eta Hopkins, as
sistants; 2, E. Granville Comegys, principal, Ca
| louisville, Sudie M. Pole, vice principal, and
Clara Owens, and Olive Macy, assistants; 8,
Mary E. Baseman, Ellicott City; 4, Elizabeth
Wise Ellicott City; 5, Retta Jessop, Gainesville !;
g. Sallie N. Collins, Wetheredville; 7, VIM Grit
| nth, Powhatan; 8, Rozell Bergman, principal,
II South Gilmor street, Mary E. Platt and Jennie
b. Scott, assistants; 9, Mary X. Holden, princi-
pal Ellicott City, Maggie A. V. Reynolds, assis-
tant; 10, W. J. Blair, principal, Carroll, Annie
Cullington, Susie C. Macy, Margaret G. Watson
and Clare L'Allemand, assistants; IL, Kate II.
Worthington, Leicester; II, Karl Rooster, princi-
mol NIL T,I, Wol II
.. Lang, principal, 46 CRANKY street, Jennie r.
Price, Lydia McGee, Olivia G. Harrison, A. Her.
| ringnd Frederick Shroeck, assistants.
| Second District-1, Verde G. Jean, Harrison
vile; 2, Frank Leib, Alberton; 3, -
Granite; 4, Deie Hale, principal, Jacksonville,
Sophia Rhae, assistant; 5, Robert B. Chapman,
Randallstown; 6, Joseph Philip Gerry, Reisters-
| town; Z, James A. Zepp, Powhatan Minnie
Davis, assistant; 8, Mollie E. Moores, Rockdale !;
| 9, Ollie Chapman, Jacksonville; 10, Lulu M.
| Weldon, North Branch.
| Third District-1, M. K. Barroll, Pikesville,
-, assistant; 2, Elias II. Read, principal, Pixies
vile; South Williams, assistants 3, John S.Stans-
bury, Arlington; 4, E. G. Cover, principal, 175
Carrollton avenue; Ida P. Barton and Jane Will
mer, assistants; 5, B. G. Reed, principal, Wood
berry; Rachel e. Prill, Belle Bankhead, Sophia
E. Hungerford, Adelaide Dougherty and Viola
McCrea, assistants; 6, G. Wesley Price, Brook
landville; 7, Jennie S. Price, Stevensons Station
N. v.
lie Evans, assistant.
Fourth District-1, Irwin Ebaugh, Boring; 2,
Geo. Prechtel, Woodensburg; 8, George Fisher,
Reisterstown; 4, Alverda Gore, ResterstOwn 5,
z. G. Ebaugh, principal, Resterstown; Annie I.
Huck, vice principal, and Ida e. Brown, asss-
ant; g., Mary M. Jones, Reisterstown; Z, Moie
V. Slade, Owings' Mills; s, Thomas R. Price,
Mantua Mills.
Fifth District-1, D. A. Ebaugh, Trenton; 2,
Frank 7. Newbelle. Upperco; 3, Wilbur R. Har-
man, Mt. Carmel; A, Isaac Price, Mt Carmel; 5,
George Harrison, Butler 6, N. Frank Cofell,
Upperco; Z. Frederick S. Myery, Black Rock
s, William II. Hendricks, Beckleysville; 9, Mary
G.. Bixler, Grave Run; 10, Alice g. Rutledge,
Hereford.
.SiatA District-1, M. F. Ebaugh, Hoffmans-
vile; Annie Ebaugh, assistant; O. Lulu NJ Full
ton, Shamburgh; 3, Isaac Shaver, Eklo; Ida
Hare, assistant; 4, George w. Ijams, Rayville;
s. Geo. P. Morris, Freelands; 6, J. G. Donaldson.
New Freedom, York county, Pa; Z, Rosa E.
Heathcote, Freelands s, VIM. j. Butcher, Eklo.
iSerenh District-1. N. D. R. Allen, GOrsuch;
2, M. Rankin Gemmill, Gorsuch; 8, Milton F.
Smith, Shane; A. Virginia NAPLES, Parkton 5,
Belle Miller, Wiseburg; 6, Mamie A. Price, Park
ton; Z, Louisa Mcbride, Hereford; s, Resale Ca
Piles, White Hall; 9, S. Allen Leib, Gorsuch 10,
Laura V. Davis, Evna; IL, Georgia Leib, Mary
land Line.
