Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-20
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patience Of which fen people hsss asy
conception to instruct these little fell
IovsT most Of whom could not spsak
plaialy in tha~radimshtz- Aiss Taborl
works a. 1t. however. as ishor of love,
aud EsE gsufie uaunsr ofgsesling yIs1I
the tender plants cannot fail 70 win their
c0uHasrcs, aud sssoursgs themrto pert
severe and progress Z As sosn a. Der !
pupils are ia The least sdvapcsd tLey !
are transferred into sffss YIELDS room. I
FOURTH (serls} psI4AEF e = /
This school IS taught By Miss Eaton.
With Miss Ashley as Assistant. It num-
bers 1874 registered schoiaEs-sl St
whom were psesentat esExaru iuafioai
The school room SsasAvsry pre-, tily -,lseo--II
rated. Large evergreen ~reatas. and
stars eticirelng i portraits Of W asss.iington
Binoo,inl' aud IGrsut, i scrnnsd he VALID.
while Handsome b6eastss aSasd fras
rance and beauty 70 many Of the desk ].
/ The elegance with which the room vas
decorated favoE4fiy nsfflrs * earehs Sssi tflTo
I With both the teachers and school, v hich
! impression tie exatnination fully eos.i
6rmed- Miss Estsn handled her school
/ as though she was, master Of The situa-
lion, and her boys peTFqFnsd their part
with anpnergy and skill that indicated
confidence IN, and love BloTathsiF assef-
ers, and that they had pro6ted By their
instruction. EveEythlbgA moved IKE
clock work. sabe sxAmfnssion Vas mani
| aged 50 skillfuny mar a gteat sfhohR Of
work was done and much groand passed
over within the short space Of time al
lotted the school-an hour aud a-half
Mr., Wheeler, who. is-nos aiFeR- ia pEalss
unless it is well earned eonplimaaaad
the school very highly. Ia all the
schools we thought We observed marked
Improvement o. saAip prAtioas exstaiha-
tons that we have sstended in spelling,
geography, and the, diHerept tables.
Miss Eaton hsY z very fne class p al
these branches
THIRD (GIRI.S- RRlsGAs-z--------
Adjoining therFopFthT PTImarY Galiss
Ratop' 81 in the large school building in
Eamasco, is the Girls Primary, called
the Third PriRaEEss u 4s ttssght b
J Miss Matte Kurtz, assisted by Miss
Matte Collins. This school numbers
10 scholars registered, With 90 present
for examination. Here, too, We found
) the same evidences Of gpRd Hasta. thai
} added beauty and In teresSs THE other
schools. The room was handsomely
} prepared for the important occasion.
eve love our school" was handsomely
) inscribed in bsndsasae letters uPen one
side of the room, whi = y dther des
were adorned with evergTeens, stars AID
wreaths encircling portraits Of Gen
Grant and our martyred President. our
schools are patriotic The 1iftle gitl.
have been highly favored . being uneel
: Miss Kurt2s tuition during the pas
year, and their examinations shaved that
they had profted III T. Afl'the classes
did we'll Notwithstanding the. intense
heat, thay we're prompt and attentive IL
their recitations, and very thorough il
their answers -. re ~ Z
: Their calisthepie exsrqises wete very
, entertaining and woke up the drowsiest
But space will not allow us to parsicalaf
izeIt to greater length. At the close ofth'
examinaiiohl Mr. Wheeler spoke pies6
nntly to the IuiG girls, and Gttbeif ra
quest ~eyesented1 thsir fteanter, Mia
Matte Kurtz, with a bapdspHls gvraast
! pin and finger ring as 2 slight .estilpen
ial of their affection for her. In pre-
senting these offerings, MF. Wheeler sais
he did so with pleasure iuasmncA as thi
was Miss Kurtz's last tern ia thl
: school While he feared that the child
= rem had been anticipated so far as ths
3 ring was concerned, by another, whom
be did not name, he yetthopgP thei
present .@as gratifying mani ssstol
Of good will and love. Miss KdrtE re
turned thanks to the children for thei
handsome present, and declared tia
she would always remember the m 81
D love. ,.----
This closed the exercises tor the day
and the large number Of visitoTs dis
z persed, while the children sang some q
! their beautiful songs i... tlfi'-a o.