The Cecil Whig., 1886-06-19
School commissioners.

The School Commissioners were i'll rcgu-
lar session on Tuesday of last week.
Commissioner Kirk reported that there
We're three bids for putting up partition in
the North East school, aud also that a new
school house was needed for school No. ;
Fifth district.
The Board decided not to prosecute the
person who injured Que OF the trees on the
lot OF Cecilton colored school, ilasmuch as
he was mistaken as to the owner and was
innocent of an intentional trespass uJon
the school property.
Boards of District Trustees reported
gauiZation rs follows: First district-No. ,,
5. Frazer president, DR.. S. L. Wills secre-
tary; No. I, j. NJ. Davis president, II. W.
Black secretary. Second district-No. /,
Dr. +. y. Crawford president, w. ID. Bral-
ford secretary; No =, j. Warner, ST., pre,i-
dent, G. :. Ellison secretary. Third dis
trict-No >, Parker l.. George president,
Alfred Wetheril secretrry; No. ,, p. c.
Strickland president, j. II. lamar, secre-
tlry; No. &, George Ricketts, president, y.
p. Manly secretary; No. !, j. 5. Scarbor-
ough president, T. S. Miller secretary: No
s, Henry Warner president, /. ID. Davis sec
retary, No. 9, j. I. Gamble president, w.
L. Miller secretary. Fourth district-No /,
j. Il. Finley president, j. IL. kimble secre-
tary; No. !, J. 5. Henderson president, J.
+. Gallaher secretary; No. ). NJ S. Stra-
horn president, NJ. S. Sentman secretary.
Fifth dstrct-Nos. ) and II, j. Shippers
president, |. y. Benjamin secretary; No. s,
j. benjamin president, James johnson Sc
retary; No. 10, George Welsh president,
Jesse Janney secretary. Sixth district
No. l, W. 7. Il. K. Robertson president,
Watson Reed secrctery; No. ., L. Hester
president, !. lrickley secretary; Nc. =, w.
L. Gillespie secretary; No. 1, Theodore
Marshall president, G. :. Abrahams secre
tary: No. !, y. 5. Evans president, Samuel
Polk secretary; No. 8, $. NJ. McCardell
president, j. Baderston secretaIy; No. 10,
X. Finley Rowland president, H. j. Row
land secretary. Seventh district-No. ), Z.
llartenstinc president, w. j. jackson sec
retary; No. /, J. Williams president, l.. G.
White secretary; No. >, $. A. Reynolds
pLt7ittHt, ~ H. 'ollltu secretary, NO.
&, j. w. Baavens president, w. l. +. t.
ten secretary. Eigth dstrct-No. =, p.
Boyle president, b. Garvin secretary Ninth
district-No. l, Il. w. benjamin president
VIM. Wivil secretary; No. >, y. +. Mearns
president, ID. NJ. Rittenhouse secretary.
George O. Carey was appointed trustee
fer North East school, vice j. Scott Fergu-
son, deceased; and John \. Dunn for No.
/, Eighth district, vice j. j. Bennett.
| Miss Jennie l.. Stephens resigned school
No. l, Sixth district, and Miss Jennie Z.
5rickley was confirmed as teacher of same
school. Miss T.. Yearsiey resigned school
No. $, Third district, and Miss Hattie
Evans was confirmed as teacher. Miss
Carrie G. lNeilholtz resigned school No. e,
Ninth district. Miss I.era White resigned
school No. :, Fourth district Miss NJ A.
+. Philips was confirmed as teacher for
school No. ), Fourth district.
Miss Nellie Sinnickson was examined
and appointed for the scholarship at the
State Normal School.
The Board went before the County Com
missioncrs III regard to making an allow
ance in the next levy for money to erect
new school houses and for keeping tbs
schools open the full ten months