The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-11-17
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE.
Opening Of The Iw9n'y-Sacond An
nuaI Institute.
OF NEW tAsTtI COUNTY TEACHERS
In the Middlctown Opera House,
Where it Will Continue for
-Four Days.
Or YsV CASTLE COUNTY Teacher

MIDDLETowN,N Nov 17-Midc 'etown was
captured this morning by the handsome
aschool teachers of New Castle County whu
arrived to attend the twenty. second
annual Institute of New Castle County.
Middlctown has proven to be the place to
hold the Institutes and year after year our
friends come and see us and the 80 Indies
and II gentlemen who teach the rising
generation are given hearty welcome.
Among the teachers in attendance are
Ashland-Mary Grimes.
Bear-Beulah Barnes.
Brundywine Warehouse-Rose X. Lind
say, Mary A. Lindsay, Harry w. Davis.
Carpenter-Mary J. Osborne.
Cuntreville-Alary A. Strahorn, Nellie
c. Way
Chrstiana-Jenne Armstrong, Fannie
X. Armstrong, Nellie Appleby.
Deukynevlle-Sallie Deakyne
Delaware City-Ella Cleaver J. W. j..
Marley, l.. w. Price, Norris Wilkinson,
Laurence ID. Smith.
Elsmere-Rebecca Churchman.
FaulSland-Amy h. Piser.
Fieldsboro-Addie Hayden.
Glasgow--Minnie H. johnson, Annie
Connell. Maggie Lewis.
Grubb-Lillie X. Sentman.
Henry Clay-Mary Farquhar.
Highlands-A. r Spaid.
HockcssiI-Ma McVaugh, Lizzie Par
ker, Alice Ogram, Elizabeth NJ. Clark.
kirkwood-Jula w. Elason, l.. b.
Pratt, Jeanette Il. Cam.
McDonough-M. B. Dilworth, Howard
Griffin.
Marshallton-KateS S. Henry, Annie C.
Mote, William Wingatc.
Mermaid-Alice r, Harvey.
Middletown-Bessie Anderson, Mary
Shallcross, Lidie c. Davis, Ida V. Howell,
nj hot
X. Hail. Lillian Budd, De Keller Stamey.
Mt. Pleasant Mary Loland, Annie
Lynch.
Newark-Francis Medill, Annie P.
Newnom, Sallie Lunib, Louisa Garliok,
Annie Pennington, Elcmie II bennington,
Angie Brooks, f. Blanche Ferguson,
Laura Cros,an, NJ Eta Rose, Margaret
Deputy, A. Lee Ellis.
Newport Laura NJ. Morrell Edna
Finn, Sylvester ID. Townsend.
Porters-Susie f. Porter.
Port Penn-Lydia H. Lloyd, Owen
Sypherd.
Red Lion-Colcman Beaston.
Rockland-Maggie Green, Clemsntine
Husbands, L. c. Mote.
St. Georges-Elenorn Griffin.
Summit Bridge-Cecilia Mahoney.
Taylor's Bridgc-Dalena Draper.
Townsend-Retta Townsend, Julia z.
e'lails ILhIle JlSCu, Nelllo u. lIyu
Josephine Staats, l.. j. Smyth, A. NJ.
Mackey.
Wilmington-Deane s. Hill, Wilhel.
nina McGorclv, Anna Fl, Rcgan, Anna A.
Shaw, Reba Coyle, Bessie H. Royal, Emma
Hamilton, f. May Hersey, Allino NJ.
Laughlin, Kathleen Moore.
= Yorklyn-Sallie r. Plankinton, Lydia
Durham, Edith Way.
Clayton-Elva Deakyne, Addle Dea-
kyne.
Cheswold-W. G. Boyce.
Smyrnd-Grace Swinnoy.
Fairville, Pa.-Louisa r. Swayne
Linwood, Pa-Bessie Heacock, Lizzie
3, Priest.
Strlkersville, Pa a-Ncllie Garrett.
Rev. F. H. Moore in his address of wei.
cJme to the teachers expressed the feelings
of the people of this town. During the
entire session 1t will bo my pleasure to for
ward the daily work of the Institute to
the REPUBLICAN,, which Is always on the
side Of the poorly paid and well abused
teachers Superintendent Smith has ar
ranged pleasing program.
During the morning and afternoon ses.
sions the admission Is free and it Is hoped
that school commissioners and parents
will show their appreciation of the SUPER
intendent's action in securing such men
rs DR.. Coughlin, DIR. Winship, DR.. Byron
w. King, Or. Harter and DR.. George M.
Phillips
Tho .diddletown orchestra will furnish
the music each evening, and those who
will interest the people will be Colonel
Balm, Or. King, and Colonel Copeland.