Principal George B. Sweazey Correspondence 1903-1913/Box 2/Fd. 3

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Department of School Work<br> Rev. Robert M. Craig, Superintendent<br> Mrs. John F. Pingry, Secretary<br> 156 Fifth Avenue New York<br><br> The Board of Home Missions <br> Of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. <br> D. Stuart Dodge, D.D., President<br> Charles L. Thompson, D.D., Secretary<br> John Dixon, D.D., Assistant Secretary<br> Harvey C. Olin, Treasurer<br><br> Woman's Board of Home Missions<br> Mrs. Darwin R. James, President<br> Mrs. Ella Alexander Boole, Secretary<br> Mrs. M. J. Gildersleeve, Assistant Secretary<br> Miss S. F. Lincoln, Treasurer<br> Miss M. Josephine Petrie, Young People's Sec'y<br> Mrs. D. E. Finks, Editor of Home Mission Monthly<br><br> June 28, 1906. <br><br> Mr. George B. Sweazey, <br> Collegiate Institute, <br> Salt Lake City, Utah. <br><br> My dear Mr. Sweazey:- <br> Let me acknowledge with thanks your kind letters of June 19th and 23rd, the latter enclosing a program of the Teachers' Institute. Acting upon the information you give us we have sent to Mr. Patterson of Mt. Pleasant for copies of this program. Meanwhile I am grasping enough to retain the one you have sent us, although it is your only one. It would be a pleasure to any member of the Bard to attend this Institute, but I fear that is impossible this year. <br> In reply to your letter concerning statistics upon the quarterly reports. we should be very glad if each teacher would fill in the blanks as far as practicable with information concern- her own work, rewriting some of the headings if that is necessary. It may at any time be necessary to refer to the last page of teachers' reports. <br> Thanking you for the trouble taken, I am, <br> Sincerely yours, <br> (Mrs. J. F.) S. H. Pingry<br> School Secretary. <br><br>