The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-01-04

Moore. Lackey and Prof. Evans.

Moore, Lackey and Prof. Evans.
Mr.. Rowland then conducted a COM
petitive exercise in Penmanship. Sue
cessful competitor, D. w. Hunsinger
J. Fl. Ray read paper on Literary
work in the School-room."
Criticisms by johnson, Allison.
Longbon, Moore and Prof. Evans.
Prof. Evans conducted an exercise
in reading, followed by commendatory
remarks by J. w. johnson.
Adjourned.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, "Oh, for a thousand
tongues to sing" Miss Walterhouse,
Organist.
On motion the report Of the Com
mittee on probable cost of publishing
a history Of the Institute from it's be-
ginning, was taken from the table for
consideration.
A motion to publish history of the
Institute was lost.
Questions from question box were
distributed, and were answered by
Messrs. Fry, Longbon, Mackley and
Allison.
Rev. J. R. Collier delivered lecture
on the subject, BOY" The lecture
was very able and interesting. Re
marks on the lecture were made by
Johnson, Longbon, Mackley, Rev.
Cherington, c. A. Atkinson, Moore
and Prof. Evans.
Adjourned.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, depth of Mercy"
Prayer by Prof. Allison, followed
by singing, Home, Sweet Home. "
Miss Adele Matthews, Organist
Minutes read and approved.
w. Fl. Hays conducted competi-
tive exerercise in Algebra, 1st. Glass.
Successful competitors, D. w. Will
liams and T. L. Evans.
A. L. Robbins conducted competi-
tive exercise in Algebra, End. Glass.
Successful competitor, L. Jones.
G. W. Fry was appointed leading
critic.
Roll Call.
G.. W. Fry made some able and in
teresting remarks on Discipline"
Criticisms by Moore, Kinnison,
Mackley, Harbarger, Allison, Longbon
and Prof. Evans
J. W. johnson conducted a COM
petitive exercise in Spelling. Success
full competitors, J. III. Rowland and
j. W. Longbon.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, Lamb of Calvary Miss
Adele Matthews, Organist.
Prof. Allison read a paper on Cul-
ture. Remarks on the paper were
made by Fry, Longbon, Rev. W. D.
Cherington and Prof. Evans.
Prof. Evans gave an exercise in In
fnitives and Participates.
Criticisms by Fry, Allison, Long
bon, Moore, and Rannels.
J. J. Bennett conducted compet-
tive exercise in Arithmetic, LIST. Glass.
Successful competitor. J. E. Blair.
Isaac Parry conducted competitive
exercise in Arithmetic. End. Glass.
Successful competitor, /. V. Randall.
Adjourned.
EVENING.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, ''Over there" Miss Ida
Crumit, Organist.
Hon. John T. Moore delivered lee
ture on Evolution.
Remarks on lecture were made by
Rev. ]. R. Collier and Prof. Evans.
Adjourned.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Called to order by the President.
Singing, Sow in the morn thy
seed"
Prayer by Hon. J. 7. Moore, follow
ed with singing, II long to behold
him" Miss Adele Matthews, Organ
ist
The Institute reconsidered the mo-
ton to award a subscription to some
Educational Journal, to each teacher
who attends the Institute who attends
three or four days. The original mo
tion was then lost.
Minutes read and approved.
J. w. Longbon was appointed lead
ing critic.
c. A. Lackey conducted an exercise
in music. Criticisms by Longbon
Rowland and Delay.
d. W. Williams conducted COM
petitive exercise in Physical Geogra-
ply. Successful competitor, J. j
Bennett.
Roll Call.
Prof. Evans conducted an exercise
in 'Class Work. Criticisms by
Longbon and Moore
D. Mackley delivered an address on
the subject, "The Newspaper as ar
Educator" Criticisms by Longbor
and Prof. Evans.
The following were given by teach
ers in response to roll call:
The talent of success is doing moth
ing more than what you can do wei
without a thought Of fame.
Bina Cherington.
The progress of knowledge is likt
that of the sun, SO slow that we cal
not see it, but sure to change nigh
into day. j. c. Alerander.
The tree of knowledge blasted by
disputes,
Produces sapless leaves instead o:
fruits.
G. W. Fry.
To speak the truth under all cir
cumstances, and in the face of al
risks, requires more courage than /
demanded on the field Of battle. O
all the valient men in the world IL
him be chief who dares to tell th
truth-HUGH STowELL Brown.
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