The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-12
The Hubbard School.

The firstsession of this school, under
the charge Of Prof. j. NJ Hubbard, was
close with a splendid exhibition at the
court house, on last Friday night, which
reflected the highest credit On the young
ladies and gentlemen of the school, and
on Professor Hubbard, by whose master
ly training they were led to acquit them
selves with so much credit The Thurs
day evening previous the community
were highly ent 'rtained by vocal and
instrumental cOneertby the young ladies
ofrhe school, and the reading of eompo~
81 ions by the pupils generally. The de-
partment Of music had bee under the
charge of Mrs. Turner, who taught it
merely as an accom- mediation, for the
benefit of the school, until a regular
teacher could be secured. Ne wer e not
present at the concert, but learn from
good many who were present, that it
was a perfect success, and well attested,
both the proficiency of the teacher and
at all surprised that the patrons of the
school are SO anxious for Mrs Turner TO
continue, and that the Trustees shall not
get any other teacher.
Both evenings the large court room
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and all seemed delighted with the sues
cess aud elegance of the performances.
We would be glad to make honorable
mention of the several different pieces
and parties, but where all did so well,
and there was so much TO commend, it
is impossible to particularize. We
regret that the house which the school
was compelled to occupy temporarily
during the examination, IN order to give
place TO the plastering Of the one former
Iy occupied by it was so small as to pre-
vent many from attending But the
patrons, who know far more Of the
thorOaghness and rapidity of the pro
gross Of their children than can be learns
ed by any visitor at an examination, are
more than satisfied. Indeed, we nave
never known any teacher to give suca
perfect a j universal satisfaction to
trustees, patrons and pupils as has Prot
Hubbard. W ell has he merited the
compliments expressed by the foioxiBg
resolution adopted by the board Of trus-
tees ona last " edIesday, to wit:
heSOtCed, That for his courteous, Dig
nliied and gentlemanly bearing in the
school room and in society, his scholarly
attammenss and his eminent quaHtca~
lions anu efficiency as 3 teacher, we con
gratulate ourselves and the community
generally in having the services of Prof
j. Ri Hubbard, as a teacher at Searcy,
whom We cannot TOO highly commend to
all persons interested in education, as a
gentleman, a scholar and teacher.
Ordered that the foregoing resolution
be entered upon the records Of the board
and publis he'd in the White County Re
cord
B D. TURNER, President
J. w. BRADLEY, Secretary
In all the qualifications contained in
the foregoing resolution-Prof Hubbard
came among US with a high character,
which he has not only well sustained
but has exalted and We predict that two
years from to-day he viii have built up
the Iul gess and most popular school at
this place that there is in the State.
We le arm that the next session will
commence on the lst Monday IN Septem-
Der next, and that every depar tment will
be filed with the most accom- plished and
of teachers