Middletown transcript., 1895-11-30
THE INSTITUTES.

New Castle County Teachers Institui
will commence in the Opera House. th
town. on Tuesday next. at 1880 A. NJ. an
remain in session until Friday. at II A. \
The corps of day instructors is a yer
strong and able one. Their subjects cove
wide field in school:literature. They al
as follows: DIR. George NJ. Phillips Primo
pal West Chester State Normal School, sui
ljects-1, "Hints on Teaching Arithmetic,
2, "a Day in the Quincy Schools"
How the World is Governed" 4. "Vacatio
Glimpses of European Schools" Superin
tendent R. NJ. McNeal, of Harrisburg
Pa, subjects, physiology" 2. History.
8, Character Building" 4. School Envi
ronment." Byron W. King, Manager an,
Instructor of Kings School of Oratory
Pittsburg. Pa, subjects-1. Reading" Z
Voice Use," 8, Language, 4, Literature.
Henry Houck, Assistant State Superinten
dent Schools of Pennsylvania. eight ad
dresses on subjects reserved. Dr. A N
Raub, President of Delaware College, viii
| give one or more talks. E.,Winshi!
Editor New England Journal of Education
| Boston, subjects, The Teacher"
"The Child" 8. 1.-The Subjects" 4, THE
Methods George d. Hynson, Presiden
National School of Oratory, will give one o.
more addresses.
The evening entertainments are the best
that have ever been given at any Institute
On Tuesday evening, DIR. George Thomas
Bowling. Of Boston, lecturers upon Bring
| ing up parent in the way he should CO.
| The doctor is said to be one of the brightes
and most scholarly speakers of the present
day. Wednesday evening, the Philharmo
mic club, of New York, gives concert II
is said to be the best concert company in
New York City. On Thursday evening
the Hon. H. w. ]. Ham, of Georgia, the
Southern orator and humorisl, lectures
upon the "The Snollygoster in Politics"
The day sessions will be open to the pub
lie and all are cordially invited. General
admissions on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings 25 cents, reserved seats 35 cents;
general admission on Wednesday evening
IS cents, and reserved seats so cents; course
tickets with reserved seats $1.00, now on
sale at Letherbury's.
New Castle County Teachers.
Below will be found the names of the
hundred and eleven teachers who are en-
rolled with post Office address on the Off
cial list as furnished by Superintendent
rd naIo ho
teachers are to assemble here next week it
will be interesting to know who our "pretty
school marm" visitors are;
Wilmington-Mabel Beecher, Reba Coyle,
Emma Hamilton, E. May Hersey, Deane s.
Hill, Alline E. Mclaughlin. Alice Morford
Annie II. Ryan, Anna A. Shaw, Elsie R.
Steele, and Annie Walker.
Middletown-DeKeller Stamey, Bessie S.
Anderson, Lillian Budd, Mary K. Budd,
Elizabeth R. Hall, Ida Howell. Annie
Maxwell. Mary Price, Mary Shallcross and
Mary Sparks.
Newark-Angie Brooks, Emma Choate,
Maggie Deputy, Louisa Garlick. Mary
Grimes, Sallie Lumb, Fannie Medill, Anna
P. Newnom, Anna NJ. Pennington, and
Eta Rose.
Delaware City-Ella Cleaver, J. W. J.
Marley, Fannie Mote E. C. Mote, L. W..
Price, Agnes Ubil, and Norris Wilkinson,
Townsend-Lizzie Disch, Lizzie J. Hut
ton, Nellie E. Lyman, A. NJ. Mackey, l.. J.
Smith, Josephine Staats, and s. Tyson.
Odessa-George A. Bunting, G. B. George,
Ida Lloyd, and Susanne Sawyer.
Christiana-Jennie Armstrong, Fannie
Armstrong and F. X. Armstrong.
irkwood-Jeanette Cam, Julia w. El-
lison and L. B. Pratt.
Newport-Laura NJ. Morrell, Reba ].
Taylor. and Sylvester d. Townsend.
St Georges-Reba Clcaver, Ebbie Griffin,
and W. J. Willis.
Hockessin-Elizabeth NJ. Clark, Mary
McVaugh. and Lizzie Parker.
Brandywine-Harry Davis, Rose X.
Lindsay, and Mary Lindsay.
Marshallton-Katie s. Henry, Annie P.
Mote, and VIM. III. Wingate.
Glasgow-Maggie A. Lewis, Bessie H
Royal, and Lawrence D. Smith.
New Castle-Ella NJ. Gillis, and C. Ma
honey.
Centreville-Mary Strahorn and Nellie
c. Way.
Yorklyn- sallie r. Plannington and
Edith Way.
Union-Horace Eastburn and Laura
Crossan.
Clayton-Addie Deakyne and Elva Deak-
yne.
Bear, Beulah B. Barnes: Red Lion, Cole
man Beaston; Granogue, Retta E. Butler;
Summit Bridge. Lidia Davis; McDonough,
NJ. B. Dilworth; Taylor's Bridge, Delema
M. Draper; Deakyneville. Clara Elliott;
Henry Clay, Mary A. Farquhar; Strickers-
vile. Pa, Nellie Garrett; Cherry Hill, Md,
Fanny Grant; Mermaid, Alice R. Harvey;
Fieldsboro, Addie Hayden; Green Spring
Marie Hayes; Rockland, Clementine aus-
bands; Edgemore. Mary L. johnson; Mt.
Pleasant, Annie Lynch; Augustine, ,Wilhel-
nina MEG ordy; Ogleton, Kathleen Moore;
Blackbird, Lucy R. Meredith: Choats. Mary
Osborne; Pleasant Hill, Alice ogram; Car
penter, Maude Pierce; Linwood, Lizzie B.
PRIEST Falkland, Amy R. Piser; Grubb,
Lille P Sentman; Highlands, A. r. Spaid;
Fairville, Pa, Louisa R. Swayne FELTON,,
Ada Warren.
Institute Program.
The following is the program for the 2ls
annual Teachers Institute of New Castle |
County, to be held in the Opera House.
here, next week:
TUESDAY, 1890, A. NJ.
Invocation.
Address of welcome. e........Dr. /. L. Wood |
Address. Prof. Henry Houck
Address, Reading .....Dr. Byron w. King
TUESDAY, |, P. N.
Address. Prof Henry Houck |
Address, Voice Use .... DIR. Byron W. King |
Address. Prof. Henry Houck |
Address, Language -. DIR. Byron w. King |
TUESDAY EVENING.
Music. ............. Aiddletown Orchestra |
Lecture. Bringing Up a Parent in
The Way He Should Co."
. DR. Geo. ThOs, Dowlinp