Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-05-08
ANNAPOLIS. MD. THURSDAY, MAY g. 1902.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
Matters of Interest To The Schools Con.
sidered By Board Trustees
Apuointed


At the regular monthly meeting of the
Board of School Commissioners OF Anne
Arundel county. held on Tuesday. other
business transacted which was not pub
lished in the CAPITAL, is as follows
The president ana secretary were au.
ihorized to discount State drafts to meet
the needs OF the schools.
The board declined to grant the re-
quest of Miss Alice NJ. Hopkins, teacher
Of school No. s, Second district. for new
furniture for said school.
The secretary was directed to invite
proposals for the furnishing coal for the
schools at Brooklyn, South Baltimore.
and Annapolis, proposals 10 be opened
Tuesday. June 8.
The contract TO furnish thirty. FIVE tons
OF coal to sundry schools in the First
and Eighth districts was awarded TO VIM.
I. LeatheTbury Co.. the lowest bidder,
a, S. 80 per ton.
The secretary was directed to notify
Theodore Lawrence, teacher OF col
ored school No. s. First district, that his
services as teacher will not be required
after thirty days from date.
Permission was granted to the Misses
Naomi Hawkins and Edna ]. Tolson,
teachers in the prooklyn school, to use
the school building during the month OF
June for the purpose OF instruction.
The president and secretary were au-
thorized 10 borrow So. 500 either by issue
OF bonds or by note for the enlargement,
OF the Annapolis public school under the
provision of Chapter 3S7, Acts of 1902.
Mr.. Murray and the secretary were
authorized to looking into the feasibility
OF erecting aschool building in the Eighth
distTicts in the neighborhood of Church.
ton,to accommodate schools No. 2. IL, I3
The following trustees were appointed
| by the board Tor the whne schools OF
the county
First district-School +, J. ]. Kolb, !.
| II. Tanner. +. A. HaItge; School ?, M.
5. Chew, Mrs. Frank WEIGH, T. F. Lin
thicum; School 3, Galloway Cheston, w.
I. Jones, X. +. Sears; School d, w. E.
Jones, I. Z. Stevens, Stephen Duffy
School 5. Beale Worlhington, A. b. Best,
]. b. Phipps; School 6. I. A. Duckeu,
Benz. Collinson, X. p. Sellman; School
7, w. L. Gather. L. F. McCarter, S. c.
Merchant; School s. J. A. Lee. T. ID.
Lee, ]. w. Larrimore; School Q, /. N.
| Childs. w. II. Tucker, w. II. Holton:
School 10. c. w. SelIman, c. c. Bass
ford. w. H. Clagget,; School ID, VIM.
Witt, N. q. Collision, s. J. Carr. Jr.
Second district School 1, Rinehold
Duvall, L. K. Taylor, Walter Stewart;
School 2, Daniel Duvall, ]. o. Fowler.
L. A. Palmer; School 3, ]. r. Brady, I.
w. Moran, Luther Nichols; School d.
Julian Beard, Benjamin Watkins; School
). S. 5 Hopkins, w. G. Williams, c.
n Linthicum; School 8, J. r. Rice, Ii
q. CAN'T; School 9, ]. H. Wood, ]. H.
Branzall, J. H. Thomas; School 10. r,
F. Duvall, Amos. Ward, Elliott.
Third district-School 1, Henry Myers.
X. w. Griffith. John Parker; School a.
+. 5. Revell, ]. w. Solley, T. w. Solley
School 4, n. s. Bassford, Elijah Will
Iams, Mrs. Thomas Benson; School :.
William Hines, H. A. Hancock, G.. w.
Calvert; School 6. w. T. Stallings. I'M.
Cook, w. II. Chairs; School 2, Grafton
Boone, II. c. Bourke, Percy Williams:
School 8, A. r. Arnold, Fred. Freder.
icks, James Warning School Q, F. H.
Brown, s. T. Wilson. G.. b. Stinchcomb;
School 10, Hamilton Arnold, Charles
Duvall, Jr.; F. H. Ridout; School III.
Theodore Corner, {, K. Remsen, X. 7.
Brice; School IL. c. M. Green, T. A.
Watson, w. H. Dicus; School IA. G.. w.
Watson, Elias Stallings, William Raabe;
School IA. Z. M. Brenan, David Fetter.
Fourth district School 1, r. A. Ham,
mond. p. A. Fogauy, c. b. Cookerell;
School 4, J. e.. Downs. Samuel Ander-
son. Horace Fairall; School 8, !. M.
Lowman. L. L. Short, A. G.. Pumphrey
School q, A. A. Joyce, G.. H. Wood
ward, George McNew; School s, A. G.
Woodward. G.. K. Zimmerman, Andrew
Bell; School 9. ], S. Clart. c. w. An
derson. w, A. Ray; School 10, c. E.
Donaldson, M. M. Shaw, Byron Phelps;
School Ia; Samuel Clark. George Jacobs,
rheo. REEVE; School ID. August Wilken-
ing, j. F. Whitehead. Henry Whitehead.
Fifth district--School 1, c. X. Winter
son, Rezin Hawkins, Hezekiah Linthi-
cum School 2. r. w. Hawkins, B. T.
Ray, b. b. Benson; School 3, R. o.
Shipley. A. A. Shipley. Edw. Waters;
School a, K. ID. Phelps. w. V. Stallings,
Nelson Cromwell; School {, !. M. Mar.
| shall. ] Z. Hawkins, c. J. StolI, School
6. ]. X. Benson, A. S. Hammond, Her.
ben Hammond; School 7, c. M. Smith.
w. P. Disney. Chas. Reimsnyder School
3, T. b. Horton. w. G. Gischell, VIM.
Hammond; School 9. Robert Arnold,
Thomas Moran, ]. Z. Clancy; School
10. K. F. Crisp, Richard Lambert, An
drew Koupa; School IL, w. c. Shipley,
Basil Cromwell. w. F. Kuthe.
Eighth distlict-School 1, c. z. Leath-
erbury, L. L. Hartge, E. L. Hartgt
School 2. r. n. Simmons, Wm. Kirch-
ner. Edward Sutton; School ;, Harry
| Ward, J. z. Nutweil, J. w. Childs;
School 4. J. w Crosby. w. E. Perry.
J. r. SherbeIt; School 5. John Armiger,
| ]. r. Wilkersoon. w. T. Well; School 6,
Addison Owens, julius Crandall, A. H.
ireland; School 2, G.. w. Owens, David
Shepherd, Zachariah Taylor; School 8.
r H. c. Sunderland. w. c. Greenwell.
!. w. Gibson; School 9. r. B. Wayson.
III. S. NutweIl. o. N. Shepherd; School
10, L. o. Welch. w. F. Clancy. Alfred
Ijams; School IL, julius Phipps. T. w.
Collinson. " L. Rodgers School II, c.
| NJ. Prout, w. H. Hafdesty, ]. A. Crosby.
Opening of West End Grove Thursday.
The popular West End Grove, William
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