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Bel Alton school.

The annual examination of the pupils of the
Bel Alton public school, taught by Mrs.
Lizzie Howard was held Friday last. The
examination OF the pupils in in ihe various
branches pertaining to their grades lasted
seven hours and was conducted by DR.. Ernest
Spencer and all acquitted themselves in a
manner that reflected great credit on their ad-
mirable teacher The trustees of the school
and number of patrons we're present. The
Spencer medal, given to the one making the
highest percentage in physiology, in a class Of
ten, written competitive examination, was
won by Miss Pauline Hilderbrand who made
Fifty nine per cent out OF a possible sixty. ln
the Senior department, honors for General
Excellence throughout the year was award
ed, first honor to Miss Dora ayden, second
honor to Miss Jennie Cash. =. Honorably men
toned, Misses Waite Milton, Qua and Rose
Thompson. Miss Sarah Roby daughter Of
Mr.. P. W Roby, was rendered a medal By
her father in testimony of her excellent work
Junior department, class of ten, viz; Mary
Cox, Samuel Hayden, Florence Riggs, Edelin,
Roby, Maria Elder, lrvie Wills, Emma Mudd
Matthew Irwin, Kate Norris and Annie Irwin
consisting of members of End. and 3rd.
Grades contested for the medal for 'Genetpl
Excellence drawn by Master Edelin, Robe7,
Hiss Marie Elder, also gave evidence of en-
oellent work. A party was give Monday
night at which refreshments consisting Of, ice
cream, lemonade cake etc., in abundance was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
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Mr. Price Herbert who was very ill in
Washington city at Providence Hospital, for
many weary weeks. is at Lis brother Ernest S
home in a most precarious condition. Dr..
Lancaster is attending him.
Miss Laura Welch is eonvalescent.
DiIls Wharf has at last been sold to rich
German, who will improve this too long neg
lected beautiful location.
Mr. Francis Maddox has purchased the old
homestead at Mt. Tirzah. We welcome him
and his most interesting and intelligent fami.
" as neighbors.
Mr.. Sommerville, our wide-a-wake mer-
chant at wayside, is in the city buying more
goods.
Miss Frazer's entertainment at her school
house on Monday night last was f. success
All the beauty and elite Of the colored citi
zens of Cobb Neck and Piccawaxen were pres
The department of every one was perfect
CONNIE it FAINT Miss f. is very pretty
and accomplished School Marin"
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Charles County Populist .

A conference of the Peoples Party was held
IN the Court house in this town on Tuesday
Delegates from all districts in The county were
in attendance. Dr. John w Mitchell of the
Seventh district, presided The following
resolution was adopted: "The Peoples Party
voters of Charles county do hereby declare
that they will support no man as candidate
for the state legislature unless be is pledged
to use every effort to secure the election to The
United States Senate Of man who can hs
relied upon to give unqualified support to tbs
following demands: The free coinage of gold
and silver at the ratio of one to sixteen, lhs
paper money to he issued BY the general gov
ernment to be a full legal tender An Ex
ecutive Committee from each dislric. was al
follows: First distGlct, John l. Jenkins, Sec
oud district, J. W jenkins, Third district
P. w. Kendnek, Fourth district, Capt. n
F. Simpson, Sixth districs, H. Michel ant
W. J. Cox, Seventh district, T. jenkins
Eight district Alexander Bowling.
The conference adjourned subject to thu
call Ct the chairman. II is stated by prcmi
nent Populist that legislative ticket if not
full county ticket will be nominated IN thi
county.
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The quarterly meeting of the public school
teachers was held in this village On Monday
last. After reading the minutes, committee
consisting Of Messrs ]. R. R. Mccarthy. W
.B. BiIlingsley, and Mrs Lizze Howard, was
appointed to draft resolutions on the death
Of Dr. VIM. l. Boarman, the resolutions were
adopted aud and in accordance Herewith the
association adjourned The following are
the resolutions.
WHEREAS; 1t has pleased Divine Provi-
denee to cal! from the scenes of his worldly
labors the late President of the Board ri
School Commissioners DR.. VIM l. Boarman.
Resolved; That the teachers of the county
are deeply sensible ofthe great loss the cause
Of education in the county has sustained by
the death Of DR.. VIM. I. Bosrman; that they
feel they have lost true and sincere friend;
and the county worthy up right and honor
anle citizen.
ResolUea; They extend their heartfelt sym
pathy to the fAmlly.of the deceased in theiI
sad and sudden bereavement
Resoloed; That these resolutions be publish
ed in the county papers and copy forward
&c to the family Of deceased.
RssolVsd, That in respect 10 the memory b
the late esteemed President of the Board o
School School Commissioners, the Teaches
association do now adjoarn.
~ R. R. Mccarthy
Committee Mrs Lizzie Howard
W. B. Billingsley
Matte L. Brook. See
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Fifth District Items.

