Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-07


on behalf Of the profession, for sympathy an
u cooperation. Many wholesome truths, dressC
lie in pleasing verse, were plainly told The pecr
ne liar manner in which he begged his audienc,
70 whatever else they might require of their teacl
l. ers not to compel them to &" board around, wi
b. not soon be forgotten by his hearers Th
il breathess and delighted attention with whic
z the crowded house listened to this production q
T. our teacher-poet was highly complimentary E
" him. The poem was fitting supplement TO tn
r. more abstru-e address Of DR.. Worcester
,- SECOND DAY.
j 4 portion Of Scripture was real by the Pres
e iient, and prayer offered by Rev L. II. Elliot
a Of Winoosk.
@ A resolution, 90 That youth is no disquaIiica-
- ton In Il teacher, was supported with spirit by
g E W. Higbee, followed by Rev Messrs. Z B
f Chamberlain OF Nestforl, J. L. Maynard and J.
II. Worcester. The discussion became very live
iy. Mr. ChmmberlaiD thought the teacher would
tire OF going over the same studies continually
while Mr. Worcester though; that he gained
power as instructor by experience None
took the ground that youth disqualihes the
teacher who is possessed Of other requisite at
taiumeut~. and the resolution was adopted.
Foriy-,c,en persons became members Of the
}~-a.,ation by signing its Constitution
The Importance Of Elementary Instruction
was introduced for discussion, under three jiyi-
slams.
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letters" so-cllicl. by A. f. Leavenworth who
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