Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-06-27

Inc IortN-elgntn annual mccUng OF tne Anleil-
can Institute Of Instruction will be held in Union
School Hall, in this village, July 10th, 18th and
18th. The following is the
ORDER OF ExEpcIsEs
Tuesday, July 10h- Directors meetingat Union
School Hall, at half-past six O'clock r. NJ. At the
evening session there will be addresses by State
superintendent Corthell of Maine, Downs Of New
Hampshire, Conant Of Vermont, Dickinson Of
Massachusetts,, Stockwell Of Rhode Island, and
Northrop of Connecticut, and readings and music
Wednesday,, Juip llh--Devotiona exercises at
nine o'clock, A. NJ. Address Of welcome and
response by the president Business Presidents
address. Results Of modern linguistic stndes,"
paper by Professor Albert darkness, L. D., Of
Brown University, Providence, K. l. Growth
in teaching power" paper by l. N. Carleton, A.
NJ, Prncipalof State Normal School, New Britain.
Conn, "rhe rights Of the taught" paper by Pro-
lessor w NJ Barbour d. d., of Bangor Theoog-
ical Seminary, Maine. "Modern reading" paper
by Mrs. II. NJ. Miller, of Concord, n. H. "The
educational outlook paper by A. p Stone Esq
Superintendent Of Schools, Springfield, Mass
The Russian system of art education rs applied
ut the Institute Of Technology" address by Pres-
dent RunkIe, Of the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology, Boston. In the evening, "Rights
and duties of the state in relation to education"
address by Hon. p. Emory Aldrich. s. J. c.,
Worcester, Mass
Thursday, Juiy 12h. Devotional exercises at
| nine o'clock, A. NJ Report Of committees on nom
nations, election of officers, etc Honorary and
educational titles, paper by II. T. Fuller, A. NJ.
of st. Johnsbury, Vt. "The place Of history in
education, and methods of teaching it" paper by
Professor f. r. Ruggles, of Dartmouth College,
Hanover, N, II. Life and FORM" paper by
| President Hubert, of Mddebury College, Vt
THE Paris exposition of 1878" paper by W. f.
Sheldon, Esq, of Boston, Mass "The recent
assault on Normal Schools" paper by A. D. Mayo,
A. NJ, Of Springfield, Mass Discussions will fol.
low papers when time will allow, In the evening,
"The Yellowstone Park" illustrated by the stere.
opticon, by William l.. Marshall, Esq, of Montana
Unfinished business. Report of committee or
resolutions, and brief addresses by distinguished
educators from different states.
Professor j. W. Churchill Of Andover, Mass
will entertain the Institute with reading, and voca
music will be furnished by citizens of Montpelier
All persons interested in education are cordially
invited to participate in the discussions
ENTERTAINMENT.
The citizens of Montpelier tender free hospital
ity to ladies who are now members of the lnsti
tute, and also to those who propose to becom
members at the next meeting. All who wish sucl
hospitality should address Hiram A. IIuse, Esq.
Montpelier, Vt, on or before July ID, in order T.
secure accommodations and avoid delay. Ladie
arriving on the 10th will be met by the committe
of arrangements at the depots; on other days a
the hall. Hotel accommodations, from dolla
and half to two dollars per day.
RAILROADS, EXCURSIONS, ETC.
Members of the Institute can secure free retur
tickets good from July 18th to the DIST inclusive
over the following railroads, by which they go t
Montpelier, and have paid full fare: Stonningto
and Provdence Providence and Worcester; 30.
ton and Providence; Old Colony Boston, Cir
ton, Fitchburg and New Bedford Worcester an
Nashua Boston Barre and Gardner; Bostor
Lowell and Nashua; Boston, Concord and Moi
treal; Montpelier and Wells River; Fitchburg
Cheshire; Central Vermont: New London Nortl
ern; New Haven and Northampton ConnectcI
River Harlem Extension; Ashueot; Vernon
Valley; Passumpsic; Portland and OgdensburI