The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-04

Miss Griffith Of the Lincoln school
has been spending a few weeks very
pleasantly at Pharaoh's Glen.
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Miss Carothers of the Washington
school has returned from her trip east.
Miss Gwin of the Hamilton school
is expected back today.
Mrs Mary Wilson, who has taught
in the Wasatch school the past few
years, will attend Pratt institute the
coming year.
Miss Alta Virgins, who was super
visor Of physical culture in our schools
during the past year, has secured an
excellent position in a young ladies'
seminary in Buffalo, =. Y. Miss Wig
gins will teach elocution and physical
culture in her new position, and her
friends here wish her the success she
so richly deserves.
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Miss Greening of the Milwaukee
schools was in the city on Wednesday.
Examinations for entrance to the
State university for the year lS9S-99
viii be held September IA.
Principal w. ]. Mccoy and party,
who have been spending several weeks
in the yellow stone park, will return
on Tuesday.
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Miss Leech of the Colorado Springs
schools and Miss Corkish of the Pu-
eblo schools, were in the city on Thurs
day en- route home from California.
The state board of education will
meet in the office of State Superinten-
dent Park on Monday.
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Professor W. NJ. Stewart and fam
lily and Professor D. r. Allen and fam
lily will return from Yellowstone Park
September Z.
The friends OF education in the city
are pleased to learn that A. W. Smith,
for several years connected with the
city high school, is to return and re-
sumo his duties at the opening year.
It has been generally known that he
has been rendered an excellent posi-
ton in the Englewood high school, Chi
cago, but has concluded not to accept
it, and will, as stated, return to Salt
Lake.
At the examination of candidates
who propose teaching in the schools in
this city, held the past week, six ap-
plications were made for certificates
of the grammar grade, II for the pri-
mary grade and five applied to teach
in the high school.
The Misses Garfield of the Oquirri1
school have been spending short time
afT Wasatch.
Mrs. Nellie M Forbes of the summer
school has returned from a visit to
Iowa.
Miss Minnie a Bartch, who has
taught in the schools of the city for a
period Of three years. leaves September
10 for Washington, D. c.. to attend
: Chevy Chase the coming year.
President Kingsbury of the university
has been in attendance upon the Utah
County Teachers institute, which has
been held in American Fork canyon
during the past week.
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Bernard ]. Stewart leaves September
Is for Ann Arbor. where he win enter
upon the study of law for period Of
three years.
D. L. Mcdonald, principal of the
Brigham City schools, has returned
from Harvard, where he spent the
summer.
F. w: Reynolds, secretary of the
University faculty, is spending few
weeks OF his home in Wanship.
Misses Lizzie Bond and Sallie Cox of
the Jackson school, and Miss Lottie
Burch of the state training school,
have returned from Lincoln, Neb.,
where they have spent the summer va
cation.
Principal W. S. Webster desires to
meet his corps Of teachers at the Lin
coin school on Friday afternoon, Sept.
8. at O'Clock.
The first general meeting of the
teachers of this city will be held on
Saturday, Sept 10, at 10 o'clock. The
place of meeting has not yet been des-
ignated.
Professor W. NJ. Roylance, Professor
Byron Cummings, DR.. Howard of the
University and Miss Kimball of the
normal training school, have returned
from Castle Gate, whittier they went
as instructors in the Carbon county,
teachers institute. Every teacher in
the county, with one exception, was
present.
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The public schools of Salt Lake
county will open Sept r.
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Mrs G. N Mckay of the Webster
school has returned from her summer
vacation, which has been spent in the
east
Miss Lizzie Macmillan, principal of
The Twelfth school; is again in the city
after an absence of about two months.
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A meeting of the teachers of Salt
Lake county will be held in the office
of superintendent Van Colt on Friday,
Sept. 9. at 10 o'clok.
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The friends of Miss Nellie Clarahan.
who has taught in the schools of Salt
Lake for the past two years, felicitate
her upon her recent marriage TO Pro-
fessor c. NJ. Jackson, a promising
young educator in the faculty of the
Missouri state university.
Misses Hill and Pearse of the Lowell
school are again in the city after their
summer VACATION
Miss Nell Forsythe, principal of the
Ninth school, and Miss Eva Adayne of
the Oquirrh school. have been re-
freshed by long vacation, and will be
at their posts Sept. II.
Rowland hall is TO open Sept. T. All
Hallows college admits for entrance
examinations the same day. Salt Lake
college opens Sept. g.
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Miss Alice f Rowe of the High
school, who visited Washington and
other eastern cities during vacation,
has returned.
LIE. Young, son of DR.. Seymour B. 1