Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-14
Dailp kennebec Journal.
City and County.
MAINE PEDAGOGICAL SOCIETY.
An Excellent Programme Arranged for The
Three Days Meeting.

me programme for the meeting of tho
Maine Pedagogical Society. which is tn
De held at the State House. "Wednesday
thursday and Friday, December 29-31 is
no" fnaliy decided upon, and it requires
Out glance to see that it will eoual ~
not excel any previous meeting. Every
cilort will be made to make it the hest
on record. The programmes:
Wednesday Afternoon-2aO nrayor
,seV. A: =. Hayden: address of welcome
Mayor W.. s. Choate: response. president
81 8 she o society. 23o. Manual Training, j.
nrlnclpal OF Portland School for Manual
raining, w: Franklin Smith. principai
di aewiefon School for Manual Training
s Taie school" Principal F. w. Johnson.
nopurn Classical Institute, Principal G.
q q Earrabee, Lincoln Academy, Principa!
/; y. aanscom; Gould's Academy
MS Orchestra; reading. Harriet Nj. Mat
thews; music, Abnaki Quartet: address.
Artist and Artisan George ii. Martin.
SUPERVISOR of schools. Boston; Music.
cation by Augusta teachers.
Thursday Forenoon-High school sec
. ont IN 10 the office of State superintend-
Schools, Principal I. H. Frisbee I Latin
School, Lewiston: $40 Main Teachers.
From the Standpoint of Teacher"
nIf HIN saho: J. f. Moody, Edward Little
posed Changes In College Preparatory
Latin Desirable?" Principal Prescott
lNeyes. Bar Harbor High School. Pro-
lessor lessor VIM; a. Houghton. Bowdoin Col
iegea; 1850: Some Needed Notifications of
College Entrance Requirements" Princi-
PA II. p. Cole. Bath High School; H. %.
c; nahies!cs in Secondary Schools Prin-
school, Principal Albro E. Chase. Port
land High school.
Grammar School Section In Represen-
tative Hallns.eo. English" superintend-
tendent R. r. Springer. Bowdoinham:
$40. Higher Mathematics. How Much
superintendent f. S. Brick. Belfast; 10. 20.
Rand, Webster Grammar School. Auburn.
Superintendent A. p. Wagg. Auburn;
li.Go; Examinations. Object. Scope.
Method; Superintendent w. H. WINSTON,
Grammar School. Watervlle.
Primary Section. in Judiciary Room
5. class exercise Number" Miss Helen
Doherty. Augusta $50 Something of
Interest to Primary Teachers" Hon. w.
schools: TO- Primary Work in the Rural
Schools Mrs. J. E. Nichols. superin-
tendent of schools. Bristol; 1870. His
tory" w. ]. Corthell. principal Gorham
Normal school: II. Drawing" Mrs. Ag-
mes Booth. Boston.
Thursday Afternoon-The Rural Schools
p Present Conditions Hon. w. w.
Stetson; 2.10. THE Rural School of the
Future" Dr. c. c. Rounds, New York
2:45. How Can Towns Be Induced to
Unite for the Purpose of Employing a
Superintendent" George H. Martin. Bos-
ton; 800. WHAT the City Should Do for
the Town. Superintendent Mary S.
Snow Bangor; 4. What the Country Has
Done for the City Hon. John p Swa-
sey. Canton.
Thursday Evening-7.So Lines of Ad-
vance in Education c. c. Rounds. PHI
D.. New York.
Friday Forenoon-9. 1.-The Harvard Re-
port on Composition and Rhetoric" Prin-
cipal e. p. Sampson. Thornton Academy
Principal L. e. Moulton. High school,
Rockland; $50, What Educational Cues
ton Interests Me Most at Present." five
minute speeches by superintendent: A.
p. Wagg. Auburn: r. E. Gould. Bidde-
ford: l. c. Phillips, Lewiston; John S.
Locke. Saco: Principal a. f. Richardson
w. II. 'Winslow. Bath: F. f. c. Robbins
Deering; Q. Nj. Lord Portland: A. A.
Badger. Skowhegan; Hon. n. A Luce
f. S. Brick. Belfast: T. +. ST. John, East
port A. p. Irving. Rockland: w. l.. Wa
tiers. Waterville. Business.