The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-01-07

Longbon, Mr.. t,zuanit and Irvine DUNCAN.
Miss Phebe Lively conducted a competiotry
exercise in Writing
Roll called
/ Mr.. Mackley delivered a lecture on Punctua-
! tion, followed by CRITICISMS
/ DIR. Crurnit delivered a lecture on Physiology,
followed BY criticisms.
/ Programme announced.
Adjourned to meet ut $50 P. NJ.
Evening Session.-CaIIed TO order by Vice
President Aleshire.
Opened with singing.
Irvine Dangan lectured on How TO Teach
Reading, followed by criticisms.
Moved that the previous rules for discussion
be adopted. Carried.
The question, Resolved That the Educational
Interests OF Ohio demand a System OF CompuI-
sory Education, was discussed by Jerome Good
rich, an, and &. ". Fry, neg.
On motion OF ]. c. Stevenson, Mr.. Goodrich
was allowed time finish the reading of his
production on the resolution
The discussion was participated in with in
terest, by Others
Budget Box opened and questions answered.
Exercises announced.
Adjourned 10 meet at $50 4. NJ. Friday,
FRIDAY.
Morning session.-CaIled to order by Vice
President AieshiTe.
Opened with prayer.
w. II. Hays Iectured on Grammatical Analy-
sis, followed by criticisms.
q. w. Fry gave lecture Geometry in I'm
graded Schools. followed by criticisms.
II. J. Morgan read a paper on The Atmos-
phere, and performed number ofeXperiments,
after which criticisms as usual
Programme Of afternoon exercises announced.
Adjourned to meet at ! p. NJ.
Afternoon SesSion.-Called to order by the
President.
Mr.. Aleshire moved to commit the defraying
of the expenses of the Institute to the Execu-
tive Committee. Carried.
On motion il was determined to hold another
Institute during this school year, time and
place 10 be determined by the Executive Com
mittee.
No one being present TO lee ure as per pro-
granme, on motion of G. W. Harharger, D.
Mackley opened upon the subject of Branches
Most Neglected; when George W. Harbarger,
contrary to his wishes, was forced TO follow
with brief speech, who was also followed by
Robert Steele, T. ]. Griffith, and others.
Evening Session.-CaIled 10 order by the Pres
ident.
Opened with singing.
Reading by members of the jackson Literary
Association.
Presentation OF plize for best composition, to
j. W. Longbon by G. w. Harbarger.
Charade.
Presentation of prize in parsing to Stephen
Morgan by ]. A. Aleshire.
Prize in Geography awarded to c. A. Atlzin-
son. Presentation by ]. L. Goodrich.
Prize in Penmanship awarded to Lorenz
Ray. Presentation by J. L. Goodrich.
Prize in United states History awarded to c.
c. McKinniss Presentation by r. u Wilson
Prize in Reading by ladies awarded to Miss
Laura B. Gilliland. Presentation by Irvine
| DUNCAN.
Prize in Reading by gentlemeh awarded to
C. A. Atkinson. Presentation by j. W. Long
| bon.
Prize in Spelling ava ded TO Miss Matte
| Buckley. Presentation by J. NJ Lively.
number of names of persons VINO consented
to participate in the lclses of the next Insti-
/ tute, were secured.
| The subjects fer consideration will be pub.
| lished, with the names OF tie Individuals who
| havebeen appointed to discuss them.
| The Chairman of the Executive Com mittee
gave btief report of the expenditures of the
institute.
! Adjourned sine die
| c. a. ATAIN SON, President.
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