Our wheat csop promises to be excellent.
Tobacco plants are almost all planted out
and are growing off finely
One of our young farmers met with tough
luck in shipping his lambs; he started with
four and between Mt Republic and Way
side be lost one which is supposed to have
been distracted from his wagon, be missed it
after passing Wayside and dismounted went
back and enquired for it. On going back to
his wagon he missed two more lambs He ship
ped the other one and by the returns he finds
that lamb No. was in his wool PACK put in
by him in his hurry to catch the boat.
Mr.. Dent is contemplating matrimony in
the near future.
Mr.. F. Somerville will lead to the alter very
shorty one Of the fairest of Charles county
daughters Better late than never.
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sehooI commissioned. MeetIng

The School Commissioners met in ibis town
on Saturday last Mr. Richard A. Boone
the new Commissioner was present and took
the required oath ofoifice and participated 10
the deliberations Of the meeting Mr., VIM.
P. Jameson was elected President Of the
Board The following changes were made
in tle recent appointments Of trustees ofcolur-
ed schools, Theodore Boarman aud Edward
Brown old trustees, were reinslated, vice
Madison Mason and Morgan 3mAllwood, ap.
pointed at previous meeting for School No.
3, Election District No. 8. William Chap
man, James Make and Hilleary Wade, School
No. 3 Election District No. o. In view Of
tire fact that money would have to be borrow
ed, il was concluded by the Board that it
was best to close the schools on June LIST,
they TO be re opened on September LIST. 1t
was ordered that the Secretary draft resoiu-
tons Of respect to the memory Of the late
President, Dr. William l. Boarman and that
they be inserted in the county papers. As a
further mark Of respect tie Board adjourned
without transacting further business. The
following are the resolutions adopted
Ia view Of the loss we have sustained by
the decease Of our friend and associate, Dr.
William l. Boarman, late President of the
School Board Of Charles County, and of the
still heavier loss sustained b. those who were
nearest and dearest 10 him, be it.
Resolvsd, That it is only just tribute to
the memory of the departed to say that, in
regretting his removal from our midst, we
mourn for one who was in every way worthy
of our reopect and regard.
Resolged, That we sincerely condole with
the family Of the deceased on the dispensation
with which it has pleased Divine Providence
to aiilict them, and commend them for conso-
lation to Him who orders all things for the
best, and whose Establishments are meant IN
mercy
Resolged, That this heart felt testimonial OF
our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to
the family Of our departed friend, by the
Secretary ofthe meeting.
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chiIdren.s Day Exercises.

