The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-26

Superintendent T. J. Barnard, who has had
the executive work of the whole system on his
shoulders, welcomes the period OF rest perhaps
more than any other individual connected with
the schools His work has given entire salts
faction not only to the board of education, but
to the people at large. His vacation will not be
all rest. He has gone to Saratoga where, on
July Il, the National Teachers Association Will
begin its annual session. He will formally pre-
sent to that distin guished body OF educators an
invitation to meet at this city in 1898 and will
urge an acceptance of his offer. He will also
visit his relatives in Cleveland, o., and at other
places in Ohio.
Principal J. d. Atkinson, of the South school,
was made especially happy on Thursday By the
presentation to him of handsome gold locket
from the teachers. He is a member of the state
board of education, and will spend several
weeks on the work of that body. He will then
go to Chicago and Pittsburg, returning to this
city about the latter part OF September or early
in October. He will not be in the public school
work next year, having declined a reelection in
order to enter the legal profession.
Miss Lille Z. White will spend the summer
on Vashon island and at other places on Puget
sound.
Miss Mary E. Hyde will occupy her summer
on WILDLY and Vashon islands and try TO and
in nature rest from the labors Of the year.
Miss Edna Leroy will find her summer enter
tainment in Blaine, the international city.
Miss Martha Mikkesen and Miss Lizzie Akin
son will find sufficient attractions in the city
and suburbs to while away their period OF inac-
tivity.
Miss Katherine Beman will go to Alaska in
search OF new experiences to add to her stock OF
knowledge.
Miss H. Z. Mccullough will remain in the city
most of the time, but will take several trips to
points of interest on the Sound
Mrs. n. /. Steele will take trip later on in the
summer.
Miss Lottie Blum will 60 to California for rest
and recreation.
Miss Florence Stowell, who made such a cap
ital president of the High school Alumni Asso-
citation. will stay in Seattle and trip around from
this city.
Miss Emma C. Nevin will pay q longed-for
visit to Eastern Washington.
Miss 8. l. Goodspeed and Miss Anna Coffin will
delve for knowledge and look for interesting
sights in the Monte Cristo mines They hope to
secure gold mine or two before returning
Miss Alice Staemphi will search about the state
for things worth seeing. She will spend most of
her time in the mountains.
Miss Charlotte Rice. OF the Green lake school,
will spend the summer or the greater portion at
Ottawa, o.
Mr.. W. G. McCarty, of the Head of Bay school,
will spend his vacation in the city.
Miss Carrie B. Lake, of the Ross school, has
resigned. and in September will enter the Nor
NAL college, at San Jose, from which institution
she hopes to graduate.
Principal o. s. Jones, of the Denny school,
will shortly complete his arrangements for
camping out and will spend most of the sum-
mer with q party away from the usual haunts
OF men.
The following teachers of this school will be
content to enjoy their vacation in Seattle: Mrs.
F. E. Nickels, Miss Kate S. Hopkins, Miss Carrie
E. Goodell, Miss Mary E. smith, Miss Marie
Hegardt and Miss Hettie Green.
Miss Minta Foster will visit friends at various
points in Missouri.
Miss Ellen NJ Evers will 60 to Nebraska for a
while and will spend the balance of the sum-
mer at Fremont
Miss Ellen Reid and Miss Anna Reid, sisters,
will spend their vacation at Normal, Ill.
Miss II. X. Bigham will search for health,
pleasure and recreation in the Golden state.
Miss Grace Z. Albright will spend the sum-
mer at For. Madison, Ia
Miss Flora A. Parsons will utilize her time by
a visit to Olympia.
Miss NJ E. Barnes desires to study interna-
national law and thought Blaine would be
good place for that purpose, SO she will spend
her vacation there.
Miss L. A. Moberg will spend most OF the time
at her disposal at Snohomish.
Miss Emma Hegardt will spend her vacation
among old friends and acquaintance at Ypsi-
lanti, Mich.
Miss Abbie S. Jones will make the best possi-
bic use OF her time at the pretty village of La
Conner, Wash.
Miss Jennie A. Smith is confident that she can
have profitable vacation in Seattle, and so will
remain here
Miss Meta Armour, OF the Depot street school,
will visit Tacoma sidney and will also spend
some time at Chautauqua-
Edwin Twitmyer, princi pal of the T. I. Minor
school, will spend the first part of his vacation
in biS ri hnt hpfn sob pi hpu will
visit to friends at Portland and Fort Vancouver
The following teachers of this school have re.
solved to spend their summer holiday in roam
ing about Seattle, believing this il about good
a summer resort they find elsewhere
Miss Marion NJ. Estey, Miss Mary l. Downie and
Miss Carrie Shumway.
Miss Anna Leland Brown will spend portion
of her vacation here but will later on take trip
to Victoria and get acquainted with British peo-
pie and manners.
Miss Lizzie Ament started over the Canadian
Pacific yesterday for Webster City, Ia, to spend
the summer with her people.
Miss Wallace will journey to Anacortes and
happily while away her allotted time OF freedom
with her relations.
MissHyland will utilize most of her time by a
visit TO friends who live the san Juan
islands.
Miss Bertha Breckenfeld will visit Victoria.
renewing old acquaintances and forming new
associations.
Miss Ida Springfield left yesterday for San
Francisco, where she will pursue pleasure aid
ed by numbers OF friends.
Miss Mary K. Bruce, of the Randall school.
will spend her vacation with her folks at To-
leio, o.
Principal John W. Hesfon of the High school
will spend his time in the city devising ways
and means for the betterment of the institution
under his thoughtful care.
Emma A Shumway Miss Moru
shumway viii spend their time in the city.
Professor George C. Mckee. VINO will no, re-
turn to Seattle will spend his vacation a. the
Pennsylvania state College, and then will 60 70
the Johns Hopkins University.
Miss Alice U. Miller intends spending her
summer in san Francisco and Monterey. going
thence TO Portland. where she expects To carry
on a cam paign against the Greek tongue
Miss Ella j. Caughey will spend her vacation
at her home in Coast Valley, Ill.
OF the Rainier and Olympic schools all unde,
Principal F. J. Browne. Miss Matte Keens- Ms
Lizzie NJ. Brown, Miss Lillian Burrows. Miss
Lillian smoke. Miss Ella Peek ham and Mis, Els
Pixlee are undecided as - what they will do or
where they Will go 10 spend their vacation.
Miss Amands Hi!debrands will 20 to Tn.
Da.les ana by the majestic Columbia draw in.
SEPARATION and pleasure dur ng her vacation.
Miss Cara J. Adams has resolved 20 spend her
vacation ct Aberdeen, where the hum of tina
sswmill. will greet her
Miss Viola Hawkins will spend her time in
this city, as W II also Miss Mary ". Anesburv
Mss Kate McCauley intends going about "a
far east as she can-to Towando, Pa.
Mis-. Emma j. Anthony Will yisi. friend. 1T
several places in the state OF Oregon.
Miss Louise sheperd Will occupy Ter vacation