The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-11-15
UNION SCHOOL.

The first of the Union Schools will be
held in the school house near kellners
on Friday and Saturday, November 23rd
and Oath. 1t is expected that all the
teachers in Cooperstown and those IN
Franklin and Kossuth who can conven-
iently do SO, will be present at this meet
ing. Teachers who have been assigned
class exercises will find it to their advan-
tage to have their pupils accompany
them to this school. Where the distance
is not too great. the larger pupils of the
public schools should be encouraged to
be present with their teacht rs.
1t is hoped that teachers will be active
in securing good attendance of patrons
at the evening session, as it is desirable
the Course of Instruction should be well
understood by the people. 1t Is expect
ed school boards will allow teachers for
the Friday spent at this meeting as If
spent in teaching in their respective
schools.
The following persons will conduct
class exercises on the subjects indicated:
FORENOON SESSION.
Numbers, ...-............J Il. Hewitt
Language Exercise, ............J j. W. Fitzmaurice
Pupils dismissed and remaining por-
ton of forenoon spent in discussing
methods of teaching oral grammar and
primary arithmetic.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Primary Geography, ............. John Pospisiel.
History, L. j. Walsh.
Spelling, IL. heehan
Pupils dismissed. Discussion on
methods of teaching subjects presented
at P. NJ. session.
EVENING SESSION.
Course of Instruction, John Nagle
sATURDAY-FoRENooN SESSION.
Constitution. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS j. p. Carrigan.
Reading-3rd Reader, .............J.E Il. Sullivan.
Pupils dismissed and discussion on
subjects presented.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Primary Reading, ............,...... John Nagle
h6pOElS Oh t6aCutIS isICSSDt.
The pupils of the several schools will
constitute the classes, and teachers will
not be limited in time.
JOHN NAGLE,
MANITowoC, Nov. 10, 1888. Go. Sup't.
THE board of Supervisors convened at
noon on Tuesday. The resignation of
Julius Lindstedt, chairman, on account
of sickness and inability to attend the
meeting Of the board was received and
accepted. On motion of Mr.. Franz.
Fred Schmitz of Newton was chosen
chairman pro TEN.
The petition of I. II. Braunal and
others Ill relation to the building of a
bridge across the Manitowoc river near
Pierce's mill was read and on motion
laid on the table.
Board proceeded TO ballot for chair
man. VIM. lander OF Gibson was elected
on the first ballot.
A communication from the town board
of Manitowoc Rapids, showing the re-
suit of special meeting held in said
town, authorizing said board to test the
legality of the report of the tax commits
sioners, etc., was referred to the chair
man Of the town of Manitowoc Rapids.
On Wednesday morning the special
committee on Branch bridge presented
a report stating that the bridge had been
rebuilt at cost of So, $50, and recon-
mending that the amount be paid from
the general fund of the county, $500 of
which be charged back to the town of
Manitowoc Rapids. The report was
adopted.
Report of the county treasurer and
clerk were received and referred to CON-
mittee on finance.
Board adjourned until next Monday
at o'clock P. NJ.