Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-15

Pan. Collect woods leaves, seeds,
fruit, flowers, grasses. Recognize,
wholes-the name, and distinguish the
herb, shrub, tree, structure, quality,
habit. Parts = the root, stem, bark,
leaf, flower, fruit, quality, uses,
growth. Comparison and contrast.
Group.
Hoau Study Primary Examine
specimens, conversation lessons, copy,
busy work, reading Grammar: Elk
anime specimens discussion, recita-
ton with drawing.
RoaO Express. Molding, sketching,
drawing, language lessons, descrip-
tions, compositions, reading.
Changes IN Nature. Growth and de-
cav, moisture, temperature, winds and
storms.
SUBMISSIONS. Do something each
term. Attempt but little at first; cor
relate nature study, drawing and Ian
guaee: make a school collection of
permanent value; encourage individu-
al collections.
STATISTICS.
Number present the first day 40;
average daily attendance, 135; whole
number of teachers registered, 100;
each Of the 100 averaged to attend 81
DAYS. The averages are made up from
the roll-book and any late at roll-call
are counted absent. Thus the aver
age attendance has doubtless been at
least $50. 10 certificates Of atten-
dance were granted.
The following is the registration since
last weeks issue.
Emma Parlin, West Charleston,
Lena J. Bennitt, ),
Lii Bennitt, .
Kate Heating Barton,
Miss l.. Clark, Wakefield, Mass.
Effie L. . Glover,
Nettie P9acham
Emma B. Dorman, CraftSbury,
Clara NJ. Richmond, Newport,
Kate Robinson, Derby Line
Lily E. Blanchard, g
| Mary X. Norton, Rutland,
Matte I, Austin, IraSburgh,
Martha A. Farmer. East Burke,
| Mary Griffin, West Charleston,
Inez A. Grout, Derby,
| Mary A. ),
Effie Hitchcock, Barton,
May Harlow, Coventry,
Mrs. Minnie Johnson, Newport,
Addie Johnson, Albany,
Helen Osgood Glover,
Mrs. Helen Percival .
Maude Porter, North Troy,
Veiva Wiley Barton Ldg.,
Gertrude BOnett, Morgan,
Ethel T.. Bickford, Barton,
Mable Durviage, Lowell,
Lou E. Harvey, East Peacham,
Kate Pierce, Bloomington,
Winnie Cheney, Morrisville.
Nellie E. Hanscom, Sheffield,
| Marion Currier, Barton,
Ellen NJ. Barker, Chicago, Ill
Erwin Wiley, Barton, Ldg.
John Kendrick. East Craftsbury,
james
Mrs. A. G. Hall, Arlington, Mass.
Clara X, Barnard, Brownington,
| Nellie Whitney, Minneapolis Mimi.
Geo. G. Mcdonald, Glover.
Lila White, Barton,
Ruth Or. Barr. Greensboro bcnu'
VISITING sUPERINTENDENTs.
| Rev. O. G.. Baker, Charleston,
w c.. Johnson, 1rasburSh,
| 81. ~ L
:. Alfred Wheeler, Island Pond,
N w. Wilder, Derby,
Mrs. E. S. Miller, Westfield,
Miss Nellie Hanscom, Sheffield,
INSTRUCTORS.
A. w. Edison, Worcester, Mass.
IF. Hall. Arlington,
M S. Stone, Easthampton,
Miss j. NJ Skinner, Springfield Mass.
- H. E. Whipple, Central Falls, Il. l.
The following officers were elected:
President, Hon. o. III. Austin; vice
president, G. II. Wiley; Treas, Miss
Kate Owen; Sec., Miss Jennie M
Locke; executive committee, B. c.
Day, Miss E. S. Fairchild, Miss Nellie
S. Wright; Advisory Board, Rev. j
K. Fuller, Barton Landing, Rev. n
w. Wilder, Derby, Rev. o. G. Baker
West Charleston, J. w. Redmond, N
Troy, Rev. A. H.Wheeler, Island Pond
Miss S. Carrie Chase, Morrisville, Miss
E. L. Wilmarth, Lyndonville; B. 9
Day, manager.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
The teachers in attendance at the
third annual session of the Orleans
County Summer School and Institute
hereby resolve:
1st. That we express to the instruc
tors and management our recognition
and appreciation of their work.
2d That we extend cordial thanks
to the people of Barton for their hos
pitality during the session.
Sd. That we thank all who have con
tributed to the success of the schoo
and the pleasure of those who have
attended.
F. w. HAzEN,
Miss j.. L. WILMARTH, Com.
w. d. PARSONS,