Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-08-10

Amelia Adams, Emma Rennard, o H Lucas, {
Dixon Daisy Burlington, Carrie Williams, Maj
garet Fulton, VIM Taggart, AIDA Taggart, Berth;
| Sutton.
Martins Ferry-W W Taylor Ella Fowler, P
Anderson, 7 r MeGlenn, Sarah HOyle, Emma
Lewis, Nellie L Sedgwiek, Rachel HOyle, Eli
Thoburn, Nevada Darrah, Mary X S Eagleson.
! LOydsville-H W Hawthorne, LeOna Bryant, "
$ Wright, Theresa Lentz, r C Medley, LYDIA I
LantZ.
Flushing-C Beatty, Dora Beatty. Ella Rob
bins, Melya W Holloway, C W Deselms.
WarnOck-Chattie Myers, W ID POrterfeld, Nora
Morgan.
| Barnesvllle-Cora Bailey, Bert B Patterson
Anna B White, Emma NJ Talbot, Mary NJ Smith
Lucinda Bailey, Ida Patterson, Gertrude Out
land.
Gleneoe-Emmet Slay, W Pierson. KIttie
Fulton, Anna Meek, Ella Meek, Chas A Henry.
Ambler-D Brown, ID NJ Albright.
Colerain-Ross Wells, P H Job.
Demos-H Wilkinson, W H McMasters, Laura
A McKeen, L w Lucas, r H Clifford.
Montrose. COl.-Mary Z Giffin.
Morristown-E Barnes, W Bishop.
Cope-Myrtle DUNCAN.
West Wheeling Harry Wise, Mary Meal
lister.
East Richland-Frank Simpson, JZ Moore.
TaeOma-Anna Hall.
Dies BOttOm-Mary Crawford.
Armstrong; MiIls-Minnie Clithers, Nellie
Meek.
Beallsville-S A Moore, W Clegg. Chas Ruble.
A Jeffers, Gertrude Gratigny, Allie Morris.
Blaine-Maywood Foresythe.
Egypt NJ Smith.
BemOnt-C Dillon, C W Finch.
Crabapple-E II Shipman, W W Scales.
ridgeport-Margaret Moore, Ella Franzell, J V
Stilwell, AIDA Ault, Mary G Fortney.
VaIlOnia-J Archer. Geo 7 Brannum.
Maynard-J G Taggart.
New Athens-Anna L Kilgore.
Pileher-Loa l. Evans.
Lafferty-Nellie Coleman.
Bethesda-A McEndree.
Iamira-J Mcmillan.
hepherdstOwn-JOhn Stiers.
Businessburg-J Z Bigger, Otto Warren, d II
Warren, VIM Creamer.
JaeObsburg- L. Ramsay.
Kennon-N Murphy, W Arter.
SOmertOn-A Neptune
Powhatan Point-Zona Dorsey, W Riggs, Eula
Fish, Lizzie Undertake.
Key-Laura Masters Myrtle A King, Mamie
White, Maggie Masters, viii King, Minnie Neff,
Mamie White.
Antioch-Kate Bottenield, Cora McReght, Cora
Molden, Irwin Crum.
Pleasant Grove-J G Miller.
Carthage X FOrtney.
Hendrysburg-JOhn BursOn, ID Howell.
Millersville- Elizabeth Taylor.
Wheeling-Jessie Creighton.
McClainsvle-Lotta Ault.
SMALL ITEMS.
Sup't Mertz, of Steubenville,i is present
He is one of the few pedagogues who
seem to enjoy good cigar
Prof. Waters will go after the Insti-
tute to the Worlds Fair.
The Secretary, Miss Kate Richeson, of
Powhatan, is detained at home, and is
much missed. Miss AIDA Taggart has
charge of the roll.
Something of social nature should be
provided for Friday night. Have COM
mittee appointed to arrange something.
The townspeople will help, and the Court
House Hall should be used.
Miss Mary Blair and Miss Myrtle
DUNCAN are the efficient pianists and
organists.
The Bellaire teachers, headed by Su
perintendent Jones, are handsome, in
telligent, vivacious lot of people.
The youth who enters a good high
school knows more about English Gram
mar than Shakespeare did, and the boy
who enters good college knows more
about classical grammar than did all the
classical writers-is statement vouched
for by Professor Ballet.
Pro. Houck was laid up with slight
sickness Tuesday afternoon, but resumed
work with all his energy next day.
For the rest of the week the instruct
ors will lecture twice daily. Tonight
"wednesday Prof. Ballet speaks on
"'Tis Way We Have;;" Prof. Houck
speaks Thursday night of "The High
est Fame" Good music each evening.
Spectacled men and spactacled girls
have the call above all other kinds. The
teacher who would be in line, should buy
a pair of gold bowed glasses.
The hustling E. F. Barnes has charge
of the book and paper counter.
Punners insist that E. H. Slay is out of
season.
They are asking this question: How
can level headed person wear her hat
on the side of her head:
THE CHRONICLE is the only paper in
the county that always publishes the list
of test questions, the week following the
examination. Every teacher should sub
scribe.
Election of officers for next year will
take place Friday morning.
The Institute next year will be held at
st. Clairsville, and will last one week.
The vote on time was almost unani-
mouSlv in favor of ono uaak