The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-06

ing man on Friday afternoon a play
Family"
Superintendent Van Colt was a visitor
at the Wasatch on Wednesday.
The North school in Mill Creek is pro-
crossing well under the direction of Mr..
Hopes, assisted by Miss Lily Pattes. The
highest enrolment thus far this year has
been IA.
The Educational club will meet in the
office of Superintendent MillsDaugh to-
morrow evening. Professor Stewart will
speak upon ''Fads in Education"
Miss Gatress will resume her duties at
the Sumner school tomorrow
Supervisor NJ Adelaide Holton has been
engaged as an instructor in the institute
in Dubuque. Ia. next August. Miss
Holton will be associated with DR.. Pratt
Miss Eva d. Kellogg. editor of Primary
N Y. She has also been invited to take
a prominent part in the Institutes al Clin-
ton, Ia, and Toledo, o.
Miss Godbe of the Washington school
was a visitor at the Grant and Sumner
the past week.
The pupils of room eight, Fremont
school, gave their teacher. Mrs. Suydam.
. pleasant surprise on Friday afternoon
Tea was served and a short programme
of literary exercises rendered. The teach
ers of the school, together with Mrs.
Eddingfield and Mrs. Knock, and the
pupils of the sixth grade fere the guests.
Rooms nine and ten. Washington school.
were recently vancuished in spelling
match with Miss Corltens room.
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ceive a visit last week from its former
principal Mr.. Keller.
Mr. Augsburg spoke before the Sugar
schools on Thursday evening.
Miss Lawson. Miss Kendall. Miss Brown
and Mrs Thomas of the Lincoln school,
had visit from Miss Elarth of the Lake
Breeze school on Tuesday last.
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President Baldwin and Mr.. Young of the
board of education visited the Fremont
school on Friday.
a social under the auspices of the Utah
association will be held in
the Templeton parlorS on Friday evening,
March II. Miss Mary c. May, Edward
Mrs. Mary Romney Ross. and Miss Celia
Sharp are announced to take a prominent
part in the programme following which
Will be served.
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Principal Bennion of the southern
normal school iecteured to a crowded
house at Cedar City on Wednesday even
ing upon the subject; THE Development
Of Anglo-Saxon Political Institutions"
He was listened to very attentively.
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Professor Bennion is expected in Salt
Lake on Saturday, March Il, to attend
meeting of the state board of education.
Mice C.odba Of the Traroont ecbool had
L visiting day last week. her place being
supplied by Miss Mcknight.
Mrs. Thomas, Misses Brown. Lawson
and Bartch of the Lincoln school, had
visit from Miss Caroline Smith of the
Bonneville school, on Thursday.
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Miss Reilly of the ,oeuirrh had visit
from Miss Eaton of the Whittier, last
week.
Miss Rothschild was a visitor .at the
irving and Ninth school the past week.
Prof. Arthur B. Clark. of the art de-
lartment. Leland Stanford university. has
written very cordial letter to Mrs Augs-
'urg in which he approves in unqualified
errns the system of drawing of which
Mr.. Augsburg is the author.
The subject of School Banking which
vas to have been discussed at the meet
/ practically unanimous vote. postponed |
partially by reason Of the absence Of |
MillsDaueh. but the chief
.eason for the postponement was the fact
hat the doctors telegram did not reach
Clark in time to give sufficient
for the meeting. The telegram
directing that the meeting should be held
lid not reach here until Friday after
loon.
The following pupils in the Lincoln
school were neither absent nor tardy dur
ng the first half Of the school year: Susie
Heller. Edith Burt Ernest Knapp. Ed
ward Steadman, George Johnson. Joseph !
Davis, Lester Kabiscius, Charlie Farms /
worth. Malcolm Mclean. Johnnie Sagers. I
Harry Young. Hazel Evans. Bertha Rich
nond, Peter Condie. Orson Knapp. Hazel |
Willie Smith. Selena Reiser, Harry Baer,