Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11

ton: Miss Eleanor Cissell as principal of
the school at Jacksonville; Miss Sallie P.
Brooke. as principal OF the school at Sandy
Spring: Miss Allie Bartgis. as principal OF
the school at Poole's Track: Miss Virginia
Ritenour, principal of the school at
Friendship; Miss Helen Story, as assistant
at the school at GAINESVILLE: NJ. Lee Brown.
as principal of the colored school at Scot
land; NJ +. Gregory, principal OF the
colored school at Ounce Orchard: Miss
Anna l.. Waters. assistant at the school
at Gaithersburg. The board has accepted
resignatio of teachers follows: Miss
Cora Saunders. principal OF the school
at Jacksonville; Miss Edith Byrne as prn-
cipal of the school at Avery; Miss Efie G.
Barnesly. as principal of the school at
Blairs; Miss Evelyn G. Darby as principal
of the school at Buck Lodge Miss Anna l..
Waters, as principal of the school at Lin
den; Miss Attic Bartgis as principal of the
school at Cedar Bend; Mr.. Edmund W.
Monday as assistant at the school at Cal
thersburg: Giles F. White, as principal OF
the colored school at Ounce Orchard
The annual report of Secretary and Treas
urer S. r. White shows the total receipts
for the year ending July 81 to have been
S9S,5A.32 and the expenditures s97, 259 20.
leaving a balance on hand of 81 $50 The
total enrolment OF pupils for the year is
shown to have been DO. and the total
number of volumes in the libraries through
out the county 5.161.
The annual institute for the teachers of
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TENDER A.
William II. Bobinger. one of the proprie-
tors of the Cabin John Hotel at Cabin
John Bridge this county, was before Jus
tice of the Peace Clifford II. Robertson
here yesterday to answer a charge OF
assault upon Constable Peyton Whalen 1t
is alleged by Whalen that he was assaulted
at Cabin John Hotel Monday evening with
out provocation. 1t is explained on the
part of Mr. Bobinger that he resented an
m fN- of. hx-U Tlala
niger waived hearing before Justice Rob-
ertson and furnished security for his ap-
pearance at the November term of court.
At meeting of the board of directors of
the Montgomery County Agricultural So
ciety. held here today. the following were
selected 10 Judge the exhibits at the an
nual fair 10 be held here August Do 81 "a
and %: Thoroughbred standard bred and
county; re gistered heavy draft and heavy
draf; horses, teams. etc, Richard l. Lea
of Brinklow. this county: vehicles Z. D.
Hawkins: poultry. A. i. Warner and George
o. Brown of Baltimore; farm products
James T. Henderson of Sandy Spring, this
county; flowers William c. Boarman of
Washington: garden products. Mr. Weight
of Washington; fruits, DR.. Augustus Stab
Ter Of Brighton. This county: dairy products,
James +. Oyster of Washington: domestic
department, Mrs w. Sullivan of Baltimore:
art department, Miss Anna T. Kromeke OF
Baltimore; culinary, Miss Evie Jones OF
Brookeville, this county; preserves jelliee,
etc, Miss Mamie Waters OF Goshen, this
county: childrens department. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Baggarly of Rockville: miscellaneous
culinary, Miss Eliza Brooke of Olney, this
county.
The race committee. consisting of Messrs.
Lee Offutt, David II. Warfield, Charles
Veirs and Henry II. Griffith, reported that
the best racing program in the history Of
the society will be presented at the ap-
preaching fair. The purses Offered have TT
tracted large number of first-class horses
and the various events will have many
more starters than usual. The entries close
August II.