The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-07-17
School Commissioners.


The County School Commissioners
were in session on Tuesday and We'd
nesday, July 7th and Sth.
Contracts with high school princi-
pals were all continued for another
year. j. w. Bond and Co. were
awarded the contract for books and
stationery. The contract for fuel for
Frederick City schools was awarded to
VIM. S. Miller aud Go. A committee
was appointed to report upon the prog
ress and condition of the high school
building at Thurmont. Miss Maggie
Anderson was awarded the scholar
ship i'll the Maryland Institute of Art
and Design. %Bs
Misses Halle v Grashon, Gertrude
| M. Barnes, e May Condor, Orpha
well and Messrs. II. j. Ridgely aud II.
E. Bolaud were endorsed to return to
the State Normal School,.
The Examiner was directed to issue
certificates as per his report of the re-
cent examination.
Certificates to the State Normal
! School were awarded to Misses Bessie
M. Boteler, Edith ID. Utz and Ger
trude Hyatt.
The Examiner was directed to hold
a special examination at such time in
August as he may designate.
Rules for the management of district
school libraries were adopted.
Miss Clara V. Jones was appointed
I principal of the Fountain School.
Assistant teachers We're appointed: For
RnckeVStowu Cora NJ HarTett: Pr of
| Rocks, Edna J. Cromwell; Braddock,
| Katie | Shank; Feagaville, Helen L.
Ott; North Frederick Male, Adam
Roser, Mamie G. OF, Katie Bartgis,
Mollie E. Owings; South Frederick
| Male, M. E. Philpot, Matilda Bielfeld;
Frederick Female, Lille M. Welner,
| Pearl A. Eader, Eta A. Brust, Alice
E. Shope, Della M. Siull, Ella q. Kel-
Ter, Jane E. Staley, Blanche G. Lampe,
Nj. Weiuer; Middletown, J. V. Alex
ander, ]. Frank Butts, Catharine Ke-
fauver; Creagerstown, Emma Devil
bliss; Emmitsburg, Ruth Hoke; Mary
Landers; Forrest, Jennie Hays; VOLTS
Vile, john o. Hays; Liberty, Della
Duvall; Sabilasvlle, Mary e. Har-
baugh; Deertield, Florence Harbaugh;
Woodsboro', Cora f. Shaw; Burkitts-
vile, Bertha Weiner; Brunswick, Ella
G. Bevans, Jane Boteler, Elva Jen-
nings, Luela Marriott; Mt. Pleasant,
Myrtle Grabill; Walkersviiie, Spencer
G.. Stull, Lucy Schroeder; jefferson,
Rua Hilleary: ThurlnoDt, Fannie Lam
ders, NJ Beth Firor; Myersvilie, An
Saylor; North Frederick, coloied,
Martha F. Russell, MR.. Ella BOwser;
Bentz street, colored, Bertha Scott,
Ida +. Thomas. 4
Crntracjs between t. justices and
teachers FIR the following were con-
.firIned: Forrest, w. ID. l.. Harne; Har-
mony Grove, Anna M. Shorb; Cool
Spring, NJ A. Bowlus; Locust Valley,
H. A. Morris; Deer Spri 9g,s4 Roy V.
Hauver; Red Hill, Chas. - Hauver;
Yellow Springs. f. Stanley Stull; Pine
Tree, Jesse r. Klein; Barthlow's, Elsie
&. Barnes; Mt. Airy, cllored, Mollie
K. Wise; Graceham, w. ;. L. Derr;
Creagerstown, James w. Robinson,
Troutville, LiitIeton {. Fox; Willow
Dale, Narcie Marriott; Union. Rose
r. Yingling; Nit. Pleasant, john w.
Benner; Tyler's, Walter H. Delauter;
Deerfield, L. c. Crawford. Dublin,
Halle V. Zimmerman; Cedar Grove;
Grayson f. Palmer; Myersville, ID. U.
Schildtknecht; Chestnut Grove, Bessie
Eppley; Seusenbaugh, Rookiyn w.
Pryor; Broad Run, S. A. Ward: Sand
Hill, Emma E. Shawbaker; Logs,
Bessie G. Putnam; Washington, Mary
>. Freeze; +. Franklin, A. b. Sensen-
laugh; Hazel Bottom, Geo. r. Pot1in-
berger; Philips Delight, Walter A.
WoIfe; Smiths Elsie V. Albaugh;
Pleasant Grove, Adah M. Harris; Cat
cotton, John NJ. Palmer; New Market,
G.. w. Metcalfe; Ellerton, A. j. Ho-
rine; Slate Hill, Hattie Poole; Beaver
Dam, VIM. G.. Grimes; Woodsboro',
w. K. Burgee.