The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-03-13

Deeds etc., received for record in the Office of
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County:
Louise A. Pryor to Mary E. Gibson ct al.
Colonial Park estates to Joseph X. Hill.
J.E. Davis and RH. Carr trus., ct al. +. A.Warner
A. L. Jackson ct al. trus.. to L. A. Poehlman.
I: A. Poehlman and VT. to @. B. Burdette and VT.
H6po aasts Smith IT, to ann Hs w.t. to Poas
Henry Marks and WI: to Il. E. Lee Hall.
Gertrude n. Michael ct al. trus., to J. D. Fox
Charles L. School to Ruth H. School.
Dupont Building Co. to Charles A. Lloyd.
j. Q. CLANCY and VT. to Gertrude NJ. Michael.
X. e. Lee Hall and VT. to Henry Marks and VT.
Mary. A. ]. Haw and hus. ct al. to ]. Emory
H. P. Des Garennes and VT. to d. W. Pfetz ct al.
J. Eisler Berringer and WI. to H. R. Hook.
Parkville Heights Improv. Co. to G. Horn.
hargarata NJ; Humphrey ct al. to George W.
]. L. Quick and VT. to Emma ]. B. Zeller ct al
John Burton and W.T. to Strathmore Land and
strathmore Land and Improvement Co. to F. H.
Ruby and VT.
stratbmore Land and Improvement Co. to Jas.
John Marx and VT. to Elizabeth Mehl.
John K; Culver to VIM. H. CARL, Jr. and VT.
Albert g. Allison and WI. to J. Walter Spencer
Henry Hamm and VT. to Leon Lamm.
Henry M. Henrik to Charles G. Price.
Mano Swartz ct al. to Frederick Gutman.
James Hamilton ct al. to Joseph Natwick.
Wylie Heights Co. to Jas. G. B. Davy and VT.
Mary E. Bachman and hus. to Jacob J. Butt.
Same to Catherine T. Osterhaus.
Wylie Heights Co. to Catherine Cremen.
Same to j. Clement Clark.
Park Land Corporation to F. H. Galloway and W.T.
W. I. Largent and VT. to w. p. Beall and VT.
Sophia Stewart to Charles Grover.
Meeting of the School Board-At the
meeting of the School Board on Wednesday a
conference was held with the County Commits
sioners when 1t was decided to make the min
hmm n Iarv Sd00 for nharo h vino uor
age daily attendance of Is or more pupils. This
includes the assistant teachers and rural prin.
cipals.
The Board decided that as soon as there was
sufficient money available the salaries would
be increased according to the schedule adopted
by the Assistant Teachers Association, and
would also include all principals. The Board
will not be able TO determine on schedule for
the first increase until the taxable basis of the
county is announced by the County Commits
sioners. The salaries of S14 teachers will be
increased.
At the conference the County Commissioners
Informed the School Board that the full levy
for schOols-33 cents on $100-which is all
that is allowed by law, would be turned over to
the Board, with the understanding that part
of i be devoted to increasing salaraies.
The Board decided 10 hold a teachers insti
tute at the State Normal School from Septem
Der 9th to 17th
st. Patrick's Social.-A st. Patricks soci-
al, comprising musical and literary program
under the auspicies of the Ladies' Aid Society
OF Parkton NJ. E. Church, will be held in the
Masonic Hall, Parkton, on Saturday night,
March 10th, commencing at 730 o'clock. Ad-
mission 10 cts. Ice-cream, cake and confec-
tionary will be on sale after the the program is
conducted. By order of the committee.
H. r. SAVAGE, Pastor.
Church Supper.-The ladies of Waugh NJ.
E. Church. Greenwood, will hold an oyster
supper on March the 18th and 13th in Glenarm
Hall.