The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-02
TRAINING SCHOOL WORK.
Combined NormaIs of the County In a
Three Weeks Session Here.

THURSDAY MORNING.

lEEPoETED BY MISS N. o'DoNNELL.J
THURSDAY MORNING.
School called to order at 9 O'Clock bv
U. G. Palmer; Responsive Reading led
by Mr.. George Rodeheaver; Singing.
Glad Summer" by school; roll call;
Music by DR.. Gibson; Language was
next presented by Miss Phoenix, in
which a number of teachers took part
in the discussion, an able address was
next given by c. N. Miller of Swanton,
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
RECESS.
Reading, by Miss Phoenix; Section
Work by DR.. Gibson and u. G. Palmer.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
School opened at 1.3O; roll call; Sec
ton Work was again taken up by DR..
Gibson and u. G. Palmer; Number
Work by Miss Phoenix.
RECESS.
Chorus Glass Work, by DR.. Gibson. in
which arrangements were made for the
class to render a thirty minute song
service at the NJ. E. church at Z p. m.
FRIDAY MORNING.
School opened at 9 o'clock; Singing of
at Came Upon the Midnight Clear, -
and Sunset Peace" by the school;
roll call; an announcement Of the death
Of Grover Cleveland, ex- President Of
the United States, 10y Prot. Palmer, who
also gave a reading pertaining to Mr..
Cleyeland's career; Mr.. Jasper Frantz
then rendered in an able manner the
article contained in the recent issue Of
The REPUBLICAN concerning our ex-
Presidents life and death; following
this Prof, J. c. Beahm made an excel
lent brief address pertaining to the pre-
sentation Of book, The Life of Mesh
ach Browning, " to each Of our worthy
instructors, Miss Phoenix and DR.. Glib
son, who haye come here from their
respective work in Oswego, N. Y. and
Baltimore, Nd. These books were pre-
sented by number of the students to
show only small part of their appre-
citation Of the work given by these two
worthy instructors. Responses were
h lr-ily given by Miss Phoenix and DR..
NHOREAIloN.
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RECESS.
0ec'loA work, by DR. Gibson and
ffoI t. U. Fain1er
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Session opened at l.30 with the roll
call. Section Work was again pursued
b. DR.. Gibson and Prof. U. G. Palmer.
the subject Of Language Work and Men
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