"Among Country Schools"-Miss
Zoe Lobrano.
"Indoor Art and Decorations"
Miss Clara Price.
"Common Errors Corrected"-Miss
Emma U. Cass.
"Principles of Teaching"-J. W.
Drake.
Address, "The Teacher's Working
Capital"-Superintendent D. B. Sho
walter.
Quite a number of the citizens of the
community attended the meeting and
took an active interest in the exercises.
At noon the teachers and visitors en
j)yed a suimptuous dinner prepared
and served ,. the patrons of the Oak
Grove school. The next meeting of
the branch will lbe held at St. Amant on
Saturday, Jan. 25, 19IS.
A Glood Citz iein (Gone.
inununiicated.)
Fifty years, nine mnotlhs and twenty
one da as ,i a blameless and useful
life were, au ro::dercld to God on De
cember U1. Surruundted by a heart
broken wite, a disconsolate mother,
weepirg children, brothers and sisters,
the much beloved, genial Manager
John F. 'Landry of Riverside breathed
his la-t on earth where for twenty
seven years of a useful life he had
pitched his tent.
To know him was to love and to re
spect him. With proverbial hospital
ity, the latch of his door was never
closed. He was ever courteous to
strangers, smiling and true to his
friends and loving and tender in his
domestic ties. Loyal to God and to
duty, he died fortified by the last
sacrements of the church.
He wuas a member of the Catholic
Knights of America and of the Knights
of Columbus. -May his brother
Knights be mindful of him now and
herreafter.
Death may sunder earthly ties, but it
stiengthens ti:e union of Christian
souls. Never having spared himself
when filial, parental and brotherly
love demanded sacrifices from him,
may the (;.d of infinite love reward
Iim with life everlasting. We do not
die; we ri,-e to hi-her life.
