The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-12-15
EDUCATORS 70 MEET
Forty-third Annual Meeting Of
the State Teachers Assoei-
ation December 27-29-
To Be Held at
Trenton.
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TRENTON, Dec. Is, 1S97.-As has been
stated, the New Jersey State Teachers
Association win hold a meeting in the
auditorium of the State schools, with ses-
sions commencing Monday afternoon, De-
cember II, and closing Wednesday, De-
cenaber 20, at noon.
1t is the forty-third annual meeting and
promises to be one of the best ever held,
as the list of instructors and entertainers
is very fine. ]. H. Hulsart, of Dover, is
now State President.
The teachers of this city are particularly
urged to be present, whether members or
not, as they are convenient and the pro-
granlme is such a rich one. While par
ticularly Intended for teachers, all people
interested in educational matters will find
it interesting and are invited to attend.
The following is the programme in full:
Monday Afternoon-Singing. THE Battle
Hymn Of the Republic; prayer. Rev. w.
v. Moffett, d. D.. Merchantville. Super
~intendent American Bible Society for New
Jersey and Delaware; address of well
come, James M. Green, Ph. d, Principal
State Normal School, Trenton; response.
J. Howard Hulsart, President of the AS
5OCie>ilOtty NOCdl tilO, N1lSSGS DIChlllSOi,
Trenton; address, Truth State Super
intendent Charles ]. Baxter; vocal solo,
Miss Bertha ". N. Willis, Belle Mead;
paper, The Study of History Compared
with Reading History" Miss Sarah A.
Dynes,. State Normal School, Trenton.
Monday f~1vening-Vocal trio, Misses
Dickinson; vocal solo, Miss Bertha v. \.
Willis; address, The Constructive Ele-
ment in Education Hamilton w. Mabie,
l.. Fl. D., associate editor of THE Out
look New York city; vocal solo, Miss
Tuesday Morning-vocal trio. Misses
Dickinson; address, ~Rousseau's Social
dress. The Relation of Our Schools to
Patriotism and Citizenship Charles II.
Johnson, Montciair; vocal solo, Miss H.
$. Dickinson; address, "a Phase of Her
bert Spencer's Pedagogy" Prof. Alex
ander Z. Ormond, Princeton University;
vocal trio, Misses Dickinson.
eereIatio y. Of rs stu MiliiS' "a addF 5. ailb ene
Phi. D., Superintendent of Schools, New
ark; vocal solo, Miss Bertha Y. N. Willis;
address. The Modern Arehimedes," Chas.
Jacobus, A. NJ, Springfield, Mass; report
of Committee on Pensions (Franklin
Thorn, chairman. Paterson) ana discus
Tuesday Eysaing-yocal trio, Misses
tons. Problems and Prospects of Child
oludy, Stanley HAL, Lib, President
CLARK University; vocal solo. Miss H. S.
Dickinson; reception by the State Board
of Education in the gymnasium.
Wednesday M~orniEg-Vocal trio, Misses
Dickinson; report of Committee on Edu-
cational Progress, superintendent w. j.
Shearer. chairman, Elizabeth; report of
mi on Neurology, ]. Wilmer Ken
mittee on Child Study, E. Fred Knapp,
chairman, Summit; discussion of reports
of committees; vocal trio, Misses Dickin-
son; reports of committees, election of
officers, Introduction of officers-elect and
adjournment sine die.
The morning sessions open at nine
o'clock, he afternoon at two and the
evening at eight o'clock.