The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1886-01-07

and then led prayer. S. Morgan gave drill in o
S. History. Remarks by Moore, Williams, Smith and
Brady. Morgan closed with few remarks. Report
of A. S. Brady the test-words given in spelling.
Successful competitors Socrates and Homer E. w.
Patterson and w. T. Morgan. Miss Hattie Moore
read the Defence of of Lucknow in very credita-
BILE manner. Remarks by Moore. Minutes of previous
day read and approved Questions of the Budget
Box were then answered. Prot. Irish occupied his
time on Orthography. Remarks by Moore.
Adjourned.
1:30p. m.
Association convened with President in the chair
Singing by the audience, led by Phillips, Miss Hem
son presiding at the organ Miss May Hendley read
valuable paper "Trifes." Commendatory re-
marks by Patterson Prof. E. W. Patterson read
fine production Colleges VS.. Normal Schools. He
considered the subject from the standpoint that
these schools constitute different links in educa
tional system. That the College supplements the
work of the Normal School and that there should be
antagonism between them. He denounced in Sc
terms the extravagant claims made by some
Normal Schools in this State and advocated State
Normal School. Miss Ida Jones read selection in
her usual interesting manner, and was highly COM
mended by the leading critic Moore. Prof. Irish
then continued his exercise on Grammar and Analy-
sis and then made parting address to the teachers
R. A. Blair, j. T. Herbert and J. w. Kinneer, were
appointed committee on election of officers.
Adjourned.
Reunion.-7 D. m.-Crescent Opera House.
President Bennett in the chair. Exercises opened
Adele Matthews presiding at the organ. Rev. W. D.
Hendrickson offered prayer The committee on elec
tion of officers reported for President s. D. Nc
Laughlin, Vice President Dan. Alban, Secretary W.
W. Smith. Executive Committee, Prof. E. W. Pat
terson, VIII. Ridenour and W. F. Steward. Report
adopted and committee discharged. The committee |
on resolutions offered the following:
WHEREAS, By the Providence of God Mr.. Daniel |
W. Jones. late member of our profession and tai |
ented and beloved friend, has been removed from |
earth in the midst of highly useful educational |
abors; and
WHEREAS, Mr.. Jones had been zealously and earn
ssy devoted profession choice therefore,
Rssotued, That this Association, of which he
member, has, in his death, sustained the loss of
aithul friend and that the of education in
county has lost an able advocate.
ReSoLced That sincerely sympathfze with the
elatiyes friends of late beloved associ-
tie.
Prof. j. E. Kinnison addressed the audience on
The Pecularities ofthe Pedagogue.''
Duet, ''See the Pale Moon," by Misses Maggie Ev-
ms and Adele Matthews.
Solo, when the Robins Come Again." by Mrs.
lizzie Bentley.
Reading" Cavalry Charge" by Hon. Irvine DUNCAN.
GIee "Comrades in Arms,'' by the Oak Hill Glee
,lub.
Recitation, s'The Maniac,n by Miss Ida Jones.
Medley by Misses Mary Anna and Jennie Jones,
T. Herbert and W. T. Morgan.
sOur Teachers Institute" by Hon. John T. Moore.
Glee, "Belfry Tower,'' by Oak Hill Glee Club.
Lecture, 1.-THE Bible,' by Prof. Irish.
Adjourned.
J.J. BENNETT, President.
w. It. MORGAN, Secretary.