The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-08-09
by Rev. s. A. HoblitzelI, at 10 80 o'clock The
burial took place In the cemetery adjoining the

by Rev. s. A. Hoblitzell, at 10 80 o'clock. The
burial took place In the cemetery adjoining the
church.
Miss Rosabells Panley, of Baltimore, aged 60
years, died on Wednesday morning, at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Edelin,, near Fallston. Her re-
maius were taken to Baltimore by the 5.45
train, the same day.
Marietta, infant daughter of Abel aud Mary
GLADDEN., died at her parents residence, near
JArrettsyille, on the 9th instant Funeral SER
vices and interment at the Southern NJ +.
Church, on the Sth.
Mrs. Eliza C. Boyd, in her SGth year. died on
Tuesday evening, at the residence OF MIR. J. 2.
Silver, near Level. Mrs Boyd was the widow
OF Stephen Boyd, of York county, Pa. She was
an aunt Of Mrs. Silver, and was an inmate of
Mr.. Silyer's family for many years. The inter
ment was at Harmony Church, on Thursday
Mrs. Boyd having was member of the Friends
| society.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE sCnooI. COMMISSION
EEs. The School Commissioners met on Tues.
day. Preseut-Messrs. Whiteford Rouse and
Russell.
Mr.. Russell reported that he had obtained
suitable room for the second grade otthe lIavre
dc Grace High School.
The contract for furnishing coal for schools
Nos /, ., 3, 5, G. $, II and Is, 9Th district, and
the new house in South Delta was awarded to
j. Howard Stubs at SG.95, and for the remain.
der of the district to Smith II Allen, at the same
price.
The stating of the South Delta house was
awarded to Contractor Allen, al 81 per square,
The white schools were ordered to be opened
on the second Monday in September, where the
attendance would justify it.
An Institute was ordered to be held in Bel
Air the first week in September.
Petitions were received and filed to open a
colored school in Norrisville and to reopen The
school at West Liberty, 4th district
In the matter of the appeal against the action
Of majority of the trustees of No. l, third dis.
rict, The board decided hat they had no iurisdic
tion in the case and referred the delcgatio to
the trustees. The matter has since been salts.
| factorily adjusted.
The book fees in Schools "A, ii district, IL,
5th district and !, 9TH district, were ordered
graded as in other. schools OF the county.
The salary of the primary teacher at No II,
81 district, was raised $3.50 per term that OF
the Principal at No. =, 3D. district So per term
aud assistant SIS per term that of Principal
OF No. |, ith district, SIS per term and assistant
So per term if an experienced teacher holds
tbs position.
Schools 5, LIST district, and 10, I'd district,
were ordered closed tor want support.
| Mr. Whteford was instructed to rent from
| Mrs Clinton Smith a new house to be erected
| by her for the use of No. Il, I'd district.
1t was decided to build new house at No.
| 10 Cd district, provided suitable arrangements
can be made to secure lot.
The board decided that Mr. VIM Calder
should repair at his own expense damage acct.
dentally done by his laborer to No. 4, colored,
iIh district, by telling tree.
The Secretary was instructed to notify the
trustees Of No. 3, 4th district that the house
must not be used for other than school pur-
| poses.
The Secretary was ordered TO have slate black
boards put in a portion OF the new buildings
and in one end of No, II, Sd district
The destinations of Mr. r. A. Baldwin as
trustee at No. II, I'd district, and of Mr. War.
rem Brown at No. Il, list district, were accepted.
The resignation of Mr. Elisha johnson as
trustee at No. ), 81 district, was also accepted
aud Mr. Horace Twining was appointed in his
place. Mr. John y. Nelson was appointed
trustee at No. 10, 18th district. in place of VIM
Amos
Mr.. Thos. w. Mathcr was appointed custo.
dian of the book repository at Garland in place
| Of David Harlan, resigned.
The contract with The trustees of Bel Air
Academy for running that school in conjunc-
ton with the Graded School was continued.
The board agreed TO furnish the material ne.
ccssary 10 cell the school room at No. . color
ed, I'd district, the patrons to haul aud put on
the same.
The Secretary was directed to do what he
could towards making the room Tor No. B. col
orcd, ith district, comfortable, at little ex-
pensc.
Il new outbuilding was ordered at No. 10
LIST district, and that the repairs necessary to
make No. :, 9TH district, comfortable be made.
The following students were assigned chairs
in the Normal School, in the order named
Emma Wclch, Maud Nelson, Ernest McNutt,
Norman Ward, Irene Hopkins, Fannie Hop
kius, Alice Holmes aud Maggie Keen.
The board will meet again Sept. Sd.