The Portland daily press., 1896-06-10
AT BETHLEHEM.
Programme for This summers Sessions of
the Institute of Instruction.

| The American Institute Of Instruction
| will hold its sessions this summer at
| Meplewood, Bethlehem, N. H., on July
| g. 10, II and 49, This will be the Goth an
nuaI convention. The programme fol-
! lows:
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9.
| Addresses of Welcome:
! TAI On behalf of the State of New
Hampshire, His Excellency, Charles
A. Busiel, Governor.
| ~ On behalf of the teachers of New
Hampshire. Hon. Fred GowinR. Su-
perintendent of Public Instruction.
TheAaeal and the Ideal in Education
James MacAllister, La D President
Of Drexel Institute, Philadelphia.
FRIDAY, JULY 10.
The Physical Conditions of School Life:
(a1 school Architecture-He W..
Hartwell, Arc Infect, Boston.
CD Heating aud Ventilation of School
Bu1ldinGs-S. Homer Woodbridge,
Professor of Heating and Ventila-
ton, Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology.
(c) The Hygiene of Instruction-Ed-
ward NJ. Hartwell, Phi. D., NJ. D.,
Director of Physical Training in the
Boston Public Schools.
neutrality-suspicious. Gilman Page Ar
list, Boston.
discussion opened By Ora SINUS B.
Bruoe.Superintendenu of Schools, Lynn.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Reform in Weights and Measures
Z. c. Mendenhall, Phi. D., LII. D.,
PRESIDENT of Worcester Polytechnic In
s5itute.
Tho Clo;,,,- NE..1.... -
VIM. Il. Sedgwick. Phi. d., Professor
OF Biology, Massach usetts Institute of
Technology.
SATURDAY,, JULY II.
Some New Educational Problems-Geo
l. Aldrich, Superintendent of Schools,
Newton, Mass.
Discussion opened by Thos. M. Ballet,
Phi. D., Superintendent of Schools,
Springfield.
The Rural School Problem. "
(a) Close upervision-Hon. Mason
S. Stone, Superintendent nj Educa-
ton, Vermont.
~ Training of Teaohers-Hon. W.
W.. Stetson, Superintendent of
Schools, Maine.
Dissatisfaction. Thos. B. Stockwell,
Commissioner of Public Schools, Rhode
Island;s.C c. Rounds, Phi. D., Prinoi-
pal u ANOIIlRi OOuOOly iuOuUAs 4Ns
Il. Hon. Fred Gowing, Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, New Hamp.
shire.
SATURDAY EVENIN G.
The College and the Public High School
John Tetlow, d. Sc, Head Master
OF the Girls High and Latin Schools,
Boston; Elmer II. Capen, D. D., Pres
ldent of Tufts College.
MONDAY, JULY 10.
A Study of American Normal Schools
Fred w. Atkinson, Phi. D., Principal
of the High School. Springfield, Mass.
T Discussion opened by Chas. G. Ram
say Principal of B. III. G. Durfee
High School, Fall River, Mass
Nature Study and Scienoe-T. W. Har-
ris, Ph. D., perintendent of
Sob 2ols, Keene, n H..
= Discussion opened by A. L. Lane, In
structor in the Coburn Classical Insti-
tute Waterville Me.
The Training Of Teachers for. Secondary
Schools-W Walter Ballou Jacobs, Associ-
ate Professor of Pedagogy, Brown Uni
versity.
Discussion opened by Samuel T. Dut-
ton, Superintendent of Schools, Brook
line, Mass.
MONDAY EVENING,
The Manual Training High School in It's
Relation to Preparation for College
Ira N. Hollis. Professor of Engineer
lngsin the Lawrence Scientific School
of Harvard University.
The Aesthetic Element in Education
Frank A. Hill. Lit. D., Secretary of
the Board of Education, Massachusetts;
Il Albert e. Winship, Editor of the Jour
nal of Education.
The evening sessions Of the Instit ute
will be held in the spacious and elegant
Casino at Maplewood, the morning ses-
sions in Cruft Hall at Bethlehem. The
evening sessions will begin about 7.45,
and close about 9. 80. The morning ses
sions will begin about 9.15 and close
about 1880. The afternoons will be left
free for res. and rec reat1on.
No effort has been spared to secure a
programme certain to be helpful to all
grades of teachers. The speakers are
widely known specialists on the sub
jects which they will present. Their
views will invite discussion for which
opportunity will be offered. w
The Institute has been fortunate in
securing the services of the Beacon
eSeAeAI UOouO IA DOSUOils ". odI
Tenor; Geo. W. Want, Tenor; Arthur BIZ
Hitchcock, BARITONE; D. Ne Babcoek,
Bass; Geo. Mendall Taylor, Accompanies
Portland District Ministerial Association.
The Portland District Mini sterial As
ISOLATION will meet at Berwick, June
1917. The following is the programme:
Preaching Monday evening by VIM.
Wool, Tuesday evening by Fl. L. Will
liams.
Tuesdays 80 a. M, devotions led by
D. Pratt; the EpworTh League-A pro-
blem, James Wright. e. Chase, D. +.
Faulker: AltruisSic sociology, or the
J. q. Roberts, w. p. Lord, A. Grain:
Sabbath observance, W. Canham, 7.