The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-08


deHiations Ands prsjer1ions that asI-ct Ii
life OF E natural region Ia teaching com
nlerciai rrlasio y, pssi in sne.l iuiensasion
and PROJECTIONS ihsi sfssss the comnaercis
life Of region Oar concepts are ,aoditisz
not hy the expressions bat By the impre:
SONS.
Music BY he Institute.
Vocal solo. by Mss Emma Walter, .
5snersei
Pro6essos csuy yfliu confinned his instrne
tions oae OF the ra=es, gifts Of man il
the power 10 state & faci, ssys5 W. Hpi
land Composition Ls.ons VIXEN I wa
taught. were rather di-agreeable exercises
You can't do aoythi ng with school unsi
it i in harmony with you, and you cant d.
anything with boy or girl until you'y'
pat him in harmony with you
The COMMITTEES on Permanent Certificate;
report that ali persons desiring 10 sote mus:
deposit their votes at the door as they pas
in. and all mast be depositei before a m
Eligibles:-R. Z. slaar. J. F. Dively. C.
F. Livengsod. H. F. Baron, A. B. Croft,
s g. Coughenor. Ida r. Piotts. w H c5rer-
L 5 Pile. E. E Pitts Five 10 be voted for
Adjourned 10 SO a. m
wE8zgsDAY KvESISe sEssIoS.
Curtain rose a. 500 p. M
Vocal :solo. by Miss Name Uhl. Of Som
erset, Pa.
Encore, responded to.
Music Male Qaartette }. led BY Professor
Smith, the musical director OF the Institute.
This qaAr.etle consisted OF Prof Smith. OF
New York City. J. H. Love. A. A. King and
4 Ed. Homer of Somerset, Pa.
Vocal solo. By Mss Fee, Of Connellsviiie.
Encore, responded 10.
DR.. Brooks then introduced the lecturer
Of The evening. VIII Carleton. in his poem
I lecture, The Science OF Home
This lecture is mostly ia rhyme. and the
reporter can only catch striking thought
here and there. and turn the rhyme Of the
poet into prose.
The Truth l.. men are prone to use science
in things with which she has nothing to DO.
Men spend tune looking at the children
tfnoonsi Of Mars-miliioas Of miles away,
who know nothing st all Of their owu child
ren. The science Of home Is The ehiesssf Of
all. The man who wrote There's no place
ike home never bad home OF his own
The Almighty intended the word 10 be
crowded with homes. rich, radiant, and
rare The science Of home is 70 theme of
an hour. but Une 10 be studied during life
here below aud until we reach the home
above. The a5wers of true love never grow
from the soil Of faishless hear. Heaven
and earth aren't 20 far apart as some folks
try TO make ont To keep boys al home
keep yonr house nice and dark and quiet.
snd your boys will stay there-if they are
blind. Keep your house good and cold, too;
let 10 heart thrills Of love ever warm il.
aud you viii keep yon boys at hOms-when
you We cut of their feet, trim and neat and
refuse them all access 10 crlsfches. How
shall we feed and clothe the poor creatures
that haven't any homes When We are dis
posed 70 shove some one aside on account Of
roughness or unpleasant ways, remember
that sqneamishness Is sham. Ia the line OF
love and loving, what Is 10 BE- Is apt 10 be.
Thoughts Gnexp pressed may fail back dead;
but God himself can't Kill them once they're
said However may prosper our toll, our
amusem-nts should strengthen us.
Adjourned to $50 m.
THURsDAT xoRSI,sG sEssIox.
Institute was called 10 order at SD BIZ the
Wee President, K r. sanner.
Music, e Help il On. by Institute, led By
Superintendent BeTkey-
How shall We teach Physiology and Hygi-
enc, TO meet the requirements Of the law
Opened by E F Priits. Of Somerset schools,
lin absence of W. H. II. Baker: Thinks in
primary grades should be iangh; without
textbooks.
Prof Coushlin Small pupils learn while
Others are reciiing this Is teaching them a
good deal prepare regular talking lessons
prepare lists under the respective heads Of
& What We must do. What we must not
do The law Is no; complied with by a
mere formal recitation every dsy.
Music By the Institute conducted BIZ the
Musical Director.
Is Holiday week The best time for holding
the Institutes
G. NJ Baker thinks il Is.
A C Holbsrf said Il Is not the best time
70. the reason that the matter learned al In
stituie cannot be put into practice without
iisorgsnizaiion should hold before the
schools are opened
Leroy McClinfock thinks holiday week
the best time. as does also H. H, Keim.
County Superintendent Berksy explained
the suhject-
Mr.. Lambert thinks the Holiday time
the worst season should beield about
the opening OF the schools.
R-R- ssnuer Think Hobby week is not
the proper time
ED. Fnease thinks Holiday week thebest
time
Hammer cauEiel f4vors the Holiday sea
son.
Music. conducted by the Musical Director
Miss Janefie Lackin- Influence of Prop
er Sentiment Each child on entering the
school has within him good or evil senti-
ments, the one o. the other b.ing in excess.
Almost all the indep=nd snt acts Of the child
arethe result Of the carrying ont good or bad
sentiments Persons when in their right
sentiments will do the right because it is
right. 4 wrong once implanted must be
uprooied.
Motion by II II. Rsim that rising vote
Be taken as 10 the adyisa5iliiy OF holding the
Institute at some other time than Holiday
week.
A majority voted In favor of Holiday
week
Iutermission.
Music. conducted by the Musical Di-
rector.
Deyoiional exercises. conducted ny Rev
appleton Bash. OF Somerset. Scripture read
ing. the 18th Psalm. Prayer.
VII. Cover, ofSomsrSet sehools-Topical
talk, = The New Education There Is pro-
gress everyxhere. Through machinery, the
working man is shout ready for an eight
bour day An Empire has fallen, Repub-
lie has sprung up in a day-a nation has
been born. and people did not 70 10 war
about Il New things are coming into light
Edncation is making progress Sixteen or
eighteen years ago il was customary to pass
resolutions compiimenfing each other on
our success At the institute years ago, the
first one ever attended. we had two Iectnr-
ers, neither Of whom has ever been heard Of
since. They were not very prominent The I
Institutes have improved. I have seen a