The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-26

plating a visit to the great exhibition, can
write to, or call upon, George p. Baird,
ESQ.,, director, Atlas hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, who will cheerfully attend to all cor
respondence and inquiries on this subject.
Among the list of lecturers are the fol-
lowing
LECTURES ON ART.
John Sartain, director centennial art de-
partment, Philadelphia, Pa, "Fine Art. "
Prof. Walter Smith, state director art edu-
cation, Boston, Mass, "Industrial Art. ."
Larkin q. Mead, sculptor, Florence,
Italy, "a Conversation on Art" Prof
Benz amin w. Putnam, institute Instructor,
Boston, Mass "Four Weeks Course in
Industrial Art" Prof. Edward A. Spring,
Perth Amboy, N. 4, "Modeling in Clay"
G. G. Perkins, president art club, Boston,
Mass. "Fine Art"
PEDAGOGY,
including the philosophy and art of teach
ing, the history of education, the organiza
ton and administration of schools, will be
presented by L. Il. White, Lafayette, Ind ,
1.-THE American Method of Teaching. "
Prof. T. V. Degraff, Utica, N. Y, PRO
fessional Instruction Prof. J. w. Dick
inson, Weslfield, Mass, professional
Education Prof. Henry b. Buckham,
Buffalo, N. Y, professional Instruction. -
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
In the primary and advanced stages of
instruction ;--Critcisms, and Comparison
of Methods; Phonetics and Elocution will
be specially prominent.
Lecturers-Prof. +. A. March, Lafay-
cite college, Easton, Pa ''the study Of
English" Prot. VIM. Swnton, New
York city, methods OF teaching English. "
Rev. Joseph w. Shearer, Liberty Corner,
N. j., "Phonetics." Prof. j.. b. Dodge,
Berea college, Berea, Ky, "shall we speak
pure English" Prof. J. W. Shoemaker,
principal National school of eloculion aud
oratory, Philadelphia, Pa, "elocution and
oratory." Hon. W. Ii. Ruffner. state SUI
Va, English photography" Hon Henry
+. Shepherd, city superintendent public
schools, Baltimore, Md.
TECHNICAL EDUCATION.
Prof. S. X. Thompson, principal state
normal school. Peru, Nebraska, "relatons
of normal schools to technical education
DR.. S. =. May, educational department,
Ontario, "physics. with experiments.
John NJ. Gregory, LID, regent Illinois in
duslrial university, Uroana, Illinois.
MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS.
Col. II. B. Sprague, Brooklyn, N. y.
"Milton as an educator, "Shakespearet
life." Prof. G. II. Atkinson, Portland
Oregon, "Historical sketch of the Pacific
Slope" Hon. Thomas w. Bicknell, editor
N. E. Journal of Education, Boston, Mass
n;n1 nt 4,
Bruce, Poughkeepsie, N. y, "Scott,
Burns" Prof. W. f. Phelps, president
National teachers association, Winona
Mimi, Character culture at school" Rev
Noah Porter president Yale college, New
Haven, Conn. Rev. G. b. Hubert, presi
dent Middlebury college, Vermont, "Th'
elements of empire in our republic Hon
ii. A. NJ. Henderson, state superintendent
of public instruction, Frankfort, kentucky
1.-THE sphere of the educated American
woman Hon. John II. French, Burlng
ton, Vt, "The metric SYSTEM" "Natona
science in public schools.
Among the other lecturers in this depart
ment are Rev. Peter McVcar, Topeka
Kansas; Rev. Banas Sears, d. d., Stain
ton, Virginia; Rev. Hemp A. Ford. Kala
mazoo. Michigan; Rev. +. A. p. Barnard
New York; j. b. Merwin, St Louis; Hon
John d. Phlbrick. Boston, Mass; j, W
Hoyt, Madison, Wisconsin; Prof Edward
North, Hamilton college.