The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-05
Proceedings of the school Board.

Atthe meeting of the School Board on Mon
day all the members were present. The sec
rotary read letter from Mr.. Ephraim l..
Boblitz, the examiner of Frederick county,
in reference to the schoolhouse at West Falls,
desired by the residents of the neighDorhood.
The secretary was directed to arrange for
meeting between the two Boards at the ear
Hest practicable date. The President and
Secretary were appointed committee to ex-
anime, in connection with Mr.. Prugh, the
commissioner for the district, the condition
of the houses and the necessities of the case
at Jenkins Woodbine and Chestnut Grove,
with view to supplying needed school iacill-
ties in the best way for all concerned with the
least cost. Mr.. Anderson asked for definite
action in reference TO the new house promised
for Mt. Airy. 1t twas determined to build the
house as soon as a plan could be agreed on
and the necessary arrangements could be
made. A petition for the retention OF the
teacher at Good Hope, signed by nearly all
the patrons of the school, was read, and the
facts in the case were stated. Under the
circumstances it was deemed best to leave the
school without trustees for the present.
The following appointments of trustees were
made in accordance with the provisions OF
law passed at the recent session of the Cen
eral Assembly, changing the date of appoint
ment from August to May:
At Oak Grove, Hezekiah Study, in place
of Wm. Feeser, removed from district.
AT Taneytown, Daniel II. Fair, to fill
vacancy.
At Oregon, Frank Sell, in place of VIM.
w. Rooms, removed from the district.
At Uniontown, Milton Zollickoffer, to fill
a vacancy.
At Pipe Greek, Emanuel Fisher, Ezra Sen
seney and Greenbury Ecker, in place of Alfred
Warner and George Fl. Brown, deceased, and
John II. Jordan, resigned.
At Baust's, Jacob ROdkey, Joseph Form
walt and Henry Sell.
At Fairview, Samnel Stoner, in place of
David Stoner, resigned.
At Mayberry, Jacob Marker, in place of
John W. Heltebridle, resigned, and d. F.
Phillips, to fill vacancy.
AT Oakland, Philetus Haight, in place of
VIM. Ii. Phillips, removed from district.
At Stacks, Marshall Selby, in place of
James II. Flohr, removed from district.
At Jenkins John w. Pickett aud William
Floring, in place of Warner Pickett and 5.
W. Aldridge. resigned.
At Woodbine, VIM. P. Baker, in place Of
r. II. Harrison, resigned.
At Freedom, Philip Lauterback and Rob
ert Hughes, in place of Joseph W. Berrett
and j. Thomas Harris, resigned.
At Sprlngviile, C. Frank Shaffer, in place
of George ". Beatty, resigned.
At VENTS, Cornelius Crumrine, in place
of Nathan Shaffer.
At Central Hall, J. Milton Reifsnider, in
place of David Fowbe, resigned.
At West End, Gershom Huff, in place of
j. I. Orndora, deceased.
At Shades, Jesse Sullivan, to GIL a vacancy.
AT Meadow Branch, Jacob Fitze, in place
of Jacob Petry.
At Greenmount, Benjamin Shippers and
Thomas Bosley, in place of E. Benton Ham,
removed from the district, and Benjamin F.
Bosley, resigned.
At Mt. Olive, Joseph Gosnell, in place of
S. Hood, removed from the district
At New Windsor, VIM. Lowell, Isaac Smith
and Augustus Hartman.
At Wakefield, John Snader, in place Of
Basil Smith. removed from the district.
AT Mt. Vernon, Dir. Franklin and DR..
Zepp, 10 fill vacancies
At Bark Hill, Noah Arbaugh, John Smith
and John Wright
Good Hope, Wesley, Browns. Emory, Shi-
loh, Walnut Grove, Pleasant Valley, Patap-
SEQ, Steele's, Mexico, loves, Medford,
Poole's Church, Union Street and Charles
Street were left without trustees in charge of
the Board.
In all other places the old Boards were re-
appointed. The Board adjourned to the first
Tuesday in June.