The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-09-08
Personal. MENTIoN.-Mr. David Carma

Personal. MENTIoN.-Mr. David Carman,
of Kalmia, is reported to be very low.
Mr. Thomas J. Miskimon, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Mr.. B. F. Carman, near Coop
town.
Mrs Thomas Eckman, of Philadelphia,
spent few days, this week, at the residence
of her BROTHER Mr.. Ira r. George, near En-
morton.
Mr.. T. b. Coleman Stump, of the Mary
land Oyster Navy, is spending this week at
Waverly, the residence of his brother, Hon.
Herman Stump.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C.. Lukens, of West
Grove, Pa, after a brief visit to Mrs Lukens
mother, Mrs. Riley, of Churchville, left on
Saturday last for soiourn at the Worlds
Fair.
Rev. C. ID. Wilson and family, who have
been spending the month of August with
Mr.. William Webster, left for their home at
Franklin, Ohio, last week.
Rev. and Mrs s. A. Colburn, of Churchville
Rectory, are spending some time at Asbury
Park.
Mr. Gilmore B. Jeffrey, of Bel Air, the eff
cient cashier of Messrs. Tyler Bros, Balti-
more, returned on Saturday last, after a
visit of two weeks at the Worlds Fair. lie
pronounces it ''wonderful. incomprehensible,
an educator, and something every one should,
if possible, see" Mr.. Jeffery is son of Mr.
VIM. G.. Jeffrey.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSION
ERs.-The School Commi ssioners met on
Tuesday.
Mr.. o. c. Michael was appointed to take
charge of the Aberdeen Book Repository, at
a compensation OF $25 per annum.
Borden school, Second district, was ordered
reopened on October LIST, or as soon thereaf-
ter as the attendance will justify.
A new colored school was ordered to he
opened at Bush Chapel, 80 pupils having been
promised, and the use of the colored church
building free of cost.
The judgments against the sureties of E. F.
Johns were ordered to be released, the same
having been paid.
A delegation was before the board urging
the reopening of Billingslea school, first els
trict. The matter was postponed until the
next meeting.
The colored school at Havre de Grace was
ordered to be opened ON the 18th instant, 10
pupils having been promised for immediate
attendance.
The colored school at Hosanna, fifth dis
trict, was ordered opened at the same time,
patrons to pay the teachers salary.
Miss Mary Taylor was elected assistant at
South Delta School.
Mr.. Frank Anderson was elected trustee,
at Madonna school, in the place of W. s. Rut-
ledge, resigned.
Mr.. w. II. Harlan reported that he had, I'M
der the instructions of the board, purchased
additional land for the lot at the Bel Air
Graded School. His action was confirmed.
The Secretary's purchase of lot for the
new house at Mill Green and the sale of the
old one, was confirmed and he was directed
to advertise for the building of new house.
Bids to be opened and contract awarded by
Mr.. w. II. Harlan.
$65 per term was fixed as the maximum
salary for second grade, third class teachers
SO for second grade, second class $50 for
second grade, first class $50 for first grade, |
second class 500 for first grade, first class |
The salary of second grade teachers for an
average of Is pupils or less, and for all assis-
tants who teach in the same room as principal,
to be S65 50 to be added for each additional
average pupil, until the maximum salary be
reached, for teachers of any grade.
The salary of principal of two-room
school to be 800 for an average of 40 pupils |
or less and s. for each additional average pupil
until 1928 is reached. The salary of assistants |
in two-room schools to be $75. The assistant |
at Jarrettsville to re main as before.