Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20
Affairs in Georgetowu.

Schools met IN their respective school houses
and at p. m. marched in procession with The
Board Of q uardians, and Teachers and .ha "A ne
nand OF The 5th Cavalry, TO the New Market
Hall, where arrangements had been made Sor
the distribution OF premiums and medals 20 the
most deserving pupils for the scholastic wear
| Just closed. 49,
The Hall wac densely crowded and the an :
dience renamed till the close OF the exsrcisss
Notwithstanding the heat
Tne exercises were conducted by q, w
beaii. Esq, President Of the Guardians and
were opened with prayer by Rev T. IL Sweet
Dr. A. ID. Gillette was expected 10 address m a
schools, but illness prevented, and the address
was delivered by Rev. DIR. samson, who ten
dered 10 the schools a scholarship in Columhia
College to the most deserving pupil at the cIese
of the ensuing term.
The premiums were distributed to the schools
by the following gentlemen Mayor Addison,
W H. Craig, J. Marbury, Jr., Jenkin Thomas
RAA Shinn, Captain James Goddard After
the distribution OF premium. the medal scbol
ars We're called up and received the hsndsnnna
silver medals from the hands OF A. Hyde
| Esq. 1e'
The exercises throughout were very inter
estng, and the scholars by their singing, nm
der the direction of Prof. Daniel added TO the
sauefacuon OF the audience. Two OF the med
ais for music, one TO the Female Grammar, the
other 70 Primary No. 4, were presented by pri-
vafe gentlemen for the ENCOURAGEMENT of the
pupils; there being two competitors in each
school so nearly equal that 1t was hard TO de-
eide between them. medal was present ted
by Prof Daniel 10 Sarah Martin, and by Nr
Hyde TO Alice Woodward as honorable com
petitors. At the close J. w DeebIe, ESQ, in
silk flag 10 each school with a few apnronri
ate remarks. The audience was dismissed with
some very appropriate advice 10 the pupils by
'hs W.T. pLes,dest Of the Board, 9; w. Beai Esq.
Reed teacher-Medal, John Stalcup; premium
Tor greatest number of sessions AT roll call Ru
rus Daroy, Ihomas Martin; music, W. East
lack; neainess, Jos Barton. Glass premiums
hrst class-ReadiLg, LOUIS Jewell, Charles
Cagswelli mental arithmetic, John Stalcup
John Lang; practical arithmetic, Jehn Stall
cup; spelling, Jos. Barton, Jas Grime-: scholars
companion. Jas. Grimes, Jos BartoR grammar
John Stalcup, Isaac Birch: geography. John
Staicup, j. Birch; history, John Stalcup, Will
ber Eastlack: familiar science, John Stalcun
Wilbur Eastlack Second class-Readinp mo
Moore, Augustus Parsons; spelling, Jno Ro-
oinson, Henry Gibson; mental arithmetic. Chas
Snerwooo. Ghas; HedrIck; practical arithme-
nc, wilbur Eastlack, Isaac Birch: grammar
Wilbur Eastlack, John Moore: Geography.
john Lang, Charles Hedrick: history io6n
Lang, John Reid. Third class-Reading, Chas.
sherwood, Charles Hedrick; grammar, John
Lang, Joseph Barton; practical arithmetic
John Lang, Rufus Darby. Fourth class-Read-
ing, nrl,n aonn RSoinson' saI John Payne practical
son; penmanship, Louis Jewell.
Female Grammar School, Nrs M T. Keller
teacner-Medal, Sarah Martin; charBa. Flor
ence sullivan; music, Lille Burns; neatness
Ella CruIt present At every roll car, MARY
Baker Lille Cruit; present next greatest num-
ber OF times, Lille Barns, Mary Berry First
elassLReadlng, Lille Burns, Ella Moore,
SCHOLARS companion, Alice Woodward. Flor
ence Sullivan; grammar. Alice Woodward,
Florence sullivan; geography, Alice Wood
ward, Lille Burns; familiar science, Ella
Moore, Florence Sullivan; arithmetic. the same;
algebra, Alice Woodward, Lille Burns; wri-
ting, Ella Moore, Ella Ciuit. Second class
Reading, Juila Moore, Alice Sullivan; spell
ing, Sarah Martin, Alice Sullivan; scholars
companion, Julia Moore, Mary Berry: gram
mar, Alice sullivan, Mary Berry; mental arith-
metlc, Julia Moore, Ella knight: written do
Julia Moore, Sarah Martin; geog raphy Sarah
Martin, Mary Berry; history. Sarah Martin
Alice Sullivan. Third class-Reading Sarah
Martin; Mary Berry; spelling, Alice Rober-
son, Ella Knight; grammar, Mary Baker. Sa.
