Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-02-02

School House Hall in Middlebury, Thursday
morning, at 0 O'Clock. The President being so-
sent, Rev. DR.. Geo. N. Weber. Of Middlcbury.
FIRST Vice-President, took the chair.
Prayer was offered by Rev. r. G. Williams
Principal Of the State Normsl School at Cas-
tle,on.
At9SO,s discussion took place On - Proper
Mental AMI Physical Development" opened
BY Prof. A. J. Sanborn, Principal Of Mideoury
Graded School, and further discussed by Judea
Dana, Principal Of Rutland High School, Rev.
Levi, 4. Aus.in, Of Burr sld Burton Seminary
At Manchester, Mr. johnson Or Wallingfofd
Graded schooi, Rev. Z C. Williams, Il. 4. shaw
of Springfield Higa School, and Rev. II. D.
KitoheH, ID, President Of Niii.abgFy College
and Professor Parker.
The following committees we're announced
On Businass-HH shaw. J s spauldiag, 4 }
sanborn
Austin johnson.
Rev. j. Z. Goodrich, Principal Of Kim6sll
Union Academy Ell, Meridian, Nh, the President
now arrived aai took the chair, being received
with applause. lie addressed the association
briefly
Alto %, discussion On " The Iowa rers1s
the District System" was opened by ) S spaul-
ding. IL. D., Principal Of Barre Academy. Tie
vas followed By Dr.. C. Z. Case Of BrAnloa'
Pros Weber, Eigari Conant Of Randolph
Mic Ellen C. Hunt, OF SHiiie5ary, read .
b-ief .ad well written ess-y upon " Woman az
an Educator"
Instances Of tie influence o.. woman among
heather usti5ug, we're given But 1t IS unier me
light Of Christianity thar the largest hsld u
opened for her.
Asa teacher she should AHA 90 Inspire hs'
pupils with Q high rulpofe.
The essay ist pleaded for high culture Tor
woman, thst her Influence may become a pcWes
for g1oi.
Mr. Williams introduced and briefly support
al resolution, fayor.ng the appointment Of
County Superintendent.
Car.A. T.. Le.yeaTora 1rg-ssi ihs meas
ure quite earnestly. sal the resolution was laii
upon the table.
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judah Dane, Principal OF TIE ui'i-Al eI1ie1
School. opened discussion. Subject " Prsc-
teal Arithmetic, written aaI mental
He fret Illustrated .as difference between the
ory AMI practice. During the ATE var, hic-moni
was o.ien taken By those WA' is-i4'--- 81 l....
s- iV'' h; "a ,e.l ..e f5e srt But 90 back
upoa To- bile. anil tlose theories become s5-
surii,ies before the stern lsets Oh nature - IN
teschas IL is eas''- 70 '-l N'. ~ 40 a., 80
vbieb ,b-gII he fli5wsi. to he exclusion Of al
others. $50 teacher can wear another maa's
aTmor. ,,--
Iii'' ' .i u. 's ' 80 ss,--l he
ebag.I i1sirt ,ait The s.uie1t acquire q ike
mas cry Of the study, by secS.ag sitter the '1.g'
as we'll a. iHa h3,' de- sl9lil 'ls -i .-,
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NIB. Peek. Priaai7.l oc ua Mortified Gralel
School, io-oyei with -one clearly expressed
a.si@ a r. sd. I- " s' -'s -,ir71o m.
CHIEF diHsu.-y in teaching .iyluceI rup.ls, has
arisen from a neglect Of this law lAeJ were
proceeding iia- --e r1aaeTn 20 s,'I s-e -'.l-
depths o. lle Unknown -ls-e .7 s'ss' ---A Us
taorouglnei m p---
lie spencer 500 .---.' --
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Mr. ltla f-a-.- ,' ~ I'd --e .-'.-1i p -.-'
a1l.--t, t-a vac. .-- ''' -7
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The talc--r'E v.-- IS I-e-ail',y % ci-;--
ton. Tie ctis-. Of d. .-aa.' common tc2.o.'
academy, or college, -at-l .s how q. tia-
cate 1urselyes.
a vivid i-.1s--Ia.a e 1'Gl-ls ignorance 'is
given us 5 tae 2 BE nave % meet 10 -'---
TIE sc-1e. arms rs VITA ,-e necessary Fesq MS
Iicn The library c---s 10 - slp0-eaelt tAs
school o-oas are ",a, as' E war -'i 's-
fence. l--ia-- Que A'e Eita-'-. ---l'A
wsr, Our ..ae nt,1' hes 70 NJ
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