Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-29
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
School missiOners Confirm Ap
pOin TIM naturalization Omcers.
Especial Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

school Commissioners Confirm APP
, pOintments-ElectiO Officers.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, August g. 1900.
The board of county public school COM
missioners held a meeting here today and
confirmed the appointments Of the follow
ing teachers: Miss Elizabeth B. Waters
principal of the Norbeck school; Miss Beu-
lah A. Dove, principal of the Montrose
school; Miss Eleanor M. Chambers. princi-
pal of Potomac school; Miss Blanche f.
Braddock, principal of Unity school; Miss
Evelyn G. Darby, principal Of Buck Lodge
school; Miss Ida S. Dove, principal OF
Shady Grove school; Miss Cora E. Cecil
principal Of Beallsville school; Mr. John A.
Luhn, principal Of Boyd's school; Georgi-
ana Scott, principal of Norbeck colored
school; Geo. F. White, principal Of Ounce
Orchard colored school.
The following designations of teachers
were accepted: Miss Helen D. Bailey. prin-
cipal of Chevy Chase school: Miss Ida s.
Dove, principal Of Unity school; Miss
Blanche E. BraddOck, principal Of Mont
rose school: Miss Beulah A. Dove, princi-
pal of Olney school
The secretary was directed to prepare a
pamphlet containing the public school by
laws. price list of text books in use in the
public schools OF the county, list Of teach
ers, annual report Of county schools, CLASH
fication of studies by state board of educa-
ton, basis Of teachers salaries and general
information and suggestions to teachers 1t
was ordered that 500 copies Of the pamphlet
be printed
The resignation of Mrs. Mary c. Brooks
as trustee of the Kensington school was
accepted and Mr.. w. r. Russell was ap-
pointed to the vacancy.
The following persons have been appoint
ed judges and clerks for the November
election to serve in the places of those
previously appointed, but who failed to
qualify for various reasons:
Laytonsville district Judge, Maurice
Browning, republican, in place of Frank
Dwyer; clerk. Edwin w. Monday, republic
can, In place of William d. Bell.
PoOleSville diStrict-Clerk Harry L. Will
lard, republican, in place of Aaron B. Hers
berger
Rockville district, first precinct-Clerk,
Benjamin F. Hicks. democrat, in place of
Wallace E. Ricketts,: second precinct
judge. George c. Dawson, democrat, in
place of w. Robert Lyddane
Jamestown district-Judge, James T..
Purdum, republican, in place of Hatton A.
Waters; clerk. Frank r. Martin, republic
can, in place of James T. Purdum
Bethesda district-Clerk, Charles H Mat
thews, democrat in place of Alfred Wilson.
Potomac district-Judge. John W. Lynch.
republican, in place of William T. Lynch;
Robert w. Stone
Damascus district-Clerk Jacob Hager.
republican, in place of Titus G.. Day.
Wheaton district-Judge, Lawrence Will
son, 1r, republican in place of Cornelius
W. Clum: clerk, John Fiddler, democrat in
place of Frank P. Hardy
At meeting Of the supervisors of cleo
lions held here today all Of the above ap-
pointees, except Mr.. Ffdler, were put
through the examination required by law
and were given their commissions.
The republicans of Kensington have ar
ranged to hold a meeting Monday evening
ana organize republican club, to be
known as the Mckinley and Roosevelt
Club