The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-06

A Lincoln and Webster programme
Will be rendered at the Webster school
on Friday next.
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The students of Rowland hall recent
~ enjoyed fine sleigh ride given by
the faculty.
Supervisor Augsburg will speak be-
fore the Salt Lake County Teachers
association on Saturday, Feb. L. His
subject viii be Expression of Lines. -
The next lecture in the university
Will be delivered by Professor Cum
mings on Friday evening. Feb. II. Sub
ject, Greek Architecture.
A death has also occurred in the
Sumner school the past week, the pu-
Pill being Ethel Collins of room TO- Her
classmates contributed a beautiful
with her name upon it, Pleasant mem
cries of her are entertained by teacher
and pupils.
The high school programme for rem
ditiOn at Assembly hall on Friday even
ing. Feb. Il, promises TO be a very
pleasant affair.
A mothers meeting was held at the
Virgins spoke very entertainingly on
physical culture, her address being fol-
lowed by a discussion in which quite
a number of patrons took part 4 deli
cate lunch followed the exercises.
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The mother and sister of Miss Eliza
beth Carnahan, of the Lowell school.
have arrived from Iowa, and will make
Salt Lake their future home.
Mrs. Shepard of the Sumner school
was very appropriately remembered by
her associate teachers on the occasion
of her birthday, Thursday, Feb. 3.
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Little Mabel NOall, aged 9 years, a
great favOrite at the Irving school, died
last week, and was buried on Wednes-
day. She had missed but one and a
half days from school during the year,
until three weeks ago, when disease set
in which termir ated fatally. The cir
cumstanceS are peculiarly sad, by rea-
son of the fact that her mother died one
year ago. and her father is now away
on mission.
Exercises commemorative of Abra-
ham Lincoln will be held at the Lincoln
school on Friday afternoon, Feb. II.
The principal address will be given by
Mr. Giauque. who will be followed by
Judge Bowman and Mr. Logan, after
which extracts from his addresses viii
be rendered by several pupils, and his
favorite poem viii be read by Miss
Lawson, the programme being inter-
spersed with patriotic songs, under the
direction OF Miss Griffith. This pro-
gramme completed. a parents meeting
viii be held, and The Relationship of
the School to the Home" viii be dis
cussed, Miss Craig speaking for the
school, and Mrs. Hunter for the home.
Other features will be an exercise in
Speer number work by Miss Bartch.
and drill in physical culture, under
the direction of Mrs Thomas.
4 few days ago a member of the
teaching fraternity who resides at Tay-
louisville. came to Salt Lake to make
some purchases. One of the articles
was Of the kind that required a cool
place for preservation. He accordingly,
after reaching home. attempted to
lower it into the well, but in so doing
it fell into the water. Nothing daunt-
ed, he asked a we'll meaning but mis-
guided friend to lower him down with
a rome This article was icy. and the
gentleman whom we know as Mr..
Pearson fell into the cold. cold water.
and man and meat We're rescued by
means Of ladder.
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A general meeting of the teachers of
the city schools was held in the high
school assembly room yesterday morn
ing. After calling the meeting to or
der, Superintendent Millspaugh intro
duced Mrs. c. e. Allen, who presented
for consideration the erection of the
national university at
Washington. stating the steps already
taken, and soliciting the interest of the
teaching fraternity in the movement.
The chief feature of the meeting was
the consideration of the subject of
school Savings Banks" and was in
troduced by Miss NJ. G. Lung of the
Grant school. who chose this aspect of !
the theme: THE History of the Savings