Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-06-22

The approaching session Of this institute
which will be held in Montpelier, July 10,
II ard Il, will be an occasion of great in
terest to the teachers of this State. 1t was
founded iorty-eisht years ago and maintains
q vigorous ard useful existence, The
last two meetings were held at Providence,
r. l., and at Plymouth, n H., and were
largely attended and very interesting. The
officers have arranged an attractive pre-
gramme for the meeting at Montpelier. in
which pleasure and instruction are combined.
Excursions have been planned for visits to
the White Mountains, another to Lake
Champaign aud Lake George. another to
Montreal and down the St Lawrence. and
still another u Lake MemphremagOg. The
leading railroads of New England will re-
turn members free of cost, and reduced
rates are expectrj on the different excur-
sions. The programme Of the session is as
follows:
TUESDAY EVENING. July 10.
Addresses by State Superintendent, Corthell. OF
Maine; Downs. Of New Hampshire; Conant, Of
Vermont; Dickinson, OF Massachusetts,. Stock
we'll. Of Rhode Island; AMI NortlIrup, Of tonnec
Readings and Music.
WEDNESDAY, July II,
Devotional Exercises at "a.
Address OF welcome; Response by the President :;
Business
Presidents Address
Results Of Modern Linguistic Studies Paper by
Prof Albert Hsrkne>s, LII. d, oi Brown univer-
sity, Providence. X. l.
Growth n Teaching Power Paper by l. y. Carrie
ton, A NJ, Principal OF State Normal school New
The Rights o; the Taught Paper by Prot. ". NJ.
Barbour, d. d. Of Bangor Theological Seminary
Modern Reading Paper by Mrs. Ii. NJ. Miller, Of
The Educational Outlook Paper by \. =. stone,
hsq, superintendent OF schools. Springfield
The Russian System of Art EDUCATION as applied
at tho Institute o; Te cbnoOgy Address by Pres
ldent kunkle, Of the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology, Boston.
Rights shI Duties Of the State in relation to Educa-
ton Address by Hon. p. Emory Aldrich. ). J.
Z. Worcester, Mass.
THUR-DN, JrIY l..
devotional Exercises at a. IN
Report OF Committee On Nominations, Election OF
Officers, etc.
Honorary and Educational Titles Paper by H. f.
Fuller, A. NJ, OF St. Johnsbury. Vt.
Schools and Schoelnen OF 1910 Draper by Hon.
Henry Barnard.
The Place Of History in Education, and Methods Of
Teaching it, Paper by Prot. l. r. Huggles, OF
Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. II.
Lie and Form Paper by President Hubert, oil
Middlebury College, VT.
The Paris Exposition of ISIS Paper by ". Z.
Sheldon, Esq, Of Boston, Mass.
The Recent Assault on Normal Schools Paper
by A. ID. Mayo, A. ~, Springfield Mass.
Discussions viii follow papers when time will
allow
&c The Yellowstone Park" illustrated b, the Sters-
opticOn by VIM. Z. Marshall, Esq, OF Mon
tam.
Unfinished Business Report Of Committee on Res
olut'ons, and brief Addresses by distinguished
Educators from different States.
Prof j. W. Churchill, OF Andover. Mas
saehusetts. will entertain the Institute with
Readings, and Vocal Music will be furnish
ed by citizens of Montpelier. The citizens
OF Montpelier tender free hospitality to
ladies who are now members Of the In
stitute, and also to those who propose to
become members at the next meeting. All
who wish such hospitality should address
Hiram A. lluse. Esq Montpelier, Vermont.
on or before July Sd, in order to secure &C
cOmmodatiOns and avoid delay. Ladies
arriving on The 10th will be met BY the
Committee of Arrangements at the depot !;
on other days at the Hall. Hotel aceomm0-
daticns from 81 so to $500 per day