The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-06-10

Hall, on Thursday night, the 10Th
: inst.
The Hall was filed almost to suf.
location by an apprceiative and much
pleased audience
The stage was occupied By the
graduating class, consisting of Misses
. Ella Harriott, Tirzsh Mccormick.
Mary z. Gallup, Idella Reeme, and
Mary E Noble; the Superintendent
of the Schools, 4r. Kirkwood, sever
al teaehers aud the Board Of Educa-
ton.
The programme was carried out as
follows
Opening ChOrus-sOng Of the Ju
: bilee-by the School.
salu:atOry-aMy Boat is Launch
ed, Where is the sbore?.-Essay By
Bliss Ella Harrioti.
Trio-Dream song-Sung by Mss
es Matte BTicter, Mary ChiIds and
-3fnDie Weirick.
@ClOuds will Intervene. Ian Essay
by Miss Tirzah Mccormick.
Duett,--"Beautifu Moonlight
Misses AnGa Boos and PhiIippena
Snyder.
"Times are changed. and we are
changed with tbem;r-- an Essay BY
Miss Mary E. Gallup.
Chorus by the School.
"Thc three charmers : Wealth.
Beauty, and Intellect, Essay by
Miss Idella Reeme.
Solo-MssM Mary Childs.
YaledieteF5IiYhata Whence
came l? Whittier do l gO?"-Essay,
Miss Mary r. Noblo.
Solo-Miss Mattie Bricker.
Following the latter was the pre-
sentatiOn Of the Diplomas to the
graduating class, which Prof. Kirk
wood did, accompanied with few ap
propriate and excellent remarks. The
Graduating Glass then sang a "Class
Song" which closed the exercires.
We have not the time to make ex-
tended remarks on the subject, and
can only say that the exercises we're
of a high order.
The essays, each and all, we're very
excellent, and showed that great care
had been expended upon their prep
aratiou. The audience evidently ap-
preciated the efforts. of the essayists,
as shower of boquets greeted each
at the close Of her reading. The
singing was also very fine, and met
with warm approval.
All who were present passed SO
pleasant an evening that it will not
soon be stricken from their memory.
FESTIVAL ANDSUPPER.-rhe Cath
olic Citizens Society of this city will
give festivaland supper at Nation
al Hall on the evening of the oath eff
this month. Ample preparations are
being made, and the affair promises to
be grand success. The public are
cordially invited to attend. 35 2t.
BISHOP WISE, OF PA.-Rsv. John
Wise. of the German Baptist Church, !
(knOWn as.Duukards), will preach in
the Methodist Protestant Church, in !
this city, God willing, on Tuesday next
18th inst, at 1Ol o'clock, A. NJ, and |
at7-o,OlOOk,P. NJ. Also, on the next
day at the same hours Bishop Wise
is a gentleman of fine abilities, and an
approved labOrer in the cause of
Christ: A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all, and it is hoped that the
people will embrace it. 1t
CHANGE OF BAsE.-D.J.Gnndseli,
has rented the room in IRyan's Block,
adjoining the the Post Office, and has
filed it with a stock of Cabinet ware
of every kind, plain and upholstered.
He has connected with him Mr.. C. r.
Rice, an experienced upholsterer, and
from all appearances we should judge
that he is fully prepared to do heavy
business.
STRAWBERRY FEsrIvAL.-All our
citizens will undoubtedly avail them
selves of the opportunity offered by
the ladies of the Baptist Church, to |
get their gil of strawberries, ice cream,
ETC., at City Hall, Friday evening"
This being the first occasion of the
kind, this season, will be fully relish
ed by those in attendance.
PERsoNAL-We notice our old
friend, D. z. Hill, an experienced
druggist, in the employ of J. F. Mar
quardt. Mr.. Hill has first class rep
utatiOn as prescription clerk, is gen.
tiemanly and hfable n;his manners,
and will make good citizen, therefore
he is welcome.
THIEvING.-Last Thursday night,
box of fruit jars was stolen from in
front of Marquardt's drug store
They had been left out of doors on
account of lack of room at the time
Of arrival to stow them away. The
night watch we're questioned regard
ing the matter, but could give no in
formation.
We would suggest, for the benefit
af those Of our citizens whe are tired
of volunteering to patrol the streets,
that the City Council appoint an eff
cieut night watch, as is done in other
cities of this size or, if that cannot
be done, let the business men secure
the services of good, reliable men,
and pay them enough so that they
can afford to do their duty.
Mr.. Marquardt was again made a