Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
Teachers Institute.

start, spirited, Instructive snd interesting I
Institute AT the hrst session one hun I
dr-d and fv- teachers reported their name. I
tor enrolment. The Teachers -sng, sud |
devotional exercises were conducted BY /
Rev. A. R. Miller
J. II. Carney and NJ L. Keiser were /
elected Vice Presidents With Chas. ".
Bashor sEd J. W. Hibhs. Secretaries.
Prot ". 1. Hiebs and Rev. A K. Miller
addressed the Insiituts after which the
hour c A. NJ, was fixed for couvening
u A. N, for adjournment 1870 for con
Eening and adjournment =; the pleasure of
tbs institute mIsic D. the teachers and
adjournment
MONDAY EvESISo.
The Institute va. called to order by Super
intendert Auman at 7.SO: Music BY the
chou address of Welcome" by A. J.
Patterson (; Response - by B. F. Schweier.
/ cher aud adjournment.
TUESDAY MoREISG SESSION.
! Wee President } IL Carney called the
/ Institute to order Music Devotiou. Ex-
e'cises. cruouCted by D L. Kepnrr Roll
Gail following 'hs reg eGlar programme, " q.
. Fl Zr'ders, discusstd the sutj CT, s-Mora
and Religious training :" Ar Z-idrrs was
followed in The discussion by teachers, J
H. Daugherty J. a. Marin, P. G. Shelly
and d. l.. KrpDer, all arguing that moral
training is much needed. Mr.. HarkIns did
not iHlly agree ~ith the preceding SPEAKERS
as TO religious teaching in the schools
Time for the discussion OF the subject was
ext, nd-d and iH, debate was continued by
d. L. k,purr, S L. Sburrz, ". /. Hibbs,
r. u. S.eliy, g A Harkens- During the
debate, Rev =. r. Miller read from A. c.
Stand, w bat shah We Do" on the qnes-
lion Of church attendance Of tho SOU
Youpg men OF Harrisburg.
AFTER REcE=s
and music, Miss Minnie r Orney gave rcci-
ts,iOn Miss Mary Kaufman read a paper,
snutied, "Entbus Prot W. l. HibDs,
discussed the suij-ct Of -..ArIthme TIC =
the Institute sang, sHelp it On," and H-r.
then entertained oy an address by Deputy
State Superintendent Henry H0ack aud
then adJourued tor dinner.
, IUEsDAT AFTERNOON.
after regular routine opening WAS devoted
TO an address by ex-County Superintendent,
D. Z. Robson, and recitation 5y Miss Mary
RieneEblush tiIl recess.
AFTEK RECESS,
70 an address 5y Professor Z. F. Elliott, OF
History" and s.TeacBrrs'R-yIvsI Meet
ing" by Houck ami singing.
> TUESDAY EyESISS,
alter regular opening exercises was dsvot
81 10 recitation by L. u. Dinm, ysrgi,
AGmAn and lscSars, "How TO win," by
DR.. Hsuck.
WEDNESDAY NoRSxG
Devotional exercise Aas Conducted by J
a. DagshsrIy tie subject, ..sun.hIn-,
~as discussed by teacher, a. q. Shelly
the suijrei Oi s.Schooi Discipline was ds
oateo ~ discussed Sy TEACHERS. d. L. Ksp
- Hcr, > p Shurz, p q Shsny, J. Ii
DLas cherry, J. a. H4rkens, J. Il. Carney
X. L. Hover, b. " kur,z, ). Z. Meyer
AfTEE RECESS,
Professor George L. Lille gave a lesson or
''WriuSg and D,a~Ins - Dr. HJuck CAV,
lesson Ia -.Cra-s D iH
ULDSfsDAT AFTERNOON
The following COMMITTEE was electe
on persaaHeut ceItiheAtes Mary K44fi ,nau
Z, D. l. hepHer, ) ii. Carney, y. Is. sulUuE
!. d. L: Robson.
Tue election was followed BY an sdire.
:, on the subi-c; ui ..R-sdIng," aud by uh
resumption Of the suit jet OF ..Wr ritIpg al.
> Drawing"
AFTER RIcEss.
: The Institute was Instructed by D
Houck on the subject OF .P.y for HOr
Brings Reward" ."
. WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Mss KmmA DAVIS recItcd a poem, and Pro
Geo. L. Little, Entertained the sudieu,
with .-Cha.k Talk"
RI THURSDAY FoREsooS.
=, Teacher, W. ii. elders CONDUCTED tn
X, dsrOiIpuAI Exercises. Tue chm appoi ate.
a the following cpmmittee on general res,
nd IugIsns:
ne d. l.. Kspner, J. Il. Daughsrty. J.
5 Writ, Geo A. kercher, W. H Zsider
Mary kaufman, Mamie NcCul,sch.
ox Teacher %. b. SulOuf read paper o.
nj ''tIo~ TO teach Literature - DIR. Z. Z. Ii
=, tie OF Nillersvill- State formal chooi z a,
ali isssOa iu grammar AMI a ie.soa IA driN
OF ing.
rd ,rrrsrxorss
DR.. E. o. Lite Instructed the Insiitu
in partIoiples 4nf inaaitive. D.. Hsu
" spoke GA rhe sIeisct, .sElcoar4gsnsnt
the Pupil"
AFTERNOON.
Ir- Tbs question OF ..Scnnol Government
II by Dr- &. o. Lite; DR.. Bouek talked
&C. the directors, patrons and teachers.
n Questions '.w no sbsli select the branch
n TO ss studiei by children in our comm
as schools 20 Answer, tA= Teacher.
NJ .'Iay pupil De exp-iisd tyr not stao
~ ing the common branches 70 Answ
al Yes"
m The Dr. stated, the teacher must tes
est 20 days each msath.
nj. Question, -sHaY the teacher exercise CO
.he troll over pupils on their way TO aud ir,
ar school - The DR.. answered, Yes
ius ou-sti..n, s.M4y the directors purchs
re- books Tor poor children Answer, 9TH,
=. il no law 10 govern .he directors on Il
vel point
n.I Directors, Edward Davis, 7. ID. G.rm
ay, DR.. Grube, Jeremiah Lyons, Eliau Benn'
IN addressed the Institute
.v. A vote OF thanks was rendered to
of HOuck aud DIR. Lite.
,rt EyESISG SESSION
on Singing by the choir and solo by N
-ew Kate Thomas, aud lecture By DR.. Jan
isw Iiedl-y mo"
'nd FRIDAI FORENOON.
Devotional ex-rci-es we're conducted
OF teacher, s. c. Meyer; teacher. J..
al Hibb-, gave address, .-How to Intere
a. Childrs n"