Visit Of The Albion Teachers

Last Friday moroing as The Register representativa boarded the Atlantio Express at Cbelsea, he was surprised to find instead of the few sleepy passecgers to be found on the train at that early hour, as lively and as jolly a crowd of young ladie as one ever meets anywhei e. Upon inquiry it was learned that tbey were the teachers of the Albion public schools and were enroute for Ann Arbor to vif-it the schools here. They were nominally in charge of Mr. Darymple, the genial gecretary of the Albion School Board, and bis wife, and Supt. W. O. Huil. In fact, howevcr, the ladies seemed not only perfec'.ly able to take care oE themselves but to have charsri of the older members of the party. Keiching the city they put up at the Cook House. At nine o'olock the prty visitcd the High School building and some of the wards, eaoh one altend ing the departments in which he or sh", principally the latter, was most interesled. In the afternoon, ihe party, under the direction of Maj. Souie, who by the way si an old Albion man,visited the Uuiversity. Notwithstandins? the rain and mud, the visit was an entirely enjnyable one. Tbe party left on the 5 20 train flrxly convinced ih t our schools are the best in the state and that che University is even b;gcht th Albion College. The following fs a list of the teachers and oth-rs who mde up the party: Mr. O W Da lrymple Sec. of the Board, and wif W. O. Huil S'ipt. of School-, Missfs Emma J. Lcwis Lizzie Welch, Uro.-bv, Mary WMch, M.rtha All-in, Cora Rodgrs, E's-e O'Hara, Dra Strickland, Mry (rBeld, Mme A looit, Hose Fnzger ld, Grace Braden, My B. Baat, Lena iord, Cora Robertson, Marth Garnurd, Flonne Southwjrth and Mrs. J. L. Greeley.