A New Teacher's Association

A ni-w Associatinn oí District ScIhio] Teachers hOM h--: íormed Ín this couinty, tli.' olijrci belng to take ap BTiBJeeta tbat wiii be oí tatereei tn thciii csptM-i.-illy. This is not inI'mim1 to tntertere n any way wlth the otinT assoct&tlon, but to organlae tfaoie teaching district schools and tiic jirimary gradee la the villaui' and city schools so that they may n beneflted by thr meetinge. Soini! of tlicsc teachers tliink that the othcr asociatloms take up topics too far advaiiccd íor tlu'if WOrk. It is hopéd tii.it inontlily meetings may licld, bilt tliat will undoubtcdly pcove Impracticable. The llrsi meetLng is aaoounced k Saturday. Sept. 30, at tiic iüüii School building i:i Aun Arbor. Ttoe toljowing oH) lera tía e been o-hoeen : frealdsnt- M. .1. Cavansugh, County Commlssloner of Schools Vlce-Presldent- Wm. w. Wedemeyer, Member of the Board ui' Kxsíniuers. Sectetnry- Mise Bmllie Neutierger, ( : Committee onExhibitr- Miss AliceQuackeubnsh, Ypailantt; Misa NVllíe Doane, Balem; Miss Afile Minurt, Dllboro; I Wright, Vpgllantl. Comniittee un Proffram - Misa Josephlne Hoppe, Chelsea; Misa Muy S. Thompson, Worden: Miss Kinily rreadweü. Aun Arbor ; Miss Nettie r. GUlett, Manohester. Tht depositóos of Waslit i'tiaw couniv are showiing thelr good m'h dur:nü' Une linaiicial storm In malntalnlng their íaiih in the aolld banking ln6titition.s oí Aun Arbor and the eurpoundlng towns. Fortunately we haví' no laffge sliaky factorles muniiiiií on licavy ln;in-, nor any lar::.1 Iduniírrs whO liaf li.cn decp in debt. So thc funde of the banUs Bhow ;ui absence of bad paper, and Ihey nevcr been In better ahape íor bocurity.