The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-10-31
Teachers, Institute Program.

County Superintendent j. NJ Berkcy
! will this week mail copies of "rhe Insti-
tute Annual containing full program
for the 3sth Annual session of the SoIner-
set County Teachers Institute, 10 be held
in the Court House during the week com
mencing Monday, November 18th, Ia
teachers, directors and friends of educs-
ton throughout the county.
Theprogram arranged for this years ses-
sion is probably the best ever provided for
the instruction and entertainment of the
teachers of this county. The list of in
struc;ors includes such well-known
names as VI. 6. Brumbaugh, President
of JUmiata College, Huntington, Pa. -.
}. Waller, Jr, ex-Statc Superintendent of
Public instruction, at present at the
head of the faculty of the Indiana State
Normal Theo. Il. Moss, Principal of the
California State Normal: Prof William
Eckles, Superintendent Mexican Coun-
ty, Pa. Prof. Thos. l.. Gibson, Musical
Director, Ebcnsburg, Pa.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS.
Monday evening Prot. 4. NJ. Hammers,
!
ed lecture on picturesque Europe; From
Paris Ia Pompeii." Prof Hammers comes
highly recommended and his lecture
promises to he very entertaining and val
uabie.
For Tuesday evening Supt. Berkey has
provided Il new feature in institute work,
but one which should and doubtless will
please all of the patrons Of the course.
Hon. Roswell q. Horr, formerly a repre-
sentative in Congress from Michigan,
now an editorial writer on the New York
Tribune, and Hon. NJ. ID. Hartcr, OF Ohio,
one of the rankest free trade members of
the hast House, will debate "PrOtection
and Free Trade Both gentlemen are
recognized rs leading opponents of the
two theories and that they will prove a
star attraction admits of no doubt.
"Wednesday evening Major Henry c.
Dane, of Boston, will lecture on ''Great
Naval Battles Of the Rebellion"
The concluding entertainment of the
week will be given by the Schunann
Concert Company, one ofthc leading mu-
steal organizations in the country.
The sale of seats for the-course of enter
tainments will begin at / o'clock +. NJ,
Saturday, November 10th, at the Opera
House. Mail orders for seats should he
addressed 10 Mr.. p. l.. Casebeer, Somer-
set, Pa.
OPENING SESSION.
+. J. koOser, Esq, one of the leading
members OF the bar OF this county, AN ex-
school teacher and school director. will
deliver The address of welcome. O. O.
Saylor, of the lockwood schools will re-
spond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
President, J. NJ. Berkey, County Super
intendent.
Vice Presidents, f. L. Pritts, II. II.
Sanner.
Secretaries, Miss Belle Shipley, Miss
Emma Schmucker.
Time Clerks, Ross J. Hillegass, Harry
:. Weller.
COMMITTEES.
Resolutions: q. q. Saylor, Chairman
!. +. Dively, Robert W. I.ohr, :. G.. Shet-
Ter, w. II. Fritz, Ira G. Carver, Miss
Lizzie Livengood, Miss Mary Fieck, Miss
Ida Speicher.
Professional Studies: j. G. Speicher,
Chairman J. J. Brollier, +. G.. Fryburg,
Albert Lambert, w. II. Yos;, Thos. B.
Rridgens, Miss Hattie VIII, Miss Maggie
Knepper, Miss Lille Kutz.
Elections: ID. IL. Bauman, c. +. King,
T.. ;. Spang!er.
Queries: Virgil Saylor, VI. VI. Thomas.
Arrangements: w. II. Krctchman,
Chairman y. II. Miller, ]. l.. Moore, W.
II. Howard. C. w. Burnett, \. F. Hciple,
NJ. \. Livingstone.
BIRE.ToRs' CONVENTION.
The Directors Association of Somerset
County viii hold their Fifth Annual Ses-
sion in the Somerset Public School build
ing on Wednesday and Thursday of In
stitute week. \ number Of the leading
directors of the county appear on the pro-
gram for addresses.
The b. Il o. II. r. Will grant the usual
excursion rates during institute week.