Eighth District-1, Joshua G.. Bosley, Belfast;
2, A. J. Brown, Cockeysville; 8, John N. Wright,
Shawan; 4, Vim. r. Hipsley, Shawan; 5, Margie
P. Grason, Emma Doughty, assistant Luther
vile; 6, L. c. Stringer, principal, Texas, Sallie
E. Crooks, Sallie E. Bussey, ASSISTANTS Z, Mollie
P. Cole, principal, Annie N. Cross, assistant,
Ashland; 9, Mollie E. Brown, Philopolis 10,
Edward G.. Nelson, principal, Regina Lofin,
assistant, Warren; IL, Robert H. Bussey, princi-
pal, Ellen E. Connolly, assistant, Cockeysville.
Ninth District-1, Marshal Stitely, principal, SO
st. Paul street extended, Maggie Dougherty, as
sistant 2, Chas. NJ. White, principal, Woodberry,
Amy P. Isaac, vice principal, Saie L. Guyton,
Maria Bartholow, Emma A. Wayman, Virgie V.
Yeakle, assistants; 8, George W. Ebaugh, princi-
pal, Govanstown, Mamie Feast, assistant; a,
Alexander Francis, principal, Waverly, Clara
Parlett, Lille M. Aitken, assistants; 5, Alice A.
Parsons, Lauraville; 6, Joseph Blair, principal,
Lavender Hill, Ida Brown, assistant; Z, g. Clin-
ton Hanna, principal, Towsontown, Matte A.
Isaac, vice principal, H. Dora Marshall, Anna
Pilson and Emma E. Leilich, assistants; s. Sarah
E. Welsh, Mt. Washington; 9, Mary Orrick, Mt
Washington 10, John r. Tucker, Riders; II,
N. +. Armacost, Towsontown; IL, Jos. S. Whit
tington, principal, Waverly, Emma Bankhead,
vice principal, Laura Ncolai, Georgia Royston,
Maggie Simpson, Ella Harrison, Eugenia L. Jones,
Matilda d. Hall, Clara V. Bateman, Sallie Hamil-
ton and Ida Gill, assistants IL, Thomas O'Hara,
principal, Texas, Elizabeth H. Purnell, Sarah G.
Tighman, Agnes Chandler, Agnes NJ Holden and
Maggie Fitzgerald, assistants.
Tenth District-1, Annie A. Leib, White Hall
2, Maude Chaplain, Manor; 3, Rosa Woolford,
Glencoe; A, Maggie Hendrix, Sunny brook 5,
Mary L. Dougherty, Sweet Air; Z, Annie Kessler,
Dulany's Valley s, Chas. W. Anderson, princi-
pal, Phoenix, Ida Riley, assistant; 9, Mary E.
Chase, Taylor, Hartford county; 10, ]. J. Starr,
Monkton.
Eleventh Districs-1, -, Little Gunpowder;
2, Isadore Chenoweth, Upper Falls; 8, Townley
r. Wolfe, principal, Fork, Sidney Leaf assistant;
4, Laura Given, Baldwin; 5, M. Virginia Connol-
ly, Long Green, 6, Joseph MoBce, principal,
Greenwood, Ella Garmhausen, assistant; 7, Fan
ME II. Davis, Cub Hill; 8, Henry A. Bachtel,
principal, Perry Hall, Ernestine Chenoweth, as
sistant 9, J. P. De Lawder, Upper Falls 10,
Maggie M. Fitzsimmons, Dulany's Valley.
Ttoeltth District-1, Francis Kenney, principal,
us Elliott street, Canton, Emma Storch, Florence
Martin, George Yeates, Elite D. Brown and Mol
lie Ofutt, assistants; 2, Mary E. Garwood,
Orangeville; 8, Jeanette Cole, Canton 4, Mary
5, Lucy Hudgins, Rossville; 6, Laura r. E. Todd,
Rossville; Z, Mary Rodgers, Triumph; s, Addie
Morningstar, Chase's; 9, Martin E. Beziat, Ross
vile; TO- Calvin T. Shaffer, Rossville; H. Levin
Mitchell, principal, Gardenville, George E. Lang
and Ida j. Torrington, assistants; IL, M. Ida
Mallonee, Gardenville; 10, 7. F. Murray, Rose
dale; IA, Mary l.. Molloy, principal, 1888 Sarato
ga street, Georgia 7. Hall, Annie E. Hilberg,
Jacob Weiss and Florence Richardson, assistants.
Thirteenth District-1, James j. Kelly, st. Den
mis-; 2, Robert Andrews, st. Dennis 8, Robt. f.
Benson, 125 N. Exeter street; A, Monroe Mitchell,
principal, Clara Timanus, assistant; o..
The teachers of the coored schools will be ap-
pointed to-day.
The Board adjourned to meet the first Tuesday
in October next.
Act of Assembly on the Subject of Reg