The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-22

provcment For although ther" are pun"rous
participators from abroad our own t99ch"rs
and people make the destitute in its grenier
part They are the foundation. and any im-
provemcut in the varied programs marks n
local Improvement.
The Institute was under the direction of
State Institute Conductor DIR. Samuel
Forman. The three daily sessions ON Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday were for white
teachers. and on Thursday and Friday for
colored teachers.
INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS.
Special to the CECIL WING.
PonT DEPOSIT, April 2l, 1899
Our town put on its brightest smiles and
the sun beamed warm welcome TO our visi-
tors from ALI over Cecil county, Monday
morning. They began to come in early,
wearing pleasant faces, as If they anticipated
the cordial welcome they were sure OF receiv-
ing Homes were soon assigned those who
had not made previous arrangements, Socn
all were on their way to the hall that had
been made beautiful to receive them, ty the
decorations Of flags and plants.
Promptly at ten O'Clock, all arose and wer"
led in prayer by Rev. p. p. Arnd pastor Of
the Catholic Church, after which there was
singing 10y the institute; at its close Mr..
Caldwell. principal Of the school in Cae a.
peake City, called tho roll. The address Of
welcome was delivered oy Philip Il. Bond,
ESD We me proud Of our rising young
townsman as he acquitted himself noniE.
Well may Ekton ho proud OF George A.
Blake. Esq, who responded in such ii ru.-
tured manner. Dr. ). T. forman aldres-"!
the institute three times on History, ant his
talks were both interesting and instructive
la the afternoon Mr. Barry sang, after
which Miss Rirkar gave n t.Ik on "First AMI
Second Grade Work in A"ithmetir.' The
duet toy Misses Margaret Napneman and Mary
HOPKINS was sung very -weety. DR.. Formau
again addressed the ins,itu.e, this time on
"Languages.' after which Miss Mary Smith
rccitcl in Il pleasing style
The entertainment in the evening was quite
ENJOYABLE. Port Deposit Orchestra rendered
several selections, and then Miss Perkins
sang. She WIS good enough to sing three
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rendered, after which Il double male quartette
closed the first day.
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