The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-21
ANNUAL TEACHERS CONFERENCE
Winooski Valley Association Meets in
Montpelier Feb. 3 and 4.

The eighth annual conference Of tht
Winooski Valley Teachers associa
tion will be held in the high schoo
building in Montpelier Feb. 3 and 4
The officers of this association are
President, Lyman G. Hunt, Barre; vice
president, George W. Patterson, Ran
dolph; secretary, Dorothy Smith
plainiield; treasurer, Lena n. Wal
lace, Waterbury: executive committee,
Charles r. Mcknight, Northfeld; Alice
W. Wilson, Montpelier; Eugene II.
Clowse. Richmond.
The program, which commences at 10
o'clock Friday forenoon, Feb. 3, is az
follows
General meeting in auditorium-In
vocation. Rev Charles N, ST. John,
pastor Congregational church; music,
"Minuetn tPaderewskil, ), high school
orchestra, Miss Agnes G.. Garland, con
ductor. supervisor of music, Montpel-
ier; Cold the Blast May Blow" Low
ell Mason. grade VII boys address,
"'fhc Forward Look in Education,
Hon. Clarence Fl. Dempsey. state com.
missioner OF education: address. Pres
ident Fred A. Howland, National Life
Insurance company, state board Of ed
ucation; business, appointment OF com
mittee
Friday Afternoon.
2 10 4:30 = Conferences: General
rural and elementary conference, to
3, room l3. chairman, Superintendent
George w. Patterson, Randolph: Eng
lish in the Elementary Grades" Miss
Grace NJ. Clarke, fourth grade, Mont
pelier; The Standard School, Miss
Rose Lucia, state supervisor OF rural
sehools special elementary confer
ences. 3 TO 4;3G Primary ftl-IIli, room
~, chairman. Mrs. mez n Woodbury.,
first grade, Northfald; demonstration
Of soeialized geography for fourth |
grade, Waterbury training class. Miss |
Ruth Hanks, instructor; observations
We Are Making Of the Primary Child" !
Northfield training class, Miss Edith |
Leslie, instructor; Demonstration OF |
Story Telling for Primary Grades.
Barre training class. Miss Lillian H. |!
Nelch, instructor; address. Miss kath-
,rine Aagcsen, state director of teach. 1
sr training. intermediate fIV-NIl.
-oom 4, chairman, Superintendent
ieorgc w. Patterson, Randolph; 'ase
,graphy in the intermediate Grades,
Miss Ethel c. Warden, Nerthfield town
Results of an English Pro-
ect,' Montpelier seminary training
lass, Miss Ethel Mfrriman, instructor;
European History in Grade Six Miss
reresa Is. BiancIai. sixth grade. Barre.
;rammar ivHvIIIl and junior high
chool conference.
At Q to 4;3o. auditorium Chairman.
Principal G., J. Strand Stove; '.The
of French in the Junior High i
school, Miss Helen Styles, Water
ury high school; Supervised Study ,
i Givics. Principal H. p. Crosby. VIII j
amstown high school; general high !
chool conference, 10 ,, room 10. \
hartman, Principal r. A. SwaffieId. !
Iontpelier high school; address, High
chool Objectivcs," M. d. Chittenden, !
npervisor of high schools; round table /
differences. Ii
) 10 4:30 Mathematics and science !
! room 10, leader. Miss Edith Best, +
high school; French and 4
attn in room 5, leader, Edward SulIi- Q
an, Montpelier high school; English i
nd history in room 0. leader, Miss
arion Dana, principal Waitsfeld high a
hool; commercial in room III, leader. II
iss Daisie Kenyon, spaulding high o
hool, Barre; domestic science in do. n
estic science room, leader. Miss Jessi. II
Winchell, state supervisor OF do
estic science
Friday Evening.
8, high school auditorium Music. v
let. Miss Dorothy Giynn and Miss
Ihel Woodruff, Montpelier high
hool; selection, Girls Glee club;
10. James Burno: address, sThe Men n
] Effects OF the Movie Habit Pro- v
ssor Henry r. Moore, Dartmouth col Ct
ye. NJ
Saturday Forenoon. 10
2, high school auditorium Business - -
slin solo. Elvezio Caslani; address. ~.
lot Lunches for Schools Miss Nil. -
ed Boice. home demonstration agent ~,
: Washington county: address, ~Tha -,
acher: Radical, LIBERIA. or Conserva- -
e." Professor Arthur Wallace Peach. Il,
partment Of English. Norwich uni -. -.
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