Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-20
PEDAGOGICAL SOCIETY.
rHeenth Annual Meeting viii Be Held al
Auburn, Dec. 27, 28 and 29.

Inc 10th annual meeting of the Maine
pedagogical Society will be held at Au-
ourn' Thursday, Dec. 81, Friday, the
sSth and Saturday the goth. Through
the Kindness Of Hon. N. A. Luce. State
superintendent Of schools, the Journal has
been provided with programme which
is as follows:
THURspAY,2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
eicome to the Society,"" Hon. Hillman
pnhsi, auburn; Teaching History in the
auburn and Lewiston, b. Place Of eeogranhv
IN, Pr1n B. H. Snow, Yarmouth, c. Place and
IpSntl,on pnrt OF chronology in, Supt, o. NJ. Lord,
eryile: essona e. Methods ;m Of, Dr. " Black Wat
s, aor, portland; Needs of the Schools in Our
fts ~ SUPP. \. w. Nutter, Dexter; "Bene-
Gorart Gus oi LOCAL @ Teachers Meetings" Mr.. j. H.
o. work in English, II a. At Fryeburg academy,
rrin; II J. e. Hull, b. At Hebron academy, Prin.
Pres % T. sargent e: At Westbrook Seminary,
Prot. w. w. Hartshorn, e. At Bowdoin COLLEGE
Prof. w. B: Mitchell, f. At Colby university
proi. A. J. Roberts, g. AT Maine State college,
TroI; NJ Il, d; M Esterbrooke; "Child Study, "Supt.
w. w. Stetson, Auburn.
THURSDAY, 7.aO O'CLOCK Pm.
auburn hall-"Reading," Miss Peables;
fhe - Sanitary Side Of School Life" Prof. F.
Z. Robinson, Brunswick; Exercise in Physi-
cal Culture" Miss Peables and class; "The
Perlod OF Study" Prin. George C. Purington
Tarmlngton; Cleanliness and Health for
1oung'" Mrs. George F. French, Portland.
FRIDAY, $50 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Chemistry With Simple Apparatus" Mr..
Charles S. Hill, Auburn; Experiments in
tssy aeysis oi mar Wh Tsa On the
b. On theat, Mr.. w. G. Mallet Pennington, c.
On gravitation, Mr.. w. E. Russell, Gorham;
Systems OF Manual Training" supt. s. T.
Common Schools, George H. Allan, Esq,
Portland; discussion opened by Mr.. W. c, ,Hol-
den, Portland.
Prof. Harry X. White, Bangor; discussion
opened by Principal o. H. Drake, Pittsfeld:
the Ethical Influence of Good Reading"
Supt. l. G. Phillips, Bath; "Next Things in
Legislation" Hon. N. A. Luce, Augusta; Read
ing in the Primary Grades, (a) "Pian of Work
In the Lewiston Training School," Miss Ade-
laide v Finch, Principal; (b) ILLUSTRATION by
Irish, lewiston; "a State Board of Educa-
tion," the Council of the Society; "Appercep-
tion," Supt. T. M. Ballet, Springfield, Mass.
FRIDAY, 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.
Progress of the kindergarten and Its Help
fulness to Children of All Classes" Miss
Bertha Colburn, Westbrook; Relation of the
Kindergarten to the Home" Miss M. E. Nc
Allister, Old Orchard; "Relation of the Kin
dergarten to the Public School, Mrs. Mabel
Sargent, Portland; Kindergarten Gifts"
Miss Charlotte Walker, Portland; 'Kinder-
garten Occupations" Miss Abby N. Norton
Portland;s"A Morning in the kindergarten
Miss Susan A. Sargent, s. Brewer; "What a
Child Gains in the Kindergarten" Mrs.
Charles Woodman, Bangor; "Animal Life and
the Trades as Illustrated in the kindergarten
Games" Miss Addie L. Manson, Bangor;
"Mother Nature and the Children" Miss
Helen NJ Douglass, Bangor. High School
Hall-''The Correlation and Coordination of
Studies" President b. L. Whitman; discus
sion opened by Prof. Jordan. Maine State Col
lege; "The School Curriculum" Supt. T. M.
Ballet, Springfield, "Some Effects of Enrich
ing the Course of Study" Supt. S. r. Dutton,
Brookline; "Words in Memory Of DR.. James
Hanson, Prof. Asa L. Lane, Waterville.
FRIDAY, 7.30 O'CLOCK Pm.
Music, Edward Little High School chorus;
lecture, DR.. G.. Stanley Hall, president Of
Clark university.
SATURDAY, $50 A. M.
Business; Lecture, DR.. G. Stanley Hall.
The officers are President, NJ. H.
Small, Westbrook; vice president, II. NJ.
Orono; sec. and treas, j. r.
Dunton, Rockland; executive committee,
II. NJ. Small, H. M. Estabrooke, j. X.
n w uoll z II Gou1d