Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-03

Miss Sallie Fontaine. as principal of the
school at Bailey's: Miss Marian Davis. as
principal of the school at Falkland: Miss
Josephine Welmore. as principal of the
school at Linden: Miss Lulu E. Clarke. as
principal Of the school at Friendship; Miss
Belle McAtee. as principal Of the school at
ClOppers: Miss Beuiah Fawcett. as prin-
cipal Of the school at Spencerville: Miss
Fannie L. Condor. as principal of the
school at Brink: Miss E. Mabel Condor, as
principal of the school at Laytonsville' Miss
Esther P. Luhn. as principal Of the school
at Elmer: Miss Gertrude Hyatt. as principal
of the school at Buck Lodge; Miss Hattie
j. Montgomery. as principal OF the school
at Kensington: Miss Minnie McIlwee as
first assistant at the Kensington school;
Miss Ethel Price. as principal of the school
at EtchiSon: Miss Effie G. Barnesly. prin-
cipal of the school at Blair's; c. NJ Moore,
as principal of the school at Poole's Track;
school at Shady Grove: Theodore Benson,
as principal Of the school at Boyd's. The
appointments of colored teachers wer" con-
firmed as follows: NJ. E. McAbca, as prin-
cipal of the school at Damascus; Elizabeth
Cole, principal of the school at Wash
ington Grove; Margaret Scott. principal
Of the school at Martinsburg; G.. p. Jen-
kins as principal of the school at Rockville:
Laura Mackall, principal OF the school
at Norbeck: Maud Mundle, principal Of
the school at Purdum.
designations of teachers were accepted as
follows: Miss Helen A. Day as principal of
ertson. as principal of the school at Shady
Grove: Edmund l.. Amiss. principal of
the school at Middlebrooke; A. c.. Harley,
as principal of the school Il. BLAIR s.; Fannie
l.. Burriss. as principal of the colored
school at Purdum: John w. Payne, as prjn
cipal of the colored school at Clarksburg:
c. P. Jenkins. as principal Of the colareI
school at Norbeck
Secretary S. r. White subraittcsl his an
nual report and books for The year ending
July. 81, which were approved. -
In accepting the resignation of Prof. A. &
Harley one of the oldest teachers of the
county in point of service the board adopt
ed resolution expressing regre. ut losing
80 faithful and successful educator"
The last will and testament Of Mr.. John
H. Kelchner, for many years proprietor Of
the Montgomery Hotel at this place, has
been admitted to probate and record in the
orphans court here. The entire estate
Martheda Kelchner and ..pon her death or
marriage to be equally divided among de
following children: Mrs Annie Boarrnan,
Mrs. Frances Roger, Mrs. Daisy Rohey.
John w. Kelchner. James =. kelchner,
George A. Kelchner and Bernlrd S. kelcn-
ner. Mr.. Robert B. Peter is named as
executor.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Strait N nave re-
turned to their home in Washington after
spending several months In Rockville
Miss Fora Heagy of this plaza is visiting
her brother. Mr.. Charles A. Heagy, at
Waynesboro. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Nicholson and daugh-
ter. MiSs Blanche. have returned TO their
Washington home after spending the SIAM
mer here.
Mrs. A. A Braddock left this afternoon
for Columbus Ohio. for a months visit to
her sister. She was accompanied by her
son, Mr.. Reeves Braddock.