The annual s'Childrens Day" meeting Of
the Sunday School Of the Methodist EpIsco-
pal Church in La Plata was held in the church
here on Sunday evening last. The exercises
consisted Of vocal music by the school, duets,
recitations, and addresses, and the large
audience that filled the church to overflow
ing was greatly pleased at the successful rem
dition Of the program. The exercises were
under the control of the pastor, Rev. J. b.
HenrJ, who made pleasing address to the
children, aud Mr. J. V. Padgett, Superinten-
dent of the school, who deserves especial men
ton for his earnestness in the good work 10
which be has SO long been engaged. Rev
Elijah c. Baker, Field Agent Of the Maryland
Sunday School Union was present during the
exercises and was a pleased and interested
spectator. The following was the program
voluntary-by Miss Henry, 0rganist
Song Savior like shepherd lead US, "
by School.
Prayer--by Pastor.
Scripture Reading-by School.
Song-"0h Light of Light shine in, by
School.
Opening address-by Master Frank Penn.
Song Wonderful story Of love-" by
School.
Recitation -" Have you heard OF Jesus
by FIVE little girls
Song--"Jesus lives" by School.
Address-by Pastor.
Address Education" by Master Guy
Tucker
Gong Tin the sunshine, by little children.
Recitation ."Childrens Crusade" by Mas
ter Ruby Padgett
Questions and Answers-by School
Song Sowing ever sowing by School.
Recitation Mothers Songs, by Miss
Mayo Turner.
Address "Epworth League" by Master
Vernon Padgett.
Song-"welcome for me, by School.
Recitation Appeal for Sunday Schools,
by Miss Leslie Tucker.
Song-.'5e golden Sunbeam" by Chill
dren.
Address Missions" by Miss Mamie
Berry.
Duet-"shall you, Shall ~ by Misses
Alice Penn aud Efiie Berry.
Recitation Little Brown Penny by
Miss Emma Tucker.
Song Master wants workers, by School.
Recitation-"T Taking the Collection" by
Miss Lucille Turner.
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CuYler CLAY. IL.

Is beautiful bright Bay about l5s hands
high. He will be Eleven years old June 18th,
1897 Record is not precisely known, bui
% stated upon information considered relia.
Bile, at private trial. to be under 2:40. Will
stand for the season Of s97, beginning March
18th, ending June 18th for len Dollars fol-
each Mare. Payable at commencement Of
service. Insurance Twenty Dollars. Fifty
cents in each case for the groom. Will
stand in Charles and st. Mary's Counties.
My groom is authorized 10 mako all contracts
IS to local stands, board Of himselfand horse
~ No responsibility for accidents 1t will be
seen from the above that CUYLER CLAY,
JR,, is a lineal descendant of the best and
most celebrated Hors of the United States
in parti1ul r Of George NJ. Patchen, who,
in his day, held the stallion record OF the
world, and Rysdyks Hambletonian who has
the record of having been the greatest sire OF
fast trotteTs in the country; and among his
ancestry are numbered the sires and dams
of the greatest American Trotters.
For further particulars see or inquire Of
his groom, Edmond Shiveral, Newburgh,
Charles County, Md. Certificates of registry
and license 10 groom's possession.
FRANK. W. MATTHEWS,
Feb. 27-cm Owner.
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chapel Point items.

The Hotel at Chapel Poin' Is undergoing a
thorough repair and new coat Of paint )
being added.
We are glad TO knew Mrs. A. Biies J:
well again after long spell Of sickness.
Postmaster Bhes bias bolehi iiue smiling
boat to carry IS people. It IS now beiHe
painted and will soon be ready for fishing
and sailing parties.
The schooner Ella is loading with tobacco
at Brentand for Baltimore.
The wind mill that blew down on the night
Of September % a, Chapel Point is now fixed
again
MIS-. A ?. Kreichmar, had very fac
horse preserved 10 her by her sen, Captain r..
s. Randall
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TIME Board of School Commissioners will
meet at their office in La Plata
! 1a.esay /nL 9Th, 1897.
for the purpose Of receiving Teachers Reports,
and to transact general business.
Teachers Association, white, Monday,
May 3lst.
Teachers Association, Colored Friday
May 2Sih.
Teachers of white schools will be paid on
Friday, July 9th.
Teachers Of colored schools will be paid on
Thursday, July 5th
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports by calling on, or sending to Mr..
Thomas B Farral.
Teachers must charge themselves in their
Reports with the full amount of Books puc.
chased by them from the Book Depository.
BAH charges for incidentals must bt
accompanied with voucher. Teachers de.
string friends to collect their salaries are re-
quested to send written orders.
All reports must be made out on blanks
prepared for the purpose. Every report must bt
affirmed, or sworn to before justice of the
peace or a member of the board, unless the
| teacher has taken the oath of office.
| The attention of all teachers is especially
called to the instructions recently issued by
the Board with regard to the attendance o
teachers at Teachers Associations.
All certificates that have expired or are
about to expire, must be forwarded for re
newal
| The attention of all teachers is especially
called to the 9th Rule under "Rules and Regn'
lIations for the guidance of teachers in the
care and distribution of Free Text books"
Teachers not complying with this Rule, their
reports will be returned for completion.
By order of the BOARD,
/ THOMAS NJ CARPENTER,
May l4-st Secretary.
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..sCUYLER CLAY, JR.
Standard AVID REGISTERED.
'-.e.-'---..e -. es..s-se - e..s-...e SEQ.
TROTTING REGISTER.
"o'.'.s'-s.'s.e - s.s..s+e \-e+.sse. So.
p e d IG r e e

