The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-03
Summer Institute
At Fredericksburg

Institute Is In session. There are two a
dormitories conveniently situated with
reference to the building in which the 4
sessions OF tho Institute will be heidi
Both buildings are lighted with electric-#
tty, have good sanitary arrangements.
and long Distance telephone connection
Those who board hero will BIO expected Y
TO bring bed-clothing. towels and nap
kins. Board includes table, ROOM, light.
and attendance. Board can also be SCI I
cured In private families for $500 dur u
Ing the session Of the Institute. The
local manager will, upon application, as-
sist In making necessary arrangements
for board. @ s
In addition to the National Cemetery
Maryes Heights, General Leo's Head a
quarters during the battle OF Frederi cks y
burg, Stafford Hills, and innumerablo
other places OF historic Interest In and
around tho city. at very little extra COST
teachers will have opportunity to visit
charlottesville, Spotsyvnnia Courthouse
tho Wilderness, and other battlefields.SS
They will also have opportunity for @
trip to Richmond, to Washington, q nd Q. Y
delightful riao on tho Rappahannochl4S
which passes through. what many be-
lieve to be, tho most beautiful part Or
Virginia. @
Tho steamboat will give q one- half
ratio. The railroads will give a special
ratio for tho round trip. Teachers de
string this special rate must present 70 II
.#the agent at starting point q registra1ionli
card, which will be furnished on apply cn a.
4 ton to tho local manager. It Will be-
necessary to have q separate card forzzi
each road travelled over, and tenc hers
are advised to state in their appfica ton
tho number Of cards desired, and over
what roads they will travel. s,sSsS
The time for the Institute IS necessarily
short and tho course OF work extenslye.st
4 fes, t,v,pn Y1t
the benefit OF every lecture. Tho lec-HfS
/ lures will begin ut 8 a. Nj, June 29th.sf
and all teachers are urged to be present.
OF that time. s. 81
Teachers are requested to register MS q;
early as possible after their nrrt val
Upon tho payment OF the tuition rec stheys
will be enrolled In such courses as $tn leys
desire. The conductor and instruc toraN
will gladly assist In tho selection Of an
appropriate course. ss ass
Tho following Will compose the t CORDS
of Instructors:
p. II. Russell. state School Examiner.$
First Circut-Conductor and instructor
In Civil Government. Bel
w. N. Hamlet. Professor Of Science
Richmond City High school---Physioal s8
Geography physics. Elementary 2 srii-S
Miss Virginia Reynolds, formerly ofs (:
tho State Female Normal ses f,a.,G
W
II. L. Bridges, superintendent Public
Schools, Gloucester county zebra. s.
S. History. s455 \.
Miss NJ. r. Higgins, Department Of
Mathematics Fredericksburg College
Arithmetic English History. Ss,s3.S
Miss NJ Lnylnia Critz Department OF
English, Roanoke High school-Englislls
Grammar, Rhetoric.
Miss Rosa A. Marks. Normal q Depart
rnent, Richmond City choos---- ~
Methods, Reading, Spelling.
John r. Rosebro. Vice President Fred - IS
ericksburg College-Genernls History. "a us
tory Of Virginia. ~ ,s S3G
Miss Bette Murfee, Graduate OF State
Female NORMAL School, Teacher 4s$ In
Schools Of Prince Edward county- -1-'tEt W
Ing. Writing. .822
p. Noff, President Lafayette COLI
lege, Alabama-Physiology. Pedagogy
Miss VII. snrleo, Special Instructor
IN Manual Training in Norfolk City and
Norfolk county schools-Afanual Ira 81
ing. Il. sSSlssssS5
It is suggested that tenchers maze
their arrangements as early as possible
For catalogue and all informal ton as to-
local arrangements address B P. w llis,s
Local Manager, Fredericksburg, Va. Wv