Evening star., 1901-06-05
ROCKVILLE NEWS.
o.ncers or Registratlon Appointed
meeting of School OmmfssfOners

oIhcers of Registratlon Appointed
meeting of School COmmfssfoners.
special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 4, 1901.
AT meeting Of the board Of supervisors
OF elections held here today it was de-
clded to divide Wheaton and Olney election
districts into two precincts each, the poll
Ing places of the former to be at Wheaton
ana Sligo, while both polling places Of Oh
ney district will be at Olney. The bound
ary lines have not yet been definitely
hXed The board also appointed the fol-
lowing officers of registration for the va
rious election districts Of the county, the
nrst- named In each district being a demo-
crat. the other a republican,:
Laytonsville district-Charles F. Town
send and Luther M. Duvau.
Clarksburg district-Carence NJ Griffith
and Charles T. Johnson.
Poolesvflle district-W. Jerome Offutt and
Geo. d. Willard
Rockville district-Ffrst precinct, VIM. T.
Grifhth and Albert S. Dalbey; second pre-
clnct, Washington D. Waters
Colesvllle diStrict-Alfred c. Tolson and
Fielder G. Marlowe.
Darnestown district. Brooke Jones and
Raphael T. Jarboe
Bethesda distrct-J. NJ. C. Williams and
Cyrus keiser
Olney district-First precinct, Geo. W.
Cashell and j. Janney Shoemaker.
Gafthersburg district-John E. Clagett and
Bernard Monday.
Potomac diStrict-Charles E. Higgins and
John s. GilliSs.
Barnesvile district-Louts B. Scholl and
Henry M. Lindig
Damascus district-Harry L. Watkins and
Washington Purdum.
wheaton district-First precinct. Louis
b. F. Graeves and Frank L. Hewitt; sec
ond precinct, Oliver S. Maus.
The appointment Of both registers for the
second precinct Of Olney district and Of
the republican registers for the second pre-
cincts of Rockville and Wheaton districts
was postponed until the next meeting Of
the board.
A large number of delegations from diff
ferent sections of the county appeared be-
fore the board of county public school COM
missioners here today in the interest of
new school houses, repairs. furniture. etc,
but definite action was deferred by the
board until a future meeting. The board
accepted the designations of the following
teachers: Miss Minnie McAtee, principal
OF the Darnestown school; E. o. Zeigler,
F. Phillips, principal of the school at
Poole's Track; NJ. w. Phillips principal of
the school at Martinsburg; Miss Elberta
Rice, principal of the Glen Echo school;
school at Cropley; Miss Della s, Walker,
principal OF the Lewisdale school: T. H.
Aud, principal OF the school at Travilah;
Charles A. Waters, principal of the school
dI Cloppei VNiSS 6dISl DudIoWt pTlIl-
cipal Of the school at Avery; E. E. Stacey,
principal OF the school at Kensington;
Rocks Turner, principal of the colored
school at Cabin John; Mary Ford.
principal Of the colored school at
Washington Grove. The following ap-
pointments were confirmed: 2. o. Zeig-
Ter. principal Of the school at Burdette;
James p. Phillips. principal Of the school
at Martinsburg; NJ. w. Phillips, principal
Of the school at Poole's Track; Charles A.
Waters, principal Of the Glen Echo school;
Miss Elsie Johnson, principal of the school
at Avery; Miss Elberta Rice, assistant
teacher at the Rockville High School, vice
Miss Elizabeth England, resigned. Robert
Wilson was appointed trustee of the
Chevy Chase school, vice Joseph Richard
son; Walter NJ. Haney Of the Bethesda
school, vice Cyrus Keiser; Milton Phelps
of the Browningsvile school, vice William
j. Wright; James S. Bolton Of the Clays-
vile school, vice Geo. T. Ray; ]. H Pars-
ley of the Brookeville school, vice Mr..
Shaw; Joseph Cooper of the colored school
at Scotland; w. H. Eaglin of the colored
school at Wheaton, and Fred Dyson and
John Russell of the colored school at Sen
eca.
The board decided to urge the teachers
throughout the county to attend the meet
Ing Of the State Teachers Association at
Mountain Lake Park, July 1-3, and also the
summer school at the Maryland Agricul-
tural College In July.