The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-01

by the Examiner, Prof Joseph Nj. New
son, together with the subjects for discus
sion and the names Of those who will par
ticipate in the discussions;
Pubic shooi Teachers Of cIrroa County. ladies and
the Carroll County Teachers Institute will be held
in Central Hall. in Westminster, promptly comment
cling at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ on Tuesday, the 9Th day OF
September and continuing the meeting through the
remaining days of the week, unless sooner ADJOURN
ed by proper authority.
All public school teachers and persons aspiring to
the position Of teacher in Carroll county are requir
ed 70 give prCmft and regular attendance from he
opdting 10 Tie close of the lnstute and aeacherwh0
shall have failed 20 attend, or 10 send an admissible
excuse In case of absence, signed by q member OF
the Board Of County School Commissioner by the
Examiner may thereby forfeit his or her grade and
standing as teacher. Should q member fail to an
at roll call he will his arrival, report his
name and the cause OF his lrdnes to the Secretary
The list hereto appended embraces subjects for dis
cussioni and while the several teachers named N
their order on n line with the prehxed number will
be required to lead IN Calculating the subject nd-
Gated by the corresponding number, or provide sub
stintes, consuming not more than ten minutes each
unless special permission or request every other
teacher must be rei prepared 10 participate for rom
two TO five minutes or more II called into the discus
sion 0feaeh and every subject In the list
Teachers, and Others who are respectfully invited
by the transmission Of this circular and who 50 far
favor our system OF public schools to be willing
give brief select readings prepare short essays or de-
embraced IN the printed list, but adapted TO Teach
ems Institutes will please give timely notice 10 the
Examiner. 80 that places may be assigned to them
Music viii be arranged at suitable intervals in the
programme by the proper committee, in accordance
with the taste and Judgment of the musicians but
when desirable, special music may be called for a
the close Of any OF the exercises and IL objected to
the propriety Of the call will be decided by the off,
JOSEPH NJ NEwsoN, EXAMINER.
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SUBJECTS FoR DISCUSSION;
!. The importance of Associations and Institutes.
photography WHAT'S Its purposeg How much
time should be given to it, and in what manner
should il be taught7
B. TheYalne OF the time table Prompness irreg-
ular attendance and lis remedy.
4. Reading. Prerequisites inst lessons methods
exercises, etc.
8. Primary Schools Their faults and remedies
=. Grammar. The necessity of it, methods OF in
Z. The influence of public schools upon eommu.
nifty generally.
o should males and females be taught together in
10 Geography, How much should be taught Its
practical use, globes, map drawing etc.
II. Should primary or grammar schools have the
better qualified teachersY
u Penmanship. Isita natural gin?
IL Qualifications requisite for successful teacher
~ y tact natural gin or can ii be Acquired
IS. Compulsory education.
u History. Its place in primary school, etc
Is. The natural sciences
u. The Importance of thorough discipline. famili.
Rrity with pupils, etc.
10 Book keeping.
"a The difference between keeping a school and
2. z Drawing. Reasons why 1t should be taught in
%. Responsibility OF theschool in the personal de-
vel9pment and culture of pupils
~ Eng,lsh composition. When, where, and how
70, Literary societies in public schools. Public
school exhibitions
B. The social responsibility Of a teacher
"a. The social element. The eongeneality of pur.
pose Of feeling and regard which should character
Is should the educators of Carroll with
the present standing of the schools Why should
we aim highers
COMMITTEES TO DISCUSS THE FOREGOING SUBJECTS:
l. John Il. keck, Sadie Myers Ferd A. Diedenbarh
Dora Nichols s. j. Little
2 q " =; EyerhaTt, Lizzie Whitman, GroyeA Ship
icy, Lizzie st0cksdale, Ghas. W. Motfer.
.. Samuel +. Hess, Lizzie A. Bennett Joshua Ieath-
erwood, Lizzie fingilng. IL. o. Harner.
Z. Daniel Mcswtney, Josephine Beaver s. r. Wea.
fcr, Ella Beam, H. b. BurgOon.
., SIS spalding II. Lee England ]. Ross Gait Is
abel Hale, Noah Peterman.
{. John c. Natting, Annie r. YlnglIng, John Bur.
COON, Mary G. Bixler, Richard DELI
4. James II. Dilfenbaugh, Laura l. Hooker Addison
H. M0Fel0ek, NJ. L. Moores.
:, Jacob II. Christ, Marion r. Lord NJ @ Webster,
T., =. Lowell Janetta Dutrcr.
.. John "; Abbott, Eddie Duvail. Thos. ]. Dinen-
baugh, Mollie L. Daley, j. r. Balt0zer
10 Iheo. II. Adams, Celia GOrsuch A. H. thinner
man, l. 7. Green. Ella c. ByeFs.
IL 1eorge W. sullivan Emma v shower Chnrles
brllhart. Laura +. sllnpers Geo. Fleagle.
T. i. w. shriver. Mary H. Johnson, Thbs linton.
Maria Pearson A. p. Albaugh
" Z. II. Spurrier Anna \. kinzer J. Albert An
gell, Emma v. Wright, j. c. Richards
H. Wilson II. Cushing IAurs, T. Gettler John Il
Streaylg, Clara Selby, Samuel u. Harner
10. Charles +. RendOllar, Nellie s. Lilly John r
Knox. Alice Richards Noah H. Kester
ID. II. c. Wit, Lilah W. Miller, A. r. Gait. Mary II
Root, Lewis A. Koontz
~ r; J. Bennett, Matte Beaver, VIM. ]. Crabs
Laura Everhart.
Il Isaac Wright Minta shipley Levi Poole, Emma
49, Y. a. Male, sallie n Waters. A. ". Rucking.
ham, Laura Lambert, Obadiah L. HArner
70 = 4. Anrer Lizzie j. Matthews, JabezA Bush,
y. VIM Leatherwood. Belle Draeh san. s Roberts
Willie Cox, Jos A. Abbott
y. Geo. Batson Helen v. Lane Jacob IL Stone
u Ter, Carrie u Harbaugh, Henry l.. shriyer
y George W. Hess, Mettie Miller Jesse r. Bilmy-
err Helen Ogg Belle e. Poole
~ y. ~ fleagle, Laura $. Poole, A. II. Diienbaugt.
Emma 4. L0rrenRer, ]. H. Lambert
-. J. W. Biggs, Belle Matthews Daniel Ebaugh
Sallie Grouse, Vim. U. Marker
~ Richard .; Noment, Jr,, Fannie Root, Helen
Lamotte, J. W. Rill.
2, e 4. BsughmAn, Joan Mehrng, H. p Engler,
Greenberry Palmer.
p. DR.. II. N, Dneh, Mary Il. Burns, Chas A. Wae-
scie' Laura X. Matthews. Maurice spurrier.