The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-16

The university normal class OF 1888
met yesterday at the home OF one OF us
members, Miss Emma Young, for the
purpose of effecting an organization
and arranging for the holding of class
social and reunion. r. E. Caldwell was
elected president; Miss Emma Young,
vice president, and Miss Josephine Tx
man. secretary and treasurer. AS a
committee TO draft constitution ana
bylaws, the following were appointed;
Messrs. A. r. Elgren, A. e. Matheson
and Miss Valeria Brinton; committee
of arrangements for holding the pro-
posed social Will be: r. E. Caldwell,
Misses Young and Ekman, Smith, Mar
gets and Mr.. u. q. Miller.
The class meets again on SATURDAY.,
April %, at 5 O'Clock, to consider the
report of the committees, and the place
of meeting will be the home OF Miss
Emma Young, 256 West First South
street.
Miss Grace H. Stanchfield of the
Longfellow school contemplates SPEND
ing the summer in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. w. S. Webster of the Lincoln
school has received from the Hon. j.
Sterling Morton, secretary of agricul-
net, and the originator of Arbor day,
a valuable little work entitled "Arbor
Day and Its Observance"
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A meeting of the primary section of
the Salt Lake County Teachers asso-
citation was held in the city and county
building yesterday. Superintendent
Van Colt spoke on the Importance of
Method in Teaching
Miss Minnie L. Holt, who for the
past two years has taught at Sandy,
VIII resign her position April 26, and
leave for Chicago, where she will take
a two years course in the Columbian
School Of Oratory.
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Mrs Warren from Iowa is visiting
her sister, Miss Nell Forsythe of the
Ninth school.
Superintendent f. a Swanger of
Park City schools was in the city yes
9erday.
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J.. D. s. college, this city, will take
place June 8.
The Oquirrh school will give a fine en-
tertainment April 2S and %.
Mr.. Gauffein will succeed Miss Min
ME L. Holt in the Sandy schools.
Mrs. Daft of the Sumner school was
very pleasantly surprised by the pu-
pills Of her room on Tuesday afternoon.
A neat little programme Of songs and
Rotations was rendered, which was
followed by delicate refreshments.
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superintendent Frank Evans of Sum
nit county visited the Lincoln school
on Tuesday.
The Educational club will meet in
the city and county building on Monday
evening at o'clock. Professor w. NJ
Stewart of the university will make an
address.
A most interesting programme was
rendered by pupils of the Provo schools
in the Parker school on Thursday even
ing.
The Emery county summer school
VIII be held at Huntington this year.
and win commence June /, and con-
time two weeks.
The public schools Of Logan closed on
Friday.
a meeting Of the Utah State Kinder
garten association will be held in the
university on Monday afternoon at ,
O'Clock The annual election of officers
viii take place. and matters of import
ance viii come before the association
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The public schools of Price will close
about the middle of May.
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The pupils of Mrs. Barnett's room.
sumner school, gave their teacher a
surprise on Friday afternoon. which
proved to be a very pleasant affair. An
hour Was spent in songs and recita-
tons, added to which were some tooth
some refreshments, to which all did
ample justice.
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On April 80 the citizens of Price will
vote uDon The proposition to erect d
new school building
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The writer was recently shown some
blackboard drawing by Mac Crome. a
pupil IN the sixth grade, Sumner school.
which were excellent. The young man
has u decided talent for drawing
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Principals Alvey. Keller and Mckay,
OF the city schools, Will take a three
days tliT up Cottonwood canyon. at
the clcse OF the school year.