Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21

1a5" The Bradford County Teachers As
s0giation met at Granville, Friday June Sth, at
l0acock. Meeting called to order by the Presi-
dent. 0. F. You've. Opened by reading and pray
Minutes of Iast meeting read and finally ap-
proved. Committee on Business then made their
report. The first resolution then read as follows
Eeso,red, That with regard to the various occu-
patlons and professions which are pursued, or in
tended to be pursued, every one should endeavor
ta become well instructed in the principles of and
Il al matters pertaining to, or connected with his
chosen occupation Thus will art and skill in all
t-Ags be most etfectually promoted.
Discussed by VIM. Mexican, Rev. Geo. Welles,
D. D. Hewitt, S. Taylor, and L. D. Taylor, and
adopted Singing. Adjourned to meet at half
past one
Ahenoo@-lIet according to adjournment. Call
cd to order by President. Singing. The follow
ln5 resolution then discussed.
hss1rel That parents should be compelled to
send their children to school regularly, if at all
Hewitt, Hills, Graham, Welles, Hardness and
AeeAey, engaging in the discussion. Discussion
Interrupted. Singing. Reading of selected piece
by Miss Shepard Interrupted discussion resumed
F heeney, followed by Mexican, Chubbuck, and
"9cAwe-L The resolution then laid on the table.
Inc next resolution read as follows
4sg.rei, That we call upon parents to use their
Of pupils
Discussed by Chubbuck, Keeney, Shepard
rockwell, J. C. Crawford, Hardness, Taylor, J. NJ
l.@"iord Tracy and Leonard. Adopted Ques-
IONS to be answered in the evening assigned and
attributed to different persons. Singing. Ad-
arued.
1e@,ing.-Commenced at half-past seven Meet
-s called to order by President. Singing. Dec
+lation by E. L. Hills. Essay by Emily Tracy,
.-'el was solicited for publication in the School
l.|."h Answering of questions then in order.
-ec-alnation by J. C. Crawford. Adjourned.
Aornng.-Met at nine o'clock. Meeting called
order by President, Answering of questions
7' over from last evening resumed. Defamation
!! Robert Innes. Reading of selected piece by
l4aiy Morrison, followed by an original poem by
Ne"ell Leonard. Rev. Mr.. Weles being called
pon favored US with some remarks on Read
-s' followed by Wheeler and Hewitt Declama-
~'A by }. NJ. Crawford. The following resolution
sAd and adopted without discussion:
%esolced, That Directors and Teachers who neg
ct to establish and sustain Teachers Institntes
-.t to perform plain duty
HeSOlred, That We will, as teachers. enforce the
DIVISIONS OF the School Law empowering MS to
squire of parents written excuses for the tardi-
-ssS or absence of pupils under their charge
defamation by Prof Howes A resolution was
''eA offered in which the thanks of the Associa-
ION We're rendered to the Trustees of the Church,
' also to the people of Granville, for their hos
s'-oie entertainment Adjourned to meet at Syl-
,"ni@ the second Friday and Saturday in Septem-
yer
Ihe following are the appointments for next
-seting:
Aecturer-Prof F. A. ALLEN Mansfield.
Atemate-J. H. KNGsBURY, Towanda.
ESsayists-AIiss H B. LuLEY, Miss Rox1E
peclaimers-A. S. HAVEN, EDWIN Billings
i'eaders-Niss E. A. PECKHAM, Miss JENNIE
A0Ads. '---'''--
Il, BUSINESS Committee DIR E. G. TRACY, G. p.
.N"'E' l. N. CARD, o. J. CHUBBUCK, Miss E. V.
O. F. YOUNG President
''OlE PAssMoRE, Secretary
S'1~ fine lot of New Goods lust re-
's''ed at J. W TAYLoE's.