The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-16
School Commissioners

The board of School commissioners
met on Tuesday. Present Msssrs. Ever
ist, Kirk and Ash. The minutes were
read and approved.
Miss Mary ]. Mahoney made an appeal
to have her salary paid for the term end
ing June l, she having taken her sisters
place at school No. 1, in the Ninth dis
trict, without first securing "a contract
from the trustees.
A letter from Rev. George Coulsop
was laid before the Board asking that
the Perryyille school be made q graded
one and that he be appointed as one of
the teachers.
The following designations were re
ceiYed:
Miss Ella NJ Stats, school No d, First district
Sadie I. Nicholl, No. q, Second
Susie G. Smith, No. 10. Fifth.
Mary w. Cameron, No. II, Fifth.
Elizabeth Husielt, No. l. Fifth,
Annie NJ. Cameron, No. 6, Sixth,
Marion l.. Reeder, No. ., Seventh,
Miss Emma Haines, assistant, Nc. 6, Sixth
John L. Crothers. No. g. Eighth.
The following teachers appointments
were confirmed:
Mary Cook. school No. 5, Third district,
Lera White, No. 5, Ninth,
Sadie T. Nicholl, No. 1, Second,
Gertrude Shay, tcolOred), No. Il Third,
]. l.. Crothers, No. l, Eighth,
NJ. Emma Haines, No. e, Sixth,
Susie g. Smith, No. II, Fifth.
The following trustees declined to
serve:
H. f. Price, school No. 5, First district,
w. ID. Bradford, No. l, Second,
Joseph NcFadden, No. ., Fourth,
John Is. Tyson, No. I, Seventh,
I'd. Death, Nc. l, Eighth,
]. Il. Coates, No II, Sixth,
W.T. Weldon, No. IL. Sixth,
r J. Atkinson, No. II, Sixth,
Nv Il. Craw ,ord, No. 5, First.
The following were appointed trustees:
Walter Buckwith, school No. Second district
George VI. Campbell No. ,, Fourth,
William II. Spratt, No. 9, Fourth.
Milford Richards, No. Ii, Sixth,
John Pierce, No. IL, Sixth,
John COac. No. II, Sixth,
Isaac Hammond, No. !, Seventh,
J. NJ. Rawlings, No. l, Eighth.
Bertha Biddle was appointed teacher
at school No. 4, Fourth district.
The following organizations of trus
tees were reported:
No. /, First district, q Davis, president, ID
A. Jones, secretary.
No &, First, Wilson, president, L Marsh,
secretary.
No >, Second, ] II Steele president, J NJ Reed :
secretary.
No .. Third, d NJ Hanna, president, II War
burton, secretary.
| No I. Fourth, H NJ Cameron, president, J Ross
Conley, secretary.
No 5, Fifth, J w Falls, president, O E Beatty
secretary,
No s, Fifth, William Reed, president, w Reed,
| secretary.
| No Is, Fifth, n Black, president.
No2, sixth. L Kester, president, W Brckiey,
| secretary.
No 3, SIXTH H Garter, president, Frank Harris,
secretary.
No 6, Sixth, b Reynolds, president NJ E Kirk,
| secretary.
No 10, sixth, ] Kirk, president, J T Graham,
secretary.
No 1. Seventh, Samuel Whitaker, president.
| No s. Seventh, ] NJ McClenahan, president, W
+ CumminS, secretary,
|
Patton, secretary.
No !, Seventh, A Bryde, president, NJ Thompson
secretary.
mol, Eighth, l. 7 Logan pres ident, A Stewart
secretary,
No .. Eighth, II Riley, president NJ S McNamec
| secretary.
NOD, Eighth. ID Bentz. president, A RCrother
secretary.
The following bills were ordered to bt
paid:
James Mcuauley, surveying lot Of school No.
Third district, 800
Democrat Publishing Company, S2l.74.
NJ. Everst was authorized to have
certain repairs made to school No. 3
Seventh district. A letter was reat
from Miss S. J. Heckart, severing he
connection with the Port Deposit schoo
after twenty one years of service. Mis-
Heckart has ever been good and faith
full teacher.
Motto, was received of free scholar
! shin for Cecil county at tho Marylan
Institute for the Promotion of til
Mechanic Arts. Adjourned.
! GEORGE BIDDLE, Secretary.