Evening journal., 1902-12-11
TEACHERS OWN
NEWARK TOWN
List of Those Who Are in At
tendance at the County
Institute
BIG AUDIENCE THIS MORNING
Instructors Were Listened 10 With
Great Interest by Men and Women
Who Have Charge Of the Youth Of
the County
the County

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Newark, Dec. 11.--This town is a
busy bustling place just now. The
lschool marms fairly own the old col
llege town, where the twenty-eighth an
)nual session of the Teachers Institute
of New Castle county is being held.
Superintendent Jsnes is a very busy
man looking after the welfare of the
teachers and Of the various and mani
fold duties which rest with him on an
occasion of this kind The large COM
Portable college oratOry was filled at
this mornings session with an inter
ested audience
This mornings session of the Teach
ers' Institute was opened wifi prayer
by the Rev w. j. Rowan. A ngmber Of
book firms exhibited samples of text
books. Music was frrnis he'd by Miss
Laura j. Rahb.
Miss Anna G. Frcid. of this city, and
Miss Anna A.. Sharpl,ss Of Townsend,
acted as secretaries.
Professor Charles II. Albert, Of
lBlOOmsburg Normal School gave an
interesting talk on the Art OF Teach
ing and Training a Child" Superin-
ltendent Twitmyer also spoke on the
: Art of Developing More Power in the
Pupil"
This afternooH Professor Twitmyer
will addres the teachers on the subject
of professional Study for Teachers, -
land What a Business Expects of the
schools" DR.. Albert will also talk on
, "Unlined Principles of Teaching"
This evening will be taken up with
"a frir I.rr 4 y.4Itl
Grilley Company, OF Pittsbure.
! The session yesterday afternoon was
| opened by Professor A. r. Spaid, who
spoke enterUainingly and incisively on
''Plants Providing for the Future" He
brought out many interesting thoughts
and practical suggestions to the teach
ers on this rather novel subject. The
Hon. George Howell next addressed the
= teachers on that great ancient naviga,
t tor, Columbus. He spoke of his greai
! courage under the most trying circum.
stances, and of his accomplishing great
> things by persistence and deteTmina,
= tiOn. Dr. Edgar Dawson, of Delaware
e College, gave a forcible talk on Eng
I lish Composition, and Professor ShOr.
p spoke on Mathematics" Both are alb,
I instructors in the branches mentioned
and their remarks claimed the strictes'
y attention.
a The evening session was given ovel
5 to Fins, Fangs and Stings." a thor
}. oughly enjoyable lecture by Professor
1 A. R. Spaid. 1t was illustrated, show
ing frogs, snakes and fishes
The following teachers are in at
tendance: Miss Nellie Appleby, Miss
Martha H. Davis. Miss Sue Appleby
Miss Elizabeth DennisCn, Miss Addil
II. Armstrong, Miss Elizabeth Dierh
Miss Kathleen M. Bartram, Miss Lille
Donaldson, Miss Carrie Downie. Mis-:
Baidee Beardsley. Miss FlCrenoe "
Dunn, Miss Carrie Bender. Miss Luc!
G. Eastbwn, William J. Beckett
Miss Helen Eaton, Miss Elizabeth Big
t ger, Miss Julia w. Ellison, Miss Mar!
lB. Boehm, Miss Clara M. Elliott, Mis-
Angie G. Brooks, Miss Blanche Fergu
SON, Miss Helen r. Brown, Miss Ethe
Ferguson, Miss NJ. Rose Butler. Mis-
Jeannette Z. Cam, Miss Margaret Car
& Trick, Miss Mabel o. Campbell. Mis-
d Bella L. Carpenter. Miss Maude Chap
J. pie, Miss Emma ChOate. Miss Emm;
ChOate, Miss Relbecca p. Churchman
II Miss Elizabeth NJ. Clark, Miss ELL
"a Cleaver, Miss Anna Cleaver, Mis-
: Ida Porter, Miss Mabel +. Clough
IS Miss Eleanor Conlyn. Miss Edna II
d Cooper, Miss Ida c. Davis. Miss Caro-
# lime Farduhar, Miss Mary W. Hitch
l. Miss Eleanor B. Foreman, Miss ANN
e G.. Fredd. Miss May b. Goodey, Mis-
70 Florence Graves. Miss Ida Il. Hamilton
n Miss Mabel f. Hamilton, Miss Eliza
a beth r. Hall, Miss Emma C.. Halleti
II Miss Flossie Hallett. Miss Alice L
rel Handy, Miss E. May Hersey, Miss Ber
l. tha Higgins, Miss Maggie w. Hitcf
lel III. V. Holloway. Miss Ida Y. Hows3
Miss Frances Husbands. Miss Ell
l. Hurlock, j. ID. Jacguette, Miss Mar
)r Janvier. Miss Blanche r. Jones. Mis-
)r Mamie Irvine, Miss Clara M. Kast, Mis-
II Laura M. Lack,au. Miss Anna r. Law
ar son. Miss Margaret Ilawler, Miss Emil
N ID. Leach Miss Margaret A. Lewis, Mis-
be Mary Lohand. Miss Ida Lloyd, A. N
p Maclxey. Miss Estelle Mack,in, Miss Ce
celia MahOney, William l.. Mayo. Mis-
Jennie W. J. Marley Miss Beula
er Marley. Miss Mary III. Maxwell, Mis-
I'd r. Anna Maxwell III. r. McCahe, Mis-
I'd Ida r.. McCrone. Miss Gertrude M'
nc Crone. Miss Hettie H. Mclaughlin,Mis
sy MAY McFaul. Miss Wilhelmina Nj
rd Girdy. Miss Annie ]. McGarvey, Mis-
e. Anine E. Mclaughlin. Miss JeaneUl
he Mclaughlin, George L. Medill. Mi.
Anna p. Mote. Miss Annie n. Newnon
Miss Alice Ogram, Miss Emily +. Pei
ington. Miss Amy Piser. Miss Sail
-, Plankinfon. Miss Anna NJ. Platt Mi:
= Susa f. Porter, Randolph Pratt, v
40 Poole Prettyman, Miss Martha
e. sharp, Miss Jennie Ramb. Miss laul
3 J. Raub Miss Catherine Ratledge, MI
e. Anna NJ Redeker. Miss Anna NJ. Repe
e. Miss Mary L. Robinson, Miss Nc
Robinson, Miss Eta NJ. Rose. MI
Ethel Rowe Miss Reba Saupders, Mi
[. Marie w. Seemain. ]. Elmer Sentma