The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-20


w. S. Marks Of Tooele. formerly super
intendent of. public instruction of Fooele
county. was in the city on Wednesday.
The L. D. S. college students and facul-
ty will occupy Saltair May 81.
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The official institute Of Emery county
Will be held at Castle Dale beglnTnlng June ne
{, and lasting two weeks: President }. H.
Paul Viii be one of the instructors.
Dr. J. A Widtsoe of the Agricultural
college, Logan, now at Berlin, as Har-
ward representative, IS expected 10 re-
turn about June 10.
Miss Minnie Bartch, daughter Of Judge
Bartch, who for the past two years has
been student at the Westchester nor
nal school, Pennsylvania, is expected
home the latter part of June.
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Richard Hapgood. a pupil in the Fifth
grade, Sumner school, has been neither
absent nor tardy at school during a pc
Rod Of three years. An excellent record.
The many friends of fdiss Dele Duncan
Lor the past two years connected with
the Lincoln school will regret to learn
that she rs resigned her position ana
will not return nest year She returned
to her home in Colorado on Thursday.
A summer school and official institute
of Sanpete county viii be held IN Mant
beginning July g. and continuing I'VE
weeks a departure from the GSudA IutLu-
cd of instruction IS announced, each
teacher attending choosing one particular
branch of study, completing the same
passing an examination, and being gwen
credit by various examining boards in is
suing licenses TO teach.
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The net receipts from the recent enter
tainment at the Webster school, given
under the auspices of the Art league, were
500. and viii be used in beautiTying the
walls OF the building
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Misses Irene and Inga BjOTlIlund, and
Charlotte WetzeL Of the Lincoln school
we're neither absent nor tardy during the
Superintendent Cooper lectC-ed before
the Sanpete county teachers at Manh on
the tabernacle at that place tn Sunday
afternoon
At the recent entertainment given by
the Sumner school, $165 was cleared,
which will be used to pay of the indebt-
edness on the piano purchased few
months ago.
The Salt Lake county schools viii close
on Friday, May p, commencement exer-
cises will be held in the Salt Lake the
RtTe on Monday, May q. Professor W.
NJ Stewart will deliver the commence
ment address
Principal ". w. Barton If the Sumner
school, has been appointed census emu
uaeratOr for the Nineteenth election dis
trict, and will enter upon his duties June
J. Mr.. Barton is at present employed on
Saturdays in the clothing house of Mr..
Gardner, assisting the patrons Of that
firm in making JudiciOus selections for
Miss Rothschild of the Webster school
contemDlates a visit to st. Paul during
the summer vacation.
An examination of pupils who expect
TO complete the course Of study in the
Salt Lake county schools was held under
the supervision of Superintendent Van
Colt at Murray yesterday.
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The following members of the city. corps
of teachers are teaching vacation schools:
Mrs. Fritz of the Bryant Miss Mitchell
OF the Lincoln, Miss Larsen of the Grant,
Mrs. Banker, Miss IIOffer and Miss Her
man of the Franklin, Mrs Bliss of the
Jackson, Miss Rees of the Wasatch, Miss
Caufheld of the Oquirrh, Mrs. Shepard.
Miss Dunn and Miss McFall OF the Sum
ner, Miss Boyd of the Hamilton, Misses
Paul and Hadley. Of the Webster and Miss
Hutchinson of the Emerson.
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The final meeting of the year of the
Salt Lake county teachers will be held in
the university on Saturday May 20.
Superintendent William Allison of the
Ogden schools, D. H. Adams. principal of
the Madison school and G. A. Eaton prin-
cipal Of the High school, were all in the
Principal Bradford of the Jackson
school, president of the Principals aSSO-
citation Of this city, has been requested
70 call meeting of the principals at 4
o'clock tomorrow for the purpose of max
ing arrangements for the school day at
Saltair, which will probably be June 5.
The following are the exercises of COM
mencement week at the Salt Lake Col
legiate Institute. the preparatory depart
Sheldon Jackson y
to s:
Sunday evening, 7:45 o'clock. First Pres
byterian church, annual address TO grad
uating class and students.
Mo- lay evening, o'clock, assembly
room of the school, class day programme,
Tuesday evening. s o'clock, new school
building, tWenty-ffth anniversary cele-
bration and public reception to Professor
Thursday evening, o'clock, First Pres
byterian church, nineteenth annual grad
uating exercises.
First Presbyterian church, annual reunion
of alumni and reception to Professor
Coyner and class Of 1900
Principal Samuel Doxey of The Ham
uton school, will spend a portion of his
vacation at Pangu1tch, where he is SUI
= perintending the construction OF a school
building.
The following teachers in the city corps
lett the CITY last week 4OE eastern, west
ern and southern points;
Miss Blanche Hindman, Mrs. Robinson,
Miss Belle LansOn and Miss Bessie Viii
hanson, Irving school; Miss a. E Sack
ct and Miss Cox, Jackson school; Misses
Jennie Greene, Jennie DOdson, Blanche
Lawson and Mollie TemDletOn Washing
ton school, Mrs. II. y. TOOker, Miss COch-
ran and Miss Anna Hill, Lowell school;
Misses Snyder and Davis, Webster school;
Misses Hobart and Hawthorne, bryant
school; Miss Kate Moore, LOngfellOw
school; Miss Kate Beal, Grant school;
Miss May Thomas Riverside school; Miss
Hannah McLachlan, Uintah school; Mrs.
f r. Elliott. supervisor Of drawing, city
schools, and Miss Mayne of the OQuirTh
school, and Miss Duncan Of the Lincoln
school
On Monday at p. m. will occur the ju-
Nor class day exercises. On Tuesday at
3 D. m, senior class day exercises, and on
Wednesday at 500 .. m, the High school
commenc sment. The last viii be held in
the opera house, and the two former IN
the High school assembly room.
The pupils who complete the eighth
grade this year in the schools of this
city viii cone from the following build
Ings. The numbers herewith given are
nDDroXimates:
Miss Cora Clark Of the Bryant Will
have 20; Miss Bond of the Jackson, Al;
Mrs Probes of the Sumner, 30, Miss Ar
mold of the Hamilton, %; Miss Lake of
the Emerson, %; Miss Smith of the
ITranI<lin who also has the classes %
Miss Clark of the Lincoln and Miss Crit
fifth OF the Riverside, 30; Mrs Whitaker
Of the Fremont, 20; Misses Shell and Miss
OuaItrough of the Grant, 81; Miss Nash
and Mr.. Pr0sser of the Webster, %: Miss
Scdville of the OquiTrh, 81, Miss Carney
of the WaSatch . Misses Clarahan and
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