Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-04-07
LETTER FROM BRADY.

LurHERsRuRG, Pa, April 9Th, 1850.
Enron REPuBLioAs Since It is customary
for every township in t1e county To have cor.
respondent, aud knowing that the REFuBLioAS Il
read by nearly every citizen 10 Brady, / will, by
yonr consent, note a few items, hoping that they
may be Of interest 10 some one At least.
PERSONAL
Rev. NJ. L. Weaver, Of Canton, Ohio, il noticed
occasionally 10 this place. lie Is visiting hls
parents near Troutyille. Mr. W. looks we'll.
wish him God speed aud may he never grow
weary while working IN the Masters vineyard.
Miss Boyd, who conducted the protrac,ed meet
log IN I be NJ. y. church In this place, during the
last two weeks, last Thursday returned 10 her
home in Wheeling, West Virginia.
Miss A. Thompson, Of Winlcrburn. was visit
ing Miss Cele Moore and Miss Hannah Kofb
during the past week Miss 7. is an attractive
young lady, and uneon,eiously fascinated NIL the
young gents 10 town.
MISS Sadie Morgin who has successfully been
teaching school In Brady township, during the
past Winter return cd 10 her home near Bloom.
inglon, In Knox township, last Saturday. Miss
NJ. intends 20 teach a select school in this place
during the coming Summer. bespeak for her a
full share Of public patronage. sheis a good
teacher, and above all a Christian lady, esteemed
by all who know her.
EDUCATIONAL.
The school directors Of Brady have decided to
build another house this Sumner II will be To-
Gated near Toner'S mill formerly Horns mill }
and lie to be completed by the drst Of October
At this writing all the schools OF this town
ship are closed. 10 making an estimate Of the
past term ! hnd that in most Of the schools a
good work has ben accomplished, which reflects
much credit on the teachers and directors.
must, however, not forget that great deal Of
credit IL due to the untiring Efforts OF our worthy
porintendent, Prof McQuown. II 10 the uni-
vefsal opinion Of our people that be fpares
neither time nor money Ia Introducing new plans
and methods BY which our schools may be placed
on a higher standard and We, as citiaena, feel
proud that We can Recognize 10 him an officer who
faithfully snd imparti ally discharges every duty
There are incidents that are TO ene's life as the
oasis IL to tho desert. !. has been our lot 10
realize such feast, By being present at the clos
ing exercises Of the Coal Hin school, on the 2pth
ult Tue forenoon was devoted t0 the hnal OK
ami nations Of the term. These reflected
much credit on the school, The after
noon exercises we're Of a different cha,aeter.
They we're select readings, ,asays, recitaiions,
declamations, dialogues and singing, which we're
eonduc,ed BY the scholars Al took an active
part aud acquitted themselves nobly. Miss
Florence Reams spoke the saatAtory, which was
in the form Of poem, written BY Rev. John
Reams Space only prevents me IRON having II
published
The house was crowded with parents and other
visitors. They all expressed themselves as highly
pleased with their teacher, ]. Y. Liddle. and biz
work while In their midst and not only this, bat
Mr. ]. Korb, one Of the patrons, took an sciiye
part in some OF the exercises.
Mr.. Liddle Il an excellent teacher and duFin (
bis two years' connection with the Coal IInl
school has made himself many warm friends
The parents Of this district take deep Interest
10 education, they visit the school regularly
and givea helping hand to their teacher rhen,vei
they can. Thus by their united ssal and Mr
Liddls's arduous wsrk, they have placed theii
school on q higher plalp Of eroeliency.
Al the close Of the exercises, Mits lAnnai
Korb recited the ysledictou. RKrosrsh
m 10 Impossible for a' TO fnd room for ,h'
vsledctOry sent for publication, as 1t will be Oh
served ,hh, oar eolaun' are rrovd.d.--Rn Rrr'