Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-29

Mr.. HUNTS GYMNAsTIC EXHIBlTlON.-The
exhibition by Mr. Hunt, of the scholars connect
ed with the Sycamore street school, st evening,
at Mechanics Hall, drew d crowded house, and
was a decided success in every respect. The pu-
pills went through with their various gymnastc
exercises in manner which proved the perfect
| ness of their training. Mr.. Hunt is deserving Of
eminent praise for the skill and proficiency he
has exhibited in the prosecution OF this new ell
terpiise, which has accomplished so much good
in the promotion of the physical health of the
scholars, us well as affUrng them innocent and
agreeable recreation.
One unfortunate incident, we regret to say
occurre /, TO mar the p casme Of the entertain
ment, among portion Of the audience, and that
disturbance of the peace created by one
VIM B. Martin, policeman, who made very
coarse and rutfianly exhibition of his pugistic
propenaities on the occasion, very much to the
disgust OF all who witnessed his performances
HIGH SCHOOL. The following is the pro-
gramme of exercises at Mechanics Hall this eve
ming. With the exception of the "Salutatory,"
the pieces arranged in The. reUe1Se order ofthe
RANK.of the scholar. The rank embi aces pune
tuation, department, scholarship for The course.
l Prayer, by Rev. Dr. Sweetser
z. Salutatory Address in Latin, William c. For
bush.
g. knowledge - Relative, an essay, Susie E.
Alden.
4. True Mental Development, an essay Lizzie L.
Barton.
). False Appearances, an essay, Martha B. Ward
g. Adversely not Good, an essay, Mary Ii.
I. The Hand, an essay Mary W Lincoln
s. Thoughts about Time" an essay, Sarah NJ.
Brigham.
g. Music. Chorus-'.Let every heart Rejoice y by
the school
10. Education, an essay, Mary j. Fainum
IL. Two views OF Success, an essay Ann L. Hail.
II. Milestones, an alegory, Mary Ii. Wilder.
49, Inc Worlds Battleiieds essay, Henrietta
S. Clark.
IA The Age of Louis XIV, an essay, Anna E.
Aldrch.
10. Truth and Error, an allegory, vashti E. Hap
good.
IS. Music Duet-''The Hour of Parting Bellini
Il. Self knowledge, an essay, Mary A. Harring-
ten.
IS. The REPATRIATION of the French Acadians, an
essay, Minna Fitch
10. A Poem, by Frank r. Firth
20 True Views OF Life, an essay, Mary 6. B.
81 Mona Culture, an essay, Loise z. Grosvenor.
r. Naedictory Address, John w; Partridge.
% Music semichoTus, Farewell Song, by the
graduating class.
"a. Announcement OF the candidates for prizes, by
the chairman OF the prize committee.
70. Presentation OF the Bullock medals, by his
honor Mayor Lincoln.
rs. Music Chorus-"Nightsh no Longer by
the school.
"a. Presentation of diplomas to the graduates, by
his honor Mayor Lincoln.
Is. Doxology, by the school and audience.
The admission TO he hall will be copy of the
Thesaurus, an original paper conducted by the
pupils of the high school, she wellfled columns
of which speak well for the literary ability ofthe
school, and it is well worth lis cost, five cents.
MADAME ANNA BlsHoP.-On the coming
Fast day, Madame Anna Bishop will give grand
concert at Mechanics Hall, assisted by Senior Gil
oyanni Sconcia, volinist: Herr F. Zoeler, hutist;
NJ. NJ. Arbuckle, cornet Il piston; Herr Gustave
de Spices, pianist. and Gilmore's band. The
price of admission is placed at only twenty-five
cents, and tickets can be obtained at the music
stores and at the door So much first class mu
sic at SO small Il price, is seldom offered to our
citizens aud we presume that the hall will be
crowded.
AUCTION SALE OF TREEs.-The great sale of