The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-16

Charles W. Naulty, member of the
board of education of Philadelphia, was
in the city on Friday.
Miss May CritchIow has resigned her
position in the Wassatch school.
The apportionment of state funds for
the maintenance of schools will be
made by State superintendent Park on
Oct. 81.
The Brigham Young academy, Provo,
has an enrolment Of 555.
Messrs. A M. Hansen, ]. S. Blaine,
Milan r. Anderson and Miss Leo Chris
Jensen, all of the Spring City schools,
visited the Lincoln school the past
week.
Albert NJ. Merrill, superintendent of
the Logan City schools, has been visit
ing the city schools the past week.
Supervisor Holton will hold meet
ing of the teachers of beginners grade
at the Lincoln school on Tuesday after
noon.
H. L. Nelson, formerly connected
with the Seven Account Business col
lege, is now manager of the Bee.
The attendance upon the Logan City
schools is 1850.
]. Y. Turner, formerly of Delta, Colo,
has become a resident of this city and
is patronizing the city schools.
Miss Lydia DANES, a teacher in the
Hyde Park school, Cache county, Wis
tied the Lincoln school on Thursday.
A class of six teachers in the Wa
satch school has been formed for the
purpose of studying French. Profess
sor Vonhoorbeke is teacher.
The enrolment at the High school
has reached $40.
Miss Laura Gibson of the Sandy
schools was in the city yesterday.
A meeting of the Utah County Teach
ers' association was held in Provo
yesterday, and was largely attended.
Several of the Lehi teachers were Wis
itors at the Oquirrh last week
Messrs. Giauque, Newman and Bam-
berger of the board of education were
NlSllOTS DIT the w dSdIcn last week.
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The attendance upon the day SEES
sions at the Salt Lake Business college
is now 125, while the evening sessions
have an enrolment of 80.
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The executive committee of the Ma
tional Educational association will visit
Salt Lake this month to investigate the
facilities offered for holding the session
Of in. -ff aIe.S,
Los Angeles, Tacoma and Portland for
a like purpose. The committee con-
sists of the president of the association,
Professor E. o. Lyle of Pennsylvania,
Irwin Shepard, secretary of the assO-
citation, Minnesota; Superintendent J.
M. Greenwood of the Kansas City
schools, and A. G.. Lane, assistant su-
perintendent of the Chicago schools.
) The George washington memorial
announces an entertainment
under the auspices of that association
at the residence of Hon. o. J. Sails
bury on Thursday evening, Oct. 20.
The programme dssally given in con-
nection with the regular monthly
of the city teachers was not
given yesterday, by reason of the fact
that the gentleman who was to have
delivered an address was unavoidably
absent from the city. The teachers
at 10 o'clock and received
their monthly checks for salaries.
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A most interesting meeting was held |
at the Oquirrh on Friday afternoon |
Miss Mayne and Miss Houghton of that |
school each gave their observations in
The Chicago schools, where they visited |
asst June. The former spoke of the |
reading of Shakespeare in the fifth and |
sixth grades, and also of the number |
work, while the latter spoke of draw
ng and painting. The meeting was
highly interesting and very profitable.
Miss Coons of the Payson schools
listed the Salt Lake schools on Thurs
lay and Friday.
The general meeting of the Salt Lake
County Teachers association was held
n the university yesterday, a large
lumber being present. Miss Effie Bid
lie treated Reading in Primary
Grades" Mrs. Alice Tomlinson, Sup
Elementary Reading in Primary
Grades" r. L. Mccarthy, Reading in
Grammar Grades and w. H. Lyon,
Supplementary Reading in Grammar
Grades"
Ninety students are now enrolled in
he branch of the Normal school at
'edar City-quite a satisfactory num-
Ter. The citizens of Cedar are justly
roud of the fine new Normal school
which is now ready to turn
Yer to the state. The dedicatory eX-
rcises will occur on Friday, Oct. II.
An Academy of Science.
The Microscopical society held it's
ocular meeting Friday night at the