The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-17
The Teachers Institute
The Proceedings OF Last weeks scs-
sions Completed.

evening. Hence we resume our re
port with the session ou
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Music, Come Th)u Almighty
King"
Devotional Exercises were con
Quoted by Rev. ID. Il. McLain.
Supt. L. G. Bowersox suryested
that applicants for permanont Ger.
tificates pay the expenses thus in.
Cured.
Remarks by II. l., Schroyer and C.
l.. Wetzel.
A motion prevailed that applicants
FOR permanent certificates pay OK
penses exceeding five dollars Cthe
amount appropriated by the Insti-
tute) for holding examinations.
Music,-"Trip Lightly"
Prof Barton spoke on the subject
OF Geography
Music, -"Vespor Hymn"
G.. w. Waldorf with "A keen in
sight into the subject discussed
Literature in the Public Schools"
Music, Johnny Sands"
Supt. T. +. Cooper Of Mifllin coun-
ty was introduced aud spoke chief.
ly on the topic who should teach
the public schools
DIR. Dick dilated on tho subject,
The Best Teacher--The Best Ques.
ton
Music.-:'My Country"
Prof. Barton continued his talk on
the subject of Topography"
Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY AFsERNoON.
Music, c,-"Creation" and Red,
White and Blue"
Roll call.
Music,-"With JOY we Meet"
DR.. Dick, spoke: Waking up VS..
Stupefying Mind"
Music.--"Star Spangled Banner. y,
Prof. Barton spoke: Elements
of success"
The committee on District Insti.
tutes made the following report, dis.
tricting the county. naming the time
and places for holding institutesand
a committee on program aS follows:
District No. |. Spring, Beaver,
West Beaver and Adams townships
at Troxelyille, Jan. IL. 1897. Com.
mittee: w. }. Dice, Forry Shook,
w. /. Keller, Mile kaempfer, and
Jacob Aigler
No. .. Franklin, Midileburg and
Centre districts Mt Mddleburgh,
Feb, 10 20. Committee w. |. Pot
ter, jerome Erdlcy, l.. G. Bnchmau,
Jere Bowersox aud Samuel Miller.
No. g. Washington, Mildlecreek
and Penn townships at Freehurg,
Feb. l2.li. Committee: G. X. Fish.
er, j. +. Wagenseller, Chas. Miller,
Grace Hoffman and Flute Walter.
No. 1. Perry, West Perry and
Eveudale Independent Districts. ut
Fremont, Fob. 2G27. Committee ::
L. q. Arbogast, j. y. Brosius, Mel
son Mengel, III. ). Hornbcrger and
Annie Winey.
No. >. Jackson. Monroe, and Sc
linsgrove at Shamokin Dam, Jan.
SO. Committee: Lloyd Schroyor,
Lydia Fisher, Miss Mary Cole, Ira
DbnucTS anu n. ID. DutHTV.
No. 6. Chapman and Union at In
dependence school house, Jan. -.
%. Committee: Lottie Spangler,
+. A. Weaver, ID. 5. Hcrrold, Geo.
X. Sholl and j. $. Reichenbach.
Joint Institute of Snyder and
Juniata counties, Richtield Jan. 10.
l6.
The report was adopted.
Music,-"Keller's american
Hymn"
DIR, Dick, subject; "The Novel
School Teacher
Judge Ellison was introduced and
created favorable impression.
Musc,-"Onward Christian Sol,
der
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Judge Alfred Ellison Of Anderson,
Indiana was the orator Of the even
ing and spoke on the subject,
Kings and Queens or Earth's True
Royalty" The Judge demonstrate
ed his magnetic power as an orator
aud for one hour and O half enter.
tanned his large audience with wit
aud humor. He abhorred the traffic
OF American girls with fortunes to
empty heads with foreign titles and
impressed his hearers with the idea
that Earth's True Royalty lies about
the domestic hearth where kindness
reigns supreme.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Music,-'Mountain Maids Inyi-
tation" and Flee as a Bird"
Devotional exercises.
Music,-"America."
DR.. Baer, subject: "The What and
Why Periods"
Music,-"The Watch on til Q
Rhine"