The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-12-26

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rush for tickets when the sale d rsessod
STATS for Tie institute coare Of iertzz
/ oomneuses a T. l. Cazebe~5< ats O'Clock
saierdsy morning Notwithstanding the in
| tense e~pilnse 81 the merains and Inc wia-
trs blasf ofthe w sinds tisat promised a
cosd inshe noss. frosia cars OF p~neaasoaia
"a all xts yeaIazed out ofarE- \ line was
so4rs+d 3 oarsy Is 5oeloek y the dezersof
aAn and bali s5exs1 boys who aaassi frzt
chance Al fhe chart IS the crowd ss'ns-
melsced TO gror and tle cold began to bite.
a hre WIS basl. in the street 10 wArn The
,eiient. Bus sppzrcauy not weary tickef
buyerz Many Of those IN line wee relieved
by friends a halfhour intervals and were
Tins enabled to keep from freezing. while
Others manfully stood their ground IRON
i've iii rane O'Clock. on the coolest morning
q the vinsrr. IN order 10 get a PICK ofthe
SEATS
When the hour SCI for the sale to begin
finally arrived the SEATS were sold Of, IN
blocks q six very rapidly. bnt admitted
nappcr 81 SEATS 81 The Aaaf u tie house
ossrrei for SHE reineiu aBsoid Al ihis WI
tsng-Monaas evening.
As the HEzALD remarked ia = recent Issue,
3 public lecture differs from e b4lia. = tast
. goes 10 hear ard nor 10 Sc and % hras We
knos there IS no reason why al who wish 10
tske advantage osthis opportunity Of hearing
iogs ofshe most sleanen. ard eminent plat
form speakers ofthe country should not be
pressnt
The sale Of TIE seats on tie opposite side
of opera House will begin a. ls3 2. m,
Moeday SIsi when he teachers VII have
the exclusive privilege ofseoariug seals auHi
5pm
from p7esent indications tbe winters
ssidn Of tie teachers institute win be IS
a-eiy attended as any If rs predecessors
Notwithstanding sa sreas efpsols
xtlo regularly atleildeaeh session, there has
asuays beer a comfortable seat provided fol
all who were interested and cared to listen
to the proceedings and il viii be - this year.
Tie i~astrurion who are to be present and
enlizsaen the teachers IN regard 10 the many
branches they are engaged in teaching are
ust al strangers K Somerset county teachers,
several Of them haung appeared in ihe ca
aciiy Of Instructors beiire county IN
stjipse Oh 6rue occasions.
Hon. Henry Hoaek, Deputy state Super
intendeni viii be present for several Gays
and viii deliver a special address al tie
Direetor. session on THURSDAY afternoon
January Jrd Mr.. Heuek sPpeared before a
somerse. county teachers institute some
fneen years ago.
DR.. 5. A. Baer, Of Reading, Pa, is q CON
neciion Of the Baer family IN Somerset j
u and although unknown TO a great MAORI
~ Of the young people engaged in ieaehing
10 this county. 5 a great ayoriie IN the
dozens OF counties be has visited d an in
siruetoF.
Prof :. :. Men. Of S. David's, Delaware
county. ]. another well-knoEn instructor
who will lecture at the different day sessions
OF this seasons institute
Dr. Iaeo, h. Moss principal q the State
Normal school al California, Pa, sinumate-
" acquainted with 3 ndn5er ofour teachers
who have been students a; his school and
Is well known 70 aii the teachers in the
county, Nao have had The pleasure Of meet
ing him on former occasions.
Mrs. Mary Hunt Of Hyde Park, Mass
who WILDE present several days during in
sti,u,e and speak Al the different sessions,
enjoys 5 national reputation as tic author
OF one ofthe best known text hooks on Phys
iology and Hygiene.
As wili be readily seen the list Of instruct
ors embraees the names Of some Of the best
known public school workerssin the country
and Superintendent Berkey iseniiued TO the
congratuladons ii ali who are interested in
.he advancement Of public education, on
the wise and able corps n INSTRUCTORS be has
provided FOR this. the thiuysecond annual
session ofthe somerset oouaty teachers in
stiiate.