Caroline High School - Outward Bound Yearbook (Denton, MD)

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Sketch of School Work in Denton ... I . i . ORIGIN AND PROGRESS DURING TI'IREE:FOURTl'IS OIF CENTURY V I COMPILED By HON. QROBT. J. JUMP IFJ. O carefully examine the history ofthe State and there trace the earn- '1' iq Q test and zealous efforts of her citizens in the cause of education-to I .4 6 W C7 ,5 9 note heras among foremost States in its advancement, not only through her executive officers andby many legislative enactments for the establishment of schools, but also in the granting of liberal donations of funds for their support, might be of, interest. In addition it would dis- close the gradual approach to our present Free School system, now so successfully established throughout the State. .It is, however, the purpose of this brief paper merely tonote that part of our history which relates directly to the schools of our town. ThetAcademy in Denton ,was established by an Act of the Legislature in 1827 3 and-the Treasurer ,of the Western Shore 'was directed to pay two hundred and fifty dollars, which should be applied to the erection of the Academy I: andthe same amount annually for its support. 5- The fund, out of which the appropriation was paid, was derived from a State tai of twenty cents on every hundred dollars of the capital stock of certain Banks,fimpfosedTunder.an Act passed in 1821. The Academy was regularly organized, but the building was not erected for .several years. , In the meantime, the Trustees occupied the Hallbuilt by the Masonic Grder in 1826 over the old 'Market House-the site now occupied by the Masonic Building. Edward D. Martin was the first principal. Under his successful management it soon became the leadingfschool of the County. After a feW'yeafS Martin removed to Snow Hill, Md. He, married Miss Richardson, of one of our town's prominent families. QHOII. William R. Martin, one of the judges of our Circuit Court, is their sonj. 22 I

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