The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-08-28

4 heynOluS, assistant.
1O.-Rozell Bergman, principal; Annie Gull
lington, Susie G. Macy, Margaret c. Watson and
Emma Thurley, assistants.
n.-Eva j. Clarke.
| 12.-Karl Rooster, principal; Lulu Walker, as
sistant.
13.-F. O. Lang, principal; Jennie R. Price,
Lydia MCGEE, Helen Rusk, A. Herring and Fred
erick Shroeck, assistants.
| SECOND DISTRICT.
1.-Verdie G. Jean.
| 81. +. Leib.
3.-Lida Browne, principals Emma ]. Dough-
| erty, assistant.
4.-Minnie Troxell.
5.-Robert B. Chapman, principal; Annie Core,
assistant.
6.-John Quinn.
7.-Minnie Davis, principal; Georgia Davis,
| assistant.
S.-Mollie E. Moores.
| 9.-Alice D. O'Dell.
10.-Lulu M. Weldon.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Lucy Hudgins.
laura Skinner, principal; South Williams,
assistant.
3.-John S. Stansbury.
4.-E. G. Cover, principal; Ida P. Barton,
| Jane Wilmer, Ollie G. Macy and Della Hale, as
| sistants.
Belle Bankhead. Sophia E. Hungerford, Adelaide
tn--eL--ts~-a Y ~ ecree. ss;stents.
4 &C. Wesley Price.
7.-Jennie S. Price.
s.-George Harrison, principal; Marian Price,
| assistant.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Irwin Ebaugh.
2.-George Prechtel.
| 3.-Edith Mercier.
| 4.-Alverda Gore.
Sc. C. Ebaugh, principal; Annie I. Houck,
vice principal; Ida E. Brown and Lizzie Scho-
| field, assistants.
| CIV. S. Pinkney.
Cecilia Gorsuch.
| S.-Barbara Mallonee.
| FIFTH DISTRICT.
| IN. Frank Cofell.
2.-J. A. Fowler.
3.-Samue Peregoy.
| 4.-Frederick S. Myerly.
5.-Levin Mitchell
| david A. Ebaugh.
| S.-William H. Hendricks.
| 9.-Fanne Davis.
10.-Laid over.
| 11.-Frank Kelbaugh.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
EMORY c. Chenoweth, principal; Mary
| Sherwood, assistant.
| as. P. Matthews.
3.--Isaac Shaver, principal; Mary Bixler, as
| sistant.
Isaac Price.
| 5.-George P. Morris.
/ 6.-J. G. Donaldson.
| Rosa L. Heathcote.
| S.-Thomas R. Price.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
| ii. Egbert Smith.
| 2.-M. Rankin Gemmill.
| 3.-S. Allen Leib.
An. D. R. Allen.
| 5.-Belle Miller.
6.-Robert E. Benson.
IL. S. McGirr.
S-John L. Fitzpatrick.
9.-W. Evans Anderson.
10.-Laura V. Davis.
11.-Martha E. Lee.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
1.-Anver R. Ensor.
laid over.
3.-William R. Hipsley.
4.-Fannie Kessler.
5.-George W. Ijams, principal; Ella Smith,
| assistant.
6.-Daniel Hanley, principal; sallie E. Crooks,
assistant.
John N. Wright principal; Nellie Evans,
assistant.
| S.-Harry Hebden.
9.-Mollie E. Brown.
| TO- Edward G. Nelson, principal; Estelle Wa
| tiers, assistant.
1i-Wm. Griffith, principal; Ella E. Connolly,
assistant.
NINTH DISTRICT.
sNs esg gEa%s M si Bowen,
| Maggie Dougherty and Sudie M. Pole, assistants.
| 2.-Chas. M. White, principal; Amy P. Isaac,
vice principal; Juliet V. Yeakle, Florence Loane
and Katie Tucker, assistants.
3.-B. c. Reed, principal; Olivia G. Harrison
| and Mamie Feast, assistants.
4.-Alexander Francis, principal; Clara Par
| lett and Lille M. Aitken, assistants.
5.-James B. Heisse.
CLOS F. McBee, principal; Ella V. Price,
| assistant.
&c. Clinton Hanna, principal; Matte A..
| Isaac, vice-principal; H. Dora Marshall, Anna
| Pilson, Emma E. Leiich and Alice Chick, assist
| ants.
S.-Sarah E. Welsh.
9.-Bessie Gardner.
10.-John R. Tucker.
In. f. Armacost.
12.-Joseph S. Wilmington, principal; Emma
Bankhead, vice principal; Laura Nicolai, Sophie
Rhae Maggie Simpson Clara LAllemand, Euge-
MIA L. Jones, Nataia D. Hall, Clara v. Bateman,
Salie Hamilton and Luella Rankin, assistants.
13.-Thomas 0'Hara, principal; Rosalie Ca
pes vce-principal; Sarah G. Tilghman, Agnes
Chandler, Lulu M. Fulton and Maggie Fitzgerald,
| assistants.
14.-Maria Bartholow, principal; Salle L..
Guyton, vice principal, Maggie Fitzsimmons,
Belle Forein and Alice Emory, assistants.
TENTH DISTRICT.
1.-Annie A. Leb.
2.-Mamie C. Jessop.
3.-Rosa Woolford.
At. S. Day.
5.-Mary L. Dougherty.
7.-Dulany's Valley school closed.
s.-Chares W. Anderson, principal; Ida M.
Riley, assistant.
9.-Annie Kessler.
10.-C. II. L. Lemon.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
1.-R. Brent Crane.
I'll. A. Bachtel.
3-Townley R. Wolfe
4.-Ernestine Chenowth.
5.-M. Virginia Connolly.
6-Sallie H. Gamble, principal; Mrs. T. l..
Mason, assistant.
7.-Bessie Bowerman.
S-Jackson L. Duncan.
81. P. DeLauder.
1O.-Belle Whitaker.
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
1.-Francis Kenney, principal; Emma Storcn'
Florence Martin, George Yeates, Elite ID. Brown
and F. Maude Hazeltine, assistants
2-Mary E. Garwood.
3.-Jeannette Cole.
4.-MolIie X. Rogers.
5.-Ida Hare.
6.-Laura R. E. Todd.
bessie G. Johnson.
Saddle Morningstar.
9.-Marian Z. Beziat.
10.-Calvin T. Shaffer.
11.-Jos. Blair, principal; Ida j. Torrlngton,
assistant.
I'm. Ida Mallonee.
13.-T. f. Murray.
14.-Mary L. Molloy, principal; George I.
Hall. Annie E. Hilberg, Jacob Weiss and Florence
Richardson, assistants.
15.-Luther F. Warner.
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
1.-Wibur Hartman.
2-Robert Andrews.
3-Roberta Porter.
4-Monroe Mitchell, principal; Theresa Quinn,
assistant.
5.-Samuel T. Lester.
The appointments of teachers for the coiored
schools will be made to-day Saturday.
A First District Nuisance.-The State
Board of Health held a meeting in Baltimore last
Saturday for the purpose of taking action upon
Il. &C =aaido1ata of the i az