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IT INWRECKPLANNING FORTHE INSTITUTEt of Collision ton.ION STATIONW. Martin, of iy, Formerly of sy Railroad, ts*Herald.)r 19.—Twenty-?d, a number of suit of a head-two Southern ains nt 5:40 about 50 feet nee-to the Cap* is to the new was killed and nJuries of any a).he cause of the which *had just uml for Char* nve traveled what Is knownIt Will Be Held From January ti to 10 Inclusive.AN INNOVATION THIS YEARMost of Morning 8e*ilom Will Be Held At Broadway 8chool, and the Teachers Grouped According to Grades—other School Matters.ck, but at the the train pass-.ilch from the t ie north bound j i one track fo c without (he 1011 • TJk» train funnel without £ fhe mistake.d the funnel; 'n into engine-m i lie Express.; * damaged and d. The injured dials, their in-ally of broken » and bruises, trod hail from n' Virginia.superintendentany. formerlyimberland Val-t statement in h should have i came to be nystery. The,Massachusetts!At a meeting of the Hoard of Schoolcommissioners held yesterday alter-uoon the appointments of the following teachers were confirmed: Ellis Richards. Hancock-; Ruth C. Firey, assistant. Ringgold; Mamie Sleek, assistant. Chewsvillc;Florence Feldman, Eakle’s►*i IJ1.Miss Bessie Martin, of Antietam Building, teacher of first grade was promoted to third grade, made vacant by the resignation of Miss Leah SchIn-del. Miss Katherine Futterer, assistant at Maugansville, was appointed tothe school made vacant by Miss Marlin’s resignation. This change will be made as soon as it can be corrvenieill3* arranged and due notice -will be givenby the superintendent.One resignation was received and accepted, Mamie Steck, Ringgold.The Teachers* Institute will- be held from January (5 to 10 inclusive, which will give two days for leaching after I the Christmas holidays before the in-:st if life ‘begins. 'At Hie Institute this year most of(he morning .sessiona will be held at I he Broadway -School and the teachers grouped according (o grades, efc., and an instructor will ad dross them upon ‘ the particular work in which they are! engaged. The school officials claim that heretofore the instruction has been of a general character am! failed io produce the best resulis. The afternoon sessions will be in the Courthouse and the usual night lectures will also he given.The treasurer was instructed to pay the teachers and all incidental expenses next Saturday for the fall term, whlcli ended November 15. after all reports have hern filed nnu frmvwiHon. Will has been I States Sena in Water bin her 12th, 11 the town studied law, in 1867. StREV.MADThree IbI Weste la
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Morning Herald
Hagerstown, Maryland, US
Wed, Nov 20, 1907
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