The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-10-24

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Editor Cambria FresBaa-
DEAR SIR:-The schools OF Ciea-Geld
township opened On Monday one week ago
with full corps of teachers. as follows:
St Augustine high school, J. NJ NcCor-
mich: primary grade. Miss Regina Msal'ey;
Byrne, Miss Allie Wharton: Myers, Miss
Little; Cooper, Charles Luther: clark, Miss
Jennie RyRz; Magic, Miss Agatha wharton
DuTbin, Bert Neason; Oreburu. Bliss keT-
nolds
The School Board Of this township. with
| the view to assist the teachers la every way
! possible, has ordered charts for al OF the
schools.
At "a meeting Of the directors and teachers
in St. Augustine on Saturday last ~ vas de
cided % no u the frs, local institute foT The
/ township IN 81. Augustine on Sa.nrdsv.
1 NGvembsr Sth. Miss Neatly, Mss 4 HE
/ WhaIton and J. Mccormick were appointed
/ committee on program, and Messrs. NJ. l.
/ Carl aud Thomas wiz were chosen pr3si-
dent and vice president respectively OF the
I coming mseting. The program Is fol-
| lews; Song. pupils OF primary school: At-
dress of Welcome, NJ. l. Csrl; Phonetic
/ Spelling. SUpt. Leech; Recitation. Miss
Jennie Ryan; Violin SOIa, Andrew Cad;
Primary Physiology. ! 5 Foley; Recitation.
Miss DuneEan; Relations OF Directors and
| Teachers, James 2. McCauce; How 70
! Teach Vocal Music, Miss. Felicita Reynolds;
School DiscipliBs. Miss Regina MeElIv: Fri
mary Arithmetic. etc. Miss Emma Little;
Essay, Bert Neason; Song, pupils of nigh
school; How to Teach Geography. Miss
Agatha wharton; School Ethics, Charles
Luther; How 10 IneuIcate Patriotism, Miss
Alice Wharton; Mechanical Drawing. Jonu
Mccormick; Song, by Institute Recitation.
Miss Alice Wharton. Music by Prof. e. l..
Miller. The institgte willmeet at o'clock,
I Pm
The new Catholic Church Of St. Monica,
/ was dedicated t. the service Of God on sun
| day last by Very Rev. Father Bush. ot Al
I toona, assisted by Rev. Fathers Prior. Of
! CargolltOwn; Boyle. of GaIitzin; Ryan, OF
/ Loretto; RosensteeI, of Ashylls, aud the
\ pastor, Rev. Father MeAvoy, OF ST.. Angus
\ tine The dedieatcry sermon was preached
/ by Very Rev. Father Bush, and e Etspers
/ in tie evening q sermcn vas preached by
Rev. Father Ryan. Notwithstanding the
1 inclemency OF the weather. the church was
| crowded SO that many had to stand. At
Mass a collection was taken up 10 assist in
| liGuldating the debt still remaining on the
church, which Is one OF the most ornate sdi-
faces in the county.
Il is the opinion OF t5s new principal q
| the High School that the late principal,
Prof. J. 5. Foley, during the time ne had
charge Of the school, achieved results that
he has never seen surpassed. Not only are
the pupils far sdyaucsd In the ordinary
branches OF learning. but also In elocutlou
and especially IN composition and rhetoric
branches THAI so few know how 10 teach
effectually-tEey are remarkably proficient.
The present principal has deemed it expld
lent, in order TO avoid covering trOddeu
ground, 10 introduce several CT the higher
branches into the school.
Mr.. John KTise, Sho lives between Chest
Springs ard -. Augustine, IS dangerously
IN and bis death Is momentarIly expected
meeting OF the FaTmeIs' Alliance Of
CieaTte!d township WILL be held n ST. Aug.
ustlue Oh Saturday. October %. att O'Clock
Pm.
Miss Maggie DHuegan, who was so severe
ly Injured by being thrown from d begg,
while returning from Chest Springs sboa
month ago. Is, We axe glad TO state sbl
to be out Of bed aud will be around amougs
her many friends once more.
There aTg several serious cases Of "
phoId fever in this vicinity, MIR. RIchar
, DeIezier, OF st. Augustine. being among tn
) ! number. M