The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-14
THE INSTITUTE.
TWBNTY-NINTH ANNUAL SES-
SION BEGINS TO-DAY.
TEACHERS FROM ALL PARTS HERE
The Enrolling Clerks Kept Busy
This Morning-Splendid Dis
play of Glass Work in
the Exhibit Rooms.

The ooh annual Teachers Institute Of
Schuylkill county was convened in Fergu
sons theatre to-day. Sessions will b. held
tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
The officers Of the institute are G. w.
Weiss, county superintendent of public
schools, presidents Col p IL Monaghan,
NJ. NJ. Frank, Q. d. Arters, H. Day Gise,
A. j, o CJnnor DR.. Michael Ryan, j. w.
Cooper, II. Il. Flei.her, Thomas G. Jones,
II. II. Spayd, G. W. Channel, f T.
Kenny, E f Dolan, A. II. Meyer and f.
p. Henry, vice presidents w. S. Thomas
and l. X Wilmer, secretaries; j. M, Hoi-
man, treasurer. Supt. l.. A. Freeman, r.
+. Ditchburn, B f. Patterson, w. c.
Estler an F. S. Miller constitute the ad-
vsory committee.
Enrolling clerks John L. StauTsr, j. M.
Schrope, A. J. Tunlin and w. w. Wood
we're ut their desks promptly at $50 this
morning and from that time until dinner
hour they were kept busy enrolling the
names Of teachers, who passed into the
theatre by scores. All the school districts
of the county are well represented and the
institute promises to be a gratifying sue
cess financially and in every other respect.
After enrolling their names the teachers
placed themselves in the care of the COM
mittee on entertainment and reception and
were taken to their respective hotels and
boarding houses. The committee consists
of Misses Clara Cline, Lizzie NJ. OCon-
nell, Anna Msnsell, Mary A. Stack and
Carrie NJ. Smith.
The institute was formally opened at Up.
m. by County Superintendent Weiss.
Miss Wllhelmina Seegmiler, supervisor of
drawing, Alleghany, Pa followed with
instructions on drawing and was addressing
the institute when the HERALD went to
press
Hiss Seegmiller will open tho second
session OF the institute at 8 a. m.tO-morrow,
with additinal Instructions on drawing.
The exhibit of school work has jumped
into pCpul Arity, The two halls in Fergu-
sons building, at the corner of Main and
Oak streets w-re crowded all day, school
teachers and parents alike manifested z eat
uerest in the exhibit, which is probably
the best ever given in connection with a
teachers institute in this state, - -
Shenandoah makes the largest display,
drawings, compositions, modellings, crayon
and other work requirng all the space in
one Of the large halls. The exhibit made
, by the schools is an excellent one. Super.
! intendent Freeman and his corps OF
II, teachers are receiving congratulations from
all quarters. Other school districts will
make exhibits in the adjoining hall. The
a teachers were busy arranging their dis
plays o-day. Grardvile and Donaldson
make large exhibits. The drawings from
objects by the schools OF the latter place
are worthy Of special mention.
The Shenandoah exhibits include wori
>, done by pupils in all classes, from the frs
= grade primary first year, to the senio
. High school class and embraces all grade
of work. Mr. A. f. l. Leckie has intro
" duced in the exhibit made by his class
volume of sheets on mental arithmetic
|. containing illustrations in full and solution
If in excellent language, the solutions com
bining perfect language lessons with th
arithmetic work.
a, 1t is the desire Of the institute official
u that the public shall treat the exhibit hall
as they are intended-one of the feature
of the institute and that all who can pos
sibly visit the halls during the week viii
IS do so.
As The course of institute entertainment
C will open this evening with lecture b.
l. MsjJr Henry Q. Dane on 1.-THE Grea
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