The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-11-10
The Egis and Intelligencel
REL AIR, Md, NOV. 10, 1882.
Hartford County Teachers Institute.

The white public school teachers of the
county have been notified by Mr.. Noble l.
Mitchell, Examiner, to attend the Institute
which will be held in Bel Air, beginning on
Monday, Novemer 18th, ut 10 A. NJ. 1t will
continue until Friday, November 18th.
There will he two daily sessions, opening
at $50 A. NJ and 2.30 P. NJ.
All the Teachers of the county having
schools are required by the Board to be pres
ent. Others are requested to attend as reg
ularly us possible. Those absent from any
session should report the reason to the EXAM
ner IN acrtiag Each Teacher is expected to as
sist in the discussion of the subject to which
he is assigned, and the Board hopes that all
win strive to make the Institute success
and n benefit to the cause of Public Educa-
ton Essays npon subjects assigned are par
licuIarly requested. Any question which
suggests Itself to u Teacher will if handed to
the Exemner, be assigned place on the
Program, which is as follows;
Nv hat is the proper method of tcaching
photography?
2.-Shouid timetable be issued by the
Board of School Commissioners for the use
of all the schools, if so, what should it con-
tain?
3.-Should Arithemetic be the basis of our
grading?
4-Have we room in our Schools for the
History of Maryland?
blow can the defects in our Schools, rs
shown by the small and irregular attendance
Of pupils, be removed and the schools made
to meet fully the needs of our people?
6.-Wrting from dictation as test of
sound scholarship.
What improvement can be made in the
time, manner and scope of our general exam.
ination in the schools?
S.--The Teacher, his duty towards the
community, the parent and the pupil.
The assignment of the teachers for the
discussion of the above topics is rs follows:
IN. Oscar Stokes Emma l.. Smith, Mat
tic S. Richardson, J. Martin McNabb, Laura
VI. Stoncbraker, Maggie Ot1ey, Sallie L.
Carter, Agnes L. Bradley, VIM. S. Lavender,
Matte w. Bissel Bette Barnes Ernestine
Chcnowith.
81. Egbert Smith, NJ Emma Norris,
Emma +. Welsh Sallie c. Walters, NJ. Kittie
Shrodcs, Chas w. Burkins, II. S. HUFF, A. II
Hewlett, Edwin Williamson, Mary j, White
ford Laura b. Tammany, F. Lizzie Qunby
"A. F. Galbreath, Frank A. Brown
Laura A. Bradley. NJ. Florence Becman
Clara TIetrick, John w. Carter, Emma G
Phillips, Mary H. Martin, Edward NJ Brown,
Chas. r. Wilson, Annie B. Burkins, Mary
Scarborough.
4.-Robt. w. Eubank, jeanette V. Nelson.
Alice il. Stauffer, Matte Nj. Ottiey, IL. Ami
Amber, S. Susie Mitchell, Maggie Andrew.
Fannie +. Parker, Gertrude Richardson.
Hannah J. Scarborough, Ida NJ. Hornberger,
j. Hudson Pyle.
John b. Scarborough, Mamie Mis-
kimmon Sallie Il. st. Clair, Thos III. Roberts,
Calvin X. Cumming, Alice L. Endfed, Sallie
p. Galloway Mary Gibson, Edwin G. Kirk
wood, Luella Scarborough, Hannah Winker,
G. Adele Smith, John W. Laird
G-James IL. Rigdon, S. Lizzie Spicer,
Iibbe c. Chamberlain Nina J. Duncan, NJ.
T Bennington, Molie L. Gilbert, H. Jennie
Grafton, Mary i. Hamilton, Salle E. Kcnne-
dy, Sadie f. Williamson Mary V. Tarbert,
Mary c. Hurlock.
jas. w. McNabb, Mary Spalding, Kezia
j. Evans L. Penrose Smith, w. G. McClung,
W. H X. Jones, VIM. A. Wheeler, Mary
L. Barnes, Annie L. Oflley, Mary E. Chase,
Annie c. Smith, Mary E. Rgdon.
S-John D. Worthington, Mary E Sher-
wood, S. Lizzie Adams, Ella Miller, II. VI.
ltutledgc, Frank Davis, Alice NJ. Youse,
Mollie A. Davis, Ella Lennon, j. Edw.
Harry, Bessie Smith Annie i. Barron, Mag.
gie G. McClung.
Monday, 18th, Glass Exercise in Book
Kceping-James H. Rigdon.
Tuesday, l4th, Glass Exercise in History
Miss Mary ii. Martin.
Wednesday, 10Th, Glass Exercise in Geog-
mphy-Miss Annie Z. Ohley.
Thursday, 18th, Glass Exercise in Arithmc.
tic; Division of Decimals-.Tohn d. Worth
ngton