The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-01-06
MONDAY, DECEMBER q.

Association convened and was called TO order
by President Scott.
After prayer by Prof G. S. ormsby, the regu-
lar programme was taken up.
]. w. johnson read a paper on Education,
followed by criticisms.
On motion of c. A. Atkinson, the time Of the
opening critic was limited to fivo minutes, and
those following TO two minutes each.
Also, on motion of ]. c. Stevenson, two min
utes were allowed to close up the subject.
On motion again, the times OF meeting were
arranged thus: O'Clock in the morning, p.
NJ, and 81 in the evening.
On motion the following committees were
appointed: On Obituary, Rev. ]. X. Gibson, ID.
Mackley, and C. A. Atkinson. On Budget Box,
Messrs. ID. G. Washburn, ]. &. Stevenson, and
j. X. Piclkrel.
Society adjourned to meet at p. NJ.
Afternoon.
Society met and called to order by President.
On motion, the roll TO be called twice a day
after first exercise In morning, after first exer-
else in afternoon.
The programme was then taken up.
Prof. t. Z. Peden read an essay on Moral Gull
ture, followed by criticisms.
Mr.. Dever not being present to take up his
subject, Prof Ormsby again took up his subject
of Grammar, followed as usual by criticisms.
For want of some one to respond to the regu-
lar programme, Prof. Ormsby was allowed to
continue his talk ON Grammar for a length Of
time; after which Prof. Padan gave a lecture
on How to Teach Common Fractions, followed
by criticisms.
Adjourned to meet at 6< p. NJ.
Evening.
Institute met pursuant to adjournment.
President in chair.
Exercises opened with prayer by Rev. ]. K.
Gibson.
Programme taken up.
Irvine DUNCAN gave lecture ON Human Ma
ture
J.w. Longbon opened criticisms followed by
q. w. Harbarger.
Prof. G. s. Ormsby then offered a lecture on
Compulsory Education. Criticisms opened by
]. c. Stevenson, followed by d. Mackley, J. w.
Longbon and others.
Mr.. Stevenson read a production of L. Ray
on Spelling Reform.
Criticisms followed, opened by c. A. Atkin-
son.
Questions of Budget Box distributed and an
swered.
Adjourned to meet on the morrow at "a. NJ.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
Morning.
Association met pursuant to adjournment.
President in chair.
After prayer by Prof. ormsby, the minutes
OF the previous day were read and approved.
Programme taken up. On
r. u. Wilson gave a Class Drill in Reading,
followed by criticisms.
Roll call.
Prof. ormsby again took up the subject OF
Grammar. Criticisms opened by e. A. Atkin-
son.
PIof ]. b. Peaslee then gave a lecture on the
Methods of Teaching Arithmetic, followed by
general questions and criticisms.
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amended by adding five minutes to the origi-
nal time for criticisms, and allowing IL to the
lecturer.
Adjourned till Jpn.
Afternoon.
Society met and called TO order by Vice Pres't
Stevenson.
Opened with prayer by Prof. Ormsby.
Regular programme taken up.
w. Scott gave Class Drill in Analysis and
Parsing, followed by criticisms opened By @.
w. Harbargar.
Boil call.
Again another lecture by Prof. Ormsby, on
the subject of Grammar followed by usual
criticisms.
Prof. Peaslee taeD gave a lecture on Spelling
followed by criticisms and Communications
opened by J. G. Stevenson.
On motion OF q. w. Harbarger, a committee
of five was appointed on Programme for Teach
erS heunlOn, friday Evening" HfOI. X. =. Pa
dan, q. W. Harbarger, j. w. Longbon, c. A.
Atkinson, and Miss II. Z. WalteThouse consti-
tuting that committee.
Adjourned till 61< in the evening.
Evening.
Institute convened and called to order by
Vice President Stevenson.
Prof. Padan gave q Iecture-on the Relation of
Parents to School, followed by criticisms and
approvals.
Prof. J. b. Peaslee, of the Cincinnati Schools,
OF ofTeaching,-or rather, the Correct Methods of
Teaching,-followed by commentators. After
which the Professor entertained the audience
some excellent reading. Among his selections
were the "old Independence Bell" "The Old
Man Goes to School, and some Others well de-
Hvered.
Questions of Budget Box distributed and an
swered.
Programme OF tomorrow announced by the
Chair.
adjourned tin o o'clock ON the morrow.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %.
Morning.
Association met and called to order by Vice
President Stevenson.
A few general remarks were made by Prof.
Peaslee, after which, on motion OF d. c. Wash
burn, a vote of thanks was rendered him by the
Association for sable lectures and excellent
advice.
D. c. washburn then gave a Class Drill ON