The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-04-02
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
What Will Be Done at the Coming Gath
ering of County Educators in Elkt0n.

Highly interesting will be the programs
rendered at the Cecil County Public School
Teachers Institute to be held in the Elkton
Opera House on Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday. April H. 10 and ii, at which there
will bs three daily sessions. The morning
and afternoon sessions will be free to the
public, while an admission of ten cents will
be charged in the evening. To the latter
sessions, however, cards of sdmssion may
be obtained by teachers and those entertain
ing them upon application to Examiner
George Biddle. The following program has
been arranged by Mr.. Biddle:
TUESDAY, APRIL u.
Morning Session, 10 o'clock Prayer ;
chorus; roll call, with quotations; opening
address. Examiner George Bidde: address,
Miss Emma Mearns.
Afternoon Session, 2o'clock. Chorus; Me-
thods of Stimulating Teachers to Their Best
Work, Miss Annie Quinn, Thomas E. Foran,
I. w. Currier; Prophecy, Miss Clara Nc
Coy; Nature Study, p Of w. II. Bishop. of
NNih"oiN SpiiVSC' ooIuc OHSttn EuetnltS IN
the School. Dr. John s. Fulton. State Board
OF Health, chorus.
Evening Session., s o'clock Vocal Solo,
Mrs. Harry Miller; recitation, Miss Jennie
Matthews, High School; piano duet, the
Misses Squier; Insects, How They Live, What
They Do, illustrated, Prof G.. II. Powell, OF
Delaware College, vocal solo, Mrs. Harry
Miller.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49,
Morning Session, 10 o'clock.-Prayer
chorus; roll call; Grading, Its Importance in
School Work, Miss Eva l.. Brickley, E. B.
Fockler and George A. Steele; solo, Rev. A.
s. Mowbray; the Ward Rational Method Of
Teaching Reading, Miss s. E. Richmond, Of
State Normal School.
Afternoon Session. o'clock Chorus; cal.
isthenics, pupils OF High School; singing,
High School Glee Club How Should
Grammar Be Taught, Misses Reba Smith,
Leila N. Mccoy, A. Laura Jones; recitation,
Miss Beulah Cresswell; English Composition,
Miss Emma Tarr, State Normal School,
Evening Session, o'clock Miss
Mary Perkins; address, William T. Warbur-
ton: duet, Miss Bessie Scott and DR.. STANLEY
Steele; recitation, Robert Marshbank, High
School; solo. Mrs. H. A. c. Westerfeld: the
klondike. illustrated. Prof. W. A. Pratt, OF
Delaware College.
THURSDAY, APRIL IA.
Morning Session, 10 o'clock. - PRAYER
chorus; roll call: How Should Reading r.
Taught, Misses Annie Jackson, Carrie P.
Wright and Benigna Holm; class reading
pupils of High School; solo, Miss May Kim.
BILE; Primary Teaching Misses Cora Wiley
Belle IL. Vanneman and Mrs. Emma Willis
solo, Mrs. H. A. q. Wester1leld the Import,
ance of History AS Il Study, Misses Emily b.
Hanna, Maggie L. johnson and Mary c.
Anderson.
Afternoon Session, 2 o'clock Tc
What Extent Can Singing Be Used with
Profit in the Schools, Misses Reba Buckley
Mary L. Harlan and Mary Perkins; recita.
tion, Miss Annie c. Keen: address, Hon
Joseph NJ. Cushing, State Board of Educa.
ton; Object Lessons, Their Aim and Require
ments, Prof II. L. Austin, State Norma
| School.
Evening session, 8 O'Clock. Singing, Hisl
School Glee Club; address, Hon. l.. b. Pretty
man, State Superintendent; solo, Mrs. DAME
Harvey; recitation, Miss Annie Beatty, Higl
School; anthem, Elkton NJ. L. Choir; address
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