Daily globe., 1879-12-07
for the several days, exercises partaking of a
professional and entertaining nature:

tor the several days, exercises partakinp of q
professional and entertaining nature: ~F
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 7:SOp.m.
study of some Causes of physical Deter
ioration in the school-teaching and school.
going Population. stea RI t=
Lecture, by Charles N. Hewitt, NJ. D. secre
tary Of the State Board of Healh sml,rs-i
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 80, $50 a. M.
Presidents Address. Business. ...:@
| On tuesday and Wednesday there will be
papers and discussions on the following topics
| at the pleasure of the association:
Public High Schools. Paper-Prof. E. J.
Thompson, State University. ~ fI7@ ."1|
Information versus Culture. Paper-Prin.
D. L. kiehle, Saint CLOUD Normal School. ~ :.
Qualifications and Examinations of Teachers,
Paper-Co. Supt. o. NJ. Lord, Minnesota Citv.
Supervision of Schools. Paper-supt. B. II.
Reynolds, Northfeld. ..t-. = ~ -
The Educational Outlook. Disscussion
opened by State Supt. D. Burt. --."-
Examinations and their places in Education.
Paper-Pres. W. w. Folwell, State University
Rational Methods in Education. Paper
Prin. s. 8. Taylor, Saint Paul. g...' =.
School Government. Paper-Supt. q. A.
Pratt, Faribault.
Paper-Miss E. G. Stanley, Saint Paul, and
Erin. d. @. John, Mankato Normal School
Resultants. Paper-Prin. E. G. Paine, Wes-
lyan Methodist Seminary, Wasioja.
Reading -Elocution vs.. Subject Matter
Discussion, opened by Supt. Sanford Niles,
Rochester.
Paper, subject optional-Miss A. G. Glover
The Best Method of Teaching Hygiene in the
Common Schools. Paper-Prof. T.. B. Sperrv
M. d. Carleton College,
Natural History Studies in Primary Schools
Paper-P1in: H. W: Slack, Saint Paul.
Is our System of Education q Practical One;
Paper-supt W. F. Gorrie, Saltwater.
All papers subject to discussion by the as.
| sociation.
Vocal and instrumental music will form g
part of the exercises.
| 10 facilitate attendance and provide TO,
the comfort aud entertainment of guests,
Superintendent Wright, aided by the loca]
committee, Messrs.s G. S. Campbell, J. D.
Bond and J. G. Donnelly, have perfected
the following arrangements:
| Railroad fares-The St. Paul Sioux Cit,
railroad will sell tickets to members at uni
form rate of three cents per mile. To secure
this reduction persons expecting to come ovel
this road should send their names to the secre
| tary or the association early, and, if possible
from the same station in clubs; certificates fo]
presen tation to local station agents will the1
| be sent them. Other roads will sell return
tickets to members at one-ffth their regular
rates: Certificates, securing this reduction
will be issued by the secretary upon paymen
of dues
| Entertainment-The Merchants. Windso,
and Clarendon hotels will receive persons in at
tendance upon this meeting at $3.50 per day
the metropolitan at So. Entertainment i,
private families will be furnished to ladies at
tending, and to gentlemen as far as possible.
The executive and local committees extent
hearty invitation to all friends of educatio,
to be present. Those Who propose to attent
| are requested to communicate with the secre
tary or chairman of the local committee with
out delay.
Members of the local committee will be il
attendance at the Office of the State superin
tendent in the capitol, ON and after Monda
afternoon, to assign members to homes.