Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

TEAcHrns ISsrIrurE.--'rhs follow.
Ing 10 ne programme Of sxsrsi,ss for the TsasA.
en- Inssitsts. 10 b. held In pis's opsr. House
clssrds'd, on Msaiay, Dsssabsr a,,L, 1878, aud
soasiusisr four days, w
ESSAY.
Aissss yrsssss Ia Porte, Maggie Rsad. Ms.i.
AsDswsli and Ella Howe.
sesjse1s soH elAss ps,lls rnos onAass
AipAsbst Niss hsy Bsl,hls PtsAs,ls spsl
Iss. y. N. hsssi Nssssi A,i.hss,ls l,l@. sad az,
pFsblsss). l. =. wsbssi Written Ari,tss,ls IA
Q. pivlser aud I. ., Maltlpl!srl, sli.. Rss,s
osbs beet, wn. Pes,ls.h wsllI 0so1s,ty u Ar,iL
nssls, 4. Bird asos'spAy. 7. ". Lits EnsII.i
os'u'asr, u. Q. fsasswAa Phy'isai 0ssSralh,
VS. Laulsj History. Nv, ll.is!s Swan Draw.
'nL J. u NsKsarisk Philosophy, Misc Mali'
Ascoy.
srsJscn toH eessiDssAr,ss.
The Teacher. q. W. wss,,r, The sshysl ne.,a
n. O. hay'i The PupIl', N. Savage Topical Rs.
Views and Examinations, /. L. sha.iIsr IT,
General Lesson System, N. L. Eeouown, Pa,epl
aud Teacher A. X. Read, How csn the tesehins
of~riurs In our county be impr~.dr W. J Kins
The du'y u wqe ors outside ci ssLoal; n. NJ.
Larres Civil Goy,rnren, aud how our papil.
may be tauaLt u. O. W. Mar.dsp Whist should
bs the lnduecm, II. held up to ,svu,e bs,tr,
tsachefs' Miles por'erj How may VIZ gss .si
schools grounds properly ivprovedi W. 3. Shan.
non How may small pupils bc away, kept tusy
In 'chooi' W. 4. sAor Note books, and how pu.
pills should keep thea, J. u. Wilson Music. whsu
and Asv 70 Be taught, NJ. l.. 0ssiish.
QUESTIONS ron pucrssios.
Should directors allow any time iss isasbsrs
whiting ,hs schools Of his dIstrcti
shsuld he literary saurl,s, u Friday after.
soeH b ocudusssd IN the form sf literary ppsi,,y
piRscfpss bar.
Thursday vii be Dirssis., dag, ~hsr The III.
living qasflitas will be d,sa,srdi
Does lowrri' G The ,eaehs's wsse. bensa, the
axlaal
For Whist pubiv meetings ,bsald ,obool room,
be grsussdi
isS eau visits from dirsoioss h. made NOR,
bensdcisli
ltcrrnts
Rev. J. D. Young, Rev. II. s. bu,rs, nov. W.
II. Dill aud DR.. X. V. wihon will lecture In the
afternoons.
President Fairfield, Principal Indiana State
Normal School. Henry iIouck, Deputy State su.
perintendeDi, Rev. J. b. ioubg, curweusyilir,
Rev. II. =. Butler, lirv. W. II. bin and r. n.
Murray. Esq, VI clearheid, will lecture in the
evenings.
Miss Margaret McQuesd, o,ceola, Eii,r,ss for
PAPER.
Ms II. florn,c chid.s,er, Syracuse, ". Y.
will have charge Of E.ocuion aud caIisthenic..
A number Of teachers are preparing elssss, for
the Institute from their sehoois.
rHtoRy OF rEAcaixa.
Please give the question: On Theory Of Teach
ing that accompany tbis programme. and which
me published os the frs, page OF this paper, ,pe
eial attention, as they will DO asked 10 the form
of general hssons at the Institute, and all who
prepare will have an opportunity Of answering.
AoconNopArioSs.
Boarding may be had at IRON seventy Eve cents
to ne'ioilar per day. Excursion tickets during
the week on railroad trains.
From the arrangements that have been made,
the Superintendent, MIR. Gregory, takes pleasure
in inviting all teachers TO attend the In,tituts rs
he feels confident that all attending will be pro-
htsd. and hopes to have a large attendance OF
teachers, directors aud ci,Ieps.
The officers are u ". Weaver, r. II Litz, Julia
4. Pe,ers, Sadie Porter. Music by Clssr6,li Or
rhestrs aud Glse Club.