The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-03-12
MIlford D,strIct Institute.

The districts Of Milford and Black, and
the boioughs Of lockwood and New Cenire-
Vile, held joint institute al the latter place
on Friday and Saturday, February 2sth and
March Isl. is91
Friday evenings session consisted Of the
following program Music, Long. Long
Ago -; Recitations, by Claud Phillippi
Belle Grouse. Susie Pisilippi, Carl Miller,
stella Markie. Josie Tedrow. Eruesi Miller.
Annie Snyder, Matte Kimmell, Mabel
Dennison, Charles McCGintock. Johnny Ba-
ker, Maggie Vought. Eddie Carroite, Emma
Boyd. Harry Gardner, Ollie Newman, Lena
Voughi, Robert Shafer. Clara Zinn. Edna
Spsngler. Reulah Dali Matte Baker, Mamie
Scott and Emma Tedrow.
Dialogue, The Persuadiag Salesman. by
James Scott and Anthony Carro:ie Dia-
logre, " Tie IrIsh Philosopher By Charles
Mcc1in,ock and stewart Miller Music. The
Beautiful Rain - Dialogue. Z. o1adkerby,'
By James Scott and Charles Phaiippi Ma
sic. - The Rose OF sharon .; Duet. The
Photograph. Maggie Waiter Z II Fou;cA /;
Dialogue. Seeing Ghost, Elsie Walter,
Maud Gardner, and Mamie Scott @ iartetie.
Good Night. Clara Zinn. Maggie Walter.
Luther Dull. and z II Foutche. Adjourn
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SATURDAY xoRSfsS SESSION..
Institute met in the Lutheran church al
90 a m. After song By the Institute and
devotional exercises by Rev. J. 5 Wagner
the following officers were elected Presi-
dent E. H. Foaicbe; Vice President. Clara
E linn Secretary, Cora Weller Query
manager. II. D, Pyle.
After the election Of ofiic Gers, the following
program was carried out
Essay" Success, Clara Zinn Moral
snd physical culture in our common schools
by Rev. J : Wagner Il the teacher ne
sponsible for the pupils not studying ali Of
the common branches p II. /. Pyle. g N.
Beksr C l. sayIor, J. c. Weller. y. l.
Snyder, T. H. FonIche and Rev Wagner !.
The true object Of public schools. J. C.
Weller. c. l. Saylor, W H. Cover; How
to teacl 1rawing in oar coumon schools -
Nina VIII. ]. c. Weller, ". II. Cover ard
C. I. saylor Qaeries Music, Wlo IS
He9" should the higher branches be taught
in the Common schools - ~ l. saylor ard
J. C Weller Music. Weaver John"
Institute adjourned TO meet at i.3o Sziur-
day afternoon.
sATcRDAY AFTERNOON sFssSoY.
Music. Follow the Light -; What rasy
be taught st each recitation besides reading
and spelling in the primary grades Miss
Cora Weller. Essay" Thinker Miss Ida
shaft
Queries is Grammar Taught sucoessfully
in our common schools O. L. saylo-
Music, Il would love thee" Talk on
= Educational Psychology = by Prof W. n.
Cover. Queries. . The Teachers Personal, =
Z H. Foaiche; Music. The whippor-wHl.
Duties Of Directors in the School-rooia,
Prof ". H. Cover
Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
there was a good turn out, bo.h by teachers
and friends Of education. The exercises were
interesting and enterf2ing throughout, aud
we're appreciated by al present. The schol-
ars deserve great credit for performing their
respective parts il such satisfactory man
ner.
4 lecture on Educational Tendencies
was 10 have been delivered on Saturday
evening by Prof ". II. Cover. hut on ac-
count Of so entertainment at lockwood BY
the - Euierpean Band. Of Somerset, it was
postponed until some time in The future.
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