The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-12
READY MONDAY
PREPARATIONS FOR
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD IN TOWN NEXT WEEK
A Brilliant Exhibit of Glass Work
to be Made by the Schools of
Town-Some Of the Promi-
nent Features.

Superintendent Freeman and the school
teachers we're busy yesterday and to-day
preparing for the twe1ty-uinth annual ses-
sion of the Teachers County Institute to
be held in town next week, commencing
on Monday. Never before has the interest
of our teachers in tho institue ,qualled
that exhibited by them this year and the
exhibit Of school work they will make in
behalf of their pupils will be such as to
challenge competition. The exhibits of
drawings and modelings will be especially
attractive and parents should not fail to
visit Ferguson's hall during the institute
and view them.
Miss Lizzie M. O'C5nnelps second grade
grammar class in the High school building
intends to distinguish itself in the exhibit.
A reporter visited the class room yesterday
and found pupils of tender years perform
ing work that would reflect credit upon
much older heads. The drawings upon
the blAckb boards of the school room for the
benefit of those who may visit the High
school building during the institute are
particularly clever. Cornelius Campbell,
aged l3 years, is the sculptor and artist of
the class. His work is worthy of special
mention. He has just completed the busts
of Washington Griffin, the Irish poet, in
hardened clay, with splendid success and is
now at work on others. In drawing the
following pupils will rank among the fore
most of the class exhibitors; James ID.
Creary, dogs head; Raymond N, Ehrhart,
war vessel; Lottie p. Burkhart, stalk OF
passion flowers; Joseph Viii, aker, hors es;
John Conry, hunter and cat and kittens;
Maud KEEPER, flowers; Gertrude Gise,
flowers; Daniel j. Ferguson, prospective
, view Of viaduct; Benjamin Beacher
male figure; Frank Conry, fowersi Sarah
Cooper, flowers; Fred. Gruhler, decorative
design; Lizzie Stank. flowers; Mary Pom =
roy, flowers; Bertha Leitzel, decorative de
sign; Laura Swartz, group Of objects. EK.
hibts Of excellent drawings by the follow
ing are also worthy OF note Jesse Thomas,
; Sanford S. Shoemaker, Katie Monaghan
Cirrle Fulmer, Allen Seltzer, Fred Was.
ley, Gerlia Reese, Mable Glover Gertit
Levine, John Kincaid, Mtble Straub
Bridget M4her, Edward johnson, ANN,
Watson, Ella Creary, Minnie Davis, Frank
CJnry, II. j. Gather, Sadie Reese, EMILY
Smith, Mary OHara, Mary Kincad
Katie Monaghan Annie Lawson, Lizz
ank, Jennie Fhzg raid, May and Win
fired Reilly.
The enrolment of teachers will com
mence at Fergus MS theatre on Monda!
morning at $3.50 o'clock. The insttut
will commence at 2 p m.
On Monday evening Major Henry {
Dane will open the institute course O
lectures and entertainments. Major Dan
is really an orator. be is powerful and dra
matte he has fine physique is thorough
= sell-possessed, is wonderfully fluent an
never falters, uses fine language, indulge
in poetic sentiment, and has the faculty {
description in an extraordinary degree
: His style is unique. He carries you ava
= with him, whether you will or not
g On Tuesday evening DR.. james
II Hedley will lecture on THE Sunny Sid
of Life" Superintendent TrAnsom,
Williamsport, says; TT affords n
of pleasure to bear testimony to the eloquent
,r of DR.. James Hedley. His Sunny Side
st Life is indeed a treat to listen to. He he
le his audience in the best of humor for abo
Or two hours"
A. On Wednesday evening Miss OIL
IN Torbett and her company will give Co
10 cert and on Thursday evening the gre
to humorist Marshall P Wilder, the Pa
is Sisters quartette and the High school ma
quartette will finish the entertainments
n People who have rot purchased tick
ID for the entertainment should do so at on,
OF Reserved seat1 may be secured al Kirli
in drug store,