River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-02-28
Maiden Rock Association

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The Teachers Association held here
Saturday, the 23d inst, was an un-
paralelled success in the history of
Maiden Rock associations in regard to
attendance (75 being present), enthu-
siasm, presentation of topics. the dis
cussion of the same, and the BANQUET.
The topics were ably presented and
as enthusiastically discussed.
The class exercise in Primary Geog-
raphy, presented by Miss Inez Seelev.
was decided feature of the day and
will aid many in their work upon the
same tcpie.
The banquet served in the Primary
room by the teachers and pupils of the
school aided by the patrons of the
same cannot receive too much praise.
for all were bountifully fed upon the
fat of the land.
The topic of How to Teach Physi-
olosy was presented in a very able
manner by Mr.. Chaplin, who showed
by his methods many points OF excel
lence, and the subject can be made
one of live interest TO the pupils. It's
discussion by those in attendance
showed the interest aroused.
The subject of Grammar as pre-
sented by Mr. I. j. Mealey awakened
all to the newer methods of teaching
this important branch and ELECTED
much profitable discussion.
The following resolutions were pre-
sented and adopted by the associations:
Mr. President:-We your committee appoint
ed TO prepare resolutions, beg leave to report as
follows:
most propitious conditions and amid pleasant
surroundings, and
WHEREAS, we feel it incumbent on us as a
duty and Il pleasure toexpress some slight token
of our appreciation of the same therefore, be il
Resolved, That our most sincere aud hearty
thanks be extended to Principal Chaplin aud
Miss Inez Seeley for their manifestly untring
efforts in furnishing entertainment; also TO the
pupils and patrons who assisted them ia the
elegant repast with which we were gratuitousy
provided; also to the officers of the association
Ior the interesting program given, ana lastly to
the many patrons of the Maiden Rock schools
for the encouragement of their presence and
interested attention; also be IL
Resolved, That We cause a copy of these resO-
buttons TO appear with the report of this meeting
All ofwhieh is respectfully submitted
HELEN NJ NAN,)
j. K. SHAW, Committee
JOHN DIXON,
Mrs. NJ Eldred 9 L CHECKER, Anna Benson,
Julia Benson, K Wilson, Mrs J Lester. J i
Taylor I Mealey, Principal John Dixon, Prof.
w Beeman, Geo Z Herold, Anna ID Hague,
Ida Kinne Josie Smith, Mary BTanagan, q L
Brasington Inez Seeley, Maud Wilson. Frank
Stevens, Charles w Carpenter, Mira Kaye,
Iager. o p Hanson, / Hemenway, W j Eber
stein, principal stockholm school, Lyle smith,
J Shaw, Gertic Brown, Mrs l. Newstrom,
Agnes Foley, Edwin Mihleis, Prin, J lngE.
Hilda Seaberg, Margaret Hager, Mrs + Fitz.
Mrs Nj White Mrs NJ Brewer, Nellie Foley,
Addie Wilson, Myrtle McCleary, Sada Seeiey,
Mary Terry, Mrs ID G Munger, Mary Spalding,
Edith Brown, Helen NJ Van, Mewhorter, L
n Chicquette, Hilman Holstrom, Mary Clark
Laura Mihleis, Muriel Elliott, Cora Maxwell,
Mildred Elliott, Mollie Mabin, Josie Haessly.
Mary Brown, Anna Foley, Mrs Larsen, Carrie
Brown, Edith Felt, Jessie Hudson, Jno 4 Bowers,
J E stevenson, Frank 4 Fitz, Nellie Carpenter,
John Stevenson, Abbie Seeey, Arthur Lister,
Mabel Larson. Geo Newberg, VIM Freeman,
Mabel Wilson, Florence Benson, W d Chaplin
CHAs. w. CARPENTER.