The Democratic advocate., 1871-07-13

BY every one present, adjourned the
Institute to some future time Of which
due notice will be given.
A. IL DIFFENBAUGH, Seer.
W. VI. MATTHEWS pro tcm
n. B.-The following ladies aud gen.
tlemen were present and had their
names enrolled us members Of the Iu.
stitute, The list embraces few who
have not yet been provided with certi.
ficates, aud two or three otheCs whose
certificates require renewal;
GENTLEMEN.
c. f. Bussey, C. f. Eckcnrode, Isaac
Wright, W. H. Ogg, Jonas Fair, George
Derr, James Gait, j. Wilhide Theodore II.
Adams, s. 7. Weaver, NJ. G.. Webster. d.
A. Ebaugh, l.. A. koontz, A. +. Gait, j.
J. Reindollar IL. L. Lowell, j. W. Buck.
ingham, j. W. Slaughenhaupt, John Bur.
goon, G. L. shatfcr, b. Greenwood, r. r,
Ncawbelle, G.. Fleagle, Jesse Billmyers,
DR., D. b. Fleagel, Levi Pool, W. j. Crabhs,
J. g. Skunk, Thomas Upton, s. S. Spald.
ing. a. II. Diiienbaugh, George Gilbert,
j. Il. Lamotte, j. W. Sullivan, IL. G. Wilt,
D. W. Brilliant, J. p. Brilhart, j. p. Bal.
tozer, +. A. Deifienbach, L. Warner, j. II.
Streavig, j. +. Reck, w. H. Sheets, A.
McGec, Daniel Ebaugh, J. b. Dehoif, j.
q. Nutting, j. Il. Davidson, Lewis Keller,
and j. A. Bush.
LADIES.
Anna X. Shaw, Laura B. Shaw, Sus;e
Bare, Lena Manger, Lucretia Tagg. Mrs
julia A. Lochead, Matte Beaver, Maggie
Fowler, Helen LaMotte, Susie Michael
Anna kinzer, Lizzie Matthews, Julia Du.
laney, Sallie n Waters.
Carroll County Teachers Association.
The teachers of Carroll county, who
had been attending the Teachers Insti.
tute which adjourned at noon to day,
assembled in the hall of the Court House
ut 2, 7. NJ. aud proceeded to orgauize
Teachers Association.
The County Examiner, on being nom.
mated for President Of the Association,
expressed desire to be excused from
service as an officer; but, being unani.
mously elected, he consented to serve ON
condition that an efficient Vice Presi.
dent be elected to assist in the discharge
Of the duties; whereupon Thomas Upton,
ol New Windsor, aud G. L. Eckcnrode
OF West End School, Westminster were
elected Vice Presidents.
The organization was then completed
BY the election Of Miss Maggie Fowler,
Recording Secretary, Mr.. G. T. Bussey,
Assistant Secretary, Miss Matte Beaver,
Corresponding Secret .ry, anI Miss Lena
Mangcr, Treasurer.
1t Was then ordered by the Associa.
tion, ~ hat the teachers Of each cleo
tion district organize local district
Association auxiliary to the County As.
sociation, at place nost convenient for
the attendance Of all the teachers in the
district; that the teachers from each
election district respectively, who at.
tended the Institute, or who may be
present at this meeting, are charged with
the duty OF organizing said local Asso.
ciationj and that We regard it as the
imperative duty of each and every pub
lie school teacher in Carroll county "A
duty not to be neglected to connect
himself or herself TO Que or another of
the local Associations, to the County As.
sociation, and to the County Institute.
ORDERED. That provision be made by the
local associations for frequent stated meet.
ingsi and that efficient measures be adonted
to secure the prompt and regular aiten.
dance OF each aud every member.
The following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Teachers of Carroll
county, in Association assembled, do hereby
respectfully petition the Board OF County
School Commissioners OF Carroll to sat
apart the last Friday of each term. fwith.
out loss OF time to the teacher, for lbe
meeting Of the County Association; and 10
require all teachers who do not attend the
Association without a reasonable excuse.
to teach during such Friday, aud to be fined
IN the sum of one days salary.
ln a complimentary speech to the
officials, the following resolutions pre-.
sented by Mr.. Spalding aud seconded by
Mr.. Upton, were unanimously adopted:
Resoiccd, That the thanks of this Asso.
citation be and are hereby rendered TO Prof.
NJ. A. Newell for the kind and gentlemanly
manner in which he discharged the duty
imposed upon him, and that we return our
hearty acknowledgment for tue valuable
advice received from him.
hesotred, That we, the Teachers of Car.
roll county now assembled, return our
thanks TO our worthy Examiner, Mr.. ]. NJ.
Newson, not only for his courtesy aud at.
ton during the session of the County In.
stltute, but for his constant and unvaryina
kindness and advice in all our official in
tcrcourse.
On the passage of the above resolu
tion, on which Mr.. Spalding aud otl,crs,
IN an eloquent mauner, made few
highly complimentary personal remarks,
Prof Newell was absent; hut the Exam
iner, evidently taken by surprise, made
suitable response to the resolutions.
The Corresponding Secretary was then
ordered to transmit copy OF the reso.
lutions to Alessrs. Newell and Newsop.
The Secretaries of the respective
meetings were then requested to otrausmit
to the editors Of the county papers the
proceedings of the Instiiute--of this
Association-and Of the public meeting
held In the Court House on Thursday
night.
Mr. ii. Vanderford, Of the .Adcocate,
being present, kindly offered oa the
part of "fhe Press" gratuitous iuser
tion OF proceedings in the papers; where.
upon motion to thank the libcrality of
the Carroll county Editors, was adopted
by acclamation.
The Association then adjourned, all
presens highly gratided aud apparently
satisfied that, although the Institute
cannot be claimed to have been com.
plete success, owing to the absence of
SO many teachers who ought 10 bavo