The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-09-23

The public schools throughout Cecil county
reopened last week, and the little tots and
older ones could be seen winding their way
to the different school houses 1t is ey-
| pected, however that the number of scholars
will reach the 5000 mark. The County Com
missioners have made an appropriation this
year for school purposes OF 334 800, OF which
amount $4,000 was for two new school houses
at Cecilton, (colored) and Conowingo.
(white.)
One new feature this year is that another
High School ha- been added in the county.
at Chesapeake City. There are now three Of
these institutions in the county, at Elkton,
North East and Chesapeake City.
The teachers who have charge Of the
various schools are as follows:
Elkton High School-George A. Steele.
principal; George Simcoe, Misses Estella Van
Deusen, Florence Mcfarland, assistants.
North East High School-E. B. Fockler,
principal; Miss Ida Cooley, assistant
Chesapeake City High School-Hugh Cald-
well, principal Misses A. Laura Jones, Mrs.
Emma Willis. Alice Perry, Carrie P. Wright.
First district-School No. /, Lizzie Husfelt:
No. =, Belle R. Galbraith; No. 3, Annie T.
Jones; No. 4. Leila n. Mccoy and Bessie
Davis; No. 5, E. HusfeIt; No. 6, Guy Johnson
and Mary West; No. 7, Cora d. Anderson
No. s, Ellen Price; No o. Maggie f. johnson.
Second district SchoolNo /. Emma Clark;
No. 2, Mrs. NJ. V. Walmsley; No. 8, Clara
Mccoy; No. f. Sadie T. Nicoll; No. 6, Mamie
Black; No. 8, Blanche Ford.
Third district-School No. 1, Hannah Hart
nett; No. 2, Mary H. Smith and Helen NJ.
Larzalere; No. 8, Mollie Mccoy Mrs. Anna
r. Tuft, Addie Ford Katherine Budd. Lizzie
Wells. Eloise Walmsley, Bessie Squier Eliza
| beth Reese, Mary Perkins, Emma Lewis: No.
A, Lera White; No. 5, Sara R. Miller; No. 6.
Mary F. Jacquette; No. I, Alfred Mcvey and
Emma Mearns; No. s. Hattie Evans No. 8,
Ellen B. Shannon; No. 10, NJ. Lettia Burke.
| Fourth district-School No. /, Emma Is.
Jacquette and Mary Z. Harlan; No. 2, Bertha
Biddle; No. 3, Libbie NJ. Hayes; No 4. Jennie
r. Anderson; No. 5, Mary c. Anderson and
Bessie Gallaher; No. 6, May Kimble; No 7,
Harriet G.. Gatchell No. 8, Mabel Z. Mat
thews; No. 8, Carrie NJ. Vansant and Laura
| Bryson.
| Fifth district-School No. /, Susie G.. Will
SON. No. 2, Marjorie Rutter; No. 3, Matte NJ.
| Warner; No. 4, Amanda Mcdowell; No. 5,
Minnie Alexander, Reba Buckley, Elsie Nc
Cauley, Ruth McCracken, Evelyn o. Ford
No. 6, Maggie A. Clark; No. 7, Annette Wiley
No. 8, Helen A. McCauley; No. 9, Annie e.
Jackson: No. TO- Arrie A. Duhamell and
Elizabeth Mackey; No. II. Arrie NJ. Rowland
No. -, Mary j. Mahoney; No. 10, Dora s.
Anthony and Rhoda ]. Burns.
Sixth district-School No. 1, Maude v
Thompson; No. Q. Alkaline Hasson; No. 8
Mrs. Mary c. Palmer; No. 4, Ella NJ. Stats
No. s.; Cora Wiley; No. 6. Eugene A. Rey.
nolds and Minnie Brickley; No. 7, Walter T.
Johnson; No. 8, Idle d. Reynolds; No. g.
Mona Dean; No. 10, Belle Nesbitt; No. IL,
Hannah Griffith; No. IL, Leora Crothers.
Seventh district school No. 1, Ida Kimble
No. 2, Theodore Currier. Mary Patten, Sallie
Nlckle, Louise P. McCay; No. 3, Lille Butch.
| enhart and Hannah Whitelock; No. 4
Benigna Holm; No. 6, Thomas E. Foran; No.
7, Annie E. Williams.
Eighth district-School No. l, Carrie Mes.
bitt and Lidie Stewart; No. 2. J. B. Wiley
| No. 8, John T. White and Beulah Creswsll
No. 4. Annie G. Keen; No. 5, Belle Il. yanne.
| man.
Ninth district-School No. /, Susie G.
Smith; No. 2, Maude Brown; No. 8, Maggie
P. Lakeland; No. 4, Eva L. Briokey; No. s.
Lillian Hartnett No. 6, Alma Dean; No. 7,
Margaret L. Rogers; No. 8, Margaret r.
Wiley.