The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-14
School Commissioners,

Mr.. EgcTlst made report IN regard Il
the diphrheria at school No. -. Sixth
district. Thsthe had examined into IT
and at his request d.. Chancellor, OF the
State Board Of Health, Lad visited th.
house with him. Dr.. Chancellor doe!
not think that there is auy special caus,
about the house, aud all that is necessary
is to fumigate it. That it is clear
AMI in good oIder, lot is not as bigt
as desirable. That tue disease did not
orr : late tbere, but VA brouglr there
from other places. NJ. Eyerist ecom
mo is that the school DC closed o. this
term TIE written report of Dr. Chan
celior was ordered to lie filed
The bill OF Thomas C. Crouch inr re
parrs to fence, school No. l, Tnlrd die.
trio, .moutiUg to So 50 was ordered to
DO po5 on the school re urt Tor pa nent.
MI. Biddle was direce G to have a gate
etc. put at school No II. The bill OF
school No. s, Sixth district, amounting
to SG7 60 was ordered to be paid.
The appointment OF Miss Ethel Har-
tenstiue FOR school No 6 Ninth district,
Tor this 5rIat eals Sd, II med
Ornesou ih.G ,ua payment III 10 Oh rs
'or tuIs term snatl be Oh the bass OF g.
"a of term.
The following trustees were appointed
for the various schools
First District-School Mol. J A Watts
Daniel Husfelt, John Rowan; No 2, J B
Connor, John Benson. Samuel Frazer;
No 3, T G Crookshank, j Hall, DR. NJ
A Dnrney; No 4, D A Jones, G n Davis,
Z kusby; No 3, II V B Crawford, II
ID Budd, G w Lockwood; No 6, Amos
Wilson, Israel Gunkle, J A Jamison; No
7, r A Warren, w F Wooleyhan, G 7
Bolton; No S. I n Thornton, Mark Man.
love, D II Short; No Q, G Price, Jr, w
j Duhamell, Walter sAllen; No 10, G N
Davis, D A Jones, Z P Lusby; No II, A
Wilson, L Gunkle, J A Jamison.
Second Disrict-SchoOl No 1, B NJ
Crawford, w D Bradford, James Poe;
No ., j J Williams, Chas S Ellison,
James Warner; No 8, Wesley Clayton, ]
I Beaston, G o Massey; NJ 4, II McVey
j II knorr, W 7 Purdy; No 5, J NJ Reed,
W Smithers, J P Steele; No 6, Samuel
Thompson, w c Cake, AIouzo Boulder;
No 7, John Milburu, Henry Boulder, r
X Lodge; No 3, Williams, c S Ellison
Jas Warner; No 8, J NJ Reed, w Smith
ers, ] p Steele.
Third District-School No 1, G w
Denny, T Ward. W A Mitchell; No 2,
A t Wetherill, W T Lee, W w Holden;
No 3, DR. Il Jomar, D b.ucce>n, q C.
Strickland; No 4, James McCauley. j :
Settle, Campbell; No 5, J Y Daniels,
John Burke, J j McCauley; No 6, I'M
Naudain, Il VI DAVIS, A X Sims; No Z, ]
Smith, S Scarborough, 7 S Miller;
No s. II n Warner, ID Davis, W Smith
No 8, w T Miller, d n Hanna, A Xii;
patrick; No TO- D Harvey, D Mullen, F
y Suter; No II, DR. J II lamar, D Brat
ton, q G Strickland.
Fourth DIstrict-School No S B
Graut, d Work, John Ramsey; Nc 2,
Jesse Brewster, Jas NJ Casio, No 3, VIM
Gracy, T j Scott, W G Henderson; No 4
H r Smith, A r Strahorn, Jas Brown;
No D, G L Brokaw, Wm Hogan, A
Mackie; No 6, John Cam, Reese Mahan;
No S Henderson, Z Gallaher, A
Burnite; No s, J G Underwood, G NJ
Senderling, Jas Ewing; No 0, Joseph Nc
Fadden, Geo Spence, John Quein: No 10,
JOS McFadden, George Spence, Johu
Queinn.
Fifth District-School No l, WmJ
Wilson, John McNamee, A Ceilings; No
2, J Groves, e Ulary, Philip Richard; No
3. John Davis, Wash Holt, G D Racine;
No 4, j H Duling, NJ G Vandegrift; No 5
w Falls, c E Beatty, A Anderson; No
6, VIM Clark, ] A Rutter, Ed Wingate;
No 7, o B Logan, VIM Jones, S Atkiu
son; No s, VIM Reed, VIM J Reed, Matt
Russell; No 9. A Mccall, VIM McNamee,
c Jackson; No 10, Benz Lair, Harry
Trimqle, Jesse Janney; No II, NJ Nc.
Vey, J T Holt, r W Rose; No 70, E
Blackston, Jas Knight, E X Owens; No
10, J Graham, A McKowau; No IA,
J W Falls, C E Beatty, A Anderson; No
10, VIM ] Wilson. John McNamee, A
Colliugs.
Sixth District-No /, w T 3 Rober
SOD, F II Hunt, Watson Reeder; No ?. E
Hester, w T Bsickley, Thomas Riale;
No 3, John Lakeland, G A Brown, Frank
Harris. No 4, c s Abrahams, Theodore
Marshall, Cassius Johns; No 5, Joseph NJ
Tosh, John Seebold, Henry Keene; No G.
Barclay Reynolds, Job Haines, II j
Sheppard; No :. E II Rey nolds, Geo Rey
nolds, w T Scott; No s, w Richards
Henry Evans, 6 W REYNOLDS; No o. S NJ
McCardle, Vim Boyd, A Nesbitt; No
10, t Graham, c Caldwell, J P Kirk;
No II, Jos r Cooates, W Weldon, VIM
Atkinson; No -, s 7 Wiley, 5 Tosh,
W o Brumtield
Seventh DISTRICT 1, Michael
-
James Ward, Elmer Ovens, Alex Craig
No 3, ] A Hassop, Edward Cher, l. G
Patterson; NOD, L G White, Samuel
Whitaker, JOS A Everist; No 5 A Rey-
nolds, j NJ Me Clenahan, W p Cummings
No 6, J W Bevan, W T Patton. John H
Kimble; No 7, Johu B Tyson, Arthur
Bryde, -
Eighth District,-N /, I Death,
Alex Stewart, L I Logan; No2 Patrick
Boyle, 5 I Lowe, B b Garviue; No. 3, G
II McGuigan, J NJ Kenpard, A c Huss;
No. 4, DC Bentz, A r Crothers, j r
White; ColoTed No. /, same as No. 4,
Colored No 2, same as No. l.
Ninth District-School No. 1, J A
Burns, T. Reed, w Abrams; No. ?,
A F Mearns, Ross Smith, J 4 Fox; No.
3, Jas. Trainer, J B Hawley, A j Craig;
No. 4, Alfred Kirk, John Kirk, j c
Crothers; No. ), II. D. Pyle, ]. E. Hur
ford, A Churchman; No. 6, Swayne,
Amos Brown, Haines Kirk; No. 7, j r
Conley, H Cameron; No s, G S McVey,
VIM. Kirk, c r Biles; No. 8, James
Trainer, B Hawley, A Craig.
JOHN SQUIER, Secretary.
Orphans Court.
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