Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-31
RAYMOND, CANADA.
OPENS WITH
PROMISING OUTLOOK
Faculty Composed of Graduates of
Prominent Educational
institutions.
lspeelal correspondence. )

Ns'INsidia NzViiSs'IDoHucHGt.p
Raymond. Alberta Oct 2l.-The new
school, the Taylor stake academy. MAS
opened on Monday last with an enrol
ment Of about so students
While that number seems small IL
is in fact very satisfactory, according
10 Principal Bramwell, because OF the
prospects OF It's soon being augmented
by additions that will incra,, "a he NJ
tendance to approximately l25. 1ig
e}Ihe building, which Is Of imported
Dressed red brick. with grey stone
trimmings, Is not. yet finished. but n
sShlicient number Of rooms on the seq.
ond fioor We're put into such shape that
classes can be conducted In them and
me expectation is that Within a week
me whole building will be practically
finished. The building Is a beauty and
standing as it does on the towns chief
est eminence, furnishes an elegant I'M
tproSement. which compels the admira-
tloil of townspeople and visitors alike
The Institution has an excellent fac
uity. Mt the head OF which stands Err
nest Bramwcll, b. a., b. Did. who
coaches English and cyics. Milford
Wooif OF Caidston. who possesses
iliTst,class professional ccrtiticate.tcacl-
eS history and literature Ward L. Tan
i'er. b. A.. of Tooele, has the depart
incnt OF science and mathematics. G.
II. ursenbach of Salt Lake CITY. is
director of music in chorus. band ana
orchestral work. Miss Pearl Wright.
,Richiield. teaches domestic arts. Mrs.
Baker of Raymond teaches piano, voice
ana physical education. Mrs Baker
is graduate of ono of the leading Ca
madam musical conscrvatories. The
instructor in manual training has not
yet been selected, but will be in the
near future. The building will be well
equipped both for mental and physical
education. while the spiritual, OF course
VIII not only not be neglected. but will
be made special feature. There will
be an excellent library installed, and
While Its inception will be modest
one. there are r,iinors to the effect that
one of our public spirited citizens viii
cndow II. and that it will be up to date
"iii every particular. The Y. NJ and Y
l.. Mutual Improvement associations of
the stake will equip the gymnasium
with the very latest and fullest ap-
paratus for physical education. The
stake Primary associations have al
ready supplied the piano, and the sew
eral 1uorums Of the priesthood will
each equip a class room so that every
thing In the way of interior furnishings
is assured, and that Of excellent quality.
The school spirit is manifcsting itself
In the selection of class presidents. class
, notices and banners. and it may be
that soon some evi-mindcd genius will
invent Economical class yell. Prin-
cpal Bramwell Is clatcd with the
prospect OF establishing an Institution
for education that will make Its In
fuence felt and Its name known
throughout. the province. as well as In
our own community. Our newly ar
rived educators like the country and
express a high opinion of its future.
The sugar factory begins its seasons
run next Monday. Tho beet crop is
| light. owing to the 'drouth.
| This morning the community was
shocked to hear OF the death of Mrs
| Annie Piepgrass. wife OF Fred Pep
| grass Deceased was Il daughter of
the late John T. and Annie BUTLER
| Hicks of Murray. and with her husband
came to Canada in 1901. She leaves
| five children. her husband, and several
brothers and sisters to mourn her early
departure, she being but So years of
ago ut the time Of her dcmsie. The
sympathy of the people will go out to
Mr.. Piepgrass ana his children in this
hour OF sorrow. Az