The Washington bee., 1896-12-12
ANNAPOLIS NOTES.

ANNAPOLIS NOTES.
PROF.. REDS SCHOCL.-THE COVER
| NOR'S WIFE AND SONS PAY HIM
VISIT THE JUDGESHiP DISCUSSED.
THE TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL
DELEGATES APPOINTED THE
TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS
NEWS, ETC,
The Severn Select School which is
taught by the Rev. G.. II. Reid of the
First Baptist Church is now crowded
having about fifty pupils. Or. Reid is
fine Pedagogue ard is doing a grand
work. The school Is conducted on
moral principals, giving the adv antage
of moral training as we'll as the higher
lines of education. The Rev had two
immersions Sunday night that was viii
messed by large audience.
; Mr.. G. Cornelius Lomax and Mrs
Isabella Wallace were united in mar
riage Wednesday evening at p. m,
at the residence OF the groom on Pleas
ant street, by the pastor of Asbury
! Church
The Social Union of the First Baptist
Church, Thursday night, December ;
was an enjoyable entertainment credi-
table to those who managed it.
Hon Lloyd kowndes, Governor OF
the State of Maryland, wife and son,
spent last week at the Governors Man
sion. He was interviewed Friday BY
Mrs. Ballinger Booth, who is trying to
secure a pardon for Samuel Speed,
convicted of forgery and now Saliva
ton army man.
The forgery was committed previous
to his joining the army. Mrs Booth
is comely woman of fine address,
and it is thought she will gain his
| pardon. Much interest is manifested
point successor to Judge Brooks,
whose term expires December 10th
The appointment is supposed to lie
between F. Snowden Hill and George
c. Merrick, of Prince George County
Mr.. Merrick has many friends in the
Fifth District among colored re .Jubli
cans.
The Governor has selected as dele
gates from Maryland to the Colored
Department of Tennessee Centennial
to be held at Nashville, from May Isl
to November Ist, 1897, Rev n. NJ
Carroll, Pastor of St. Paul's NJ f
Church, Baltimore, and Dr. w. H
Taddlson, of Cumberland, Md
Sharps minstrels made good hit at
the Opera House Wednesday night.
Mr.. James Howard, Manager.
Rev. Alex Dennis preached at AS
bury Church Sunday night with great
power and fervency He is always
listened to tn delight by the people
The Sunday School and Epworth
League was crowded Sunday A re-
vIval is in progress Much interest is
manifested and souls are being con-
varted.
The congregation of Mt. Moriah are
still worshiping in the Assembly
Rooms. An extra force Of men were
put to work on the church Monday, the
pastor is hoping to get the basement
completed this week. Sunday is rally
day and he hopes to raise large sum.
Rev. Mrs. S. t TiCe continues i'll and
is to be taken to Johns Hopkins Hos
pital this week for surgical treatment
Mr.. Perry Ensay and Miss Harriet
Price were united in holy WedloCk by
the Rev J. w. Titus, of East Port at
the brides residence on Acton street,
Thursday night, December sd.
The Teachers Association of Anne |
Arundel County met at the Court |
House Monday, December 9TH, ON
posed of all the colored teachers of the |
County. William H Butler, former
president, called the meeting to order
at II m. The first business of the
Association was the election of officers
for the ensuing year, which duty was
performed after some discussion e
cipitated by Prof. T. A. Thompson,
who asserted that unfair causes had
been held and states previously made.
some of his remarks were resented by
R. H. Neal, sr and w. H. Butler,
which resulted in Mr.. Tompson being
'at on by the Association. The cleo
ion proceeded by ballot, which re-
suited in the election of Miss Mary E,
Watkins, President; e. A. Neal, jr.,
Weep, esident; Miss Mariah L. Peaker
md Moses Jennings, Secretaries
Rev. J. w. Jessups, Treasurer; 7. G..
\ est, Chaplain r. H. Neal, Sergeant
.t-Arms A committee of one from
ach district was elected as follows
first District, Miss Mary Johnson
second, Miss Sale Webb; Third. Miss
4. E. Young: Fourth, Mrs. Alice
IalI; Fifth, Miss Sophia Sorrell
ixth, Miss Bulah Gully; Eighth, Mr..
ames o. Carter.
Other teachers present were: ]. S.
ohnson, Hugh Brown, Miss Ellen
filler, Nathaniel Crinage, Lewis
:hace, G.. w. Robinson, Miss M. P.
Iazelton, w. H. Colbert, Miss sarah
enning, Miss Rosa Winfield, Miss
aura A Scott, Miss A. E. Augustus,
Iiss Laura Maynard, Miss Julia Blue,
Irs. Mary B. Palmer, Miss Sadie E.
Iheatley, Nj. L. Houston, Miss Annie
alhoun, Miss Sallie Venning, Miss
NINA T. Calhoun.
Question for discussion next meeting
ebruary 81 is, "What relation should
tist between parent and teacher"
H. Neal, Hugh Brown and ]. 5.
hnson.