The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-05
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Although many were obliged to leave on the
noon tram northward, yet the afternoon at
tendance was quite up TO the average, a num-
Der OF new faces appearing.
- Our Schools" IN an esssv by Mrs Broad
head, was treated in her usually earnest and
vigorous manner. \ political stump speech,
by Nj. {. Rawson, came next.
Those worthy functionaries, the Critics
could moi complain OF want OF material OF
which to compose a report OF respectable d.
menslons, and the sequel showed that they
were equal to the emergency. May our little
failings always be touched up as dclicately and
gracefully
The Secretarys report was next read aud
approved. ana the same directed to be pre-
sented to The County Press for pub'icatop.
The contents % the Query Box next re-
celyed attention, and some time was spent on
a question concerning reviews, aud also on
Preparations for tie Teachers WORK. Tenn
poIary 70. Lifelong.
Prof. oster, Chairman OF .ha Committee
on Resolutions, here submitted the following,
which were adopted
BEsoLvLD. That We are fully III sympathy
with the spirit CT educational progress. which
is rlanlfes b. the improved methods OK teach
ing and better ways governing, and pledge
ourselves TO put forth every effort in our
power TO Continue IN this progressive line.
kEsoLvtD, That our sincere thanbs are
hereby rendered to the citizens OF Hartford
| for the very kind and liberal hospitality that
! has been extended to the members OF the
| ASSOCIATION. Also, the District School Board
| will please accept our thanks for the Use OF
their elegant and commodious school room.
| RESOLVED, That We appreciate the kindness
/ OF Prof Goodison, IN whom the teachers OF
this County ever find a helping hand, and that
we thank him for his interesting lecture on the
subject OF Drawing.
The Convention also unanimously adopted
another resolution. offered by the same gentle
man, which We have inislald, icondemnatory Of
the vide spread opposition TO the County
! Superintendepey Law.
The time for adjournment having arrived,
the meeting broke up amidst the utmost good
| feeling and the settled convection that the oc-
| casloD had been fraught with an abundance OF
pleasure aud profit. with resolves not a few to
improve al like advantages 70 come IN the
future a. D, FIERCE, Sec.
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