Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-15
lother, but impartially officiating in his

another. but impartially officiating in his
office.
1t is a transgression and deserves punish
ment for one scholar to scrabble in
another scholars book.
Scholars must not quarrel and fight nor
provoke one another either by word or
writing either in school or between schools
lest he be punished with school correction.
Scholars must not rob or steal one the
others dinners, nor pens nor quilts nor any
thing that belongs to another If they do
no bond may save him or them from the
ferril.
BOndsmen Accepted.
For some offenses- bonds may be given
and taken for better behavior but not
twice going for one and the same fact and
he that refuseth to get a bondsman shall
be terrified.
All scholars that are admitted in this
school shall submit themselves TO We gov
ernment of the same and not make any
eruption or disorder in school or amongst
neighbors or Employers by telling tales OF
| falsehood or by disappearing matters
on purpose for mischief casting a slur on
ye credit of ye school but they shall try to
keep up ye credit of ye same by their in
dustery good manners and good examples.
The scholar or scholars that esteem
| themselves so great as to scorn to be under
government but strive to make disorder
in school and Ill blood amongst nelghbors
! and impliers of this school they being eften
| admonished and reproved and warned to
desist and for likesuch practices they not
giving any head thereto practically saying
It is beneath them to submit to the gov
| ernment of this school their names shall
| be raced out Of this book and themselves
| expelled out OF this school no more to have
any pains taken with him or them dureine
| the present school.
Record of Misdeeds.
The schoomaster next kept a record OF
the various punishments he administered
to the pupils, causes for the same, anC
| some of the excuses the pupils gave. one
record reads as follows:
Monday 4th week of this school, wher
ye writer's were reading verses Walter
| Covey got behind ye scholars and got L
| play and snckering and laughing although
he had been forbid such actions, now Il
ferruled for same on his right hand"
Monday the eth day OF this schoo
George Foster was called upon to answer
for not minding his book and also fol
snickerlng in school, and is sentenced tC
| be ferruled or get a sufficient bondsman
Z
"Ye 10th week and 9Th day, Paul Gran
dali and Arthud Palmer were fighting and
! swearing are both sentenced to be ferruleC
| or get each one a bondsman for better be
! haviour and for their being slack in obey,
| and mindlng what / say to them viz sucf
a bOndsman that l will accept. one thai
! hath conducted himself we'll Paul Gran
! dalls bondsman was William Colburn. Jon,
/ athan Main gave bond for Arthur Palmer.
| eye 9th week~of this school this memoir
Hndum was written wiz several times
! James Main being ordered to make a fire
/ by time TO begin school by he still not re-
| garding but contemning ye authority OF
this school I therefore lay these two par
/ ticulars before him insisting upon his
! choseing one which shall be a rule for VI
rest (viz) either submit themselves 10 "
laws OF this school or depart from ye same
FeFruIed Meant Something.
''On the eth day Of ye 9th week Samue
Burteh was ferruled because he would moi
4 read louder.
"ou ye Srd day OF sc 10th week Charles
| Champlain and Asa Lewis for playing In
school were both ferruled.
"On the sth day OF the 5th week OF this
present school A. ID. lTTS William Wade
/ for striking Hazard Woodmansee on "
nose In school time which is a breach OF