The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-12-11
Forest County Teachers Institute.

I h4VdSauA anu lIhuNdhit WEN ~ Nattu'
with first-class Recommendations is a cri-
terion OF the quality OF work they can do,
our coming institute will certainly not
be of less value than its predecessors.
Prof w. II. Bants. President Of the
Rochester Normal University, will be
with us during the entire week, and will
lecture on Monday evening. Prof Ban
Ia comes to us with the very best of rec
concentrations from prominent educa-
tors. 1.-THE character of his work is
modern, progressive, and Of the highest
order of efficiency. lie is a hiehminded
/ christian gentleman and an excellent cit
izen. He is in the prime of life, the for
tunate possessor of splendid physical
manhood. and is endowed with a wealth
of the finer qualities of head and heart,
making his presence magnetic and
charming" As an educator, he has but
few equals and no superiors in the part
/ Of the State in which he resides.
/ Prof 4. J. Kinnemau of Clark Uuiver-
sity will also be here during the week
and will cooperate in the werk's iustruc-
tion. DR.. d. NJ. Greeting, State Superin-
teudent OF Ind, speaks oihim as follows: /:
tendent, l visited every county institute
in the state, and ran speak from observa-
ton Of the work of the various in
struttors. During my visits, must have
Drs,f H.. q
teen different meetings and his work
was not only practical and pedagogical
but was given with good deal of force
and it is well received and universally
commented upon as being helpful in
every way. He is easy and pleas
ant in manner aud is always sought after
by teachers during iniermissions, to ans.
wer such questions as have arisen dur
ing the week" Prof. Kiuneman has
worked in a number Of institutes in this
state and many very nice things have
been said about him and his work, by
those who employed him.
Prof, Louis d. Eichhorn will conduct
the music again this year. lie needs no
words Of commendation to those who
heard him last year; and the fact that he
has been recalled should be, to those who
are not acquainted with him, sufficient
evidence of his ability 10 successfully
carry forward hi' part of the work of an
institute.
The Clarion State Normal School will
be represented at our institute by Prof.
w. Y. Welch. Many of our teachers are
acquainted with PIof Welsch aud his
work, and will be glad to have him
with us.
1t may be that Supt, W. A. Beer of
Clarion Co. will spend some time with
us; and if so, he will have something of
importance to say to us. Prof. Beers
long experience as Supt. tlts him well for
practical work among teachers.
On Tuesday evening, the people will
have the opportunity of listening to the
fremont Male Quartette of Boston, ac-
companied by Miss Hennigar, reader. l
am confident that this entertainment will
be treat. Following are few COM
ments of the press: THE singing of the
fremont Quartette was something i'm
mense. They carried everything before
them with their beautiful melodius
strains" Lovers of music had a rare
treat when the fremont Male Quartette
appeared" "The finest concert that has
beeu held in town for many years."
These and many other expressions of
praise are given the Tremonts, showing
that the company is one of rare ability.
On Wednesday evening an entertain
ment will be given by the Hearons Sis
ters, another concert of high standing.
The following is only one Of the many
expressions of the quality of the enter
tainment: "The Hearons Sisters are be-
you'd a doubt the finest musical organi-
zation which has given an entertainment
in Camdor for years. 1t is to be hoped
that they may visit us again" These la
dies are not only vocal artists, but artists
in instrumental music as well, and
combination of these two will certainly
make highly pleasing entertainment.
DR.. Ed. Amherst OFT, Dean of the
Drake University OF 0ratory, will lecture
on Thursday evening. A. o. Thomas,
President of the Central Nebraska Edu-
cational Association, places the following
estimate on DIR. OFT and the lecture he is
to deliver here: ut is the unanimous ex-
preston of those who heard it that
this lecture is one of the very finest ever
delivered before the teachers Of the
state. Splendid in delivery, sparkling
in its humor, aud rich in its truths, it
impressed every one who heard it. 1t is
the gem Of its kind. Mr.. OF is strong
man and will please andinspire wherever
he goes. This lecture should he given
in every part of the state.'
The talent has been selected with the
greatest care, and if the estimate placed
upon them by the press and b, promi-
nent educators is correct one, no mis-
take has been made in securing then,
anu the coming convention will be sec.
ond to none in the history of Forest
county.
A very cordial invitation is extended
to teachers and directors, pupils and pat
rons, and every one who is interested in
educational work To come and receive the
benefit of this treat. Come prepared to
take away with you sOme valuable
thoughts that will contribute towards
making your life better and more useful.
Course tickets 81. General admission
twenty-five cents each for Monday and
Thursday evenings, and thirty-fve cents
each for Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings. Il. T.. STITzINaER,
County Superintendent.