Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-17
WILL MEET
 HERE NEXT FRIDAY

Norwich Is to have the sectional fall meeting of the State Teachers associ- Memorial with morning and afternoon
 meetings There are also meetings at
 Hartford and New I>aven the same
 day. The following is the Norwich programme
 General Meeting-Slater hall, Nor
 wich Free Academy. Chairman E. J.
 Graham, superintendent of school of
 Norwich.
 11.00-A Community Sing will open
 this meeting Morgan R. St John, su
 pervisor of music. Normal school, Will
 limantic leader.
 11.15-Address: "A Woman's Rea-
 son., Miss Lena. Madesin Phillips,
 executive secretary of the National
 Federation of Business and Profes-
 11.4o-Address: .The School and
 Community" pr. Milo B. Hillegas
 state commissioner of education, Yer
 mont.
 3.l5-Address: "The Educa tional
 Value of the Library" George B. Ut-
 ley, secretary American Library asso-
 citation.
 provement Of Teachers and Teaching
 Through Organization Dr. David
 Snedden. Teachers college, Columbia,
 university.
 Sectional Meetings-High school
 section Room 3. first floor. Norwich
 Free Academy Chairman, Miss Char
 lotte Gulliver. Free Academy, Nor
 wich.
 History l.. N. Countryman, of New
 Haven High School Discussion to
 follow
 e.oo-Address Can English Be
 tion." George F. Cherry, Loomis In stitute Boston. Junior High School section. Room
 g.: first floor. Norwich Free Academy. Chairman. E. J. Graham, superintend- ent of schools. Norwich. 10.O0-Address: The Junior High School" John G. Thompson principal ] State Normal School. Fitchburg, Mass
 Elementary School section, Slater man, F. S. Hitchcock, principal of the Vocational School New London 1o.oo-Address:. Civic Training as Emotional Experience" Mrs. Minnie Kelsey, supervisory of history and civics. Bridgeport Training school 2.00-Address, Socializing the
 Teaching of English. Paul K1apper Ph. D.. professor of education. College Of. the City of New, York. Rural SchooI section, Room 14. sec ond Norwich Free Academy. Chair 1 man, Arthur B. Lord, supervisor of schools, Mansfield and Lebanon.
 o!ae lo.oo[Address. Add 4ss Why the School nurse, Wilmington. 2.o0-Address, Helping Teachers. tSpeaker to be announced). Kindergarten, Room 7. first floor, Norwich Free Academy. Chairman, , Miss Helen Royce. 200 - Address, Miss Elizabeth Holmes, Osgood Normal school. Art section, Room II. first floor, Norwich Free Academy Chairman. 10.00-Address. Woodwork for the Fourth and Fifth Grades, Albert B. DeCormier, director of manual arts, Friends school. New York and Brook 1 lyn.
 Music section. Sunday school room, ParE church. opposite Free Academy. Cha - an, Morgan R. St. John. 1000 to 1.0o-Demonstration in ear 1 training and sight singing by first grade class. and two-part singing by I fifth grade class from the High street and Broadway schools. and chorus from Wequonnoc and Greeneville schools. under the direction of Miss Mary A. Rogers. 2.00-Address. The Orchestra in the Small High School. A portion of the Windham High School orchestra will l be in attendance Charles H. Caswell, Willimantic.
 l Address Music Appreciation in the Grades, with phonogra ph illustrations. 1 (Speake- to be announced. ! Trade education section. Room IT,
 second floor. Norwich Free Academy. l Chairman. H. J. Hanson. i 1000-Address. Printing as Art and Vocation, A. E. Hanson Address. Trade Education Through Evening School Classes. A. B. Hanson.