Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-07-17
ROCKVILLE NEWS.
Officers of Election AppOinted-SchOO
COmmis IS toners Meet.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 16 1901.
The board of supervisors of elections met
here today and appointed the following
judges and clerks for the various election
districts of the county:
Laytonsvlle district-Joseph M. Pope,
Judge, and Lloyd C. Colliflower, clerk,
democrats; Morris Browning, judge, and
Henry H. Griffith, clerk, republicans.
Clarksburg district-William E. King,
Judge and William w. Lewis, clerk, demo-
Gratis; William R. Windsor, Judge. and
Charles B. Murphy, clerk, republicans.
Poolesvile district-Daniel T. Shreeve.
Judge. and Mortimer B. Hail. clerk, demQ-
Gratis; Usher Charlton, Judge, and Harry L.
Willard, clerk, republicans.
Rockville district, first precinct-Joseph
L. Clagett. Judge, and Benjamin F. Hicks,
clerk, democrats James F. Green, Judge,
republican. Second precinct-George c.
Dawson, judge, and Henry c. Hurley,
clerk, democrats; Emmett Dove, judge,
and Zadoc Dove, clerk, republicans.
Colesville district-William H. McCeney,
Judge and Wilson G. Johnson, clerk, demo-
Gratis; James F. Turner, judge, and Morti-
mer o. Stabler, clerk. republicans.
Jamestown district-Charles ]. Lyddane,
Judge, and Maynard Hoyle, clerk, demo-
Gratis; James F. Purdum Judge, and Fran
els R. Martin, clerk re Psde ns,+t +ud.e
and Charles H. Matthews, clerk; DEMO
Grosvenor, clerk. republicans.
Oqney district. first precinct-George %.
White Judge. and ,AVan Brooke, clerk.
democrats; Joseph T. Moore, judge, and
Frank NJ Hallowell. clerk. republicans.
Second precinct-John C. Bentley, Judge,
and Edward W. Owen, clerk. democrats;
Charles H. Shaw, Judge. and Charles X.
Hartshorne, clerk, republicans.
Gaithersburg district-Willtam H. wade,
judge, and ]. Thomas Martin, clerk, demo-
Gratis; Philemon NJ. Smith, judge, and A.
c. Jordan, clerk, republicans.
Potomac dstrict-Henry NJ Clagett,
Judge, and George Myers, clerk, democrats;
John w. Lynch, judge, and John L. Ball
clerk, republicans.
Judge, and Clagett C. Hilton. clerk, demo-
Gratis John W. Brown, judge, and Octavius
o. Baker, clerk republicans.
Damascus district-Thompson Williams.
Judge, and James f. Duvall, clerk, demo-
Gratis; Luther c. Cue, Judge, and Jacob
Hager, clerk, republicans.
Wheaton district-First precinct: Eleazar
Ray judge, and William s. Fidler. clerk,
lican Second precinct: James T. Parsley.
Judge, and Frank P. Clark, clerk, demo-
Gratis: Lawrence Wilson, jr., judge, repub-
lican..
At a meeting of the board of county pub
lie school commissioners held here today
the appointments OF the following teachers
were confirmed: Joseph L. Walters, school
at Cropley; Miss NJ. Gertrude Barnes, Ger
mantown school; P. s. Barnes, Travilah
school; Miss Elsie King, Lewisdale school !;
Miss Libbie B. Magruder, Redlands school:
Earle B. Wood Boyd's school, c. D. Ell
bridge, GAINESVILLE school: James E. Du-
vail. Cedar Heights school.
The designations of the following teach
ers were received E. E. Boland, princi-
pal OF school at Grifton; Rachael E. Bond.
principal of colored school at Boyds.
Mr. NJ Wilson Offutt was appointed a
trustee OF the Chevy Chase school, vice
D. s. Porter, and Basil Warfield was ap-
pointed trustee of the school at Mount Le-
banon, vice w. H. Darby.
Scholarships were awarded as follows:
State Normal School, Miss Esther Zuhn,
o. A. Warthen and Pearl c. Mullican; St.
Johns College, Charles v. Willard; Mary
land Institute. Frank V. r. Veirs; St.
Mary's, Miss Eleanor NJ. Chiswen
Permits to teach were granted to the fol-
lowing colored teachers: Sarah " John
son, Louise P. Kelley. Charles P. Jenkins,
Louise V. McAbee Elizabeth w. Johnson
and Lucille J. Gordon
OF the forty-seven who recently took the
examination for second grade teachers GER
tifcates twenty-nine passed and nine of
the thirteen who took the examination for
first grade certificates were successful, MI.
Earle B. Wood obtaining the highest aver
age in each.