The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-06-06
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of School Commissioner!
was in session on Wednesday.
The following trustees were appointed
II. DR.. Charles L. Roth, vice B. +. God
win resigned; 1O-1, G. Z. Wright; 1872
I. b. Miller, vice Willard F. McGonigall
resigned; 1872, Amoss Hughes. vice J NJ
Silver, resigned; IA, Columbus McCluNg
vice John w. Tredway, resigned; o.,
Anthony Behr, vice John T. Cathcart.
The appointment of all other unsupplied
schools was left with Commissioner
Worthington.
1t was ordered that the schools close
on Friday, June 81, the arrangement of
the details of the examination of pupils
being left to the Examiner. 1t was
further ordered that the annual examina-
ton of white teachers be held Tuesday
and Wednesday, July s and 8; applicants
for scholarships to the State Normal
School to he held at the same time. In
the competition it was ordered that
marks made by pay students at said
school for the past year be accepted in
lieu OF further examination as heretofore.
Due to the unsettled condition of the
market at present it was deemed unad-
visable to advertise for bids for supplying
the schools with coal for the coming year
Contracts between teachers and trus-
tees were confirmed as follows: Olivia
Orem, 80; May NJ. Bruckheiser, 3-2;
Cuilia kimer, 81
The wages of office assistant were in
creased 81 per week.
a contribution of$6 was made towards
buying a bell for 21-4
The Board felt unable to grant any in
crease in the amount allowed for rent at
1913.
1t was ordered that unless the averages
at "a and 1873 should increase to ten by
Friday, June 6, said school be closed the
following Friday.
On account of decreased average at
1875 it was ordered that the assistant
be discontinued.
at 1862 bears one-half of the expense of
keeping their school open that it should
remain open the remainder of the year,
otherwise, that it be closed on the 18th. |
Awaiting the action ofMr Cadwallader
relative to the erection of building at |
81, no action was taken.
petition from 81 offering considerable |
assistance in the way of hauling and put
ting up a foundation wall for new school |
building was received. No action was
taken on account of awaiting the closing
of the levy by the County Commissioners.
The following schools were granted
library appropriations: IL; 81; 23-4
and %.
The following communication was re-
ceived by the Board and accepted
BEL AIR. MD, June 2, 1902.
To the Board of School Commissioners
OF Hartford county
In order to pursue a univer-
sity course in post graduate work, here
by tender my resignation as your execu-
tive officer, to take effect July 31st next
1t was with grave apprehensions lest
| should be unable to carry on successfully
the great work my predecessors had so
well begun, that accepted this position
three years ago. Mingled now with my
hearty appreciation of your experience
and wisdom in dealing with the many
problems that have affected US both, is
a sincere thankfulness for V our ever-ready
to share them. To these
clements in you, then, attribute much OF
whatever success has attended my ad-
Working together for the accomplish
ment of one clearly defined end, our re
lations have always been so agreeable
that it is with feelings of regret now ask
that they be severed NV best wishes
shall always 20 with you in your work,
and any expression OF those wishes that
it may be possible for ME to make in the
future will be cheertully made
Very respectfully yours,
T { GAIRRE