Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893 Excerpt: ... All is not plain nor well at Plainwell. There seems to be blood on the moon. Almont's heating toiler failed them and school suspended for a fortnight or so. Prin. W. N. Ferris, of Big Rapids, lectured to the people of McBride December 2d. Alma school-board hires a teacher in music, and makes the study compulsory. Crystal Falls school has organized a lyceuui, and gives a Carlton program Dec. 20. There are H2,3i7 volumes in the University library besides 15,980 unbound pamphlets The reading circle is very nourishing in Kent county. Regular systematic work is done Hillsdale seniors secured Madamo Fry concert troup for an evening's entertainment. Commr. Jamison, of Isabella, reports grading schools as very popular in his county. Midland T. A., Dec. 3, was largely at tended. Judge Hart took part in the discussion. Prin. Hills, of Pentwater, gave a good argument for township school district at the Oceana T. A. Sewing for the town, grades and military drill for high school are on the way for Adrian schools. Owosso has added 12 new school rooms in the past three years. There are now 34 teachers employed. Log District, No. 12, township of Augusta, was the first in township to raise "old glory" over the schoolhouse. Quincy zoology class took a trip to the slaughter house and held a post-mortem examination of a "critter." The new high school building at St. Louis is as pretty as a picture, and stands right where everybody sees it once a day. School rooms at Brown City are so crowded that a small sized teacher has to be hired; a full grown one could'nt move around. May Clendenning of Pontiac resigns her position in Pontiac and Lucy Foot of Newaygo schools will step in her place after New Years. The Charlotte Leader will give the most popular teache...
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