The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-08

The first meeting OF the new school
year. called for yesterday Inorning =
pathy with his family. The new super
intendent made a most excellent and
the adjournment. eulogizing the presi-
dent as man and n statesman. The
form Of 10 Se5Gafn ~SS PTe ea9q ao one
OF the High school. and Superintendent
Christensen anno1uced a meeting icr
next saturday morning at JC O'CLOCK
At a business meeting of the principals
which was held Yesterday morning IN
general meeting the matter CT making
some effort - have an eXhioit rom the
discussed. The superIntendent urged that
steps be taken toward preparing Tor such
an exhibition, even though che time be
Some excellent drawing were prepared
by Mrs. Elliott near the close of school
last year for this purpose, and doubtless
there will be much work found TO be
suitable for the other lines.
hiss Pollock. the new primary super
visor, held a meeting Of the teachers of
.nsfnIv for the bf,rsft Of thoSe r1svg 10
the corps. and was designed to give them
some idea Of the plans at present In
vogue In the city SCHOOLS. Miss Pollock
made most pleasing impression on the
teachers, and many were present who viii
Miss Pollock = permanently located at
. Seventh East street.
Meetings were held n the various build
fngs yesterday afternoon preparatory to
the opening of school The plans OF the
principals were untolded, the points OF
interest noted. and everything made
ready for an early ana earnest start on
Monday morning. tt Is expected that
fuU DAYS work NAV be accomplished
done Ii will De cue to the tireless energy
nj bee
In their respective buildings in some in
stances for a week past
Among the teachers who viii be missed
by their friends and associates in the
and Miss bo1d Of the Jackson Both were
most cons ,iendous and painstaking
teachers, and through long experience
schools. Mss Bond left Thursday for
Chicago, where she will take q normal
course for the next year, and Miss Drew
remained in California, to take a years
training in the normal school at S.,n
Jose.
Professor Young, whose connection
with the schools dates back nearly ten
teachers yesterday. Had il been known
when the handwriting was taking place
81 the reception to Mr.. Cooper last spring
that Mr.. Young was leaving the city
demonstrations in his honor would not
have been lacking Mr.. YouEg's friends
and that means all the teachers in the
work with him in the past ten years -
will DC glad to learn that he holds q lire
position in LenightOn, Pa
Another was added to Salt Lakes prI-
vete schools during the past week Miss
Charlotte NJ Hayden, who has been for
so many years connected win tns pri-
mary department of Rowland lIall. and
opened school last Monday IN tha Eigh-
Seenth Ward school house, at the corner
dance of about forty-five pupils. Miss
Hayden's many friends will wish her
great success in her new line
Mrs Carl Badger-formerly Miss Rose
Jenkins, of the Webster school --hter-
tanned tho teachers of thaJ school on
Thursday evening last. delightful
nets were served and enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Keller, Mr..
and Ms. Prosser. Mr.. and Mrs. Wese.
Miss May Davis Mr.. Dorn.a., Miss Grace
Snyder, Mrs. NJ. z. Mckay Miss Clara
Cooper. Mrs Anna burton. the Misses
Clark, Miss Anna Nash and Miss Badger.
State Superintendent Nelson went to
Manu during the week. but viii return
70 duty in day or two.
Supervisor Elliott is expected IN town
Miss Cora Clark, for so many years
identified with the Bryant school. goes to
the Webster.
uey rejoice 10 see them in better POSI-
lions in the High school.
State superintendent Nelson has sent
out a lette. 70 the superintendents of the
various counties urging them to make
preparations for the educational exhibit
at the coming state fair
Pictures of the school buildings either
graphs are asked fo-. Maps showing the
products of the different counties, either
in writing or indicated by specimens OF
products themselves. ~.
and "a manual suggestive OF the mode oS
preparation is sent 20 each of -he county
schools.
Miss Houghton, for years of the Oqulrrn
corps. has opened a studio on Main
above Daynes' music store, where she in
tends to have classes in music for teach
tention to the system in use in the city
schools.
Miss Trollah B. Logan. formerly of the
Hamilton school. went to Seattle yes
terday morning. where she takes posi-
ton under Superintendent Cooper.
: Miss smythen. OF the Lowell. who is
just recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever. expects TO Do able to return to
school In about two weeks.
The Misses MCGUIRE. of the Madison
school in Ogden, we're visitors in town
yesterday.
Miss Vimont. of the training school.
returned Friday from Chicago, where she
has been taking the summer normal
course In the University of Chicago. Miss
Ximont's address is 100 North West
TEMPLE.
Hiss Nellie Powers. of the Webster
corps last year. has accepted position
In the schools OF Spokane.
Miss Antoinette Brown. of the FIRE.
mont, has sent in her resignation, mean
ing 70 remain at her homs in Iowa for
the year.
The many friends of Miss Hoag of the
Lowell school. Will be glad TO learn thai
she is recovering rapidly from her recent
Illness. and expects 70 be able to take
Up her work ~ another week.
Miss Harold. OF the Lincoln school.
returned Friday from her home in Woos-
te-. Ia, where she haG spent the sum
uner.
Miss Althea Wheeler. for some years OF
the OQui-Th corps. leaves during the
month for Columbia college. where she
viii take course in domestic science
Miss Bessie Kim5aU OF the training
Fchool. spent the summer sojourning in
the east. visiting Chicago, Buffalo and