The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-06-14
CIT TEACHERS on VACATION

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Where Virginia school Teachers.
Who Have Ten Weeks Vacation
Will Spent the Interim.
The Virginia schools closed yes
terday for a vacation of about ten
weeks and most of the teachers have
already left for their respective
homes, where they will enjoy a much
needed and a most deserving rest
from their arduous labors of the
past year. Most of these will return
for the 1912 and 1913 term, while
few will enter the bonds of matri-
mony. To these latter The Enter
prise and their many friends in Vir-
ginia wish them happiness and pros
perity through life. In the past the
teachers have labored hard for the
welfare and. advancement of their
pupils and to them full credit is due.
They are corps of thoroughly cap
able and competent educators, and
their return engagement is a most
BETTING recommendation of their
services in the past. Following is a
list Of teachers and where they will
spend vacation time:
superintendent Lafayette Bliss will
spend most of the vacation time at
| home looking after school affairs and
the construction work on the new
Northside school building. In July
he will attend the National Educa-
tional association meeting to be held
In Chicago on July 8.
Minnie J. Crist will spend the va
cation period in California.
Mary E. Cummins will go to Du-
luth.
Harriet E. Wells will spend her
vacation at Faribault.
Ruby s. Cummins will be in Du-
luth the greater part of the time
during the summer months.
Helen Purvis goes to Chataeld,
Mimi.
Lorena McFarlane goes to Column
bia college.
Marguerite Warner will enjoy the
vacation period at Redwood Falls,
MINI.
Ann Finnegan, who came Just re-
Gently to the Virginia schools. goes
to her home at Tracy, MINI.
Clara NJ. Waddick will spend her
vacation in Minneapolis.
Sophie Doe goes to Deronda, Wis.
Mary L. ODER does not expect to
be much further away during vaca-
ton than the Zenith City of the I'm.
sailed Seas.
Ida G. McShane will gather renew.
ed vigor at Hastings, MINI.
Fora Fiandt will spend a few weeks
at Toronto, Canada.
Anna E. Swanson will spend a part
of the period at Minneapolis.
M. Evelyn O'Neill goes to Mineral
Point, Wis.,, She will also be in Mil.
waukee and Chicago part of the
time.
Anne Devaney goes to the Twin
Cities and will be there the create,
part of the time.
Bessie Reid will live close to ma.
ture in the region of Blackjack
MINI.
J. M. Partridge goes to Grand Rap.
ids, MIMI, and will engage in t,lline
the soil there for a few months.
Miss M. Devancy goes to Gle1wo,d
foi' visit.
Adeline McMartin will spend July
and August at Clafemoat, Mimi, and
incidentally will; tract soma.
Zadie Mcdonald expects t, snend
the greater part Of the time quietly
at home at st. Cloud; MINI.
Clara M. Lun lmark will be one OF
the few among the teachers who will
spend the summer in Virginia.
Ruth McNickle will 60 10 Huror.,
South Dakota.
i Emma c. Mork will be in St Peter,
Mimi, and will attend summer
term of school.
Susan C. Holman goes direct to
st. Paul from Virginia, but expects
to make western trip to Seattle
and Portland.
Marion o. West will go to Lincoln,
Neb., and will attend the state uni
versity there for awhile, after which
she will make trip that will include
Yellowstone Park.
Helen Houk will go to Good Thun-
der, MINI.
Olga Fylpa intends to be the great
err part of the time in Chicago.
Emil A. Johnson will visit Kasota
and Austin, this state, and will at
tend summer courses in manual
training at Peoria and at Menominee,
Mich.
Harriet q Small ia poino tn Min.