The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1907-01-12

Meeting or the Scnool 6oarQ-Ata meeC-
ing of the School Board held in Towson on
Wednesday it was decided against one session
of the schools on rainy days and the salaries
for institute days will be paid only to those
teachers who are present.
The placing of electric fixtures in the new
Towson High School was referred to Messrs.
Rice, Russell and Arthur. The Board author
lied the opening of this school with proper
exercises.
The next annual institute will be held the
first two weeks in September.
The application of Mr.. Robert d. Mosner,
principal of Govanstown school, for life GER
tificate was Endorsed.
Secretary Cook was directed to continue ne
gotiations looking to the teaching of agricul-
ture in some of the schools.
The meetings of the Board will hereafter be
held the second Wednesday OF each month.
The application of the patrons of the Roland
Park school to change the hours of the chart
class was refused.
The following teachers contracts were con-
frmed: Miss Mary v. Phelps, School IA, dis
trict II Miss Ellen @. Wilhelm, School Z, dis
trict g.; Miss Marion e. Chisholm, School g,
district IA; Miss Gertrude Hennighausen,
School f. district 15 Miss Rose Gilbert, School
A. district z; Miss Grace L. Ingham, School
g. district 5 Miss Margaret Harvey, School l,
district 8; Miss Louisa Mitchell, School g.,
district 5 Miss Julia Jones, School II, district
L; Jacob @. Shamberger, School 3, district 6.
The New Rector of Emmanuel-N Noticing
the acceptance of the call to the rectorship Of
Emanuel P. E: Church, Belair, by Rev: John
I. Yellott, the Hartford Democrat Of last week
| said ''Mr. Yellott is the son of Major John l.
| Yellott one of the leading lawyers of the Tow
| son bar, and is thirty.three years of age. He
| is graduate of the class of 1892 of St. Johns
| College and of the General Theological Semi
| nary Of New York in 1895. He was ordained
| BY Bishop Paret deacon the same year and a
full priest two years later, and during the same
| period was assistant at st. Marks Parish,
| Frederick and Washington counties. The
| first two years of his ministry was spent in
| Bayonne, New Jersey, as assistant to Rev. F.
Kirkus. and the next two in charge of Mt.
Calvary, in Howard county, and at st. Marks,
| Frederick. For the last six years he has been
| rector at st. Marks Parish, of which he was
4 first assistant, and in addition has discharged
| the duties of Archdeacon Of Cumberland. cover
| ing a large part of the church work of Western
/ Maryland. Like his predecessor at Emmanuel,
| be Is Q Past Master of Freemasonry and has
| successfully captained and pitched baseball al
| Annapolis and Baltimore. His wife is q
| daughter Of Rev. Kinloch Nelson, for twenty
| five years professor in the Theological Semi
| nary of Virginia, lady well known to some
| members Of Emmanuel congregation. Mr..
and Mrs. Yellott have three small children and
| will occupy the church rectory that will be
improved for their reception."
At the Towson Guild.-The Towson Guild
/ held its first monthly entertainment and dance
| at the Guild Hall. on Friday evening, January
1 4th. A large and enthusiastic audience was
present and enjoyed the affair very much:
| Mr.. William Kenny, of Towson, gave several
| selections on his graphophone and Mr.. }.
/ Griffin Hall, of Baltimore, gave some honor
| ousirecitations. 1t is the intention OF the en-
terthinment committee to give these affairs
once q month, complimentary to the mem
bers. At the next entertainment the commit
| tee hopes to have the Ladies' Glee Club from
| the Eastern High School of Baltimore: The
| executive committee is pleased to note the i'm
proved condition of the Guild Hall, particu-
| larly the library, which has been made coy
| and comfortable. A marked Improvement Is
noticed in the heating of the hall also IN the
attendance of the members. 1t is the purpose
! of the executive committee, now that the
] holidays are over, to renew the interest OF the
! different league teams in bowling postponed
games.
Work of the Orphans Court.--In the Bal
timore County Orphans Court this week let
i tiers were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate OF Robert culver tC
John X. Culver, executor.
/ On the personal estate Of Jesse Benson TO
Milton Benson, administrator.
On the personal estate Of George Smith u
George Smith, Jr., executor.
i On the personal estate Of George 8. Ensor K
J. Carroll Ensor, administrator.
On the personal estate of Rachel A. jackson
to John James Jackson, administrator.
On the personal estate Of John Young U
John T. Ambrose, executor.
i On the personal estate OF Joshua Upton Y
y Jane Upton, executrix.