The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-06-21
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school 4, Grafton Owens, Chas Grimes.
18th district, Kent-School l, r A
Downs, Trueman Lanham, Henry c
Larcombe; school 2, Edward Magruder,
J J Crowley; school 3, R F Brown, W
CLANCY, Bernard Behrend; school
4, Chas A Ryon, J H Allen, Jackson
Suit; school 5. VIM s Kies, L Meni-
keim, James Duff.
18th district, Bowie-SchoOl l, 9 q
Clark, Meaner. r Lee Mullikin;
school 2, Trueman Cross, W w Ander-
son, r D Hall; school 3, ] NJ Carrick,
Conrad Kramer, John w Knowles;
school 4, John Snowden; John Mil
brook. Henry hammers; school 5, F
Luers. VIM Luers, W Ryon; school
6, Geo E Weed, Walter Hardesty, W
81 Serrin; school 7, w N Daisy. Arthur
Spalding; school s, E E Perkins, G D
Perkins, Arthur Bowie.
18th dist riot, Mellwood - School l,
Chas G Sasscer. ] Wesley Duley, Chas
Duvall; school 2, Geo R Leapley, Sam'l
E Sweeney, Frederick Bnger; school 3,
w T BealI, Frank P Hurd, Henry
Brown; school 4. R Bowie, James L
Humphrey, E Coffren.
18th district, Hyattsv ille-School l,
Irwin Owings, Arthur Upper, G B
Brewer.
18th district, Chillum-School 1, Chas
B Ager, Stephen A Miller, Geo A GUIDE;
School 2, A R Smith, R P Riddick, los.
18th district, Seat Pleasant-School i,
John E Weast, w Beavers, G A
Adams; school 2, Van Reulth, B F
Redmond, Geo w Hurley.
COLORED SCHOOLS
1st misunderstood 1, Frank Frank
school 2, VIM H Lewis; school 3, Sid
ney Lewis, John G johnson, James
Johnson.
2nd dIstrict-school 1, Albert Alex
auder, Burdette Gully, Charles Chase.
3rd district-School1 1, Stephen Perry,
Thomas Galloway, VIM. Wilson; school
3, Gabriel Digges, Jacob Harrison, Gas
folsom; school 3, Louis Griffith, Geo.
Proctor, John Brown.
4th district-School 1, John R John
son, John Weems; school 2, Andrew
Stewart. Jere Douglas, Claude Smith;
school 8, Webster Douglas, Thomas
Harper, c M Wall.
5th district-Sch Dol /, J Clarke. J B
Lancaster, W M Moore; school 2. Jos
Thomas, Thos L Hawkins, Albert
Shorter; school 3 Chas H johnson,
William GLADDEN., il Munson.
9th district-School 1, Richard E
Thomas. J E Wells, John b Henson;
school ?, Henry Mills, ] Bruce, F Nor
riSon.
7th distrct-School l, John Wallace,
John Savoy, Jas II. Parker; school 2,
John Contee, Hebrew Fletcher, Angus
tus Guy; school 3, Trueman Harrison,
John 81 Jones.
9Th district-School 1, William Con-
tee, James Douglass, John Tolson:
schools 2, Lake Robinson, James Meade,
Isaiah Grey.
9th district-School /, VIM R Walls,
JAS R Hawkins. Henry Pirkney.
10th district-School |, Jas A Hall,
Motley Johnson; school 2, j E Hebron,
T Matthews.
18th district-School Clarence Haw-
kins, G E Hawkins, Jos 8 BealI, school
2, John b Diggs. William Lee; sch DOL
3, Robert Proctor, Henry Harley, b M
Proctor.
18th district-School 1. ] Washing
ton, N Grant; school 2, Jos w Gross
Frederick Henson.
18th district-School 1, Sam Loftan,
A Ridgley: school g Samuel Hawkins,
Jos. Bal, Edward Jackson; school 3,
James J Woodward, Daniel Sprigg
Robinson White.
14th misunderstood 1, John 81 Prout.
Baylor Fairfax, Henry Clarke. Sr;
school 2, Arthur Snowden, Geo Haw-
kins. w Fl Jackson; school 3. John b
Banks, N Key, Thos Maynard.
18th dstrict-School 1, Jno Simmons,
John q Hawkins. Emanuel Stevenson;
school 9, Robert Holl and, Ohio Green,
81 w Clagett.
18th district-School /, A A Randall,
Walter Davis, Hawkins.
18th district-School 1, R s Nichols,
James F Armstrong, w s Grouse.
Trustees are required by law to meet
in thirty days from date of appoint
ment. At their first meeting they shall
appoint chairman to hold Office for
one year and shall give notice to the
secretary of the School Board, with
postoffice address of chairman. The
oath of the Office be must taken by all
appointees and the necessary blanks
will be furnished by the secretary of
the School Board. This oath can be
administered by any Justice of Peace,
by any Scnool Commissioner or by the
superintendent, No charge will be
made by any school officer.
Copies of the school law and by Tvs
will be furnished by the School Board
upon application.
1t is, under the law, the duty of trus-
tees to visit the schools frequently and
to report at the end of each term the
number of times they have visited the
schools while in session.
FREDERICK SASSCER,
County Superintendent.