Daily Republican., 1880-08-16
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Tle Programme for ','a Aal:eal
Reunion BOen 90 b Held.

Reunion BOen 20 b Held.
The fl flowing progr ssams has heen
4dcp.ed Tor the reuni ~ of the State
7eaohers' Association to b. held ss Re-
hobo!h from Monday, Aug. %, TO Friday,
aug. 9Th.
Hours of meeting-Morning session,
from S.45 to 10 As !; aftsrDoon session,
I As to 3.45. Evening sessi0n, I 30 to 8.
Monday, August 23--Meet at 3 p. M.
for organization and to hear the report
OF the executive Committee.
Evening sessior-President's address
and fve-minute speeches from the
members and friends.
Tuesiay--morning sessior-R"port
of Committee on Improved Methods Of
Educat!on-F Eden Bach, Wilmington,
chairman discussion to be opened by
Prof. E. d. Porter, Newark.
"May not the period of harmful
reading bs avoided ?" Rev. J. N Will
liams, President OF Wesleyan College
Discussion to be opened by Prof. VIM.
A. Reynolds.
Tuesday afternooI-"The relation Of
the tsscher to the moral and religious
culture of the future" Prof. J. H.
Groves, Smyrna. Discussion to be
opened by Rev. J. N. Williams, VIII
mipgtnn.
"The educational tramp and how
shall we dispose Of himi" Prof. R. II.
Skinner, Principal of the Wilmington
Conference Academy. Discussion to
he opened by H.C.Carpenter. Of Lswes.
Del.
Evening Session-Lecture, Rsv. ]. z.
Mowbray, Frederica.
Wednesday morning-First paper
sod Euglish," Prof. William A. Rey-
nolds. Discussion opened by VIM. II.
Punell, LII. D., President Of Delaware
College. ....g g.....
Second paper-"How shall we keep
teachers longer in the profession and
stop the too frequent change Of teachers
in our public schools I" d. 8. Rils,.
Frsderica. Discussion opened by Z. D.
Tarr, Blaokwater.
Afternoon session First Paper, "Em-
ulation and Discipline, " Miss A. F.
Groves, Centreville. Discussion opened
by J.E. Carroll, Dover, Del.
Second Paper" The Public Schools
as a Preparation for citizenship" q.
C. Carpenter, Lswes. Discussion epen-
ed by Hon. James L.Waicott, Dover.
Wednesday evening - Lecture by
Hon. Joseph P. Comegys, Chief Justice
of the State OF Delaware.
fhursday--morniug sessior-Rsport
of Committee on Education. Professor
William n. Je$aries. Discussion open
cd by Prof. D. ". Harlan, Wilmington,
Del.
Second Paper-"Enthus'aSm in Edu-
cation" Mrs. L. B. Pratt, Kirkwood.
Discussion opened by Professor S. ].
Wiley, Wilmington.
Third Paper-Report Of the Commit
tee on Neurology, Prof. VIM. Reynolds,
Chairman, Wilmington.
Evening Session First Paper, "How
shall the teachers combine so as to
make their influence power in the
Statei" McKandree Downham, George
town. Discussion opened by F. Eden
Bach, Wilmington.
Second Paper-"Is an indus amount
Of time devoted to any of the studies
now taught in the public schools'" Jas.
H. George, Milford. Discussion opened
by J. L. Thompson, Georgetown,
Evening Session-Lecture by T. N.
Williams, SeafOrd.
Friday-morning sessioc-Ksction Of
officers, stc.
The fare from Wilmington will be 81
for the round trip, and propcrtionats
rates from other stations.
The rates at Bright House will be
81 25 for one day, or a dollar per day
for two days or longer. On the
junction and Breakwater, and Break
water and Franktord railroads no orders
are needed for the procuring Of tickets,
but tickets will he sold, good from Aug.
81 to August 81, at the folloWing rates !:
Harring ton, Houston and Milford, 81 ,
Lincoln 80 cents Ellendale and all
points on the Breakwater and Frankford.
road Is cents; Redden and Georgetown,
so cents Hsrbeson and Cool Spring,
so cents e.; Natssua, 40 cents and Lewes
80 cents.