Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Teachers, Assoctatton.

Teachers Association.
The next regular meeting of this society
will be held in the High School room of our
Union School, January IL, 1872.
Exercises commence promptly at 10 A.
M., and close at 4 P. NJ, allowing one hour
and thirty minutes for intermission at noon.
The programme is as follows:
FORENOON.
10 to 1915, calling roll and opening ex-
crcises; 1915 to 1O:45, lecture on Carbon.
with experiments. This is the second lee
ture of the course. 1O:45 to II, recess; II
to 1I:3O, question box; 11:3o to II, exer-
else in Reading, to be conducted by Mr.
James Garner.
AFTERNOON.
1:3O to 2, explanation of the Connecticut
rule for Partial Payments; to 2:3O, discus
sion: How can we make our Educational
Column in the Herald success-Prof. A
F. Cate: 2:3O to 3, Colloquy-by pupils OF
the High and Grammar Schools; also Read
ing, by Miss Mary Stevens. and music; 3 to
3:15, essay-Can our school-roems be made
attractive to pupils? How? By Miss j
II. Wood. 3:15 to $50, model lesson in
Geography-D. W. Ellis. $50 to 4-What
does the law require touching the qualif-
cations, employment, and payment of pub
lie school teachers-Mr. H. l.. Hadley, At
torney, Washington C. H, Ohio.
Directors are specially invited to be witt
us in the afternoon, and hear the remarks
of Mr. Hadley
The Arctic Regions.
We understand that steps are being takel
to secure at least one lecture from DR.
Hayes, the famous Arctic Explorer. Tn
expenses of such treat will be considera
BILE, and those who have the matter in hant
must show more than ordinary courage il
| treating the financial part of his coming
We believe the Doctor charges one hundre
dollars per night, and all the expenses t
be paid by the parties who employ hin
One "calico masquerade" cannot cost muc
less than the amount specified, and perhap
if our young people will pay the dollar G
two for an evenings frolic, they will pa
as much for something about iceberg'
foes, auroras and midnight scenes.
At Work Again.
Many teachers in our county have *
turned from the usual week of home visi
ing, and are now again hard at work. W
recommend to the younger teachers tn
plan of keeping diary. Write in it ever
day whatever troubles and perplexitie
come under your notice-such as poin'
in Grammar cases Of discipline, or prol
lens in Arithmetic. Bring up these thing
at our regular Associations. You mu
make these gatherings of practical benef
to every school in the county. Come L
to the feast of good things. Take part
the music; speak in the discussions, ar
: give us the benefit of whatever advantas
you may have over your contemporaries.
Manner.
7 Your manner as we'll as your manner
) has very much to do with your usefulne
in the school-room. You need full mel
5 dious voice, Every word you speak mu
fall distinct upon the ear of-the pupil. B
hind the voice let the words as they con
! be we'll chosen and arranged. Behind t
! words there must be fresh and VII
n thought, and back of thought you MI
: stand with power and enthusiasm, rea
E to send the thought home. Tins La
! ing school business, is a.trade far behi
d the spirit of the age. Fayette county nee
: and will have, men and women who can a
S do teach the schools over which they y
side.
Wanted
- We need public library in Washingt
Not a collection of blood and thunder n
els, but list of books by standard :
Le 4l,o,r Eno,rnIonnndinc HiStnrins Poe,