The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-05
DETAILED PROGRAM
FOR VERMONT TEACHERS
At Convention to Be Held at Montpelier
on October 10, 20 and 21--0fficial
Announcement Made.

gram of the sixty-second annual conven-
tion of the Vermont State Teachers as
ISOLATION, to be held at Montpelier, 0cto.
Der 10, 90 and q, has been arranged
and notices of the same are being sent
out by the chairman, Supt George S.
Wright of this city.
Thursday afternoon, 2:30 TO 4;30
o'clock, city hall Devotional exercises.
conducted by Rev. Homer A. Flint OF
Christ Episcopal church; piano solo, Prof.
i. J, Hathaway; address o. welcome,
Hon. s. s. Ballard, mayor of Montpelier;
response and address, Supt. f. NJ. Roscoe,
! president of Vermont State Teachers
association; vocal solo, Miss Peters; adj
dress, "Are We Wasting Time in School
and in College" Rev. +. S. Luther, presi-
ident of Trinity college, Hartford, Conn.,
appointment OF committees
Thursday evening, 8 o'clock, city hall
Concert, Montpelier Military Band or.
Application of Education TO life Book
er I. Washington, principal of Tuskegee
normal and industrial institute, Tuske-
4 gee, Ala.
(Notice--Mmission to the lecture OF
Thursday evening will be by ticket only.
The membership tickets will carry a
coupon which viii admit members to the
lecture when presented at the door. Tick
cts will be sold to persons not members
at 80 cents. The number thus sold will
be limited so as not to exceed the seat
ing capacity OF the hall. No seats will
be reserved. The doors OF the hall viii
be opened at 1880 o'clock
Friday morning, to II o'clock, city
hall-Devotiona exercises, conducted by
| Rev Stanley f. Bloomfield of Bethany
Congregational church; violin solo, H. A.
| fIaylett; address, THE characteristics
of Good School, Hon. Payson Smith,
state superintendent of public schools,
Augusta, Me-; cornet solo. Karl Forsell;
address, among Ourselves" William
MeAndrew, principal of Washington Iry-
ing high school, New York City.
Friday morning II oclock--Business
meeting of Vermont Women Teachers
club in city halls business meeting oil
Vermont Schoolmasters' club in armory.
Friday afternoon, $3.50 to 4:30 o'clock,
departmental meetings. High school sec
tion, 2:30 to $3.50 o'clock, Bethany Con-
gregationsl church, Prin. NJ. d. Chitten-
den, Edmunds high school, Burlington
chairman-Address. -FOUR Share in the
General Service" Prin. William Mean
drew.
The high school section will divide into
four conferences from $3.50 to 4:30
o'clock, as follows: Classical, history,
commercial and music Classical, Kellogg
Hubbard library, Prin. M. ID. Chittenden,
chairman, program to be announced. His
tory. Bethany chapel. chairman and pro-
gram to be announced. Commercial, city
hall, l. Y. Cobleigh, principal Of Vermont
Business college, Burlington, chairmanj
question box and informal meeting. Mu
sic. high school building, DIR. Il. A. Bish
op, principal of Montpelier seminary,
chairman; address, "Aims and Methods
in Teaching Music" Prof, Albert E.
Brown, Lowell training school, Lowell,
Mass; question box and discussion.
English teachers are advised to attend
the grammar school conference at $3.50.
Grammar school section, city hall,
Supt. G. d. Howe, Essex jet, chairman;
Grammar School Essays" Miss Marga-
ret |. Tilley, grammar school, Essex
Junction; Correlation of English with
Geography and History" Prin. A. NJ.
Eldredge, Burlington grammar school;
s"NNhat the High School Expects Of the
Grammar School, Mrs. M, NJ Deyett,
Edmunds high school; discussion of each
paper; address t3;30b THE Teaching of
English" associate superintendent OF
schools, C. Edward Jones. New York
board of education. Albany, n. Y.
Primary section, primary school build |
ing, Principal Rose Lucia, Montpelier, |
chairman. Address, "The Teaching of
English" associate superintendent of
schools, c. Edward Jones, Albany, N. Y; /
reading; demonstration of class room
work with pupils, Mrs. Kate =. Terrill, |
supervisor of reading, Montpelier.
Rural school section, armory, Prin.
Arthur r. Merrill, Lyndon Center, chair
man; address, "The Rural Teacher and
Her Opportunity" State Superintendent |
of Schools Payson Smith, Augusta, Me; I
Travelling Libraries and How They May
BE Adapted to Rural Schools" Mrs. w. |
p Smith, st. Johnsbury; practical Ag- /
rieulture for Rural Schools" Prin. G..
Leland Green, agricultural high school, I
Randolph Center; THE Relation of the /
State Agricultural College to the Rural
School, Prof. ]. L. Hills, university OF
Vermont.
kindergarten section, primary school /
building Miss Mabel A. Ellis st. Adams
president of Vermont undergraduates
association; informal meeting.
Friday evening Annual meeting Of
Vermont Women Teachers club in city |
hall at s o'clock Address, Success in |
Teaching Miss Sarah Louise Arnold I
dean Of Simmons college, Boston, Mass;
annual banquet of the Vermont School |
masters club at the Pavilion; address,
THE New Aim in Education, DR.. A. E,
Winship, editor of Journal of Eduea
ton, Boston, Mass.
Saturday morning, to ii o'clock, city t
hall Devotional exercises, conducted by
Rev 1. J. Bamberg, of the First Baptist
church; business session; address, "The
Child's Side of Things, Miss Sarah Lou
ise Arnold; address, "The New Rural
School," DIR. A. E. Winship; adjourn
ment.