Tah Martin; geography, Mary Ellis; arithmetic
Iavenia Martin, Emma knight. Fourth cIass-
Reading, Alice Pasco, Amanda Pasco; SPELL
ing, the same; grammar. Ella knight, Alice
Robertson; geography, Alice Robertson. Alice
Pasco; arithmetic, Alice Pasce, Amanda Pasco
Primary No. J, Mrs. Jennie Bates, teacher
Medal, Alexander BeuChler: present at every
roll call, John Reynolds: present next greatest
number OF times. Albert Small, Gustaye Nedo-
nenskl; music, J. II. Small; neatness, Samuel
DellZell First class-ReadIng. r w Rennert
John Behler: writing. John C. Athay AIex.r
Eeuchler; spelling, Taylor Beauman, Mark
Evans; geography, Samuel DeIIzell, Albert
Small: Grammar. Henry Small. John BehIrr.
written arithmetic, John Athey, Alexander
Beuchler: mental arithmetic. Henry Small
John Athey. Second cIass-ReadIng Samuai
DellZell, Lloyd Wood: writing, Frank French
VIM. Rdgeway. spelling. Samuel DellZeU
George Bennett. geography, Gerge Burdetre
John Allen: written arithmetic. Gustaye
NedomenskI, Samuel Goodman: mental arith
metIc, Samuel Dellzell, Lewis SchIoss Third
class-ReadIng, Victor Strausburger, William
Bhncoe: spelling, Charles NJ. Lpscomb, sam
uel BlmcOc; geography, Samuel Goodman
WIN. Wilson. Fourth class-Reading VIM
Craig. George Allen: primary class-Cbas Ed
stOn, kentZan krauSe.
Primary No.2, Miss Emma J. Warren, teach
er.-Medsl Maggie Blincoe; neatness, Charlotte
Tracey; present every roll call, Clara Cham
berlin, Ida Robertson; present next number OF
times, Amelia Hulse. Laura Thomas: music
Maggie BlIncoe. First cIass-Reading. I,iZZi,
Fletcher, Maggie Bincoe: spelling, Charlotte
Tracey. Sallie Rittue; geography, Maggie
Bhncoe, Charlotte Tracey; written arithmetic
Charlotte Tracey, Annie Harrison: mental do,
Charlotte Tracey, Salle Rittue; grammar Sal
lie Rittue, Maggie Blincoe: history Sallie Rit-
tue, Annie Harrison; writing, Josephine Wood,
SdIlle Rittue. Second class-Reading Kate
Cunningham, Amelia Hulse: spelling. Sarah
sullivan, Clara Chamberlin: geography Anne
lie Hulse, Sarah sullivan; written arithmetic
LIZZIE Fletcher. Maggie Blincoe; mental do
Lizzie Fletcher, Annie Allen: writing Sarah
Goldstein. Clara Chamberlin Third class
Heading, Sarah Shackelford. Ella Cunning
ham: spelling, Ella Cunning CHAM, Sarah Shack.
eIford; geography, Mary BARLEY, Ella Gun
nlngham; writing, Mary BARLEY. Kate Story
Fourth class-Reading, Ida Robertson, Ida
Gaihoun; SselIing the same; writing: Martha
kitchens, Ida Calhoun. Fifth cIass-Reading
Tina Thomas, MIllie Schott: spelling, Tina
Thomas, Emma Harrison.
frlludIN y o 5, MISS Laura Reed teacher
Medal, VIM. Moore; present every roll call
walter Farr: present next number of tImes
John Huddeston, James Dixon: music. Rob't
Hudson: neainess, Rich'd Stake. First class
Reading, Andrew Collins, Forest Thorn: SPELL
ing. Andrew Collins. George Estler: grammar
Robert Hudson, Geo. Esiler: geography Rob-
eIt Hudson, George Estler arithmetic, Robert
Hudson, And W Collins. Second class-Read-
ing. William Moore, Alex. Paul; spelling. the
same: geography, The same: arithmetic, VIM
Moore, David Walling. Third class-Raad-
Ing-WalIer Farr, James Collins spelling Da-
vid Mason, Levi Goldstein; geography, John
Huddleston, William Lang; arithmetic. LIoyd
Smith. Jas. Kitchens. Fourth class-Reading,
Alpheus Hudson, George Burrows; spelling,
Jas. Robinson, Eugene Thorn; arithmetic, Al
pbeus Hudson. Eugene Thorn. Fifth class
Reading, Milard Burrows, James Loyeless;
spelling. VIM. Goodrich, Isaac Taylor: arith-
metic, Jerome Robertson, Gilbert Robertson
Sixth class-Spelling, McParln Woodward,
David Knowles; writing, David Walling, Eu-
gene Thorn.
Primary School No. 1, Mrs NJ. Edmonson
teacher-Medal 10 Emma Mcknight; rnedal for
improvement in music; Alice Seyes: premiums
present every school session, Mary Scior. Car.