The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03

The eighth grade at the oquirrh
school will take an outing at Saltair
tomorrow.
DR.. J. F. Millspaugh is expected to
visit Salt Lake the latter part of this
manth.
T. n. Smith. for the past year prin-
cipal Of Hungerford academy, SPRING
vile, viii have charge of the New Jer-
sey academy. Logan, the coming year.
c. A. Ferris of Saginaw. Mich. is in
the city for a few days.
Miss Louise Harrison of the River
side school is spending the summer
in Oakland. Cal.
c. IT. Worth, who was principal or
the Kamas school during the past year,
has sufficiently recovered from an at
tack of rheumatism TO be discharged
from the hospital a fact that his
friends are glad to learn.
Mrs. Adella n. Todd, who has taught
in the Hungerford academy, Spring
vile, viii attend the University of Cal
ifornia the coming school year.
The eighth grade graduates from the
Lowell school spent a very pleasant
day al Saltair on Friday.
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Professor @. H. Brown of Ocmulgee,
Indian Territory, viii assume the prin-
cipalship Of the SpringvilIe, Utah,
academy next year. and will enter upon
his duties in September.
Miss Helen Rothschild of the Web
ster school will leave for the east on
Wednesday, to spend the summer.
Commencement exercises of the Col
legiate Institute begin today. This
evening at the First Presbyterian
church, the annual address to the grad
uating class and students will be
given.
J. n. Smith, recently principal of the
Hungerford acaGeny, Springville, will
attend the Chicago Institute this sum-
mer.
South Bountiful under the principal
ship Of T. T. Hcwells. furnished six
graduates for the university this year.
Mr.. Howells expects to teach at Cen
terville the coming year.
The graduates from the eighth grade
at the Bryant gave their friends a
banquet on Friday evening. The whole
scheme was happily conceived and sue
cessfuily carried out.
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Miss Sue Clark Of the Lincoln school
entertained most delightfully."- her grad
yates from the eighth grade at her
home on Friday evening. The young
people are lavish in their praise of Miss
Clark as a hostess.
The next regular examination of ap-
plicants for certificates to teach in the
schools Of Salt Lake county will be
held in the school building in District
No. p, Murray, beginning at 800
o'clock on Friday. June 8.
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Tie following volumes have recently
been added to the Utah State Public
School library: Four volumes Library
Encyclopedia, department of law. Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Programme
OF Institutes" West Virginia, National
Educational Association Convention. I"
and Helen Keller Souvenir" and
Eleven English Authors"
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a meeting of Ehe state board of ed
ucatlon was held in the office of State
superintendent Park yesterday, all
members being present excepting Prin-
cipal BenniOn of the southern normal.
Upon request, state certificates were
issued to D. A. Mcmillan Murray
Adelaide Spencer, Taylorsville; Z. e.
Caldwell, city; Willard Israelson, Ivy
rum; John Z. Christensen, Ephraim;
Jacob Magleby, Monroe J. W. Faris.
Logan, and J. NJ Bishop, Ogden. A
high school diploma was granted H.
". Ring, Ogden, and a grammar grade
certificate to Olivia L. Nielsen,
Ephraim.