The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-22
Maryland State Teachers
Association.


Maryland:
The next meeting of the Association
| will be held at Ocean City, beginning
on the evening Of June %. and ending
on the evening of June 26, 1908.
We are constrained to put the meet
ing on SO early a date to oblige the
| MANY teachers who wish to attend the
Convention of the National Education
Association of the United States, to be
held at Cleveland, Ohio, June 80 to
July 3, 1908.
Ocean City has been selected ror the
Meeting of the Association, because OF
its bracing salt air, its uninterrupted
and beautiful view of the ocean, its
boarding facilities at moderate prices,
and because the majority of teachers
preferred it.
Arrangements have been made by
which the Association controls the
Casino-the hall where the Meetings
are held-during the sessions of the
Association, thus insuring freedom
from distracting noises.
The Trunk Line Association will sell
on card order from June % to 26, in
elusive, an excursion ticket to Balti.
more. Easton, Hurlock, Delmar, or
Berlin, and return, at the rate Of two
cents a mile in each direction, good to
return leaving Ocean city not later than
June 30.
The Baltimore, Chesapeake s. Allan
tic Railway Company will sell on card
order from June % to 25, 1908, an ex-
cursion ticket from Baltimore to Ocean
City aud return, at the rate Of Three
Dollars for the round trip, with limit
to July6.
Boarding has been secured at more
reasonable rates than ever before.
Hotels and cottages have granted rates
to those holding membership cards Of
tho Association, as per table below.
Special rates for parties of four or more
are offered by some cottages.
You are urged to write early-ad-
dressing the letter to the hotel or cot
tage-and secure rooms and rates, Civ
ing dates June "a, IS, 26, and stating
you are members of the State Teachers
Association. It will be found more
satisfactory to communicate directly
with the hotel or cottage than through
an officer of the Association.
The headquarters of the Association
will be the Atlantic Hotel.
Bear in mind that the reduced rates
by railroad and boat will be given by
the ticket agent only on presentation of
the card orders of their respective
companies. The card orders are to be
obtained from the County Superinten-
dents; from Mr.. John E. McCahan,
Assistant Superintendent, Department
of Education. Baltimore; from Mr.. q.
W. Caldwell, Secretary, Chesapeake
City, Maryland; and from any member
of the executive committee.
The annual dues of the Asso ciation
Fifty Cents-shouid be enclosed in
the application for card order. "A
membership ticket with the card order
will then be sent to you.
Secure your Membership Ticket and
Card Order in time.
The printed proceedings of the 1908
meeting will be sent to every member
of the Association.
We have endeavored to secure an in
structive and interesting program. The
speakers are persons of ability, earn est
ness and large reputation, and have
been selected for special fitness in their
departments. Governor Austin Lane
Crothers will address the Association,
and Unite States Senator John Walter
Smith hopes to be with US.
Realizing that liberal spirit and
generous exchange of merry and whole
some thought should be part of every
teachers pedagogical creed. we have
given opportunity for social and recrea
tive enjoyment by limiting the number
of sessions to two each day. We hope,
by SO doing, that all i. the teachers
will make an effort to be present at
every session.
Fraternally yours,
Sarah E. Richmond, Chairman.
Maryland State Normal School, BALTIC
R. Bergman,
Principal Group P, Public School, 6S,
Millington Ave. and Lehman ST., BALTIC
more
Woodland c. Phillips,
County Superintendent Of Public
Schools, Savage, Maryland.
Annie E. Johnson,
Ellicott City, Maryland.
E. II. Norman,
President Baltimore Business College.
Y. NJ. G. A. Building, Baltimore.