The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-01-31

Aue ErOgramme was reau by the gres-
dent, for the evening, and the Institute
adjoured at half past four P. NJ.
EVENING SEssIoN.-Institute met at
Z o'clock. Roll call, response by
sentiment. Music. Lecture by Prof
c. III. Dale, on recitations in the school
room. Essay by Miss NJ. IL. McCurdy,
Subject, Labor" Song, by Nettie
Hunter. Select reading, by 2. NJ.
Clark, Subject, "Parhasius." Lecture
on Elementary Orthography, by d.
Hays. Essay, bv Miss Emma N. Ar
ner, Subject. Cultivate Kindness" A
medley song, by j. p. Siggins and
Prof. Weber. Essay by Mary Har-
rington, Subject, "How should we
train our Scholars?" Rehearsal by
Miss Anna Gibson, Subject, ''The Irish
Woman's Letter." Music. Recitation
by L. NJ. Stewart, Subject, "Sheridan's
Ride" Select reading, by j. w. Sig
gins, Subject, Bachelors Soliloquies. "
Music. Defamation by p. NJ. Clark,
Subject, "Rienzies address to the Ro-
mans" Violin Solo, by Prof Weber.
Institute adjourned to meet on Thurs
day at 8 A. NJ.
THURSDAY SESSION. Institute met,
at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Prayer, by Prof
c. II. Dale. Roll call. Instruction in
Elementary Reading, by Prof c. II.
Dale. Lecture on Penmanship, by S.
d. Irwin. Recess. Astronomy explain
ed, by Supt. Rohrer and G. H. Dale.
Institute adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION Institute met
at 1:45 p. NJ. Roll call, by assistant
Sec'y. Lesson in Astronomy continued
by Supt. Rohrer, to which remarks and
suggestions we're made by Prof. G. H.
Dale. Lecture on Elocution by Rev.
S. S. Burton. Recess.
Instruction in giving Object lessons,
by Prof. Dale. Meeting adjourned at
5 o'clock.
EVENING SEssToN.-Meeting con.
vened at o'clock, p. NJ. Roll call,
response by sentiment. Essay by A.
c. Porter, Subject, Successful Medi.
ocrity." Music, by Prof Weber and
j. P. Siggins. Address, by Rev. r. r.
Roberts. Select reading, by Miss Ad
! aline Benoit, Subject, "Maud Muller.
Essay, by Miss Lizzie Kerr, Subject
Education" Song, by Miss Nettie
Hunter. Rehearsal, by Alice G
Dimond, Subject, "Abou, Ben Adhem.
Song, by Mr.. Wilkins, "Pat Maloy.'
Select reading, by Miss NJ. II. McCur
dy, Subject, "Song of the Shirt" Mu
sic, by band. Select reading, by J.
NJ. Stewart, Subject, "Pyramus and
Thisby. Song, by Alice and Minnie
Walcott, "The Golden Bowl" Comic
song, by j. P. Siggins. instrumental
music. Meeting adjourned TO meet oil
Friday at 8 AN.
FRIDAY SESSION. met a
SAM. Opened with prayer by Rev
S. S. Burton. Lecture on Geometry
as should be taught in Primary schools
by Rev. S. S. Burton to which an illus
tration was added by S. d. Irwin, ESQ
Reading lesson, by Prof c. H. Dale
Closing address to the teachers b,
Prof. C. II. Dale. A vote of thank
was rendered to Prof. C. II. Dale, il
consideration of his able services a
an instructor. Remarks by Rev. S
S. Burton, on Thorough Training.
Institute adjourned to meet at lao F
N.
AFTERNOON SESSION. Institute me
at LAO p. NJ. Roll call by assistan
Sec'y., reponse by sentiments. Com
mittee on Resolutions reported, tn
resolutions were read by Assist, Sec'y
, and adopted by the Institute. A lee
, ture on Penmanship by j. NJ. KIRK
land. Lecture by Rev. S. S. Burtor
Oh Schools. Recess.
A Lecture on School Dicipiine, b
, A. G. Porter. Select reading by Mi,
Anna d. Gibson, Subject "The Raven.
t A vote Of thanks was rendered by til
: Institute to Supt. Rohrer, for the abl
: and scholarly manner in which he ha
Presided over the Institute, during il
| sittings. The minutes of the Institur
: were read and approved. Closing az
dress by Supt. Rohrer. Institute az
journed at o'clock p NJ, sine die.
ALICE G. DMoND, Se'cy.
> j. NJ. KIRKLAND, Asst. Sec
: Resolutions passed and adopted I
: the 4th annual Teachers Institut
l. held at TiOnesta. Ian. 24th 1871