Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-10-23
Today's Program.
The program for Friday follows:

AT go A. NJ.
Department Of Grammar Schools. Libra
ry, Prin. Prescott Keyes, Bangor, Pres
ident.
Professional loyalty,
II. r. Williams, Dist. Supt. of Dover, Fox
croft and Gullford.
Are We Attempting Too Much in the
Grammar Grades?"
w. J. Hamilton, principal Grammar
school. Calais.
Rev. VIM. J. Long, D. d.. Stamford CT:
Department of Rural Schools. Hail OF
Representatives, Supt. Payson Smith.
Rumford Falls President.
Round Table discussion of Rural School
Problems led by 10-minute papers.
Parental Cooperation,
Supt. A. A. Head. Bar Hafbor.
The Problem of Supervision,
Ardelle ToSier. Pressure Isle
The Problem of the Crowded Program.
Supt. H. r. Williams, Dover
The Problem Of the Small School.
Lillian l. Lincoln. Pennington
The Problem of the Teacher,
Supt. Myron E. Bennett. Sanford
School Consolidation. Unassigned
l1.0o-11.15 Intermission.
AT Ills A. NJ.
Addre ss-"The Dignity of the Common
School Teachers Work"
Rev. Smith Baker, D. D.. Portland
AT las P. NJ.
Department Of Primary Schools, Hall of
Representatives, Lillian 1. Lincoln,
Pennington, President.
Miss l. Eleanor Cloudman, Bangor
The Power of Personality
Supt Payson Smith, Rumford Falls
Ideal Work in Grade l.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, Lewiston
The Secret of Successful DraWing in Pri-
mary Schools,
Henry Turner Bailey. No. scituate. Mass
Department Of Superintendent, Library
SuDt. John r. Dunton. Belfast, Presi-
dent
Discussion of the following question::
In What Particulars Should the Common
School Course Be Abridged or Extend
ed?
Opened by
|. For the City.
supt. Edward McLachlin. Bath
.. For the Town.
, 49, Re Rev. +. e, p; Freese, W. Falmouth
supt. +. NJ. coombs. vinalhaven
supt. 4. A. Head. Bar Harbo.
State supt. w. W. stetson
General Discussion.
Opening Discussion, speakers not to ex-
coed Is minutes.
General Discussion, limited to 10 minutes
each.
AT 3.45 2. NJ.
AddreSs-'The Place and Power of Draw
ing in Public Education
Henry Turner Bailey, No. Scituate, Mass.
Following is the program of the fourth
annual meeting of the Maine Association
of Colleges and Preparatory Schools:
AT 40 =. N
Conferences Of the Sections as follows:
The presidents and principals will
meet in the Hall of Representatives.
The classical teachers will meet in tho
room of the commissioner of agricul-
ture. Program: Can These Dry Bones
Live?" by Professor Karl p. Harring-
ton. University of Maine; discussion.
Discussion of the topic. Aims and
Composition in Preparatory Schools. :"
The teachers of mathematics and
science will meet in the room of the
commissioners of pharmacy. The mod
ern language teachers will meet in the
office of the State superintendent of
schools. The teachers of English will
u6eet in the library. The teachers of
history will meet in the office of the
Speaker OF the House.
AT P. M.
The Maine Association of Colleges
and Preparatory Schools called to order
by the president, George c. Chase, IL.
D.. president of Bates College Address,
college and High School," by Profess
sor John Mason Tyler. Phi. D., Amherst
College, Amherst, Mass. Announce
mcnts and appointment of committees.
AT $50 p Mr.
Luncheon of the Schoolmas ters Club
at the Hotel North. All members
of the association are cordially invited
to attend this luncheon. Tickets ST.
These may be obtained at the hotel.