The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-14


otner methods is decided success; con
siders primary teaching of the utmos
importance.
The superintendent made some re
mark ia regard to the use OF charts il
primary teaching.
Mr.. Groom endorsed most of the re-
marks made; differed in some points.
The superin endent explained hi
F metho d Of teac' g reatng.
Me-. Gro ,m expi; ed ais manner o.
teachil 6 spelling.
A ] urn ill p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION. - Penmanship
was introjared 10y MIR. q zimmerman,
and discuss, d by tho superxt, ndent,
NJ. MCPHERSON, Mr.. Groom and Mr.
Doran.
N,rmal methods of teaching arithne-
tic were ally presented by Miss Carrie
French.
Mss e vim present d her views Of
grammar in a brief, clear and forcibie
manner.
Discussion carried on by the superin-
tendsnt and Mr.. Mcpherson.
S. B Mann explained his method Of
teaching United States history.
REMARKS were made by the superin-
! tendent
Remarks on school government were
made By Miss G vim, M q mmernan,
NJ. McPoerson and the superintendent.
The Questions frou the qdes.i IN box
vera RI fsrred and ans sered.
Adjourned till p. In.
EvENIsG SESSION SONG qrar-
cite, "Hush OF the Nj ,ht," by Ms
Ellsworth, Mrs You,g Mr.. Shearer
and S. B. Mann.
Recitation, by Mis-, Alice Mckenzie
Song, "DIolin Bay" by Miss Edith
f lsworth.
Recitation, odd Robin" by Miss
c Erie Gwinn.
Song. O1s OF tho Sweet Cd Chap
to b. M $ Lucy P ickenham.
R'ading. "rhanatopsis," by Miss
Lille Brown.
Re itation, THE Ghost" by NJ zim-
norman.
s. l., line Basketmaker's Child" by
Edith Ellsworth.
Recitation, The Polish Boy" by
M s. Mollie Baker. {
S,rg, Gust, 'In tho Starlight" by 4
Miss Lille Bro xn aud M. Sh arer.
Recitation, What the Boy Wanted"
y M IS Csrrie G. vim
S,cg. We've DR. ak +. m the Same
Jan'' ea" by NJ . ,learer i
Song, go hHJ INNS" b, the choir.
Music b. t.. c .Iaell bind.
R citation, R ger aud - by Mr.. 3
'hearer.
Music BY the band. p
r citatiur, Blow, Bi le, Boar by N
dos Packenham. n
might Song" by Miss Edith Els O
yorih n
Ma &c by the band. T.
The following resolution passed unan- e
Sc
X soIv-d, That we, the teachers of 4,
ida county, Idaho, IN institute assem- 9,
led, tender our sincere thanks for the ~
hd hospitality extended us by the citi-
ms OF Caliwell and vicinity, and the
ahol ded by The Caldwell
aud.
Adj ,lrned sine die. .,
l.. L SHEARER, h,
S d MANN, President. :;
Secretary. =,
COMMITTEE REPORT. .,
Whereas, We, tho uader-'ga,d, hsv. p
X been sppoint, d = CON mute. ny the
N Cheers association Of Ada county. 10
aid veil nov assem- blet, 10 report AS to
10 branches that should be Taught IN
ir pubic sctouis, and
Whereas, Many Of our SCHOOLS are -
mited to from tOIr to six months SEES tn
on during lhe ysa be- it to-
Il '>o.veJ, lhat la addition TO the an
'srchss already proyid ii for by law,
g.. photography, reading, psnman-
ip' a'lthmetlc, seogripny, gram nar, -
ri history, The following snOuld DO -
lr' d lcod aud taught where the Pro- |
'ieDcy Of pupils d maid il, W.: A. |
bra. ockSe, ping. physiology and L
,tures Oh roii io:s. ECONOMY and liiel.
ure. Ii w. ZIMMERMAN,
MOLLIE iSAKER,
CARRIE GwINN,
Committee. -
TEACHERS IN ATTENDANCE
l.. L. Saear"r, supsriltendsnt.
MRS A. b. Young, Boise City.
nj { i 10y Packentam, Boise CITY. Y
NJ IS Moliie Baker, CeLte,. N,
Miss Carrie G war, Cald we'll. e,r
Mss G Fri, F.rnch, M dl ,top. , ,p'
J. NJ. 81 nm, Boise valley. M
5. Is. NJ ma, R1ssel v;,l. IA
NJ lss l. lie Blown, Boise City. tro,
NJ IS A'ise M Keiz =, Middleton. ,,u'