The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1898-05-07
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Annual Appointment of TruSteeS-S0me
Changes.

The School Board was in session on Mon
day, all the members being present.
\ petition was presented from the patrons
of Blacks school, District No. 3, asking for
a change of trustees at said school.
Messrs. Riuehart. Reese and Cap!es again
urged the necessity of larger and better
house at Reese.
Mr.. j. E. Evans, Of Carrollton, was before
the Board in the interest of a new school dis
trict in that vicinity.
delegation representing The patrons OF
Pine Hill school were present and urged the
erection of a new school house to take the
place of the old one now unfit for occupancy.
The different delegations were given
patient hearing and were assured that their
appeals should be carefully considered.
1t being the time fixed by law for the an
nual appointment of trustees, the following
were appointed:
District No l, Martins, placed in charge
of DR.. Reindollar; Harvey, William Reck Ill
place of H. David Hess; District No. 2, May
berry, William I. Boring in place of Samuel
Hiltabridel; District No. 3, Wisner's, Edward
Leese in place of John A. Houck; Blacks,
appointment deferred; Cherry Grove, August
Richstein in place of Samuel Baum; District
No. 4, Carrollton, Vernon Reese in place OF
VIM. n. Matthews; louisville, knsey Williams
III place of Thomas Baesman; District No. .,
Oakland, John Jones in place of Edwin M.
place Of Charles w. Allen; Highland View,
Fletcher Bale in place of William Wilson;
District No. g. Manchester, John E. Leese
and William \. Gettier in place of Charles
T. Warner and Cornelius Miller; Miller's,
James Rohrbach in place of George Z. Miller;
Alesia, Vincent Mccullough and Geo. Harm
in place of John List and John L. Writ; DIS.
trict No. I, Cranberry John Hunt i'll place OF
Wesley A. Steele; Stonesifer's, Denton Ware
helm and James Strevig i'll place of Jonas
Roger and A. C. Gunther; Charles St, col
ored, in charge of E. O. Grimes; District No;
8, Emory Lewis Fowble, Benjamin Bond and
Nicholas Mumma in place of Frank Z. Roop,
John S. Myers and Franklin Raver; Shiloh,
Edward Trump in place of Newton Bowers;
District No 9, Hoopers, Frederick Sharretts
in place of Charles Nicodemus; TaylOrsvile,
Reese Farver in place of Augustus Brown;
Pleasant View. William j. Franklin in place
of James A. Barnes; District No. 10, no
changes made; District No. II, Wakefield,
Isaac n. Stoner and George l.. Hoover III
place of William n. Englar and H. Stewart
Roberts; Park Hall, Ellsworth Ecker in place
of John w. Myers; Mount Vernon, Samuel
W. Bond, Marshall Devilbiss and JOS Killer;
New Windsor, colored, Winfield 5. Drach,
Charles T. Repp and William Brlghtwell;
District No. y, Union Bridge, Silas Senseney
in place of Edward Lee; District No. ID,
Ridge, William Brashear in place Of Joshua
Wordsworth: Newport. John Zepp in place of
John a. Evans; Fairview, colored. George '.
Dorsey in place Of John Myers: With the ex-
ception of those deferred. the old Boards
were appointed in other places. The Secre-
tary was directed to notify all appointeeS that
they must qualify within the time prescribed
by law, that is, within thirty days after notice
of appointment. The Board adjourned to the
first Monday in June.