Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-01
Monday, July 11-Emerson Hall

nlng, July IL, until Friday noon, July
Is, at Castine with the following pro-
gram:
Monday, July 11-Emerson Hall
8 F. M.-Singing; Invocation; COM
munity singing. J. F. MacNichol; ad-
dress. The Reading Public" Nc
Gregor Jenkins; announcements.
Tuesday, July 12-Normal Building
A. M.-Singing, ]. F. MacNichol;
deTotional: conference hour; address,
Fellow Travellers" McGregor Jen-
kinS.
.. P. M.-Music; address, John H.
Finley. New York; conference hour.
s F. NJ, Emerson Hall-Music,
i. Baxter; address John II. Finley.
Wednesday, July 1a-Normal Building
address, Mrs. Charles Remington.
Providence r. l.; address, ''Ameri-
canization," DR.. Philip Davis, Boston.
.. 7. M.-Field day.
T. M.-Social evening.
Thursday, July IA
9 A. M-Singing; DEVOTIONAL; com
munity singing, J. F. MacNiclol; adj
Daughters of Maine" Senator j. f.
Sprague; address, Changing Ideas in
Primary EDUCATION" Emma Serl,
Kansas City, Mo; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. p. M-Singing; address, The
Project Method in Primary Educa-
ton" Emma serl; conferences
s i. M.-Singing; prayer; singing;
address (to be announced).
Friday, July Is
9 A. M-Community singing, j. F.
MacNichol; address. w. Carson Ryan,
New York; special addresses 90 min
uteS each) as follows: (a) "Improv-
ing the school Plant" H II, Randall.
- IA Z
Teachers, Co Building "a Community
le) Physical Education pageant, r P.
Packard; f) The State Teachers
Association" R. J. Libby.
The conference subjects: (a) New
school Laws; CD Transportation of
schools, tD Compulsory Eduea-
High Lights from the Field; (g}
school surveys and Programs of
School Improvement; (h) "ImproV-
ing Supervision; d., DIFFICULTIES,
Questions and Answers; ID Ethics
Opportunity will also be given for
conferences for superintendent with
limited experience.
MacGregor Jenkins has always
been an editor and publisher. having
been treasurer and publisher CT The
Atlantic. Monthly o.. since its for
nation in 1905, and connected as presi-
dent, treasurer or director of other
printing and publishing companies in
New York and New England. 1t is
said there is nothing dry about him,
except his humor. John H. Finley
is connected editorially with the New
York Times and is a former commits
sipner of education of New York
State. Mrs. Charles Remington is pres
ident of the New England Parent
Teachers Association, beside being
extensively engaged in the manufac-
turing business. Emma Serl is the
well-known author. writer of chill
dren's books. w. Carson Ryan. Jr., is
connected with the New York Post
and the department of education of
Swarthmore College. Governor Bax-
ter, DR.. Philip Davis and Senator John
+. Sprague are of course we'll known
in Maine.
So important is this meeting consid-
cred that most of the prominent edu-
Gators of Maine are planning to at
tend and many from outside the
state have also signified a similar in
tention.
The transportation problem has
been solved by. DR.. Thomas securing
for Monday, July II, only, trip of
the Bangor-Castine boat, leaving Ban
gor. Bar Harbor wharf after arrival
of B. &. A. train, due at 2.15 p. NJ, ar
irving Castine about SIS p. NJ Other
routes: Via Rockiand, leaving there at
9.55 A NJ, and 3.55 p. NJ; via Belfast,
leaving there at P. NJ
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