The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-28

. .,-erts' meeting of more than OTdi-
,srv interest was held at the Lincoln
Het.oo1 on Friday afternoon, about sew
st,--fiye patrons being present. Mr.. Wes7-
- h. announcing the programme, called
So Professor Giles to test the merits ol
p1.nevv piano and his skillful msnipIia-
80 of the Instrument brought forth ap-
t-sIieo A vocal duet by Misses Florence
nd MAY POulton was nearby enjoyed,
an - the recitation by little Miss Bar
ia Long. Miss Clara Foster pleased her
tearprs with a violin SOLO, ana was IolloW-
tv. Miss Clark who rendered very ac-
tu+sbIy a Scotch recitation. Miss Flor
- Foster sang in excellent voice a solo,
beinr succeeded by professor Giles IN a
humorous recitation, responding 70 2
iC9r+y encore. Refreshments were served
Ia a social hour passed most pleasantly,
me piano fund was considerably in
creased.
Miss Walsh of the Bryant school was
absent from her duties on Tuesday ana
Wednesday of last week, by reason of the
5,+h of her grandfather. Miss Walsh
Wa kindly remembered by her pupils and
the Bryant corps, VINO sent her several
T,uouets of beautiful flowers.
%Uez Katie and Nellie Canning. daugh-
tere Of councilman Canning, are students
ct St MaTy's academy
The Fremont corps of teachers have
-bosen Hinsdale's Art Of Study as one OF
the treatises TO be read in their reading
circle.
Mrs. Samuel Weitz visited the rooms
caught by Misses Clayton and Greer, Bry
ant school on THURSDAY,
Aftewall WOoltOn, former superintend-
erf of public instruction, Wcsatch county,
was a caller at the state superintendent
office last Thursday
Superintendent Cooper will address the
teachers of the city in the High school
sssembIy room on Saturday morning
%,y g at II o'clock. Subject, character
Building in the Public schools"
state Superintendent NIcVicker address
cd the citizens Of Richfeld last Monday
evening.
closed by reason of the prevalence of scar
Jet fever, are expected to resume work to-
i morrow. o. o. o
Misses Zoe Wells and Mary Christen-
son teachers in the Sandy schools, visited
the Lincoln school on Thursday and Fri
day
The Bryant Literary society has organ
ized with the following officers: President,
Joseph Felt. vice president Duncan Bev-
er;jge, secretary, vera Lynn. Motto,
Not how much, but how we'll"
Superintendent Aird. the three Wooten
brothers. Miss Gray and Miss Lindsay of
the Heber City schools We're visitors at
the Grant two days this week.
An additional teacher has been assigned
20 the Washington school, by reason of
increased attendance.
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The officers Of the eighth grade Literary
society at the Oquirrh school are Miss
Adelaide Odell, president, and Miss Hat
tie Trcmayue, secretary. This school re-
cpived visits last week from Mr.. Wootton,
Miss Felt and Miss Gray OF the Heber
Cit! schools.
The Lowell school has purchased a new
piano.
IT, VI. Arid principal of the Heller City
schools. and county superintendent of Wa
satoh county was a visitor at the Lowell
Teachers from Lehi and East Jordan
were also visitors.
Mrs. Annie Gray of the Heber City
grades At the Bryant on Thursday
Professor ". 6. Roylance of the uni
versity spoke before the principals of the
county building yesterday. Subject,
'tlyicz and History
Superintendent F. 3. Cooper will ad-
dress the Salt Lake County Teachers
association the new university on Sat
urday. Nov. To-
Principal Van Cott Of the Farmers ward
schools Was a visitor at the Webster
school on Thursday.
State Superintendent Mcvicker return
81 from her southern trip Friday even
ing Among places visited were Loa.
M4yue county, Marysville. Piute county;
Sewer county.