The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-15
SEVENTY SEVENTH
 ANNUAL CONVENTION American Institute of In- Struction to Gather
 at Montreal. MEETS WEEK OF JULY l Many Prominent Educators to Attend. Program
 Announced.
MEETS WEEK OF JULY l

Montreal July IA, has been prepared The convention Is the seventy-seventh annual and the institution is said to
 De the oldest teachers organization in existence. The speakers are prominent educators and Hartford is represented
 by Principal Reyes of the South
 school The programme Is as follows:
 General Sessions.
 Monday Evening, July 1-High School Assembly hall, 8 to 1O--Address- es of welcome: His honor, E. H. Elk CTS, mayor of Montreal; Charles E. Moyse, B. A. ILL. D., vice-principal and dean of the faculty of arts; ad- dresses of response: George A. Wal ton, president of the American Insti- ute of Instruction in 1882 and mem Der since 1846 West Newton, Mass. . John L. Alger, principal Vermont academy, Saxtons River, Vt; address.
 Public Requirements in Education, !" Hon. D. J. Foster, M. C., Burlington, Vermont.
 Tuesday Morning, July 2-Hish School Assembly hall, g to 1O:3O-"Four Aspirations of the True Teacher" Charles II. Kelsey, Hartford, Conn; ;
 Educational Efforts for International Peace" Samuel T. Duton, professor of school administration, Columbia uni versity, New York city.
 Tuesday Evening, July 2-High School Assembly hall, 8 to 1O-"The Rustic Speech of the English Speaking People" Matthew H. Buckham, presl- dent of the University of Vermont. Burlington, Vt: Child Labor and the Relation of Premature Employment to Education" Owen R. Lovejoy, secre- tary of National Child Labor commit tee of New York city.
 Wednesday Morning, July s-High School Assembly hall, to 10:30-Meet- Ing of the Provincial Association of Protestant Teachers of Quebec, presi- dent, Inspector J. w. McCaul, B. A., Lachute, Quebec; Educational Sys- tenn of the Province of Quebec" Rev. ". I. Shaw, IL. D., D. c. L., chairman Protestant committee of the Council of Public Instruction; "The Macdon- aid College or Teacher Training in the Province of Quebec" Professor J. w. Robertson, IL. D., c. M G., director of the Macdonald college; Quebec Method of Teaching French H. c. Curtis, B, A., director of French in the public schools of Montreal.
 Wednesday Evening, July 3--High School Assembly hall. to 10-"Com- mon School Extension" Osslan Lang, editor of School Journal" New York city; Some New Demands Which the Progress of Mankind Makes Upon Ed ucation,' William A. Mowry, presi- dent of the American Institute of In- struction, 1SsO-1SS1, and member since 1851, Hyde Park, Mass.
 Thursday Morning, July 4-High | School Assembly hall, g to 1O:3O- | ''Three Essential Factors in Adminls- tration," Hon. Henry c. Morrison, su- perintendent of Public Instruction, Concord, N. H.; "The Future of the Normal School, Charles s. Chapin, | principal of node Island State Normal i school, Providence, R. I.
 Thursday Evening. July 4-High 1 School Assembly hall to 10-Speakers " w GfAiAC0tASCls It lC SARCCtGu lildJ | addresses will be given by eminent of ficials of the Canadian and American | governments.
 Department of Industrial Education.
 President, Hon. Mason s. Stone, State | Superintendent of Education, Mont pelier. Vt.
 Tuesday, July 2--10:45 to 12:45-Ad- | dresses by Charles H. Spencer, Presi- detn of Norwich university, Northfield, l Vt: Howard Edwards, President of Rhode Island college, Kingston, R. I. Other speakers to be announced. Department of Patriotism and Interna.
 ticn=lism.
 President, Henry w. Leipziger, Sup ervisor of Lectures, New York city. | Tuesday, July 2--10:45 to 12:45-"The New Internationalism," Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead, chairman of Peace and Arbitration Department of the Nation al Council of Women, Boston, Mass; ''The Teachers Part in the Pace Move ment," Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews. chairman Educational Committee Asso- ciation of Collegiate Alumnae, Boston, Mass, eThe Heroes of Youth" Will liam O. Crawford, District Master, Bos- ton, Mass Discussion will be opened by Hon. Walter E. Ranger, commits sioner of public schools, Providence, IS l.
 Department of Home and School.
 President Mrs Mary l. Wood, Ports mouth, N H.
 Sessions to be held under the auspices of the New England State Federation of Women's Clubs.
 Wednesday and Thursday, July and t-10l45 to 12:45-"Some Connecting Links Between the Community and It's Schools" James J. Palmer, superin- .endent of public schools, Greenville, Pa. Other speakers to be announced Department of Commercial Education. President, Carlos B. Ellis president of the New England High School Com nercial Teachers Association and Di- 'eotory of Commercial Department Technical High School, Springfield, Mass.
 Wednesday, July 3--1O:45 to 12:45- and subjects to be announced. l
 Department of Special Education. Wednesday, July S-1O45 to 12:45- , Juvenile Delinquency" J. Adams Pug er formerly teacher in Putnam's school for Boys, Gardner, Mass. Dis