The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-16
KINDERGARTEN ENTERTAINMENT
An Accident Results in
Broken Bones.
Whist Clubs and Camping Parties.
Big Loads OF Sugar For
New York

f1lLO- 1dWdll- April IL ue Will
drawal of Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Terry
from the principalship of the Hilo
Boarding School is the contamination
of a most radical change in that in
stitution. Mr.. and Mrs Terry have
had charge for about seven years, and
during those years have effected many
valuable changes in the school. Their
resignation will be a great loss to the
school. and no one has, as yet, been
selected TO fill the vacancy, although
it is understood that Levi G. Lyman
of Kamehameha School will act as
principal temporarily. He will be as
sisted by Misses Ellen Lyman, Matte
l. Richardson, Rev. Mr. Baptiste and
Mr.. Kupahee. Mr.. Terry does not hest
tate to say that his resignation was
brought about through the action of
the trustees in regard to the Hilo Elec-
trio Light Company and the removal of
the ice works from the school. a full
explanation of the action of the trus-
tees and of the affairs of the school
is made in lengthy report by DR.. C..
H Wetmore, one of the trustees.
At a meeting of the Teachers Read
ing Circle on Friday evening last, the
subject of language was under dis
cussion. with Miss Deyo as leader. The
evenings work proved a most interest
ing and valuable one
Nineteen applicants for teachers
certificates presented themselves at the
Union School building on the morning
of the 9Th. and thereafter for two days
wrestled with questions in mathemat-
les. language, geography, methods and
other branches of teaching and learn
ing.
A quiet little afternoon tea" was
greatly enjoyed by number of ladies
at the hospitable home of Mrs. F. S
Lyman on last Friday. The guest OF
honor was Mrs. T. G. Thrum of Ho-
nolulu and others present were: Mes
danes Furneaux, Lewis, Severance
Reed. Scott, Austin. Richards, Sisson
and Hill
The Monday Evening Whist Club
passed a very pleasant evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Austin last
week. After making UP the score for
the 20 games that had been played
the players enjoyed the delicious re-
freshments which were passed. The
next meeting occurs next week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. z. n. Holmes
Mrs. Freeman of Honolulu met with
most thrilling runaway accident on
Friday afternoon. the I'd inst, which
resulted in a serious fracture of the
collar bone, which will necessitate her
resting from labors for some weeks.
She had but fairly started from the
Austin home where she has been liv-
ing, when the steed she was riding
(Which was none other than Mr.. Will
sons celebrated "Arab'0 bolted with
her. He acquired such speed that upon
reaching the end of the street he could
not turn a corner. so continued in q
direct course, leaping over the front
fence of the Reed place, leaving his
rider inside on the grass plot and
making one more jump across the
brook. Mrs. Freeman was picked up
and cared for at the Richards home
until a physician could be called in,
when carriage conveyed her to her
room. The injured lady goes to Homo
lulu today, and will probably go to the
hospital for few weeks.
An accident occurred at the Lycur-
gus Hotel last evening, whereby Mr..
Richard Douglass had his leg broken
Mr.. Douglass, who is a very heavy
man. was leaning or sitting upon a
fimsy railing on the upper veranda.
when the rail gave way, and he was
precipitated to the ground below
The dramatic and musical entertain
ment, given for the benefit of the build
ing fund of the Hilo Free Kindergar-
ten, was most successfully carried out
on Saturday evening at Spreckels' hall
The management of the affair was
in the hards of Mrs. John A. Scott.
president of the directors of the Free
Kindergarten, and it was largely
through her most earnest efforts that
the plays went off without a hitch
The musical part of the program was
in charge of Mrs. L. Turner and F. NJ
Wakefield. who labored arduously with
the singers until they were prepared to
render their selections in a most pleas
ing manner. Too much praise cannot
be given the several ladies and gentle
men who took part in the farces. as
each and every one seemed letter per-
feet and acted as ito the manner
born"
Frank L. Winter is preparing cat
alogue of books contained in the pub
lie library.
Mr.. and Mrs A W. Hobson and
child expect to leave for the Coast on
the Roderick Dhu next Saturday. Mrs.
Andrews and child of Honomu will
also be passengers. Mrs. Andrews will
visit in Canada for time before con
tinuing on her journey to Switzerland.
her old home, and will be absent prob
ably year.
Mrs. T. G. Thrum of Honolulu spent
few days in Hilo as the guest of Mrs
E. F. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs Terry will move into
their own house on Ponohawaii street.
presently occupied by Mrs. Weight and
daughter.
The Sisson family are quartered in
the Coney house, awaiting the com
pletion of their new house on Pleasant
street.
A cottage is being built on King
street for Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Pringle.
The new building on Church street,