The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-09-10
CARROLL COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Entertaining PrOgram-SeVeral Well
Known Instructors, Speakers And Re-
citOrS Will Be Present.

At o'clock next Monday morning the
Carroll County Teachers Institute will open
in the High School Westminster, and con,
Time in session until the close of the meeting
on Thursday afternoon. There will be two
night sessions-Monday and Wednesday,
which will be of as much interest to the pub
lie as 10 teachers. All the sessions of the In
stilute are open to the public, and the School
Board. County Superintendent and Teachers
will be pleased 10 have all those interested
present Among the topics treated and those
who will discuss them are:
Shaw's School Hygiene will be the basis ni
a course of instruction on Sanitation, under
the direction of DR.. George W. Ward of Wes-
tern Maryland College.
As Institute Instructor. DR.. Samuel A. Baer.
Of Harrisburg. Pa.
Music will be under the direction of the
gifted vocalist, Prof. I. l.. Gibson.
Among others expected are DIR. NJ. Bates
Stephens, State Superintendent OF Education;
Prof. w. A. Garrison, of Western Mary
College; Chas. I. Wright, County Superinten-
dent of Hartford; John P. Fockler, County
Superintendent of Washington; DR.. Bartlett
B. James, of Baltimore. and George ". Joy,
Couxty Superintendent of St. Mary's. Fol.
lowing is
THE PROGRAM:
Monday. IL a. m.-Commttee on Vocal
Music Hold a Meeting.
Monday, 100 p. m.-Opening Exercises,
Scripture Reading aud Prayer; Address of
Welcome, School Commissioner Fred. ID.
Miller; Response, Benjamin f. Fleagle; Ma
sic: Introductory Address, DR.. Samuel A
Baer, Institute Instructor: Music; Shaw ;
School Hygiene. DR.. George W. Ward; Mu-
sic; Teaching English Grammer, W. \. Gar.
rison: Remarks.
Monday. p. m.-The Public Schools in
Relation To County and State Government, t..
Frank Grouse, Esq; Recitation, Chas. !.
Wright; Mind and Mastery, DR.. b. Il. James;
Recitation, Chas. T. Wright.
Tuesday. 9,l5 a. m.-Opeuiug Exercises,
Scripture Reading and Prayer; Muse; sha"
School Hygiene DIR. George ". Ward; school
Room Decoration, Miss Sue Clary Hall; Mn.
sc: Tact in Teaching. DR.. Baer; Recitation,
Chas. 7. Wright
TUESDAY. 80 D. m.-The Art Of Question.
ing. Dr. Baer: Music; Round Table. Reading
Circle. Chas. II. Kolb. Ida V. l. Csnihorn,
Efie +. Hess Carrie Harbaugh; Music; Teach.
ing Arithmetic IN the Public Schools, ". \.
Garrison; School Room Sanitation, DIR. BAsr.
Wednesday. gl5 g. m.-OPenlug kNer-
ciSes. Scripture Reading and Prayer; Address.
John p FoCkIer. County Superintendent, 81
Washington: Music; Manners and Morals. DR.,
BaeT. Round Table, ] act m school Manage
meni. Lew D. Reid Hannah NJ. Skunk. Geo.
+. Moyelock. Margaret +. Grass, + Lee Erb;
Muse; Maryland Geography, DR.. ueorge W.
Ward
Wednesday, 80 p. m.-Ausic. Address,
Dr. ". Bales stephens, State Superintendent;
How 10 Study. Or. Baer; Muse, Maryland
History. Dr. George W. Ward. Remarks,
Wednesday. 5 p. m---Nea'al Elements IN
Education, Dr. 4. b. james; Environments
DR. Raer.
Thursdav, a.i5 a E.-upeaioG Exercises.
Scripture Reading and Prayer: Make Success
~ Teaching or Resign. Dr. Raer. Nose. Ad-
dress, Dr. stephens. State superintendent
Music: address, George W joy, County 50
periatcndrpt q =, MARI >; Lessons iu PAIN.
otisru. ng BAsr
Tharsday. i.2o p. al.--AiirrSs. Or. Ste.
pheus. state Superintendent; Music The What
auA tho Why Periods. nr. Baer. Remarks,