Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-11-30
State Teachers Association.

in the town hall, Rutland, 9th, It'll, Sth
The following is the programme:
Thursday afternoon 80. Prayer,
Rev. c. M. Niles, Rutland; Address of
Welcome, Hon. L. G. Kingsley, Mayor of
Rutland; Response, Prin. A. II. Camp
bell, Johnson.
200. Address: ''Discipline in the
High School," Prin. o. D. Mathewson.
President of the Association.
2:35. Papers 90 minutes each): 1.-The
Teacher" ta) AS a Student, Miss E.
Fuller, Woodstock; (b) AS moral
Force, Mrs. A. H. Wheeler, Saxton's
River; (c) AS a Model in Social Life and
Conduct, Miss E. NJ. Gowing, BrattleborO;
Discussion: Prin. A. w. Pierce, Barre,
Prn. G. A. Williams, Saxtons River.
$3.50. Paper Go minutes): self Cul-
ture for teachers" Miss Arabella Hor-
ton, Bennington.
3:45. Paper Q5 minutes): SIN What
Ways do our Schools Fail to Give Prepar-
alton for Practical Life?" Prin. c. II.
Dunton, Poultney; Discussion: Prin.
F. E. Chaplin, Bellows Falls, Prin. o. L.
Beverage, Brattleboro.
4:1O. Paper GO minutes) "The Study
of History as an Educational Factor in
the School" Miss Harriet NJ. Baxter,
Bakersfield.
Thursday evening -7:45. Prayer.
address, DR.. A. E. Winship, Boston, Mass.
Friday morning.. Common school
section.
900 Prayer, Rev. 1. P. Booth, Morris
vile; paper go minutes: Failures IN
the Graded School System" Prin. E. j.
primary Reading" Miss Mary A. Far
roll purliDntnD. AiCnncSipD. Misc Maru
A. Putnam, Randolph and others; paper
GO minutes): "What the Schools should
Contribute Toward Good citizenship"
Prin. w. E. Ranger, Lyndon Centre; pa
per go minutes): The Community's
Duty to the Teacher" Supt. II. NJ. Mott,
st. Adams; discussion: Prin. G. II. Nor
rill, Bakersfield.
1000. General discussion: GA Mini
mum Course of Study for High Schools"
Supt. NJ. S. Stone, Montpelier; Pres.
Buckham. BurlingtOn; Prin. Bugbee,
Ludlow; Prin. Dunton, POultney; Prin.
Pierce, Barre; Prin. Whitehill, Wood
stock; Prin. Hardy, st. Johnsbury; Mrs.
HIM. Deyett, Shelburne; Prin. Williams,
Saxton'S River.
II. Advanced Section lin High school
building).
900. Paper GO minutes): "The Per-
Sonal Factor in Teaching" Pres. E. NJ.
Smith, Montpelier.
$50. Paper % minutes): "Physics
and Chemistry in the Secondary School,"
Prin. c. H. Morrill,, Bakersfield. Dis
cussion, Prin. E. II. Botsford, Manches-
ter
1000. Paper go miuutes): French
and German in Preparatory Schools"
Prof. Theodore Hendricks, Middlebury
College.
1890. Paper Us minutes): Promo
ton in Graded Schools" Sup't. IL. o.
Wheeler Burlington,
(The work of this Section will close at
HOO o'clock, in time for the General
Discussion in the Common School Secl
tion).
Friday afternoon.-1.3O Paper go
minutes: Psychology as an Aid to
Child-Study," Prin. A. II. Campbell,
200. Paper GO minutes) practical
Hygiene for the School Room" Emmett
b. Daley, NJ. D, of the Bennington
School Board.
$40. Paper Q5 minutes): High
School or Academy Diploma Certificate
for Teaching" the Rev. |. p. Booth,
Morrisville. Discussion: Messrs. Stone,
Conant, Leavenworth, Campbell, and
others. -
$50. Paper Go minutes): "The Yer,
mont System of Granting Teachers Ger
tificates," Examiner E. L. Temple, Rut-
land. Discussion: C. Ii. Dunton, and
others.
Friday evening.-L4O. Prayer. 500.
Address, Pres. b. l.. Whitman, Colby
University.
Saturday moniDg.-9.Oo. Prayer.
9.1O. Address, "Vermont's Educa-
tional Needs" State Sup't. NJ. S. Stone,
Montpelier.
$40. Address: "The Study of Natur-
al History in the Common Schools"
Prof, Geo. II. Perkins, University of
Vermont.
1918. Paper Go minutes): "a Years
Work in Teachers Training Class"
Miss A. S. Cummings, Saxton's River.
1915. Glass Exercise, Illustrating
Physical Culture, Miss Goulding, and
Young Ladies from Vergennes.
Ills. Business Meeting Reports of
Committees, Election of Officers, etc.
Aside from the discussions assigned,
each paper will be the subject of com
ment.