Teacher's Association Meeting

The program for the meeting of the Washtenaw County Teacher's Association at Ypsilanti ncxt week Friday and Saturday, ba afl follows: FEIDXY EVEXISG, DEC. 4. 7:30 P. M. Local Time. MVSIC. Address of Welcome. W. M. Osbaud, Pres. Ypsilanti B'd of Edct'n. Response, - - - Com. M. J. Cavanaugh. Address, Hon, Ferris S, Fitt-h. Stipt. Pub. Inst. Musie, - - Miss Rose Seery, Ann Arboi What the Public Schools Should Do." Hou. E. P. Allen, Ypsilanti. 'What the Public Schools are Doing," Prof. J. Montgomery, Ann Arljor MÜSÏC. ' The Schools of To-day and the Schools of Flfty Yean Agro," Chas. 'Woodruff, Sec. Ypsilauti B'd of Edc'tn. "The Successful Teacher," Supt. M. A. Whltney, Ypsilanti. ' The True Basis of Correct Methods of Teaching," Prof. Daniel Putnam, Ypsilanti. SATURDAY, NOT. 5. 10 A. M. Local Time. MISIC. Music, solo, - - - Miss Olive Pacey. Geography. Practical Lesson, Miss Kiiinin McNeal, Ypsilanti. Musie. Solo, Miss (arrie Chandler, Ypsilanti. Geography, Practical Lessou. Miss Kate Landfair, Ypsilanti. c.KNKKAL DISCUSSIOS. 1:90 P.M. Music, Vocal Solo, Miss Anna Geiske, Manchester Paper, Benefit of Grading Public Schools, Miss Josephiue Hoppe, Sylvau. Paper, Discussion of same, Prof. E. D. Walker, Dexter. Music. - ■ Miss Hattie Long, Ann Arbor. Paper, Word Analysis, Julia M. Couklin. Manchester. Paper, Some Primary Devices, Mrs. Myru Luwreuce. Saline Schools. Duet, Miss Mildred Murray and Miss Julia Stebius. The sessions will be held in the High School building. ►