The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1902-08-23
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL No. ..
Edston (Ad.) Gazette.


This school, for the maintenance of which nro
vision was made by the last Legislature. will he
opened on September 18th. under the principal-
ship of Mr. Edmund D. Murdaugh, a teacher of
wide experience who is well known to the fra-
ternity in Maryland. Mr.. Murdaugh achieved
prominence some years ago as principal of The
Easton High and Manual Training School of Tail
bot county. He was the first teacher outside of
Baltimore to introduce manual training and was
looked npon as leader in that movement ,vh was
has resulted in the establishment of manual
training schools in every county of the State.
Mr.. Murdaugh was, for several years, president
of the territorial Normal for Oklahoma and now
returns to Maryland to take the principalshina AT
Frostburg of State Normal No.2. From cir
cular of the school, recently received, we make
the following notes:
The course Of study begins in the freshman
year with thorough review of the common
academic and the professional viewpoint. TINS
affording twofold advantage to the student
The study of the theory and the art of teach
ing begins in the first quarter and continues
throughout the entire course. In addition stu
dents will be required. before graduation, to do
observation and practice work in the model
school for at least one hour day for one year
To those students who may not be able to COM
plete the course the freshman year offers excel
lentopportunity to prepare for county examine
lions for teachers certificates.
Tuition is free to those taking the professional
course from others a fee of $40 quarter paw
able in advance. will be required. The State
Board OF EQucaJlOn mas awarded scholarships
to two students from each Senatorial district In
the State. Books will be furnished free to such
students. Board may be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates.
Upon graduation certificate will be granted.
emitting the holder to teach in the schools of
Maryland. After the expiration of two years of
successful work and upon fulfllment of certain
conditions, q diploma will be issued by the State
Board of Education. The model school will be
in charge of scholarly and experienced teachers.
Work begins with the kindergarten and con-
tinues through the primary and intermediate
grades of the public schools
Liberal provision has been made by the State
Board of Education for the furnishing and up
building of the library and laboratories. sf.
A strong corps-fve in number of trained and
experienced teachers will be in charge. These
teachers have been selected with view To their
especial skill in Normal School work. = 3 "
Maryland State Normal School No. 2is situa-
ted at Frostburg. Allegany county. on fhe Cum
berland and Pennsylvania Railroad, 16 miles
from Cumberland, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in region unsurpassed for teauty and
healthfulness. The building of bricl and stone
lis admirably adapted to the purpose and is an
ornament to the town. We take PLEASURE in
commenting the school to our peopD.
PropertyTransfersin Baltimore County.
Deeds, Leases. Mortgages. Bills Of Sale, etc.,
received for record in the Office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county: b
F. e. Pegram. attorney, to W. r. Townsend and
NJ w. Offutt. sb
A. 3. F. Grempler and wife to B. a. Thater.
William Coney and wife to Edwin Hebden and
G. T. France and wife to A. ]. Hddler.
Roland Park Company to. J. c. Lsgg.
A. q. Wilson to o. e. Hull.
Clarence G. Evans to Ferdinand Einschetz.
David Wright to Theresa Fisher.
L. S. Wabo to H. o. Makosky.
David Wright to Susie Lovejoy. .if
A. s. Medary ct al. to to s. E. Pentz and wife.
4: NJ. bartholomew and wife to same.
W. q. Sanner to NJ E. Vent.
Roland Park Company to r. NJ. Marchant, Jr.
Rose Keech to w. s. Keech. A AZ
G. w. Armacost and wife to J. F. Armacost.
Gainesville Cooperative Association to Frank
Waters.
F. j. Morton and wife to P. B. Morton.
+. /. Duncan, trustee, to A. G. Ament.
A. ID. Clemens, Jr.. and wife to Nicholas Fetch
G. w. Dunkerly and wife to Robert Culver.
L. NJ. Bacon. trustee. to Marian Dorsey ct al
L. 8. Wabo to j. B. Robinson.
Same to same.
d. E. Lynch, executor, to B. F. Allison.
HI. Fl. Savage and wife ct al. to s. X. Smith. =
J. w. Leakin to Susan Leakin.
Susan Leakin to J. W. Leakin.
Elizabeth beaverton to s. NJ Norris and L. Z.
Norris.
Elizabeth beaverton to Charles McIntire and A.
Edwin Hebden and wife to Provident Savings
A. H. Perdue ct al to Nelson Gilbert. $500.
E. r. Thater and husband to Maggie Cation, $500
Theresa Fischer to Canton P. 3; A., $500.
Same to Canton P. B. A., $500.
Susie Lovejoy ct al. to Canton P. B. A., $500.
s. E. Pentz and wife to B. A. Beans, $4,000.
Richard Marchant, Jr., and wife to Loyola P,
b. A., 5000.
Same to same, $780,
H. M. Foster and wife to Gradison Almony $500
A. c. Amrut and husband to German B. A.
$1,000.
T. NJ. Hooper and wife to T. H. Gather. $4,000.
Nicholas Fletcher and wife to A. d. Clemens
$l.650.
b. F. Allison to Fork P. L. & B. A.. $500.
j. L. Bayne and wife to Home P. NJ. L. g. B. A.
$500. ~
Theodore Sofsky and wife to Charles Morton
5000. y
j. 3. Diffenderfrer and wife to Loyola P. B. A..
$780,
Martin Doetzer and wife to Grocers' b. s. l.
A, $500. ),
| Charles McIntire and A. NJ. McIntire to High
landtown p. B. A.. $416 -rsI
| S. NJ. Norris and L. E. Norris to Highland P. B.
A., $416.
RELEASE OF MORTGAGES. y
]. II. and George Tames to Joseph Baier and
wife. 81
Baltimore B. & L. A. to G. w. and E. A. Dun
kerly
Loyola P. B. A. to Roland Park Company.
Waverly B. A. to A. d. Clemens, Jr. '