, 1862-07-12

~ ~ * eut,e ~ 11Ss jesse Newton. EeauiCE o.
The Geclanations Of Masters afax Losier. James
1lliams and Edward L1arke were very tne. or
the selections in reading thoe Of the Misses An
GellnG Goode. Mary Buchanan and Icseie Newton,
were also ndmi-Gd.
Much credit is due the teachers Of the New
berry, il having the exercises pass of so
PLEASANTLY and in preparing the pupils for their
feyera1 parts.
OGDEN eCnooL-F. S. HAYWOOD PRINCIPAL.
The following was the programme in this
School:
oaF F1ag, Geo 2; Hatheway; Bcrn3rao Del Cas-
o 81 s
Hageard Justice to the Who1s Country, Chas
ns5oing; Corn is King, YIN. ENG; The Old Year,
Drodie Have Faiih in Abraham Lincoln, E p.
A11er AL Christine Rrodie; Ship of State, samaei
Puritans, E. 5. Cheeh1oueh; Popping Com, Geo.
tyrr 4ayne Of the Revolution, Louise Dewey Eag-
Rest Not. Laura Woods; TIC Bsanttfals Ae Casris a
I'D Independe9se Bel. Wiliam Nswiands: i:4 Arnold
Gerald II. Stanton.
In several Of the rooms interesting exercises
WI re conducted, in alt Of which the patrons
Of the school were delighted with the spright-
liness Of the performances, and the fine man
ner of their execution. 1t was every way
happy time for the Ogden pupils.
BROWN SCHOOLS. Il. WHITE, PRINCIPAL.
At this school no preparation had been
made for anything beyond the usual Friday's
exercises: s3 The hall Of the bullding was well
tEed By the school, with q liberal sprink!iue
Of its patrons and friends. The exercises
throughout were characterized By c1carness
of utterance .and naturalness Of modatatioa--
some being Of 3 high order of excellence.
"The Voyage Of the Good Ship Un!on," was
particularly well executed. The recitatlons by
Addie Smith and Katie Cannon, were also eS-
cellent. Others were also worthy of mention.
The order OF exercises was as follows, inter
fpersed with singing By the school:
salu atory, Frederic James; The Eagle Flag,
James Head: The Little Shoe, Laura Hol1iugs-
worth: Washington and Napoleon, Adrian uu-
gore; @ ThS S American Elag, Auna Byrne; Our o.
School, Jennie Ffisbie; The Orphan Boy. I2eu5 ben
Knox: Musings. Bertha Honore: The War Song
of Gu the GTeek; T Willie Miller; The Toast, Hanpal
Bells, Auna Rockwell: The Two Furrows. Wn
Schsde: Christ Shilling the Tempest, Eatie CAN
eron: Examiuation Day. Maria Lawson; The i o.
0sher Loss, Addic Smith; Talcdictory, George
Foster.
Brief remarks were made by Alderman
Brown. Re7. Mr. Millard. and by Dr. :Wisner,
who has recently removed to the city from
Iowa for the purpose Of giving his children
the privileges Of our public schools. Coroner
JAMES in . few lively words renewed lis
scAoo}-boy days, aud closed by giving Q re-
hearsal OF Lord Ul1in's Daugater.'
scANafoN scuooL-D. S. WENTWORTH, Pg1S-
CIpAL,
hile the audience was assembling, several
ducts and quartets were executed in ad-
nt5ratle style, accompanied by music on the
first piano made in this city to ship to Cali
fo1nla.
PROGRAMME.
l}eicat, Jennie Throop; Song, Pledge for the
Ei.Lt; Rain in Summer, Ada Ffost IL PrDspsc2
f s5 sbso! n}n9 see P4f @ 4 xSs ta5
saosus Jane Ha!t Gcoagaua aga a101Srty Groves
ssg and zig aud SSsy 4Pps bs
%Sss3cr. j pst51@saEsl PHst 1F05ss assss
1lch. Parting of aiarmioa aNHarry % lar.
Mary Furnold as Alrs. crednous: Chris :;hal:ners
lanier: Our Native Iead. Master Fnr5ec; soa=
aud chG.us----S1and up for Uncle Sam. my hoSs;
Diesosue.-uearts Of An!Ea's--MaEtera Summons
nd oa H9Erson Nr hate of il1nois aSi1a M Webber
1!o1, Miss Flura Morton; Song, Kingdom has
Come: Gem On the River Miss Terene Brown !;
Song and lloIuz, Vacant Chair; Spirit Of Liberty
Master Harmon; Star of the West, Lucia Dwight
S!aE Sranglcd Banner and rariations, Miss Maggie
natnllton; !Geograpby-A class. exercise. Idle
Pcs and lsef4'ness-Miss Lane. as Laura
Rose of Sumner, Alice Wheeler % siap DraWinxy' qx'
class exercise; Monastery ,B-lis E.eaor ca ~
IIurg ard Norton; Ma1nmi=sion Of Saves. LYDIA
dwight: Discourse Oh Anatomy, Wm. Young;
5ni,s hngdoq1n q1s,t toninE sSng read By nvr
Flowers, BY Misses Dwj.nts; u description cf q
stern, ann Dinne4: cur:aia lecture, Kitty De-
Sutherland; cong, Brave boEE arc They.
