Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-14
CONVENTION OF
 TEACHERS OF THE STATE.
s;xtv- eiohth Annual Meeting to Do
 Held in Hartford and New Haven.

The sstb annual meeting of the Con- necticrt State Teachers association will be held simultaneously at Haruoro and New Haven on Friday, OcE Zss
 Following is the New Haven pIoz .ramrne for the session, morning ana
 General meeting, Woolsey hall, cor ner College and Grove streets; s.sa preliminary business meeung, ", dress The Scholar and the Communl ty. Rev. Charles R. Brown, dean oh Yale School of Religion, New AaSen- Section Meetings. High school, Hillhouse dlgn scugo5 building. York square, room 1ei, s,,nar- intendent city schools, MiddletoTn. ii. address, Some Suggestions TOT | VitaIizing High School Teaching, stu art H. Rowe, principal Wadlelgh Hasn school, New York. ran.ar church house, 311 Temple street Leader, Oscar L. Burdick, Stanlolo- ii, address, Measuring the Achieve ments of Children, Dr. e. D. srasAr' Teachers college. New forA. hv | Elementary schools. Arranged Dy | Thomas H, Patterson, Bristol.
 | Grammar division, First Metnodlst | church auditorium. corner Elm ana | College streets-Chairman, B. w. Iin- ker. superintendent scnoolS' "Tssng;1s in;Ig | Ill. address, Prevocational Framing, l Stanley H. Holmes, superintendent or | schools, New Britain Intermediate division, Woolsey hall I-Chairman, Irving P. Colman. NH ford. H. address: Lost Moeion % tn .Io | vising agent the state board or eouca- | ton. a,,,,.;r-, First Methodist church lecture rooms corner, Elm and College slreeIs- l Chairman, Jessie Scranton. New Ha- | ven. II. address, The Kindergarten | Child in the Elementary School. ProI. M. B. Hillegas. Teachers college Ne" | York. ..,, | uditorium-Leade William E. Far ker. Portland Il, address, The Mlnne- psota Rural Schools, Margaret McAcaHi' Blooming Prairie, Minn | Mq,sic Hiuhouse High school, science lecture room, third foor-Leaoer,
 teIIe P. Cushman. New Haven. II, ad-, dress. The Appreciation of Music, Thomas Whitney Surette, Boston, I1-4O. report of the status Of muslc teaching in Connecticut, James U. Price, Hartford. rY,,,, | school room II, second floor. iront- Leader F. s. Hitchcock, principal Yo- cationaI high school, New London' chairman, Stanley J. Stewart .Ne" an- ven. II. address, OpporIunI1Iltues,, Ilus, .i,.,,I | abilities and Dangers or Vocd1lo',a-- = Education in the High School, o Rosner- Ph. D.. director industrial aflss Teachers college, New 1ork.
 Afternoon Session-Section meetin9s.
 High school, Hinhouse Hlgh scnoo,' room POI. third floor. frontLLeao,E1, .Lt o,,I
 W A. Wheatley superintendent c,ty
 schools. MiddIetown. 2. address, So
 operation of All Departments ln Ehg l fish Instruction and Pracuce' G, t- Webster. Technical High scnool Springfield, Mass. ,a sv
 Elementary schools. AIrshseo DS
 Thomas H. Patterson. Bristol
 Grammar division, First Methodist
 church corner of Elm and Gollese Is+reets-Chairrnan, | s. F. WlHiaIis'
 Bridgeport 2, address, The DepdIl mental System in Grammar Scnoois'
 (a) Its Advantages; (p) us asaI,. Ds
 tages. J. H. Van Sickle, superlnlenosns
 of schools. Springfield, Mass.
 Intermediate division, Woolsey nall
 corner of College and Grove streets
 Chairman, Irving P. Colman, Mlliolu' ea,a
 2. address, The Future of Arithmetic,
 pr. Fletcher DurelI' La"reii i--0
 school, Lawrenville, N. J.
 Rural schools, Hillhouse High scnooi auditorium-Organized by William E:
 Parker. Portland. 2. Methods m Teaching and Management Ill TUT at . School, Mansine D. Weidl, Dan1ury'
 This period will be devoted to ir uelr
 onstration with a class of puplls Ians
 inc from the second to the eighth grades.
 Music, Hillhouse High school, science lecture room. third hoor-Leaosr, Clayton Hotchkiss, Stamford: F. Slg9e Singing Illustrated by a, a nlJn lohoo, ane class from Milford Central scnool. An nie C. Hayes, supervisor); 2So, Cnro- matic Characters illustrated by sew enth grade class from Dwight school, New Haven. Louise Griffin. teacher).