The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-12-09

absenices marked; minutes read and
approved.
Mr Lon Green and Miss S. Laswcll,
We're appointed critics.
iNfRtlsE~. DIal Grammar by i1c
Bruier discussion of The same; reading
by Jacobs. pcumanship by Hughes;
Grc.raply BY bci;rui.r: Physiology hy
smith. 'inc usual noon recess WAS ticn
taken,
AY.HnAoos Glasses were exercised
IN Wririen Arithmetic by Jacobs hng-
h-h nrimmar hy nehfuler; 4. :. His
Tory by SMITH Primary Arithmetic,
ara fhv>ioioay by Heisfulcr.
He committee on criticisms made
their repor:.
10 give members an opportunity 70
attend Thanksgiving services. tie insii-
'uic adjourned IT, meet at so. A. NJ,
Friday. Concluded by prayer.
FRIDAY.
Institute was constituted in the usual
manner. On motion tie calling OF .hc
roll was omitted. journal was read aad
approved.
0n motion query-box was estab-
lishsA
ENrrrsFs.- Written Orihogfaphy by
Dcbru..r: VI ri.en Agiiameilc ~ Iarl
nu.-he, Reading and Grammar ~ De
irGier. Discussion on TIE methods sid
theories OF ,eaciiug JrihOrgmpLy and
Reading.
Mr Hughes presented the following
preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
I NrIaEi-. II j. ,he imperative duty
ef every teacher 90 attend his county H.
-iituse. and whereas. some have given
'mr.ial Attendance TN coming late others
bs aO,en;inr themselves without leave.
ara some have failed TO attend AZ All,
Tie q therefore
EE.oytD. That Snch teachers merit.
land do hereby receive tie cem.u.c of
li,is, Institute. la,crmi>-!on WAS ihen
Had nMli l O'Clock.
ArIEaNooN .XvWCisF~. Arithmetic
-lnv Jacobs: Physiology Ly Hughes: Ex-
.crci-cs III false ~xntAN by l}eirEler.
A number OF queries were presented
4 cor discussion. z lsc critics. Nh. I. u.
Green and Mis- JOSIE Lamond. made an
Interesting report. The eveniag recess
until $50 followed.
s IvrN.No. Tie following questions
swerc presented and discussed With an
z interest corresponding with tieiF ia
,pciiaIce.
81 RESOLVED. That the teacher IN the
/. discharge of Iii, daiy. should w care
ian III surrcndcrinE his opinions end
4 ap,hDa- 10 iAe pfejuAicc- 81 his en-
'ticNer~ adopted.
XII f.f-mvrn. That corporal punishment
l.houla hc abolished ia our schools ios'.
@ efAl:0urn,d 10 meet on >aturda.. at i-e
usual hour and place.
SArUnpAY.
M in-iiiute began With tie usual deso.
li,ulAi -cFyser-. Roll Gall was oiaiiieN
Minute. were read and adopted.
Mi.- Brenion and sir. y. Il. Harris
I. lw ere appointed critics.
Institute resolved ii.clf into com
llini.tce ur the whole 70 consider ii.'
lnueries presented yesterday. Consid
I. .lcrable tilnc was then occupied ts ~
I. l,ro-t experienced teachers in ~lviEl
lt.s r. methods oi teaching the ciEcrcn
hsancle-.
Mr. Jacobs Offered premium Of :
i.a tic teacher who should execute ~
/. lhr>i specimen of Oui Line Map Draw
( ling III tie presence oi tie neAi institute
The following resolutions were unan
imously adopted:
.ai gt Solved. That the thanks Of thi
M Institute ere due. and are hereby tender
N IA ID tic Methods; Church. tor tie us
III ih,ir ediiice during our siiinrr.
/, Ir-olyrp. That ihr Sccrelar. lc u
to furnish tie "isrniiegbrr4
-ignalr and jasper Courier. with
lccpv Of ille proceedings q; this lnsiiiGi
with requer tor publication.
hN on motion The Institute then adjourn
l-lcl ~fNr p,r. a. j. STEAM.
by President.
7 DAx HUGHrs, Secretary.
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