Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-12-20

WAS set apart for . lecture by Col J.
P. Sanford, subject London and
Paris In War Times, but aoms one
suggested that they would prefer to
hear the Coloneis lecture called,
Rome and Italy. The question was
put by the President, an to which of
the two lectures the audience would
prefer. The majority Indicated .
preference for Rome and Italy, and
that was the subject vita which the
Colonel delighted xnd instructed the
audiences. To be appreciated it must
be listened to ~ delivered BY its
author
The Institute Choir opened and
closed the evening entertainment.
The members of the Choir were
Robert Z. McMeen Jr., leader, Miss
Sadie Cooper, Crganist, Miss Tile |
Rooms, Miss Mamie Grover, Miss
Emma McMsen, Miss Lizzie Dean, J. |
r. 1urbstt, Stewart Turbstt and Phil |
ip Smith. People who are capable Of
knowing good music from indifferent |
music pronounce the above named |
choir the most capable one that has
favored this community with music |
within the past II or Is years.
FRIDAY MORNING SESSION.
Vice President Shesdsr called the
Institute to order on Friday morning.
There WAS Music by the choir, and
prayer by Rev. Geo. Bensugh, after
which Col. J. P. Sanford addressed
the Institute. A committs on reso-
lurlons on the death OF d. Sharon
Dimm, was appointed, also com
mittss on permanent certificates.
Prof. Sheeder instructed on Primary
Teaching, Prof. Woodruff instructed
On School Management. Alter re-
cess Prof. Teets illustrated by appA-
rstus, the movements of planetary
bodies. Prof. Hsiges addressed the
Institute on the subject Of Mental
Culture.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Prof. Woodruff gave instruction
on the movements Of q number of
the planets. The committee on gen.
eral resolutions, and on resolutions
ON the death of Miss Belle Short, re-
ported; tho resolutions were adopt
Ell. Prof. Heiges answered ques-
tions. Professor Duncan sdursss
ed the Institute on the subject of
Mental Culture. Prof. w. w.
Woodruff continued the considers-
ton OF the subject School Govern
ment, after winch the Institute WAS
thrown open for general discussion.
MIR. Sheedsr announced tnst there
will be district Institute held in the
pubic school house in Mifflintown,
January 6, 1858. Mr.. Sm,tn encour-
aged the holding of the district 1nsti-
tute. Rev. Geo. Benaush made a
few remarks rs to what will be done
with the instruction received at tho
. Institute. Music by the choir. Bens-
diction by Mr BsnAush.
FRIDAY EVENING Session.
W. U. Hensel delivered Q Lecture,
subject, Wives OF Some Famous
Men Everybody was pleased with
the lecture. Should Hensel conclude
! To take to the lecture field in earnest.
instead of occasionally giving . leo
. ture for amusement, and recreation
be has at hand subject, that is sus
ceptible of almost infinite elaboration
and one which people will always
welcome, for who is 1t that will not
stop te hear . talk about men and
women, or q talk about . man and q
: womani
r The Choir sang q farewell song
e and the Institute Was closed.
The course of instruction at this
: Institute was moro comprehsnslvs
r than that given at any proceeding in
: stltute in this county. And a gen
: tleman who was present al its sess
D ions, says that it was the best 1nsti
1 tute that he has attended this year
|; and he has been attending Institutel
= since last September.
LIST OF TEACHERS AND HONORARY
: MEMBERS OF TIE INSTITUTE.
!, LACK TWP.
. William Allen, Howard Stump, Ellen
: Showers, Mary Grouse, Mary A watts
Katie DipPle, G. L. KeDepp, Anna G
> Cslyer, J. W. Kenepp, Anna Carruthers.
wALKkR TWP.
Clara sieber, Henry G. Gish, PhiliI
> Smith, K. &. AcAesn, VI. Il. Lukens
, N ellie Robson, /. C. LsntA, John Stoner
j. r. Writ, W. A. He,rck, Emma Robson
VIC. vanDyke, Cora'B. F. Smith.
kITTLNTowx. .BokoUoH
W. Il. sheeder, John II. Oliver, Clara J
!. Robson. Tillis. S. Fisher.
PATTERSON soRouGI.
, Maggie K. Marks, W. B. Auman, Pam
o ella ii. Garmsn, Edmund Lindssy.
= 1uRBKTr rwr.
!, J. 7. Turbett, George Towssy, B. B. Nc
Mesn, A. 7. McAfee, Stewart Turbst.
l. MILFORD TWP.
l. G. L. Howsr, W. II. Dysisger, David A
:. Kauffnan,,O. NJ. kcrlin.
n YERhAsAoH TWP.
/ Mary Balentine, Luther kinser, William
y II. Henderson J. 2. Stonsr, ". II. hanks
! William Etka.
e DELAWARE TWP.
C Ella Dougherty, Delaware Conn, o.
n sulosff, Ella B. Claire, Jacob Pines, Dsnis
Y Kepner, J. W. Hibbs, W. l.. Dinm.
n BEALE TWP.
g Emily Fulton, James b. Henry, Anna
d Hoke, Mar! N. Reynolds, Lewis B. Robson
= q. IL. Martin.
], RAYErrB TWP.
q Isadore Dunn, 7. K. Hickman, Theophi
J las Lapdis, Cloyd Kaufman, Maggie r
It Kinzer, Ambrose Martin, 5 II OberhOltzer.
% GREENWOOD TWP.
A. B. Will, W. H. 1eidsrs, S. A. Kaouse
l. G. l.. Plett