The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-28

Burlington Ia: Miss Helen G. Devo. -
Boston: Miss Adelaide l. Pollock WIN 49, e
Albany. Or; Miss Anna NJ. Young win 49,
the month of August in California: Mi.. 49,
A. keilam goes to New York, also Miss Cornssss
Nourse: Miss Carrie B. Lake will he az -
Mrs. Ada E, Core is undecided, bg,t win 80 q
out of the state. Miss Josephine Rupert r.. y 4,
her home in Oregon; Profe ssor p c. Riehar1.'1
viii De in the city most Of the summer
Denny school-Professor and Mrs. q a -,
will spend few weeks in Victoria and porfs.-.
of British Columbia: Miss Flea Reid ana ~
Kate u. Bigham will spend the vacation In ma
nois Miss Ellen y. Evers will be In or,.I-
Neo.; Miss Mary z. Smith is undscidea - -.
may go to California; Miss Grace Z. Albrivh, 800
Miss Kate 8. Hopkins will remain in Ws...--
Washington: Mrs. r. T. Nicksls -,
be in the city: Miss Belle o~~
going to San Jose, Cal; Miss Ninta Fos,a, !. =.
ing 70 Missouri; Mrs. Ella D. Dunn visit. - ~
yves IN Pennsylvania; Miss Flora Parsons -
TO visit friends in Thurston county; Miss Tsnsss
MooeFg will be in snohomish county. VI.
Esielle Barnes will spend the vacation at ALIAS.
Miss Hettie L. Greene at Chautauoua 49,
Miss Abbis 3 Jones is visiting at La Conner
south school-Aiss Emma c. Nsvin win "a.
at Oak barber; Miss May Fl. Kennedy viii -.
at Olympia; Miss Florence stoyelI will 49,
the summer at Avon, On the Skagit Miss Ksss
Bemau Will remain m Europe. Misc Ms,<h.
Foster Is going to Mount Rainier: Mis-. Ts.s. !.
Blum will lie in California: Miss Nellie :
Hamlfn is going to Alaska; Miss IiIIa =
White viii go to Chautauqua and visit n -.
state; Miss Hattie VI. Hamliu will be in ths -.
most of the time.
Rainier sehool-Professor F. J. Browne a..
family will spend the month of July at pnrt
Townsend; Miss Adams will go to her bcrn. -
Wisconsin: Miss Edna NJ lie Roy Is vo,n~ :.
San Francisco; Misses Harriet Bishou. FlIs ~
Pixlec and Ella NJ. Peckham will make . 49,
through various parts of Washington. W.
Amanda Hildebrandt viii be here most az -.
time; Miss Martha Mikkelsen will be in tia cstv
Miss Mary NJ Amesbury may visit at Vietor,ss..
Miss Alice Bake Will be at Olympia and around
the sound: Miss Lillian Burrows win 20 Ia f,.ls-
fornia-
Minor School-Professor Edwin Twitnv.r IN
| probably attend the National Teacher8 Is.,.,,.
ton; Miss Christians Hyatt will remain IN -.
| city; Miss Lizzie Ament viii 20 TO lows. u.
Isabelle Wallace will spend the summer a -
cortes; Miss Emma l. Mastin will spend usyf -
the time in Victoria; Miss Carrie III shnrws~
will be in the city most OF the time: MIS-. "A. !.
Springstead and Miss Esther s. HYDE win :.
main here.
Mercer sehooI-Professor Charles Pagan I. ma
decided: Miss Margaret Lynch viii 20 To hsv
home in New York; Miss Nellie stevens 4 m.
decided, but will remain in the state. Nj.
Lizzie Brown goes to Pennsylvania; Miss Jenns.
Carr VIII remain IN Seattle, Miss HeurfesS.
Eisenbeis goes to her home at SteIIacoom: Nj.
Lulu J. Thompson will go to her home nes,
Snoqualmie; Miss Alice Hitchings win rep.s,
here; Miss Minnie K. Schlegel win be here ro.s
of the time: Miss Harriet Flower goes to pnt..
dam, n. Y.
Columbia school-Miss Martina Johnxtoa i.
going TO Oakland, Cal; Miss schofeId expses
to go 70 Michigan.
Miss Emma :. Small. special teacher OF d.
ing, will spend the summer in Pasadenao:
Mr.. J. L Lawton, OF the school at the hnld
the bay. will go East TO remain.
For passing q special examination Ia -
trip TO the East and Harry z. Booth Is % b
given a trip TO Alaska
Miss Berta Frye is a bright, fair-haired younx
girl, who lives at $50 Pike street. She Il Z a.
tive of Seattle, and her family is well known
here, as they have lived here for many yearn
and have acquired considerable propsrty-ths
Frye block among other pieces of realty. Her
plans for the trip viii not be completed unta
the middle of the week.
Harry Z. Booth, who lives at 207 Marion strssk
is a son of Lyman E. Booth, secretary Of n
Musicians Union and member of Cordrsyb
orchestra. He is a cousin of /. s. Booth IN
well-known title abstractor. Harry, who e.
tered the Central school when he first came hen
six years ago, has made rapid progress In hi
studies, never failing of promotion. He 4
energetic and industrious, having acquired
nice little bank account by carrying psp&ss
Miss Shumway and Miss Miller of the Central
school, sail for Alaska in July. and he may e
with them