The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-05-12
SCHOOL MATTERS.
Much Business Transacted by
the Commissioners at Their
Annual Spring Session.

At the sessions of the County
School Commissioners held this
week much business was trans
acted.
The board decided to estab-
lish a manual training school in
connection with the Brunswick
schools.
Mr.. Wright was authorized to
sell for the board the old Manor
schOolhouse and lot which are
now used.
The board adopted Montgom.
ery's "Beginners' American His
tory" for use in the fifth grade
and MontgOmery's elementary
American History" in the sixth
grade, to take the place of Nor
ris' history, which was formerly
used for both grades.
The superintendent was author.
lied to hold teachers examina-
tions as near the usual time as
possible, which is the last week
in June or the first of July.
The teachers report for the
spring term were passed and
ordered to be paid on and after
May IL. The bills on file were
also passed and ordered to be
paid. The books of the treasurer
were examined from January 10
to April 10, and found correct.
The secretary was ordered to
send out notices for bids to sup
ply fuel. The bids will be open
ed at the next meeting.
The contracts between Norbert
Rouzer and the trustees of Days
school and Elva Reddick and the
trustees of Park Mills school were
confirmed.
To each of the following schools
$40 was appropriated: Woodsboro,
Bethel, Point of Rocks, Toms
Greek, North Frederick Male,
Middle Point, Middletown public
school, Bloomfield. North Fred :
erick colored and Ebenezer col
Ored.
Trustees were reappointed, ex,
cept changes made as follows:
Flag Pond, Horace II. Smith,
John Carey and E. S. Willard;
North Frederick Male, j. ID.
Hendrickson, G. Edward Kemp
and Wilbur Ii. Duvall; Valley
View, Edward NJ. Whip, Maurice
r. Hotter and George W. Mas
ser; Toms Greek, Samuel Ii.
Fitz, George A. Ohler and John
Baumgardner; Forest, Melvin
Wise, William f. Lewis and
Gideon o. Harne; Wolfsville,
Columbus Dutrow, Simeon Blick-
enstaff and Levi Brandenburg;
Pleasant Walk, Ellsworth Brun-
ner, John ShrOyer and Samuel
Pettingall; EllertOn, Charles w.
Johnson, Thomas Bittle and Geo.
S. Harp; Araby, Temple Fouch,
Newton L. Wachter and Hiram
Cutsail; Pleasant Grove, A.
Windsor Davis, Harry l.. Davis
and II. Lee Davis; Sugar Loaf,
McGill Belt, VIM. A. Turner and
Samuel Perrell; Bartons vii e,
Amos ESwOrthy. Joseph G. Mil.
Ter aud Charles Lease; Quirank,
Joseph w. Brown, Samuel Z.
Harbaugh and John III. Brown;
Pleasant Hill, Isaiah Butler,
Robert Grabill and Jonas Grimm;
Pine Tree, John ID. CARRIER, Ben
jamin Il. Lare aud Hiram Staley;
Lander, Emanuel Hine and
Charles a. Fawley; Washington,
Charles A. Dorsey, Allen ID.
Hoover and William j. Martin;
ThurmOnt, Colonel j o hn X.
Rouzer, DR.. Il. q. Kefauver and
Luther Creager; Blue Mountain,
John S. Fraley, John erosion
and Thomas Brice; Highland,
William Ii. Hartsock, Philip
Gaver and John w. Early; Hazel
Bottom, Lee j. Gaver, John Ii.
Marker and Elmer Harshman;
Myersville, ID. J. Wachtel, John
q. Deter and @. Q. Grossnickle;
Fountain, Daniel IL. Buckley, II.
ID. Stoner and NJ. T.. Norris, aud
Harrisville, A. A. Peddicord,
ludwig Meizel and John Sunder.