The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-08-05
I'll liz GALE b OMAN,
EDUCATIONAL.
CIRCULAR.

both rom individuals ANA lho Stntc,lllAn Inc,
have hitherto obtained, and believing also
HAT n convention Of the friends Of cduc0
:nn from all parts Of the State, for tho pur
pose Of inrcrrmnging opinions exhibiting tIr'
results Of observation and experience, .nnt
discussing tho means and modes of Cduca
lion in general, would tend to awaken
moro general interest in the sulCctHud give
10 our present means Of education greater
cllirirNry than they now possess; would pro-
pose 10 the friends and patrons of education
throughout the State, II state Educational COn
rcniiOn, to be holden nj Chelsea, CommCnc.
ing Tuesday, ord Of August next, NJ ono
o'clock, p. w., aud continuing two or three
DAYS. rs the business of the convention may
require.
Arrangements have been made by pro-
vi8ionai2nmniuCc for Il series Of Addresses
ON the occasion and list Of topics for discus
sion, Is proposed below The time and place
OF tho convention it is hoped, will prove nc
ccpinRc to most, ifmot To all, and still more
it is hoped. that Il generous response will he
given to this call, hy II general attendance
,nf Superinrcndcnts and Teachers of Schools
with tho friends and patrons Of education Of
every calling throughout the State. And il
IL hoped too, that there will he n ready con-
tribuion of each ones ability, so far rs may
10 ueccssary,tO make the convention not only
n source of interest and profit TO those who
attend, but n means Of pcrmancntSood in the
promotion Of objects intimately connected
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CYRUS FARWELL,
ADDISON BROWN,
DIARIES FORBES,
CIIAUNCEY TAYLOR,
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81 Jollllsnury' juno ~ 1910.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
TUESDAY. AFTERNOON SESSION.
/. Organization and Preliminary Business.
.. An Address. Education,--what is it !:
by Rev. ADDISON BROWN, Brauoboro'
3. Discussion. Studies propcr for Com.
mon Schools; their proper order, and tho
g,cst method Of teaching Them.
EVEN ING SSION.
4. An Address. Relations Of tho State to
Education. BY Rev j. Il. PECK, Principal
.of'Trov Conf Academy.
s. Discussion. Is sufficient attention paid
10 Manners and Morals in our Schools
WEDNESDAY. MORNING SESSION.
G. An Address. Physicni E,Iucn1ion. Bv
Hon. w. II. RANNEY, Townsend.
7. Discussion. School Houses;-thcir To-
.,,ation, construction, ventilation, sc. with re-
ference to health. convenience and improve
meut. and their influence on the moral and
social feelings and habits orscholnrs.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2. An Address, Educntiou n nuhlic md
Common Interest, rather than II Private and
Q. Discussion. Defects in the qualifications
OF teachers. what arc tic best ana most
mv"ahDn' ',r"I ,, ioI scIuIias co,IPe.cl.
tho exinrncios Of The State
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