The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1881-01-06


Resolved, That vote of thanks he
extended to the County Commissioners
| for the use of this Court House which
we believe to be an honor to any
county.
Resolved, That vote of thanks be
extended to the singers-the quartette
and the little girls who so actively en-
| gagged i'm the work.
Resolved, That n vote of thanks be
| rendered to the orchestra for the ex-
cellent music furnished thereby rem
dering the Institute more interesting.
Resolved, That we tender vote of
| thanks to the P. q E. r. r. Co. for
the favor of furnishing excursion
orders.
Resolved, That thanks be rendered
to Joseph Dixon's American Graphite
Pencil Co for the large quantity of
pencils presented to this Institute the
quality of which is excellent.
Resolved, That this Institute send
their regrets to Prof. N. H. Schenck
who was taken i'll so that he could not
| give his valuable assistance except at
| the first and last sessions.
| Resolved, That this Institute tender
their thanks to the Eagle Pencil
Company for the material presented to
this Institute.
Resolved, That vote of thanks be
extended to Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor
q, Co., for the neat and indispensable
note books presented.
Resolved, That vote of thanks be
extended to Mr.. Crane for his excellent
and highly appreciated music.
Re olUed, That we tender our
thanks to our Secretary, Frank Lenig,
| fD NJ nj in xxyhi oh 70
| took the minutes of our proceedings,
| and prepared them for publication.
RcsoiUcd, That we tender the thanks
of this Institute to the editor of the
ADVOCATE for printing our proceed
ings.
Resolved, that thanks be given to
Captain Schening for the use of his
| beautiful and sweet toned piano.
Resolved, That the boys and girls of
Ridgway be highly commended for
their excellent department at the re-
spective sessions of the Institute.
ResolUcd, That vote of thanks be
rendered to the good people of Ridg-
| way for the hearty support and encour-
agement given the Institute.
Resolced, That hereafter more at
| tenton be given and more time de-
? voted to the general lessons in our
| schools.
Resolved, That vote of thanks be
rendered Miss Florence Osterhout for
the excellent and pleasing entertain
ment given.
ResOtUed, That this Institute tender
a vote of thanks to Mr. w. s. Luther,
whose instruction given during our
session was profitable to all.
Resolved That the teachers of this
county hereafter hold final eXamina-
tions, preserve their work, and use
| letter paper.
Resolved, That the teachers of Elk
county hold local Institutes ut such
| times and places as shall be designated
| for the improvement and edification
| of all participants.
ReSotUed, That q vote of thanks be
| rendered to Rev. N. r. Thompson for
his highly instructive and beneficial
| instruction.
Resolved, That written vote of
| thanks of this Institute be rendered to
| Prof. Dixon for his constant and tedi-
| Gus labor, and for the able and impair
| tial manner in which he has performed
| the weighty duties devolving upon
| him in connection with this Institute
which we consider among the best the
| county has had.
Resolved, That we believe Col. San
| ford, of Iowa, to be among the ablest.
most humorous, and instructive lectur-
| ers this country affords.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
printed in county papers.
A. W. Mulhollan,
&. H. BrosiuS, Committee.
Ida j. Batdortf.
Moved by d. G. Irwin that the
resolutions be adopted as read.
Remarks on motion BY j. b. john
son, motion carried; resolution re-
fering to Sanford unanimously
adopted by rousing vote.
Closing remarks by Superintendent
Dixon.
Song by Quartet-"Good Night"
Adjourned sine die at Has.
FRANK LENIG, Sec.