BY CUYLER CLAY 2796; VOL. V.P.
70 American Trotting Register.)
f5c}LER CLAY by CUYLER (lOo;1 Guy.
Err BY HAMBLETONlAN To- tRysdyk's
sire Of Dexter, Geroge Wilkes and Other
Noted Trotters. Hambletonian by Abdallah
!, sine of dam Of Goldsmith Maid.
Dam of Cuyler. Grey Rose; Grey Rose BY
Harris Hambletonian, son of Imported
Messenger. Dam of Cuyler Clay, Bridget
Bridget by Geo. N. Patchen, be by Cassius
N. Clay out of Daughter of Headem, son oil
imported Trustee. Dam Of Bridget, Daughter
OF May LAY sire Of May Queen out of Daugh-
ter Of Tom Benton son OF Abdallah /. Dam
Of Cuyler Clay, Jr., Kentucky Bell (vol. g
American Trottiig Register p. ALL
Kentucky Belle By Hamlet $50; Hamlet By
Volunteer and he by Rysdyk's Hambletonian
Dam of Kentucky Belle, Flash, by Ericsson
100, Ericsson by Mambrino Chief Dam oil
Flash by Long Island Black Hawk be by
Andrew Jackson Dam Sallie Miller By Nam.
brino l449.
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Mccormick Harvesters.

When you buy always get the best. The Old
Reliable Mccormick Harvesting Conpany's
machinery is the best. See the machines
set up at La Plata and you will find they
have 10 equal. Binder twine always on
baud. Best sissI and Standard Manila al
ways on hand at lowest market price.
In. SUTHERLAND. Agent,
La Plata, MdA
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court met in this town on
Tuesday. Judges Marbury and Edelin, pres.
ent
Application of Mary Henrietta Boarman for
letters of administration upon the estate OF
Dr. VIM. /. Boarman.
Ordered by the Court that James A. Frank.
lin, Administrator of Thomas 4. Carpenter,
pay the costs in Magistrate cases due the
estate.
win of J. 7. s. Tennison filed, probated
and ordered to be recorded.
Court adjourned to meet June 10Th.
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nightingale Club.

The Nightingale Club will give two plays
Comrades and Imogene, al the hall in Hughes
willie on the It'll, and 9Th, of June at 8 P NJ
Reserved seats soc. Admission to the hall 25c
Dance after the plays free to ali ticket holders
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Grave Decorated.

Mr. and Mrs. Abram Bles were in La
Plata on Decoration Dag and placed flowers
on the grave Of Mr. Wm. Biies soldier dur
ing the war between The States. Among The
decorations was handsome floral tribute
from Col j. c. Kretchmar Of the 1903 New
York regiment, now of Central America, and
former comrade ofthe dead soldier.
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Religious Notice .

