A Grand Meeting

The meeting of the County Teacher's Association, at the Ann Arbor High school chapel last Saturday, was an excellent one, especially so in point of attendance, as over one hundred and fifty teachers were there. This reflects credit upon School Commissioner Cavauaugh, who appears to be taking as mach interest in the duties of his office now, as he did when he first assumed the position a few years ago. Quite often people who have only a few more weeks to serve take little interest, and allow their duties to lag or go by default. Beside the papers mentioned in Saturday's daily, Miss Rice, a teacher in the Ypsilanti High school, read a veiy interesting essay on "The Art of Questioning." It gave those present a ïiumber of good points, and was fllled with practical ideas. Those teachers who were fortúnate enough to be present, are quite unanimous in expressing themselves as very muchpleased, and regard the meeting as not only interesting but full of instruction for tliem. The paper read by Prof. Wines was commented upon in a way very flattering to that gentleman.