The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1881-08-25
=HTUHEGEB= Cg. TEACHERS TNsFT.
TUTE.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF PROCEED
TNGS.

ing Secretary, pro TEN:
l. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. AFTERNOON sEs,
SION.
? Afternoon session opened with music:
= Grammar by Doggett was next, subject,
Connectives." He also opened the dis
cussion in Theory and Practice, subject,
" Department" which was participated in
- BY Roush, McKibben, Horst, Patton, Car
boy, Hurd, Ferguson, Gray and DetWiler
After recess queries we're addressed to the
following teachers L. McKibbsn, an arith-
{ netical problem II. S, Vance, "Of what
D use arc silent letters ?" J. w. Kirkhart,
? an arithmeticsl problem; Miss Mary Bar
J rett, % What are your methods of prevent
ing tardiness?" D. S. Ferguson, How
do you teach psnmanshiP?" W. A.
Roush, What influences operate most
strongly against teachers work." Time
being up, the last was deferred until to-
morrow.
On the call for miscellaneous business
the President announced the following
committees for the Social
Arrangements - Thomas Head, Will.
Mcclure, R. B. Farley.
On Introduction-H. s. Doggett, Ed
G.. Smith, L. McKibben, D, 8. Ferguson.
On Music-Tho Misses Cluxton, after
which the Institute adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. II.
Institute opened with Scripture read
ing By the President, followed BY music.
Ferguson then took charge Of Elocution
clasF, the selections being from McGuf-
fey's Revised Fifth Reader. Miss Orpah |
johnson read Burial Of Noses" Nc
Kibben followed with Geography, subject,
Is Polar Regions" Ari,hmstie By Smith
was disposed Of after recess. Subject,
{" Time Questions" followed BY adjourn.
mslt.
Afternoon session Of Instiiuts opened
with the songs, L Know a Bank" i" and
Tennyson'a Brook, ," by the Misses CluI-
ton, iolloWed by Grammar BY Doggst,
subject, Diagrams"
McKibbSn opened the discussion in
Theory and Practice, subject, CO-opeFa-
ton Of Parents" followed BY Barrow,
Judge Gardner ans Strange.
After recess, W. A. Roush discussed the
question Of previous evening, What In
auences Operate most Strongly Against
Teachers Work (" which he enumerated
a. follows: Want Of Cooperation Of
Parents, Change Of Teachers, Inoonvsn-
ience Of School Buildings, nc definite OBJ
iect in securing eduostiOn, and irregular
attendance, Institute thea adjourned.
Most Of she teachers and many Of their
friends met At the School Building in the
evening hnd spent the time very pleasant.
ly ct the Social. The exercises consisted
Of musie, promenhdsa, and having "a
good time generally"
THURsDAY, AUG. IS.
Institute opened with Scripture read
ing BY ". A. Rogsh, and exercises Of the ]
day we're similar to those Of tho preceding
On the call for miscellaneous business, the
Committee on Resolutions made the fol-
lowing report
We, the undersigned Committee, beg !,
leave to submit the following resolutions,
IN memory Of the death Of George G. Dill
lon, late Highland county toscher, who @
since the last meeting Of this Institute, .
has been called from hid work 10 his long
last resting place
WHEREAa, Il has pleased an All.Wise
Providence 10 remove from our midst our
esteemed brother ana oo-laborsr In the
great work Of training the youthful mind .
IN the knowledge Of science therefore
RaolpsdI That We sympsthIse with the Q
beroaved family Of the deceased, In this =
their deep hfllotion, In having lest an a.
ieolIonhts member and q genial companion,
3D. That while We, the members Of this
Association deeply deploFs the loss Of our p
beloved brother, We will bow with humble 9
submission TO q Divine Providence, a
%. That in the death Of said brother, 1
IRE cause Of Education has lost q warm b
friend and Jealous advocate, whose aim 4
Was 10 elevate and advance the standard
Of Common School Education,
An, That lhs Secretary Of this Asso. I,
citation be instructed to forward q copy Of
these resolutions 10 the family Of the Do,
ceased, also, 10 the editors Of the Highland
county papers, Tor publication. "
ORPAH JOHNSON n
MAq0IE MoKEEHAN, Com,
y, q, MoRRow, Il
We, your Committee on Obituary, beg
lehvo 10 submit ihs following report
Whereas q haa pleased Almighty Qod 10 F6s
ihiH uf hla ia6Wstaathpfs me aged, bot WE'LL
beloved teacher, Th0mai Wattl therefore
4. Resolved, That lhs Highland couniy Tssoh.
go Institute iata thln melhnd 0f expressing ihef
e90 ealnes fgngsssia9 q ~ WV ie9g e aha
Heni sad success N The Common School Interests
li Highland county
q noanlvad, That while va bow IN hambs suh.
mission 90 tho will af Ond, Wa VIII ever chhpah
Do memall and suek . follow those msiehle.t
iHsa Whieh ever MARKED hih efforts IN iha school
room AID among hla ieow-tesehon,
q. Ioaolyed. That wo aympaihlEe with tho he. q.
.uhvod family Of the deceased IN this, tholr doep
iHlcil0n iH having lnal an anccuohale member
lad gonlal companion
T. Resolved, That the soctuiaFy of this AFtoelh, n
Hon be Instructed 90 forward q copy ef these fpae'
uloha 10 ibe family of The doegMed gisa 70 each
lf lhu Highland county papers fut puhllesion,
A, r, CusHtHoHAn,
Hn. q, HuiTH,
Il, r. ntOHAubh,
Committee, n
Report adopted uiisF which Institute "
adjourned
FRIDAY, AUG, 10.
Institute opened With Scripture read ns
BY Niles Clara Custer, followed by the n
songs, When the Blossoms shall Cover
u, Darling by tho Misses Cluzton, end a
"a Dollar and Fifteen Cents" By slgsl
RouSh.
The time for Eocution was Consumsdby
.he reading Of selections by the teachers,
NJ the close Of which a talk on Astronomy
was given by Moliibbsn,
Miscellaneous problems In Arithmetic