Divine Service with HOLY Communion in
St. Panls Chapel, God willing on Sunday
next June 9Th, at II A. NJ Services in Town
Hall in La Plata, at p. NJ.
J.E, POINDEXTER, Rector
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Dental Notice.

| will be N my Office at La Plata, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June
sth, 9Th, and 1Otn.
p. E. SASSCER.
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Standard Rates.

Four changes allowed to yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after the
first insertion.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at ten cents per line.
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Dv virtue of authority vested ia me as Col.
ID lector ofTaxes for the End Collection Dis
trict OF Charles county. | will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on the
premises,
Izugsdqy, Ll44e l7th, 1897.
between the hours ofI2 sip. NJ, the follow
ing real estate OF so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy State and County taxes due
for the year 1895.
To wit one House and Lot in the First
Election District of Charles County, situated
in Port Tobacco Charles County, Nd, and
assessed in the name Of j. Il A Schureman.
Due fcg county tag for 1895 81 u
Due for State tax for 1895 II
Interest from Jan. 1896.
The above property will be sold by the col
lector as authorized by article 81, section SO
OF the Code OF Public General Laws entitled
Revenue aud Taxes sub tile sale by collectors
and the proceeds will be applied to the pay
ment of the taxes for the above with the inter-
est and all costs that may accrue under this
sale. W. ]. FRERE,
Collector for Safe and county taxes for I'd
district, Charles county, Md. May 20 ct
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AMERICAN TROTTING
REGISTER ASSOCIATION,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, April nth, 1897
1890 a. as........

THIS promising young Trotting Stallion
will be allowed to serve liuited num-
Der of mares for the season of 1897.
Rinado, with months handling as a three
year old, showed trid in 2.4s. Showed hall
mile in LIS last season, on half mile track,
with very little handling. Should make a
fast horse with handling.
He has the elements OF speed and endur-
ance in his breeding.
Through his sire he gets strong infusion
of Dlay, Morgan and thoroughbred.
Through his Dam he gets the Arabian and
American Star blood.
This combination of blood should produce
great results.
rs TERMS :-Slo.5o for single mare
with privilege of returning next season if moi
proving with ioal.
v. II Neale,
Baltimore, or Harris Lot,
May 7-cm Charles Co., No
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Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

DY virtue Of a power contained in a Mort
ID gage from James R. Raley and Law
renee Adams to 'The Geiser Manufactu ing
Company" dated the nth day Of January 10
the year 1895, recorded in vol 3, folio
3sS &c, one the Mortgage records Of St.
Mary's County; and by virtue Of power
contained in Mortgage from the said Raley
and Adams TO the said "Geiser Manufacture
ing Company" dated the Bird day Of July, in
the year 1896, recorded in vol ]. G. @. folio
l03 &C., one Of the Mortgage records Of said
st. Mary's County, and by virtue Of power
contained 10 Mortgage from the said Raley
and Adams to the said ''Geiser Manufacturing
Company" dated the 10th day ofJanuary, in
the year 1891, recorded 10 Liber J. G.. q.
No. 4, one OF the Mortgage records Of said st.
MarY's County, the undersigned will sell at
WICOMICO BY Public Auction
to the highest bidder or bidders on
WEDNESDAY,, tie 9TH day of
June, 1897
the following personal property
One Traction Engine-complete; One
Saw Mill and attachments, belts &c I;
One Peerless Separator and appur-
tenances; One Sorrel Mare aud One
Yoke of Oxen.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH.
A. II. DEARDOFT
Agent named in Mortgage.
ADRIAN POSEY,
Attorney for the Mortgage.
May l4-dt
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A very desirable farm of 225 acres in
Charles County. Nd, on the Popes
Greek line B. u P. r. R., near Lothian
station. A new 5 room house and eel
lar with all necessary out buildings.
Two young orchards and has also an
abundant supply of water. Convenient
to churches, schools, postofices and with
lin mile of salt water. Price SO, 500.
For fuiher particulars apply to.
A. B. } ameson,
Faulkner,
Charles Co. Nd.
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z. ADRIAN PosEY, Publisher.

