The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-09-12
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FAIR DIRECTORS.

The Board met Saturday morning.
Those present were Messrs. John G.
Rouse, President, Harry d. Hanway,
William 5. Forwood, Jr., K. Harry Web
ster, John S. Young, James w. McNabb
and A. w. Lee.
The Committee on the Churchville
Road reported that Mr. Lackie has prom
Used to have the road in condition during
the week of the fair and that the steam
roller would be removed and the highway
open for travel.
The committee on the crossing at the
intersection of Bond street and the Balti-
more turnpike reported that they had
made arrangements to have new cul-
vert built at once
The offer of Mrs. Carrie Nation to at
tend the fair on September 3Oth and dc
liver lecture on why Smashed" was
accepted.
Mr.. William S Forwood, Jr., was ap-
pointed committee to arrange the de-
tails of the proposed visit of Governor
Smith during the fair.
The President was authorized to have
the Exhibition Hall decorated in an APP
propriate manner with flags and bunting.
Mr.. William S. Forwood, Jr., was APP
pointed superintendent of music with sole
authority to direct the movements of the
band during the fair.
1t was decided to add an additional
race on Tuesday, September 30th for the
2, 80 class pacing. provided the promised
were fulfilled; the purse to be
$500.
The reports of the different persons who
had attended the Timonium Fair in the
quest of exhibits and entries for race
horses were of very satisfactory nature.
The entries for the different races indi-
cate the largest number of horses that
have ever attended the fair.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
The Board met on Wednesday of last
week.
The Examiner was directed to amend
the figures of the Dulany contract so as
to make it correspond with the Publish
ers' list prices to the trade.
Col. Ohio S. Lee, attorney for the
Board, reported that he had examined
the books of the retiring treasurer, Mr..
T. c. Galbreath and found that they had
been carefully and system tically kept
with proper vouchers for all Expenditures.
The Board accepted the report and re-
leased the bond of Mr.. Galbreath as
treasurer.
The resignation of Mr.. Walter p.
Reckord, as trustee, at 4-3 was accepted,
and this school was ordered opened when
sufficient pupils are pledged to maintain
the average.
The resignation of Mr.. John McDoon,
as trustee at Dublin school was accepted
and Wilbur Mccain was appointed in
his stead.
Mr. William H. Chilcoat was elected
trustee at f 1, vice ]. B. Hanway resigned
Teachers contracts were ratified as
follows: W. w. keyes, Jarrettsville; Ida
Curtiss, Reckord; Grace Black, Chenille
AIverta Harkins, Laprdum; Hattie NJ
Bagley, Hartford Seminary; Ella Hollis
Bush River Neck; Grace Foard, Union
Margaret Coale, Angleside.
The following alteration in the bound
airy lines between Baptist and Rutlcdg(
were ordered: Leave original line west
of James Townships running thence in q
narrow line to the road leading from
Ebenezer Church to Amos Mill, just wcst
of thence and PARALLEL with said road, OF
it's southern side, and 200 feet from same
to the bridge crossing Winters Run"
President Worthington was directed tt
furnish the necessary Latin text books.
The Board agreed to contribute SO tC
the Teachers Library funds provided TIN
teachers are willing to contribute a lik
amount.