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il'rtit.niy.iu-XTel-»)'isllidlit1•II-ho■IyvcIotbrolT8if-vciluiyHU',‘ynoroonvv*Olll«lurrsihnour.id'n-idxv,urt-litst-fCTuesday Eve. ’ Opened bv singing mul prayer. The roll was then nulled, and the nioinliuni niiflwcrod to* their nniiH'3 hy.giving h sentiment. Addressby Prof. Allen, in wliioh were ill os ti nled many points ol great interest, in his usual happy and forciblo manner. Adjourned.•Wednesday morning. Heading the scrip Hires and prayer, by Prof. Unscall, the subject of Arithmetic taken up mid explained .by Prof. Ogdon. After 11 recess ol fifteen minutes, Prof. Hasoall of Dell ton'explained the principles of Orthography. ; Prof. Ogdcu’coiitimicd the exercises by giving n short address; subject—Human Culture, in which ho portrayed in its true light, the wants of n child, physically, morally mul intellectually. Adjourned.Wednesday, r. n'. Singing; epics* tioun upon Heading, also remarks upon organizing • mid the government of schools, by Prof. Ogden. Adjourned.Wednesday evening.;'' Singing and prayer. Calling the roll, the members tinswuving by n sentiment. Song,, by Mr. Guttemm. Address by Prof, Ogden, subject—Family and School Government, in'whieh ho showed himself muster of Ids subject. Adjourned till to-morrow morning o’clock. ••Thursday morning.. Opening exercise. .1st—Singing by the choir.— 2nd—-Heading ..the scriptures .and pray or by Hov. Mr; Wy rich.. Explanations of si gunorul nature were then given to tho class hy Pnif.'Ogdeii, up-joii the^differentbrniicliCH taught iii our, coninioii schools*, nml.tho best,method of teaching the same. Adjourned..«•Thursday, l’.ar.’ 1st—Singing. 2nd —Explanation8;bml' exorcises upnii the black board/ 3d^Aiinly8iH :of Grammar,,by Prof. Ogden,, ;4th—Explaun-tioun in Penmanship''by' Prof. C..K. Clnvk of IJuraboo. • Adjourned' till 7 o’clock; V , /Tliuraday.’cvciiliig.^ Culled to order .by.; the.rPres.y.Singlng by tlio/.Glee •Cliib of Hnraboo; under tlic* direction of Henry Cowles; Prayerliy ]Uv: H. Gregg. ^ Singing by‘the. Gluo':'Clul).— The roll* was then-called by.tlic.SecVc-.tnry, nearly.all,.answered .by. a senli-iucnttSinging/’,/Tlie citizens of Bnr-: nboo were called out, niid-promptly ro-ppondnd each with a scutinicntV 'Prbf.^Jgdun fuad.the (oliowing.qtie8:keguiur vivcuun iivicuiiuiArt. -J tlirpvuwvu.All elections of ofllcera shall be by ballot, ut-lliu annual meetings of tins Association, and be determined by a majority of the voter cast.Art. Bill. Anv person iiiLvrusted- in the object of tills Association, nud pos-sussing a good moral cliaraetur, limy become a member by subscribing ibis Constitution.Arf Gib. • The 'annual meeting shall he held at sncli limes and place a* shall ho determined by the Hoard of Dircc* tors; mul notice shall ,bu given In the County; papers, at least four , weeksprevious to tho:dny so appointed.Art. 7th. This Constitution, Hy-Lawsand Hides ot Order,'may be altered or amended at any annual meeting, by two-thirds of the votes cnsLlions:•if1st. Howcnu. we prohlb!t/pi;ofnno diiiHvulgar luiigungu ih-oiir selibols.Voted, That nil members of this Institute become members of the Association.Thu following wcro then elected ofli-ccrs of tho Association :Prof. J. E. Pillubury of Hnrnboo, President \ J. S. llnsenll, Dollona, Mrs, E. Pearson, JJarnboo, MisB Mortimer, Dnruboo,Vice Presidents; A. T. Long-ley, Newport, Secretary ; L. T. Liunell, Deilton, Treasurer.The President before taking the chair made somo very appropriate remarks, alter which tho Association nd-journed. The remaining part of the r. m. was spent in discussing topics of vital importance to Teachers. The following persons were appointed a com-mitlcc on Hesoluliona : J. S. Unseal!, Albert Fox, A. P. Thurston,.Miss ]}-D. Older, Miss h. A. Swain and Miss C. I. Jlosworth. ’ Adjourned.Fridny Eve. Prayer by Her. Mr. Wood; ' Culling the Volt and responses, as usual. ■ Prof, J.. Ogden introduced the third question, with some vory interesting remarks upontliu importance of- every child - being present the first dny.of school, tho regular attendance through/tlio ;term; and appealed'to parents for tliclr cooperation. Teachers and others joined in the discussion.Tlio committee on resolutions reported the following, which wcro ndopted I •Jltsnlued,—That wctenderoiir thanks to Dr. Hnriiard oi the State University, Prof.'Allen,;Prof. Unscall, Mr. Clark and others lor tho kindness and prompt-nesB with which thay jinvc labored for our inlellectunl cnltiirc.' : •i/fcMf«wf,—Thnt we feel;'Ourselves under uspc.ciuli: obligation to Prof. J. Ogden ol Ohio, lor his faithful iind.un-tiring efforts in imparting tou* instruction, imd in explaining nud simplifying those1.questions ,iipon ^whicli • wc, ns Icnchois, have found it «o:. difficult to decidlt;..*.;/ •;;•'/ 7/; •;»_.. -Thnt wo whn -hnvc -ro-
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Baraboo Republic
Baraboo, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Nov 10, 1859
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