Milford chronicle., 1895-12-06
Sussex County Institute.

THE Sussex County Teachers Iusti-
tuie was called to order in Windsor Hall
this town. at 9:3o o'closk on Wednesday
morning last by Superintendent w W.
Knowles. Professors Morals and Jones
were chosen vice presidents, ana Miss
Lima Oliver Secretary, and Miss
assistant secretary. PRAYER
was offered by DR. T +, Martiudale after
which singing, led by Peter f. Causey,
Esq was joined in by all VIM T.
Gausey, Esq then delivered a short ad
dress Of Welcome when DR. Marundale
| followed with another address of welcome
in which lie granted the teachers the
/ freedom of our city. DR.. Byron W. King
then delivered his address upon "read
ing, and III i've minutes after facing the
audience he had captured aud won every
one Of the hundreds present His man
ner WAS polished and elegant and lie
went from the solemn 10 the iidiCulous
with as much grace and ease as the best
trained actor Of any town He spoke for
half hour when DR. A. NJ. Raub took I.
the platform and addressed the audience /
on school Management AT the ION. /
clusiou Of DR. Raub's address DR. KING
again faced the audience aud talked an
other half hour on Voice Use"
this, as before, lie was wonder fully enter
taining and equally as instructive.
In the atteruo on. promptly at ? o'clock
DR.. Kiug again addressed tie Institute
for half hour. his snaject this time
being Language In luis he was re-
ceived as before IN very happy manner,
and instead Of Uiring Of him the seven
hundred people present appeared only
the hungrier aud wanted more OF him.
Prof A. Duncan Yocum addressed the {
Institute at this stuge upon 'Geogra- I
ply, aud DR. King again stepped upon
the platform and for three quarters OF an
hour talked OF Literature. By this
time the hall was packed, every seat be
ing occupied and fully a hundred peo- /,
pie standing against the north wall! :
The children IN the audience were even
'gon by this wonderful man aud not >
sound was heard at times except the rich ;
voice of the lecturer DR.. King was ell J
ertaining to a superlative degree aud If :
le should some day choose to come to l.
Milford and deliver a lecture on any sub "
ect we know he would pack Windsor ~
Hail at a big price of admission. Dr. .
2aub addressed the Institute upon 4,
School Management" and the day SEES n
ion was at its close.
In the evening Windsor Hall was two 81
birds filed with those who desired to
lear DR. George Thomas Bowling deliver
lis lecture upon Bringing Up Parent ,
he WAY He Should G ~ The doctrine II
vas logical and elegant and the audience II
vas pleased and nicely entertained. The .
venue NJ. Z Church Orcoestra furnished X
he instrumental music. Those compos- 1t
az the orchestra are Mark G Loaaud y
sader, John Holland and John Steward &C
and Miss May LoAand pianist al
Iessrs. p F. Causey,R c. Hall, Charles al
Iolzmueller and Thomas Watson sang III
80 selections and Mrs. II L. Hvnson 1t
nd Miss Maria Causey played duet on e.
lie piano, sh
Thursday morning Prof. Henry Houck M
i'd DR.. A. E Winship were the leclur-
s. They spoke twice each and occu.
led the three hours Of the morning ses-
on. In the afternoon the same two
did all the work of teaching
e teachers. The addresses to commits
oners by Prof Houck was of special
terest and contained much good advice XII
this class Of people, and If they will to'
oft by what was said to them better ia
hools will probably result. In the
ening,as we 90 to press, the New York
Club is entertaining a DO
DIVIDED house. .h'