The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-10
School Commissioners.

| There was Il meeting of the County Sch' 0
Board on Friday with DR.. William w. Dnval
and l. S. Wilson in attendance. The regult
annual examination for applicants for teach
ers' cerLticat, was h III, also competitive eX
animation t. fill the vacany in the free schcl n
ship il the Wet 'rn Maryland College. Ap
plcants for teachers certificates were as fol
lows: Whi'e, Harry p. Clements, Howard
Dent, j {. Edwards, Claudia Z :monston
Jennie WignaIl, Francis Fuller, Bessie Knott
Mamie Walter, Grace Cynthia Smith, Florence
Maud Harm IN, Carrie Clarke, NJ. l.. Bland
ford Eva Clarke, Jpe j, Mndd, May Mudl
Emma Jones, and Rena Richie. Col ,red
Gertrude E. Webster, Virginia g. Bradley,
Bessie E CLAW, Charles II. Jones, William E.
Fletcher Ida b. Fleming, Fannie Luckett,
Gertrude A. Corbin, Ii. tile Brown, Clara A.
Woodland, Ma tie Mundeli, Maud Moss, Cora
Pinckney, Anna NJ. Harrison, Carrie Edwards,
Emily C. Hunter, Julia l.. Atkinson, &. Jessie
Griffin, Hattie Ross, Emma f. Taylor, Albert
! Henso Emma Is. Crawford, Mary G. john
son. Amanda Bltson, and Aunt G. Green.
Applications for Scholarship in the Western
Maryland College: Sara E. Gibbons, james
II. Shreve. Jr., e. A. Queen, w. II. Gardiner,
J. G. Blandford, Cora Pun ohrey, Maude Nc
kee Name Martin, Eleanor Edelen, Lulu
Dement,, Maude Grimes, Mamie Harris, Olive
Gibbons, and Bernie Tippett,
The following orders was passed:
Ordered. That the petition of the patrons of
school No. l, OSon HI district, asking the
County Commissioners t. appropriate money
to re- build said school, be f,vorably endorsed,
and that the petition of the citizans OF
lily ittsv lie to the { ,unty Commits toner's. re-
terred TO as, a>krg for addiora. room to
their school bIjl Ii ~ In Hyattsvl Il, be also
flvoraLly endorsed as this b ,ard believes that
additional room is needle |, but are not prep,r-
the petition.
Ordered, Th;t Miss Vienna Charters, of
Bowie, be appointed t, the School Of Art and
Design, & fillmore.
Ordered, That Miss Margaret o. Gibbons,
of Oxen Hill district, be appointed to the Va
Gait Scholarship in the Stat. Normal School,
that district not having received an appoint
ment for many years.
Ordered, That the following Trustees be
appoint I'd: School NJ. 4, Marlboro district,
John D. Ma ly, vice Charl IS Clagett, deceased;
School No. s. SpaIdlngs district, William A.
Hlrrison, vice J. S. Mimic, resigned; School
No. 3, Bowie district, James NJ. Carrick, vice
James n. Knowles School No. l, Pisc .taway
resigned. Colored, School, No. ., Kent dis
trio, Robert johnson to fill vacancy; colored
School NJ. 1, Marlboro district, William F.
Sedgwick, Al red Elliott and Ii ,yd Brown
Ordered, Tint the resgnat on of the Trus-
tees of the colored sch Dol at Badensbury, be.
accepted, and that the Examiner be authorized
to Ike charge of said school until new board
is selected.
Ordered, That the Local BDtrd of Trustees
of School No. ;, Laurel district, be authorized
TO make such changes in the corps of teachers
in their school as they mag deem necessary
for the best interests of the school.
Ordered. That School House No. I, Vans
vile district be painted, aid cost Of al repairs
not to exceed $50.
Ordered, That the p t TONERS III the vicini-
ty Of Seabrooke. be notified that this Board
will furnish them with teacher for a limited
time in order to ascertain If the necessity exists
for the establishment Of a new school at that
place.
Ordered, That the Examiner be empowered
to adopt the "Tarbell Series of Language
and The "Stickney Word by Word publica-
tions of CHM & Co., it being understood that
the mater of adoption is left entirely to his
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