Subscription, 81 ayeari 3 months, rs cents
months. SO cents. All subscription in ad-
vance.
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Terms for Alive Using Transient Rates
advertisements Of oae square or less, and not
exceeding three insertions; will be inserted for
81 So or 25 cents Tor each subsequent insertion
longer ones in the same proportion. A space
equal to eight lines Of BREWER makes square.
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100 pounds of Nitrate of Potash mixed
with 100 pounds Of earth will give
Smixture containing 5 per cent Ammonia
and ~ per cent Potash in its most avsila-
bic form. 100 pounds mixed with 300
Spounds of soil will give per cent of ,
} Ammonia and IL per cent of Potash.
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Established In lS74.

Published Ever, Friday Morning.
The record-union., 1897-07-14

Fourth Grade, Nellie Wilcox, teacher
Ethel Avis, Leonora. Attama. Lulu
Conger, Vera Elliott, Elsa Flint, Emf
lie Gabriel, Mary Milligan, Fannie Ross
Opal Reed, Vivian Ranlett, Edna Rem
wick, Ethel Sinclair, Marion Upson, Hell
en- Wieger, Hendricks Arthur, Albert
Beckman, Bennie Galligan, August Gus
tafson, Carl Gustafson, Bruce Guthrie,
Clinton Harber, John Hauser, Erie Hen
derson, Charles Juckes, Willie knights,
Elmer Lund, Chastine Lansdon, George
Lawrence, Willie McMaster, Ira Moore,
Walter Smith, Andrew Sturtevant, Fred
Thompson, Melvin Turner, Clyde War
ren.
Fourth Grade, Margaret B. Little,
teacher-Rose Austin, Aileen Birken-
stock, Olga Bingham, Edna Busch. Eva
Connor, Ida Collins, Ethel Culver, Edo
Colgan, Grace Denton, Adelaide Doane.
Alice Dearborn, Myrtle Eskridge, Bessie
Hayes, Rita Mathews, Addfe Marines,
Ilene Miller Alfred Schuler, Minnie
Schepp, Fred Austin. Arthur Crowell,
Charles DUNCAN, Wallis Eitel, Fred Ell
kus, Willie Fabian, Otto Futterer, Glenn
Kirkpatrick, Frank Kelly, Carlton Ker-
lin, Dan Mccarthy, Carol Nathan, Har-
old Parker Grover Schaap, Lyman
Thompson, Halle Thompson, Loring
We'll
Fifth Grade, Margaret Paine, teacher
Victor Atkins, Adele Byron, Edgar
Brown Earl Brown, Roy Clark, Willie
Considine, Frank Dolan, Mary Fabian,
Clark Freeman, Willie Greenlaw,
George Hornlein, Willie King, Mabel
Klare Alma Klare Leon Lefevre, Mabel
Martin, Grover Miller, Effie Mcdonald,
Emily McIntire Belle Muddox. Arthur
Olsean, Chester Platt, Albert Reichert,
Henry Schluckebier Artie Sheplar, Lii
lie Sherman. Ethel Stone. Marie Swift,
Annie Rath, Leila Warner, Earl Warner,
Osgood Wilder, Florence Wilson.
Fifth Grade, Mercy c. Farnsworth,
teacher-George Appleton, Beulah Bas-
sett, Willie Carragher, Mabel Connor,
Fred Cox, Lizzie Croft, Frank Dixon,
Macie Flint, Judson Flint Ira Halder-
man, Jennie Hays, Richard Hiltenbrand,
Hattie Hoffman, Verena Jennings, Lau-
renee Johnson, Bianch Lund, Flora Mar
tine, Julia Morris, Fenton Parkinson,
Mildred Rivett, Della Robin, Amy Sar-
chett, Zoe Sarchett, Sim Stewart, jose
phine Seaman, Cynthia Taylor, Ethel
Taylor, Nettie Vogel Ira Wagner, Grace
Walsh, Edna White, Albert McHale.
First Grade, Annie Stanfield, teacher