The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29

D. S. l. Mccorkle of the Park City
schools was in the city yesterday.
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Miss Watson, teacher from Hold
redge, Neb., was visitor at the Lin
coin school on Monday.
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John Spray, former graduate Of the
Oquirrh school, visited his alma mater
last week.
Masses Matilda Lindberg. Ida Davis.
Estelle Dunford and Josephine Ekman
were visitors at the state department
of public instruction on Friday.
President Cuff Of the Brigham Young
academy, Provo, was in the city yester-
day.
Professor E,A. harrington of the Salt
Lake college visited the Oquirrh school
on THURSDAY.
Miss Martin of the Grant school was
most pleasantly SURPRISED by her pu-
pills last Friday afternoon. 4 lunch
was prepared and served by her pupils.
An invitation was also extended to the
teachers Much credit is due the pupils
for the excellent manner in which they
served their guests.
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Probably about twenty persons at
tended the mothers meeting at the
Franklin school on Friday afternoon.
The primary purpose for this meeting
was to discuss means for the final set
Element for the new piano 1t was de-
cided to give the art exhibit Thursday,
May 10. during the afternoon and even
ing. An executive committee, consist
ing of Mrs. Thompson, Mis-. Fisher,
Mrs. F'oulger, Mrs Allen, Mrs. Sinclair
and Mrs. Price was appointed. It is
confidently expected that the exhibit
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programme given at the recent success
full entertainment will be repeated
Ice cream, candy and lemonade
booths will furnish refreshments for the
evening.
The Sumner school will give a festival
on the afternoon of May IL, and also
on the afternoon and evening of May
II. The proceeds will be devoted to the
piano fund.
Supervisor Elliott will deliver the
next lecture in the art series at the
university laboratory on Friday even
ing.
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school win spend a portion Of his vaca-
ton in southern Utah.
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The state board OF education has just
published an outline of requirements
for state examinations, for the infoTma-
ton Of such as may desire to undergo
an examination for state certificates
and diplomas.
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Miss Gwin and Mrs. Warner Of the
Fremont school were visitors at the
Lincoln school on Friday.
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Principal W. w. Barton of the Sum-
ner school, who has valuable mining in
tereSts at Stateline, will spend a few
weeks at that place during the sum-
mer.
The Bryant Literary held fits last
yearly meeting Friday afternoon, and
after brief programme, had the pleas
ure Of listening to Miss Emmel1ne
Wells, who spoke to them in an inter
esting manner.
Mrs. Emily Calderwood, Who was alb
sent from school a week ago on account
Of the illness of her little daughter re-
turned to her work at the Bryant Mon
day. The little one has entirely recoy-
cred.
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Professor. Stewart of the university
spoke before the Salt Lake county
teachers yesterday. Subject: The New
Movement In Education, and How It
May Be Carried Out In the Public
Schools
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The Eighth grade at the Summer
school INDUCED in a debate on Friday
upon the tariff question, which devel-
oped much research and resulted in
great profit to the pupils. The vote
stood 10 to II in favor of a protective
tariff.
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The pupils of Miss Dunn's room at
the Sumner school gave their teacher
a very pleasant surprise on Friday af-
ternOOn. Immediately at the close of
school, preparations were made and
Miss Dunn was invited to a table
loaded with delicacies, and which COM
pletely surprised her. The teachers of
the upper grades. together with Prin-
cipal Barton, were invited. and a most
enjoyable time was had
University Notes.