The daily sentinel., 1910-09-26
Teachers Spent the
Vacation

SHARON, ONO, Wnere Sne visited ehr
parents amid the familiar scenes of
childhood.
Mr.. w. G. Hirons, principal of the
Hawthorne school. passed the sum-
mer pleasantly with his family in the
mountains near Baxter Pass on Mr..
Tawney's ranch.
Mrs. Maude Lyon spent her vaca-
ton in the east. After remaining
some time in Chicago she visited at
her former home in Kankakee. III.
Miss Wayne Norine took her sum
mer's outing in California visiting in
Los Angeles and other places. She
took a trip TO the Catalina Islands
and experienced everything that be-
longs to sea voyage. Last year Miss
Norine taught in Morenci, Arizona.
She had a pleasant year there, but
prefers Grand Junction.
Miss Rita Andrews visited in Lead
Vile, her former home. where she
taught three years in the public
schools.
Miss Agnes Dodson spent the sum-
mer at Colorado Springs.
Miss Bessie Brown reports sum-
mer of delightful rest and recreation
at a ranch in Big Park and amid the
inspiring scenery of Pinion Mesa.
Miss Anna strang enjoyed the sum
mer at her home in Montrose.
Miss Sadie Daniel enjoyed the cool
and pleasant weather and the mag
nificent scenery of Colorado Springs.
Miss Mamie Forty. principal of the
Emerson school. spent the summer
at her home in this city.
Miss Margaret Mcconnell, after Wis
iting her home in Salina. Kansas, for
two months, enjoyed one month with
friends in Colorado Springs.
Miss Agnes Gigax visited in Paola,
Kansas, her old home. While there
she attended several sessions of the
chautauqua meetings.
Miss Myrtle Palmer had the pleas
ure of camping and fishing two weeks
at Avon in Eagle Canon.
Miss Frances Strock remained at
her home in this city.
Miss Louisa Allen went to Denver
re exceesi,r attended the Christian En-
deavor convention at Sterling. She
also visited with sister near Canon
City and spent part of the summer on
her homestead near Iona.
Miss Beulah Van Buren, divided her
time between her home in this city
and her homestead east of Clifton. lt-
Miss Grace Greenfield passed the
summer months in Fruita and on her
homestead near Mack.
Miss Lillian Weckel enjoyed the
bracing atmosphere and beautiful
scenery of Cripple Creek and Colo
RADIO Springs.
Miss Ada Copeland. principal of the
Bryant and Riverside schools, took
an extensive trip through Idaho. Ore
gon and Washington. While she was
in, Seattle she was much interested
visiting the ,navy yard. The Colorado
was in dry, dock and she enjoyed the
opportunity of visiting this large bat
tleship. - cr.sf
Miss Hope C. Taylor visited sister
in Arizona. ta5
Miss Ethel Peck enjoyed trout fish
ing on Hannah creek.
~ Miss Elizabeth Sheridan went to
the west coast spending her time
pleasantly in San Francisco, Los An
geles, Seattle, Portland. Victoria and
several other points. She visited the
universities of Leland Stanford and
Berkeley.
Miss Lois Wheeler enjoyed the
e. summer with some Of her lady friends
In cabin in Big Park.
Miss Harriet Mouiton. supervisor
of music, passed the summer in Grand
Junction and on her ranch near Cliff
ton She is one of the residents Of
Bracebridge Hall. 1853 White avenue.
Miss Mary Nissen. supervisor of
sewing. took six weeks course In the
normal summer school at Greeley
studying domestic science and spe-
cializing in sewing.
Mr.. Fred Bacon, supervisor of pen
manship, at the close of school left
for his fine ranch in Plateau valley.
He also had delightful outing In
the lake country of the Grand Mesa,
hunting and fishing.
Mr.. Benjamin McElroy. supervisor
of manual training. remained at home
in this city. He fitted up the new
room for manual training and also
worked two weeks at carpentery
work. He made a brief trip with his
family to Glenwood Springs.
Miss Lenore Watkins spent her
summer abroad She visited Scot
land, England, Germany. Italy, Swift
erland and France. She attended the
Passion Play at Oberammergau. The
weather was pleasant during her en-
tire trip and she was not sick either
going or coming. Scotland and Switz-
erland are her favorite countries of
those which she visited on her vaca-
ton trip. She enjoyed gondola rid
ing in Venice and the famous picture
galleries in different cities. She was
impressed with the extent of the
Roman forum and the number of
ruins existing there. The houses
with statues, bronze vases and foun-
tains which have been preserved in
Pompeii and Herculaneum give
good idea of home Me in those cities
two thousand years ago.
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