The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-10-12
STATE TEACHERS, INSTITUTE
Fer Barsga County cid IN This City This
Week-yery Interesting and
Largely Attended.

Largely Attended.
The state teachers institute for Blra
ga county held in this city this week
was very interesting and decided sue,
cess, each session being we'll attended
Notwithstanding tho fact that the
weather a portion of the week was very
dlsagreeabe, The conductors OF the
Institute were State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction II. X. Pattengill, of
Lansing; Prof R.W. Putnam, OF Kalama-
zoo, and County School Commissioners
nj. j. McKanna, Of Baraga. The following
named teachers were in attendance:
Baraga-Adde Hillyer, Lizzie Me-
Gillian, Emma McRandle, Mary Doran,
Clara Real, Fanny Roche, Anna Nc
Grath, Loretta McRandle.
L'Anse-Prof. z. f. Tuck, Mary C..
Andrews, Lura Noble, Kate Curry,
Hannah Shea, Mary Shea, Mary Bulger,
Miss McGrath.
PEG uaming-Mrs, Butt, Cora Dom
nally, Prof. Snyder.
Spur Mountain-E. a. Carpenter,
Samuel McKercher.
Redruth-Susie Kergen.
Motto OF the Institute" Business"
The session Monday opened at 10
O'CLOCK a. IN. with the usual exercises,
singing, scripture reading and PRAYER
Prof. R.W. Putnam then commenced the
regular work of the week by explaining
the method OF mote taking" to be used
Lack OF time and space will not permit
o detailed account of the various ses-
sions consequently 10 this issue we
simply give the program.
Atternoou-Mr II. Il. Pattengill.
state superintendent OF public instruc.
tion was present.
.Diacritica Marking" by Prof. r. w.
Putnam.
Third Grade Language" By Commits
sioner NJ. J. McKanna.
Recess.
i Song Michigan, My Michigan"
Questions answered by Prof. Patten-
gill.
SOng-'Mt. Vernon Bells"
Attention Talk" by Prof, Pattengill.
| EVENING.
Lecture by II r. Pattengill subject,
Prime Factors of a Good School"
TUESDAY.
! Opening exercises.
Memory Talk" by H. H. PattengilI.
| Narcotics" by Prof. putuam.
4 Recess:
'Decimals by NJ }. McKanoa,
Talk on Mud" by Prof Putnam.
AFTERNOON.
Song" Yield Not to Temptation
4 "Diacrtieol Marking" Prof. Putnam.
/ Classification OF Sentences" NJ. j.
sickanna.
Recess.
K Song. Marching Through Georgia. y
Analysis OF Sentences by the
teachers.
Discussion of the Mind" Prof Put
nam
WEDNESDAY.
Opening exercises.
Percentage and Least Common Null
tipe" L. A. Carpenter.
Narcotics" BY Pref. Putnam.
Recess.
"Parsing Of Sentences" by the
teachers, conducted bv NJ. j. McKanna.
"ralk on the WILL Prof. Putnam.
AFTERNOON.
Soug-'Our Flag"
"Diacritical Marking" Prof Putnam.
'Parsing Sentences" by teachers,
conducted by NJ. J. McKanna.
Recess.
Song Marching Through Geoi gia."
Talk on Imagination, )" Prof Putnam.
THURsDAG.
Opening exercises.
Arithmetic" by NJ. J. McKanna.
Recess.
Song Marching Through Georgia."
Arithmetic" Continued N. J. Nc
Kama.
"Tosacco." Prof. Putnam.
AFTERNOON.
Song America"
Primary Reading" Miss Andrews.
Primary Arithmetic" Mrs. Butt.
Numbers" Prof Putnam.
'lnin!tiyeS and Participates" MI. Me-
Kama.
Recess
Song Marching Through Georgia"
intellect" Prof. Putnam.
Il FRIDAY.
Opening Exercises.
Arithmetic" NJ. j. McKanna.
Cigarettes, Prof. Putnam.
Recess.
Song-'Sweet Bye and Bye"
Arithmetic" NJ. J. McKanna.
AFTERNOON.
Song-'0ur Flas,"
advice to Teachers" MI. McKanna.
Memory" Prof. Putnam.
Advice" Prof. Putnam.
Closing remarks by Prof. Putnam.