The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-09

dnce against the present ruling, however,
fell on the heads Of the various Drinci-
pals. who feel that they have had
hard week. hany changes have taken
place IN the teaching corps, but the new
clement Is rapidly becoming a part Oh
the old. and I'll things will work harmo-
niousiy, X is hoped, Tor the remainder OF
the year.
The many friends of Miss Barbara
Hoffer viii rejoice 10 learn that she re-
turns tomorrow TO her old position at
the Franklin school. Miss Hotter lett
the city corps to accept a government
position in the northwest. and filming that
the climate there did not agree with her,
she desired 10 return TO Sait Lake.
Among the changes which occur in the
various schools are the transfer OF Miss
Hahn of the Lincoln 10 the Wasatch in
the place OF Mrs. Davis, who has re-
signed; the transfer of Miss Caldwell
from the Bonneville TO the Washington
school i'm the place of Mrs. Laker the
appointment OF Mrs. TOnilinsOn to a
permanent position at the Bonneville
scl0Ol, the transfer of Miss Williamson
from the Irving 10 the Lowell, and the
appointment of Miss LeOnore Sampson,
formerly of the training school, to the
position at the Hamilton made vacant by
the resignation of Miss McMasters.
The teachers and patrons of the Lin
coin district gave Mr.. Webster a SUI
prise at the his home or Friday evening.
Dr. Whitney. medical supervisor for
the board OF education, is sending out to
health Of the children. Among these are
the following: All pupils in good health
should 20 out at recess and remain out
during the entire time unless prevented
by bad weather. Hats should be worn
on the playground AT least two windows
must be opened at the recesses and the
noon hour for a period Of no less than
two minutes. srd for one minute during
physical exercises.
serious accident happened at the
Grant school during the past week, when
destruction besS'l the Winged Victory
which has graced the corridor for more
than a year. The boys and girls of the
senool. however, are quick TO rally TO
the cause. and have already decided that
the work shall be replaced.
Following is the programme of the
Teachers Reading Circle, which viii
house Feb. 10, 1902, at p m: Song, Big
Cottonwood school: 'Herbart and His
Education Professor D. NJ. Todd;
"Froebe.." g. NJ. &sushford; song, Miss
Melvina Brinton; discussion of the novel
In His. STEPS" first, Setting and
Purpose" Miss Ida Parratt: second,
Merit and Comparison" Miss Alice
Horkin: song, Big Cottonwood school. By
resolution OF tho society, teachers and all
others interested in education are cordial-
~ invited 10 attend The members of
the society will please notice that the
date of the meeting has been postponed
10 Thursday evening to meet existing
conditions.
Ehe following is the programme of the
eighth grade literary society of the
Franklin school given last Friday after
noon: Song by the school, Battle Hymn
R3mpton: address, Mr.. Samuel Russell;
duet. Nellie Thompson and Lyle Hall;
comic reading. Stella Johnson; the
Journal. by Editor Samuel Risley
A very enthusiastic parents meeting
was held at the Webster on Friday. Mr..
WetzeIi, assisted by Mrs. WetzeE, fur
nished music. Professor G. NJ. Marshall
gave a very instructive talk on Home
Literature for School Children
The children in the beginners class at
the Fremont made humble expression
OF their sorrow and sympathy TO the
family of Mr.. Salt FOR the death OF their
little son, Gordon, by presenting a beauti-
ful bouquet Of flowers. Gordon was one
Of the brightest and most pleasant boys
in the C.ass.
The Pathfinder society OF the Fremont
school held an election of officers Fri
dav with the following result: President.
Robert Alexander; vice president. Gilbert
Amos. secretary, Lurrine Miles; treasu
er Vernico Burton; sergeant-at-arms,
Rooms T. s and y of the Franklin
school were Notorious I'm the various
spelling matches by some close margins.
Notwithstanding the scattered condition
OF the Uintah district and the abundance
of mud. only four OF the little tots of
room l were absent or tardy during the
past week.
Mrs Josephine Ekman Fisher made an
interesting and practical talk on Edwin
Landseer and his paintings to the teach
ers or the Fremont school last Monday.
There will be a parents meeting at the
Franklin school on the occasion of Wash
ingtOn's birthday.
Among the visitors at the Jackson
school last week were: Misses Birdie
Vincent. May Crane, Professor J. NJ.
Mills. Lynn Clayton. Mrs. WeisnOr Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. WilSoX. Mrs. Lavender.
Mrs. Leach. Mrs. Waddingham, Mrs.
La Belle. Mr. Evans and Mr.. Christensen
We're among the callers at the Franklin
last week.
Miss Mort has been doing substitute
work in the Jackson school an week.
Miss Boyd Of the Lowell school was
absent through illness on Friday, and
her place was filled by Mrs. Bailey
Miss Parrv of the Grant school is still
unable TO return TO her duties, and Mrs.
Tayi5r Is filling her place.
Miss Simpson and Mrs Brooks have
been substituting at the Union school all
the week for Hiss Loda, whose illness has
kept her at home for that time.
Mr.. Elliott supplied at the Emerson
schooi one day during The week for Miss
Rowberry.
Mrs. Brooks has done substitute work
At the Grant school for Miss Lloyd. VINO
returns to her work on Monday
Mrs. Griggs. one of the patrons of the
Fremont, invited some of the teachers 10
supervisor Wetzell held a most in
structive meeting for the teachers of the
beginners and first grade last Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Prossei assumed her position as
principal of the Longfellow school on
"Wednesday morning, the position having
been filled by Mrs. BlakeIy during the
intervening days.
The friends Of Miss May Davis Of the
Webster school aud Mrs. Davies, former
teacher there. Wit learn with regret Of
-Ene death of their mother. which took
place Lass Tuesday.
DR.. Whitney visited he Oquirrh on
Tuesday
The eighth grade Of the Riverside school
enjoyed the plas OF Julius Caesar to-
gcther. turning out about fifteen strong
f0= the evening performance.
A number If the High school studeii :
former pupils of the Emerson school
visited that school during the week.
Miss knudsen did substitute work AZ
the Grant i'm the place of Miss Lloyd two
DAYS of the past week.
Mrs. McCGne. a patron of the LEVEL
school WAS visitor there on Wednes-
dav.
Primary Supervisor Pollock was a vel
come visitor at the Oquirrh on WedEes-
Monday Miss Barbara Hotter will be-
Gene "a member of our teaching corps.
She will have b at the Jackson.
Superintendent Christensen and MIR.
Geoghegan of the board of education
were welcome visitors at the Emerson
school last tues lay.
Mrs. Blazer Mrs. Richard Shannon and
Mrs. Wares Goss visited the Uintah dur
ing the week.
some Oauirrh visitors during the past
week were Mesdames G.. Brown, Kimbsll.
Walden. Wilson. FosteviI, Shannon and
Langton and Miss Stella Beattie
Supervisor WetZeli spent yesterday in
Heber City, addressing the teachers OF
Wasatcn county on the subject OF music.
J. IL Coombs assumes tine principalship
Of the Lincoln school tomorrow morning.
William c. Give was a c;sitor at the
Lowell school on Tuesday