The daily sentinel., 1910-09-17
HOW TEACHERS
SPENT THEIR
VACATION DAYS

stt~tss tS' SssI ~
Superintendent Allen attended the
National Education association in
Boston. The meeting was strong and
practical. Much attention was given
to physical development. manual
training, domestic science and the
social side Of educational work. Mr..
Allen visited at his old home in I'm
ion Springs on the eastern shore of
Cayuga Lake In central New York.
He spent some time fishing. and one
day caught a fine black bass. He
took several ocean trips, visiting
Marble Head, Plymouth, Province
Provincetuwn and other points. At
ter returning to Colorado he spent
TWO weeks in institute work in Mont
rose aud one week at EuOch's Camp.
High School Principal Cole passed
the summer months on his fine fruit
ranch northwest of this city. Mr..
Cole says that he is big enough and
stout enough to lick any three boys
in the high school
Miss Carrie Lindley. assistant high
school principal. passed the summer
months al her home in Colorado
SPRINGS
Miss Nellie d. Scott spent the sum
mer abroad. She travelled in Italy,
Switzerland, Germany, the low coun-
tries. France, England and Scotland.
She visited ObeTammergau and saw
the celebrated Passion Play
Miss Agusta Reichmuth was in Cal
ifornia sM weeks and passed the rest
of the time at her home in Manitou.
While in California sne visited with
friends in Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco.
Miss Julia c. Taylor visited part
of the time in Denver and other Colo
radU points, and the rest OF the sum
mer raised tomatoes, cucumbers and
cantaluupes and kept house at Brace
bridge Hail, 1883 White avenue.
Miss Julia T. Carlson visited Grip
pie Greek and Glen Park and passed
the remaining time at her Denver
home.
Miss Helen NJ. Decker took a trip
to Washington and Oregon, visiting
the sea coast and the Columbia river,
and enjoyed the remainder of the va
cation at her home in Denver.
Miss Gillpatrick spent most of the
summer camping in the mountains
near Salida, She visited Boulder and
meetings. She also made brief visits.
in Denver, Colorado Springs, La
Junta, Alamosa and other points.
Mr.. Dodds worked on his ranch
near Fruita during the summer, and
about two months ago became the
happy father of little girl. He says
this little girl is the finest peach in
Grand valley.
Miss McGowan enjoyed a pleasant
summer at her home in Ft. Collins.
Miss Ella spent the summer at her
home in Grand junction.
Miss Helen Dewey, principal of the
Lowell School, spent the greater part
of the summer at the home of Mr..
Arthur Bartlett, the young pianist of
Colorado Springs, who will sometime
during the winter give a series of
recitals in the Grand valley. She
also went TO Denver.
Miss Edith Turner spent some of
her time on her homestead near Mack
and was Geveral weeks in Glenwood
Springs.
Miss Thomas spent July in recrea-
ton on Pinion Mesa and the rest Of
her time at her home near this city
Miss Farnham took a trip to Cali
fCrnia and reports a delightful out
ing. She spent most of the time at
Long Beach and visited all points of
interest along the coast.
Mrs. O'Boyle went to Rochester
New York. where she visited her
brother and other relatives.
Mrs. Crosby visited her parents in
Monroe, Iowa, and spent some time
with friends in Des Moines.
Miss Lapham took special kinder
garten work at the University of Chi
Cago for six weeks. While in Chicago
she visited the Field Museum in one
of the exposition buildings of 1898.
She also visited the celebrated art
institute and other places of interest.
She took trip to Canada and visited
relatives in Sarnia. She also went to
Niagara Falls and Detroit after which
she took a lake trip stopping at the
Mackinac Islands.
Miss Aldrieh had a pleasant sum
mcr in the mountains on MIR. Aid
rich's ranch above Meeker.
Miss Wheeler spent portion of
the summer in Big Park on Pinion
Mesa.
Miss Davis went east to her old
home in Pennsylvania.
Miss Collins visited friends in
Meeker and at her old home in Okla
hCma.
Miss Nesbitt spent two months in
Denver and did six weeks work at
THE summer school of the University
Of Denver She took a course in
economies and psychology. She also
spent a few days at Sterling and Mai-
tOu.
Miss Kellogg went to Colorado
Springs and Denver and visited in her
Old home at Rocky Ford
Miss Berg passed the summer at
her home in Colorado Springs,
Miss Tawnev passed the summer
months at McAudTeWs, Colorado, on
N mnmntnin ranch While ILera She