The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-01-08
Teachers Inst tnte.
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ous hooks on Pedagogy. The teachers should
be more generous In rgviug the failures
)f the pupil He closed bv encouraging n.
teacher 10 do letter work, and then ba,
them farewell Prof Beer reviewed sonis
IT the points that have already been discu..
sed. We as teachers should ts ch the hov
70 be move than a happy animal, he shoull
be useful as well a. happy The child
should be taught by a simple and not BY a
compound process BY the teacher loyaltt
the superintendent is encouraged and assiat.
ed The Committee on Resolutions repor,.
I'd as macy we're obliged to leave early, the
institute sang the 'Parting Hymn" God
be with You " Prof Eckles took the floor,
he says, 1--WE sh ,uld hedge against cnming
trouble, and should aid our pupils TO do the
same n conclusion he expressed the hope
that each Que enjoyed the week as we'll ~
he had. After few minutes intermissicn
Mr. Salada took charge of the Informal
Meeting and the QUESTIONS remaining in
the query-box were read and answered In.
stitute cl sed by singing, Lord Dismiss us
with thy Blessing.
The Committee on Permanent Certificates
made report. The examination Of candi-
dates for Permanent Certificates will be he'll
on Good Friday, April 3rd, in Tionest,
The committee requests all applicau for
examinations to address Miss Mamie Nor
row, at Lynch, Pa, at least three weeks
before Good Friday
BEsot UTIoNs.
We the teachers of Firest County, in
convention assembled offer the following
resolutions
RESOLVED That we as body deeply fenl
the loss sustained in the removal by dea h IT
our friend and Superintendent Prof g ".
KerrS and that we shall ever cherish his
memory and his many kinduesses TO us.
And be it further resolved that we tender
our heartfelt sympathy TO the bereaved wif3
and sister.
RESOLVED That we tender our thanks
IN Miss Agness Kerr our worthy County
superintendent, for having, at such greet
ex ense, furnished the teachers and res
dents of this vicinity with the opportunity v
of hearing a lectur of such ability ard
world wide reputation as Will Carleton. -
and resolved also hat our thanks are d1s
to the ladies' Of the w. 9, r. U for the very
skillful and pl asing lecture of Mrs. Louisa
Rounds of Chicago, and further resolv Il
that we all felt tfully ''compensated" for hav-
ing attended the lee ure on Monday even
| ing bv X. Hindmau
RESOLVED hat we thank our instruct
ors for heir earnes- efforts 10 present to us
| truths which will make our lives hetter I'd
| noble. and we will return TO ouc schools bet
| ter fitted for our work
RESOLVED That we are very grateful %
Mrs Rltchey aud Mrs Baker for the sev
eral piano Duets 40 artistically rendered
fer our entertainment and also tender our
thanks to the Tionrsta male quartette It th q
many suitable musical selections rendere
| by them,
RESOLVED That our gratitude be ex-
| pressed TO the participants in this calisthen-
| tic drills, also, to those who we're so faith
full in training for the drills, and resolved
that we thank the two little Misses who 50
charmed MS with song and reci tatiou.
RESOLVED That our thanks are also d 1e
to each and every citizan nf Tonesta who
has con tributed to the success of our Insi-
| tute, and also TO the County Commissioners
who so kindly granted the use of the Court
| House.
MRS COOK,
MISS MAUI NORRIS,
Met VIRGINIA BEER,
c. A. HENRY.
| s. 7. CARSON.
Committee.