Box 243 1
Contains 149 Results:
From Thomas (?) Dwight, Albany, to SR, August 2
Dwight is asking SR for information of the upcoming Tompkins County Institute.
From Peter Selover, Homer, to SR, November 4
The author of the letter had been promised a letter he did not receive. He is now appealing to SR for a certificate and/or a letter of recommendation.
Printed circular advertising an arithmetic series, Undated
Printed circular advertising Mitchell's Map Establishment, Undated
From Edwin Cooper, Syracuse, to SR, Ithaca, October 22, 1845
Cooper will not be able to attend the Teachers' Institute. He also encourages SR to accept a copy of a "current volume of the Advocates'" and to encourage the teachers in his district to become subscribers.
From O. O. Wickham, N.Y.C. to SR, October 27, 1845
Wickham will not be able to attend the Institute and present his "Educational Incentives" to the teachers present. However, he is sending samples and asks that a wall chart called School Chart of Characteristics be placed on the wall of some room at the Institute.
From Charles R. Coburn, Owego, to SR, October 30, 1845
Inviting SR and Mr. Barnard to the Owego Institute and Esq. Gillet, if he can be spared. He invites SR to speak to them about education.
From Daniel Jackson, Burdett, to SR, November 8, 1845
About a teacher, Mr. J. W. Carpenter, then teaching at his school, who had the previous year been in trouble over a young woman of the town whom he had since married. Jackson says that except for that one incident, Carpenter's reputation and behavior had been very fine.
From O. O. Wickham, N.Y.C. to SR, November 13, 1845
Asking for the names of all of those present at the last Teachers' Institute so that he may advertise his Teacher's Book of Instrumentalities and School Requisites.
From Thomas Slater, Albany, to SR, January 27, 1846
Professor Perkins will be able to attend the Institute planned for the spring.