Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-12-02
MAINE rkDAGoe1cAL socIErY.
Annual Meeting at Memorial Hall, Bruins.
wick.

The annual meeting of the Maine Peda
eogicai Society will be held at Memorial
Hall, Brunswick. Dec 80 and 81, 1886, and
Jan. |, 1887. Following is the programme
THURSDAY. DEC. soth, Bpm
| Organization.
wick. - '" AeAAe'' Di"n'
Presidents Address-"Relation of the School to
the State.'' -
Lectare-"Hints on teaching Chemistry, with H.
insustive Experiments" Prof. +. C. Robinson
Di-cussion. By H. NJ Estsbroos, Gsrham.
heport on Geography. Rev. B. P. Snow, Willard
cape Elizabeth.
THURSDAY EVENING, 80 P. NJ.
Lecture-"Cuture of the Attention. Pres VIM
Dew. Hyde. d. D., Bowdoin College.
FRIDAY, DEC. 3ist, "A. NJ.
Paper-"How to Teach Primary Reading" Moses
True brown. Prin. Boston School of Oratory
faper-"Sclentifc Temperance Instruction, with
illustrative EXPERIMENT. C. +. Warner, arming.
Discussion, opened by Chas. R. Crandal, NJ D.,
Paper Work OF the Public Schools, as seen from
me Literary standpoint" Prof. Geo. C. Chase,
teacher OF Staging in Lewiston Public Schools.
Discussion. opened by Prof j. B. Sharlsnd, teach.
er OF singing in Boston Public Schools.
RPM.
raper-"W ork OF the Public Schools, seen from
the Industrial Standpoint" Pres NJ c. Fernald,
IN. y, State Agricultural College.
ine Elements Of Expressive Reading. with Illus
G tra,lve Readings" Prot. Moses True Brown, Tufts
tp,asper-"Heath in the schoolroom." DIR. G. A.
Phillips. Ellsworth.
Discussion-Opened by DR.. j. o, Webster, Aurus.
ia. Mem. State Board of Health.
faperI"Wh hat shall we do with boys troublesome
Boston.
Discassion-Opened by W z. Sargent, Hebron
Paper-"W ork in the Public Schools as seen from
the Asricultgrist's stand point" Prof W. II. Jor
General discussion.
r, Lect9re-"The Function of the Psplic School,"
Hon. VIM. Crockett, Fredericton, N. B., Gen. Supt.
OF SCHOOLS, New Brunswick.
SATURDAY, JAN. LIST, A. NJ,
Compliments of the Season, Pres. fash, Prof.
Chapman. and others.
Paper-,"Professional Reading" Miss Anna E.
smith, High School, Lewiston.
Discussion. opened by supt. W. w. Stetson, Au.
burn. followed BY Thos. W. Bcknell LII D., Boston,
NEEDED school Liquidation" State Supt N. A.
discussion, A. f. Richardson, A. NJ, Fryeburg.
Reports OF Committees and unfinished business.
Teachers will be conducted during the SEES
sion to visit the new College Gymnasium,
the Art and Cabinet Collections, the College
Library, etc. also to examine a new model
primary schoolhOuse in town
The Maine Central, Grand Trunk, and
their branches will sell excursion tickets to
those attending the meeting at one fare for
the round trip, tickets to be procured at the
place of starting on each road. The G. T.
will BELL these tickets to Yarmouth Junction
only where similar tickets to Brunswick can
be procured.
The Boston & Maine will charge two cents
per mile each way, tickets to be purchased
only at Boston and at the way stations in
Name, to Portland and return.
The Secretary is authorized to furnish free
return tickets over all other railroads in the
State. on which fare has been paid one way.
Railroads sell these tickets only over their
own lines.
Free entertainment will be provided for
ladies, and those wishing it should address
one of the Local Committee in Brunswick at
an early date. Ushers to guide teachers will
meet them at the trains and at the hall.
The local committee lie Prof. F. C. Robin
son, Charles Fish, Esq, Miss e. S. Pennel,
Miss Hattie N. Otis.