:. The Eoom was crowded to its utmost capac-
fy.. lhc enloEy On Warren WIS capitalIy
Spoken. Epion YES good-iadced n1anE were
very YER well done Tor tns ayes OF the pupils.
admirably TIE original competitions were
a1sC @en received.
The class exercise in Geography presented
yer3 fine method Of instruction. The map
drawing was done with astonishing rapidity
ard accuracy-thus ! large outline map would
miAntes.
MEDAL SCHOLARS.
The following is List Of scholars in the
various schools to whom medals were
awarded.
EE0wS SCHOOL.
Freaericks Jamcs. who also received the Bryant
: stratEon Scholarship, George E. Foster Char1rs
swasey, Frederick Thomas, S!1vania G. Naymau
OGDEN SCHOOL.
Bayard Hand, Samuel Col1yer, Geo. 3. Arm
..'En1:e. Louise Dewey, Nellie t'arpenter. The
Scholarship Was awarded 10 Carrie Boycc.
E1Sz.E SCHOOL.
Martha II. Williams, Theodore F. Schroeder. Ma
r 4, MckeoT1. Life Scholarship to Albcrs T..
Norchetdt.
etosELEr SCHOOL.
Scholarship and first Medal. Alice R. Bctts: Bry-
At = stIs!ton , sclolaTship, I: Lizzie Garrett !;
Charles Adams, Margaret Anderson, Virginia. L.
Woodwork.
FOSTER SCH oOL.
Frederieka +. Hull Scholarship. Adelaide Favor,
Melville E. Store, 1iobrrt T. Somcrs, William
Ntinclt.
SKINNER SCHOOL.
Anna Jennings, Anna S. Cunningham. Nellie F.
Cuttcr, Emily Trlmmin incham, John Mu!eu Rose
Mccarthy, Vary Miller Eliza Wood. Antoinctte
Woodward, Louisa H6weil Bryant and Stratton' )
Scholasehip to Hattie Humphrey.
DEARBORN SCHOOL.
First me1al and life scholarship to Evelyn
prlce nedals to F. Emma Coss, MARY A. White,
Mary y. Smith, Minnie B. Gage, atary 4. Lacey,
E1nin Il. Smith.
William G. spafrord receirel the Wentworth
prize, and = H. 1. Gibbs and Thomas II Pe:r, Il
quarter eagle each frcE, Nh. Nosc1ey as reward:
uf merit.
tNtH9AO9 ENAN1A4.
Celia S; Flagggs, medal and scholarship; Anns
M. Amcsbury. u. Serena Brown, Sarah DborIa nder,
Clristlna Chalmers.
JONES SCHOOL.
Scholarship TO Charles Francis Berg: medals tt
MaEia NJ Baracwanath, Henry c. Ora ncer Baherte
Frank, Henry T. Parker, Chas. B. Foote.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Scholarship to Howard Clarke: mcda1s to Eate
G. DaTid=on, Elleu II. Chandler
,asHtxcTo.r srrno1
Scholarship to Nancy 4. Helen: medals *
Fsederick P, Knowles, Tiila J. Ebbert, Hattie n
Ninckell.
SCHOOL NO. TWELVE.
Scholarship and medal to Wm. D. Thompson.
SEwBERET SCHOOL.
Desire ]. A, Scheppcrs, Wn. ]. Hnrlbut, Chas
Becker.
TIE EVENING FEsTTyITT.
school week legitimately closed with ont
Of THE most successful festivals ever given II
this city. Bryan Hall was filled with a mos
brilliant gathering last evening. An clerant
supper was furnished at ten O'Clock, aftc1
which dancing commenced and was continued
far into the small hours. It WIS yer9 happy
occasion and will long BY remembered bi
those present.
The Secrctnryts Report Of the Dounlat
[ monHntent Association.
| The frat ,aE9pa1 adjourned ueetiro Of th,s so
e1etF "ae rld on The atih OF Jnnc last to hear tn
ttPort OF tas Executive Committee OF tho b1slnes
t1ansaeted since the organization, and TO cleo
etacS1 {sF the ansuins year,
nNEle she list movement towards an Organize
nsade on the 18Th Of October last, It VA
It'll January 22d, 1S62-a little more than fiy
FEbnths since-ihat the orEan1zatioQ gre. c,nnio
|ltd: Eyen a' then' time and ssoasideration a wef;
procedure pfeoasatan o ot nane5s nlan %
sf;a'ea diplomas. end selection Of agents neeesss
~; dela3e any settled action until some tS,
nohths past. forbidding any extensive operatiuD
OF considerable returns Of contributions prior +
.Ge annual meeting. The indispensable diplom
~ membership was not ready TO be placed II til
hand - agents until near the first Of May
The Boa111 Of Trustees hare the pleasure to stat