Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-12-23
THE CHRISTMAS VACATION
All the Teachers Preparing For Two
Weeks Freedom From Their
Ardaroas school
Duties.
WHERE THEY WILL CO..
Some Will Go Home, Some Will 60
Visiting And Some of Them
r.. Will Stay In Little
Falls. -

From Thursdays Daily.
The public schools Of the.city close
Tor the Christmas holidays next
afternoon. This is one
day earlier than usual, but all the
teachers are DESTROYS of closing one
day earlier and teaching on Wash
ington's birthday on account of the
nearness of Christmas.
Closing Thursday will give ali the
an opportunity of arriving
home the day before Christmas
which it would have been impossible
to do otherwise.
With hardly an exception the
teachers will pass the holidays ut
their respective homes. Two or
three will remain in Little Falls.
Friday there will be great ex-
odus of teachers. Every train going
east will have it's representation, but
the most of them will leave on morn
ing trains 50 as to arrive in Mime
apolis in time to do some shopping
before continuing their journey.
Miss Charlotte Hallengren, first as
sistant at the central High School
building will pass her vacation
at
Miss Addie B. Cole, second assis-
tant at the Central High School
building will go to her home at
Grand Meadows in the Southern
part of the state. Christmas and
the days following will he assed
there, but before returning Miss Cole
expects to visit friends at Austin for
a short time.
Miss Jennie Cary, OF the grammar
department, will leave Friday former
home at Iron River Wis, where
Christmas and New Years will be
passed.
Miss Alma B. Convey, teacher OF
the fifth grade, will be at her home
at Worthington ON Christmas and
New Years.
Miss Ruth A. Tozier, who directs
the young idea in the fourth grade
will pass her vacation at her home
in the Badger state, River Falls, is
the name of the place.
Miss Carrie A. Barlow. of the
third grade is about the only one of the
corps Of fourteen teachers who will
remain in Little Falls. Miss Barlow
has made her home here and is con-
tent tOpass her vacation with the
many friends she has made in this
city.
Miss Lena G. Olson has charge OF
the second grade. Her home is at
Faribault where she will pass most
OF her days Of rest and recreation
although before returning she
expects to pass a few days with
friends at Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter, who has
charge of~the infant pordigics OF the
first grade, will leave as soon as
school closes for her home at Chasta
| where she expects to remain unit
it is time to return to her dutie!
here.
Miss Sarah B. Janson, teacher o
the first grade in the Columbis
school, calls Albert Lea her HON,
and will start for that place as soOl
as her duties allow.
Miss Laura POstlcthwaite is tn
only one of the corps of teachers wht
will not return after the holidays
Her home is in st. Paul where sh
will remain, although she hopes t,
occasionally visit the many friend
she has made in Little Falls durin,
the year and a half she has beer
attached to the schools. The man.
friends Miss Postlethwaite has mad
here regret that she will no longer b
in the city.
Miss Edith Smith, of the thir'
grade, in the Columbia building
whose home is at Pipesto tone, in tn
southern part Of the state, will leav
for, Iowa City, Ia, as soon a
possible after school is over. He
vacation will be passed there wit
possible exception OF few days a
her home.
Miss Annie l.. Mackenzie, who ha
had charge of the fourth grade a
the Columbia building during tn
past term, will pass the next tw
weeks at Northfield, which is he
home. .s. :
l. Miss Martha Finseth, OF the Inter
mediate grade, in the Lincoln schoe
ON the west side will pass the great
er portion of her holiday at her HON
at Kenyon. Before returning sll
anticipates an enjoyable time visit
ing friends,at Fairbault. IS.
I Miss Frances Whelan, primar
teacher in the Lincoln school has
glorious time in prospect in a visi
to the Worlds Fair city. where sh
anticipates going on u visit t
friends.
i Prof. H. 9. Keeper, superintend
emit and principal Of the high schoe
has his home in this city and will X
main here with the exception Of
few days visit. @ s
4 The schools willopen for the w.nte
term on January 9Th the secon
7, Monday in the new year. Most /.
the teachers have already 80 appol
! toned their time that they will no
q return to Little Falls uatil the da
before school re-opens. 81
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