Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
THE PEDAGOGUES.
Present an Excellent Programme For
Their Meetings.
A Reception to Be Given by Augusta Teachers
This Evening.

Below we print the programme in full
for the meetings Of the Maine Peda-
sosical Society. An the exercises are
open to the public except those OF
Wednesday evening, when reception
is to be rendered by the Augusta
Teachers Association to the visiting
teachers and invited guests. The pro-
sramme: E
Wednesday Afternoon-2 80 prayer. Rev
a. {. Hayden: address OF welcome. May
or w. S. Choate: response. president OF
the society. 80 Manual Training" J
>. Locke of committee. Geo. H. Babb
principal of Portland School for Manual
Training. w. Franklin Smith principal
of Lewiston School for Manual Training
discussion; 3.l5. business; $50. The Pri-
vate School. Principal f. w. Johnson
Coburn Classical Institute. Principal G
II. Larrabee, Lincoln Academy Principal
+. E. Hanscom. Goulds Academy
Wednesday EveninS-..:0. Music. Den
mis- orchestra; reading. Harriet NJ Mat
thews; music. Abnaki Quartet; address,
supervisor of schools. Boston; music. Alb
MAXI Quartet. reception to the association
by Augusta teachers.
Thursday Forenoon-High school sec
ton. In the office of State superintend-
ent: 900. Greek in the Secondary
Schools. Principal l. H. Frisbee. Latin
School. Lewiston; $40. Maine Teachers,
From the Standpoint of a Teacher Prin-
cipal }. f. Moody. Edward Little High
School. Auburn; 1915. "Are the Proposed
Desirable" Principal Prescott Keyes.
Bar Harbor High school. Professor VIM.
A. Houshton, Bowdoin college: 1850.
Some Needed Notifications of College
Entrance Requirements Principal II. e.
Cole. Bath high school; 1l.25, Athletics
in Secondary Schools Principal S. *.
Marsh. Watervile high school. Principal
Albro E. Chase. Portland high school.
Grammar School Section. In Repre-
sentative HalI-9.00. English. Superin-
tendent A. A. Badger, Skowhegan: Super
intendent r. f. Springer. Bowdoinham:
$40. Higher Mathematics. How Much?"
Superintendent F. S. Brick. Belfast; 1920
Methods in Geography" Principal H. l..
Rand. Webster grammar school. Auburn,
Superintendent A. p. Wagg. Auburn:
1100. Examinations. Object. Scope,
Method. Superintendent w. H. Winslow
Bath. Principal Adelaide Soule. South
grammar school. Waterville.
Primary Section in Judiciary Room-9.
class exercise. Number Miss Helen
Doherty Augusta: $50 Something of
w. Stetson, State superintendent of
schools: TO- primary Work in the Rural
Schools Mrs. j. E. Nichols superin-
tendent of schools. Bristol: 1890. His
tory w. J. Corthell. principal Gorham
Normal school: II, Drawing Mrs. Ag-
mes Booth, Boston.
Thursday Afternoon-The Rural Schools
q present Conditions" Hon. w. W.
Stetson: 2.10. 1.-The Rural School of the
Future DR.. G. G.. Rounds. New York;
245. "How Can Towns Be Induced to
Unite for the Purpose of Employing Il
Superintendent George H. Martin.
Boston; 500 what the City Should Do
for the Town Superintendent Mary S.
Snow. Bangor: t. What the Country Has
Done for the City Hon. John p. Swa-
sey. Canton.
Thursday Evening-730, Lines of Ad-
vance in Education" c. c. Rounds. Phi.
D.. New York.
Friday orenoon-9 "The Harvard Re-
port on Composition and Rhetoric" Prin-
! cipal Il. 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. f. Could. Bidde-
ford I. c. Phillips. Lewiston: John S.
Locke. saco: Principal A. F. Richardson
/ W.. II. Winslow, Bath; F. f. c. Robbins,
! Deering; O. NJ. Lord. Portland: A, A.
/ Badger. Skowhegan: Hon. n. A. Luce:
4 +. s. Brick, Belfast: r. r. st. John,
| PASSPORT: A. P. Irving. Rockland: w. L.
I Waters Wateryillp RuSineSS.