Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-29
FULLY ORGANIZED.
Instructors Hold Closing SEES
sion, Saturday Morning.
Officers Elected and Other Routine
Business Transacted.
An Able and Interesting Paper Read BY Prin.
cipaI Johnson Of Wa,ervjIIe.

| The conclusion Of the meetings Held.
| Saturday morning. in the House
| Chamber at the State House demon
strated beyond a doubt the success of
| the move to organize the Maine AS
ISOLATION Of Colleges and Preparatory
Schools. Although there was large
| attendance at the meeting FRIDAY
evening. there was a still larger at
| tendance. Saturday morning as many
| came in on the early morning trains.
| The work of the morning was to per-
feet the organization. After this step
had been taken the time was devoted
to the address of Prof. F. w John
son of the Coburn Classical Institute
ana discussions.
In the constitution adopted proVi-
sionS were made that the name shall
he. The Maine Association of Colleges
and Preparatory Schools; that the
membership shall be made up Of prrsi-
dents. professors ana other teachers in
Maine colleges. the heads Of Maine
schools giving a four years
preparatory course. and other
teachers giving college preparatory
inst uctinn. and that the time of
the meeting shall ~ the fourth Fri
day in October AZ each year. The ques
| ton Of honorary membership caused
some discussion as there was ques-
ti"n as To- whether honorary members
should pay dues and be allowed I"
vote. It was finally decided I" III
custom con'roi the PrlNlieses :"
honorary iil''''"e'S' '"d' - III u '''
should neither vote not pay dues. A.
4 pfecauti"h dSh'.St ATTY "i' 'i'l"'
having c"ntr"i n the ASSOCIATION ''ie'.'
ings it was voted 70 elect the officers ny
ballots.
The following officers were elected.
President. Pres. William Dewitt Hyde
Eowdoin: yiee-presidrnt. II. NJ Esta-
bro,5 University III Maine. secretary
ANA treasurer ! " Black. colby. ex-
ecntiva committee II + Trefathor
Maine W.sIevan Seminary and Female
College. Prof w. II. Hartshorn. Bates.
Frlncipal n. "ok, @hy iillh
school, Augusta. fflnclpal r" p 9alilp-
son Thornton Academy. Saco.
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w HtH Nun " " '''''9'" '''''' -
Superintendent Luce We're made non
GRAVY. ,,,.r,hn,e President Rutlar's mo-
,:. ,;.,a.i,,,
ton that committees oh lts!SId'l"h
and college requirements be appointed
was carried. These were appointed by
:, n, ~ rrta.,...
fIeSlueht n" " a. '''''N9'
Legislative. Pres. Butler, Colby
Pros t'base Rates. State Superin-
pe N,Da,aIJ
tendent StttSoh' fFol. McD'i'd 'I'
EoWdoin. Prof Estabrook, University
of Mama. priucinaI Cook Augusta.
- -. -. I,.t,
Principal Sargent. Hebron
Entrance examination. Principal
,,,,.,.. pn,.t,,1 prnf rJa-rtnstnr
, haSt' = 'laI'u'
| University Of Name PFof- J"rGan'
Bates: Prof. Taylor, Colby: Prof
Wo,druff Roydoin. f p Sampson.
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,,n noli'I 1,n Ao19e Faiix '' ''' '
Princinal r ". Johnson OF the Co
IT, I,i.,,. +ha, ral1 ~,
bufh laSslca' iHstl'ute t''eii "eiu -
an interesting manner an able address
49, ..,r,, ,-..l,,;a,;,, aud rho Pr.n4ra %
on "Iht ASSocia''oh anu .ie ''i'''
-t.o >-ar. ur.1,od
IN an address hri'r" tne nv r'ir- ~, ~.
! Association 81 '"IteEF ilIu ilP'i 80 II
schools IN ~ ftt rec s..,o,,d 49, loo
| The development OF scents, ,i $500 ".
training IN tht iaSt !e" I,'.;o,,.,1 ,,,,-
the m"St rcnaIkao. 'ut' nc i'm.
/ nomtnd NnlNH ! h'tN 1911 II - I'LL,
| me numerous tyHltieiiI'i ~ Ell
! reSentaUNts OF inc a'no"lS dI'u 'olis
| held IN recent years "IlVH lidNt "a"
| married an HHutil.t ~ 9iiai'l'7 ~. Nv
changes IN tpu , 'i'r'', 81 ,niri,
| been not any more OF perhaps - Iiiu w., u
! The cause OF TINS utN'I"PileI!t ~ ". =,
| "ndarN school n Ir.pI .4,'IH N MI,
Velopment ~ me pa M W. ,pIt1-'
| long ago the atutu df 81 Wy C'i-cS
| toward the school was thtt 81 SdSh
master toward servant
| The formation OF TINS aSS"vi4 non. u"
! day. marks a distinct step IN the pros
| of he secondary SGntDI tl MdIll'