The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-17
Institute Notes.

MISS oteRmlllef compliments the eNnlOt
made by the borough schools in the ghest
terms.
II. IL Spayd, of Miner,vile, is one OF
the most active and attentive attendants al
the institute
Miss KIRK Of Frackvile, is one of the
most congenial members of the institute
+. 5. Miller, superintendent of the
MahAnoy City schools, is on the sick list
l. d. Matz is getting the cream out Of
the institute
Rev. Brant, Of Mahanoy Plane, is a con.
slant listener at institute. Judging from
appearances we will be one teacher short
next year.
PottsviIle has some good looking repre-
sentatiyes 1T institute
Miss Williams, OF Minersville, always
takes front seat in institute.
Ii. II. Spade, Of Minersville, raised few
excellent points in school management es.
terday morning.
The instructors, superntendents, teachers
and others in attendance at the institute
speak very highly of the accommodations
afforded them at the local hotels ana board
ing houses, tie management of the Fergu-
aon House receiving special mention.
Supt. q. w. Weiss Is suffering from a
severe cold, but as witty and congenial as
ever.
DR.. Woomer, of Barnesville was a visi-
tor to institute yesterday morning.
Prof Winters, of the Bloomsbury State
Normal school, is attending institute.
The pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church will preach next Sunday evening
on Lessons for the Church from the
County Institute"
DR.. E. o. Lste, in addressing the in.
sttute this morning, referred to Shenan.
doah as a city, but corrected himself and
referred TO it rs borough, adding: "It
might be city 1t is large and enterpris-
ing enough to be one"
Hon. Thomas B. Stockwell left town this
morning for his home in Rhode Island.
Miss Sarah Fadden, one of our best prip-
AIRY teachers, seems to 81 joy institute as il
should be enjoyed.
Miss Mary A. Wasley, of town, has a rare
exhibition of her school work in the ex-
hibit hall.
Miss Lizzie Lessig, one of Shenandoah's
able Grammar school teachers is an atten-
tive listener ut institute.
Miss Lizzie O Connell, one of our corps
of efficient school teacher, Illuminates the
darkest corler of the hall with her sunny
smile
Miss Mary Connolly, seated in the dress
circle, was an attentive listener at the in
stitute.
MISS Mamie Shafer, of Mahanoy City,
brightens the institute with her smile.
j. B. Scheduling is quite popular with the
strangers,
Misses Name Wasley aDi Hannah Reese
are two OF The most popular teachers north
of the mountain and are both good
Catches"
NJ SIS Jessie Jones, one of Tremont's mo
accomplished and prettiest young ladies, IS
visiting friends in town.
Superintendent Houck is a success in
rOunds-In going his rounds of schools, in
making rounds for singing and in securing
rounds of applause.
Misses Faust and Dengler, cousins, are
very att ntive listeners.
Our male teachers are very fond of white
hats. Why?
Our and 'the only" P. j. stood en-
trauced n. the door of the theatre yester-
day morning, unable to leave the fasci-
mating assembly of dear ones.
L,wye er CJyle is regular attendant.
R3verends Powick and McNally are in
terested spectators.
The country scene, depicted by the
lecturer Hedley, must be characteristic OF
the dolly-dandy school marin, of Potts
vile, Who are too nice to associate with the
people OF Shenandoah,
Reflections on the institute, found in the
Republican on Monday caused considerable
comment by those wh) did not feel above
associatng with the people of the Hunga-
risn city, Sour gr pes" etc, is frequently
heard among those in attendance,
Professor Freeman cannot but feel proud
of Shenandoah's exhibits. He is proud of
the institute as whole.