Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-05-14
State Normal School.

Auta u nlulNatess
nRsr COURSE
Verona Fitch. johnson.
Alice +. Mason, HighgaIe.
L. n. COnral. Newport
Lizzie N. Buchanan. AlbanJ.
Addie F. wOOdiord, POmPsy. Ny.
SECOND ooTRsE.
ID. X. Shepardson, Fairfax.
Rosa A. Hill, Chicago, III.
Mary 4. Mott, johnson.
The exercises Of the evening we're very
interesting.
oRDKRoF EXERcIsEs.
Essay.-step by Step,
MATTE =. LiBBr, johnson.
Essay.-Sunshine and Shadow,
VERONA FIrcu, johnson.
EaIy -G,ing hlough the World,
GEORGIA A. DoGuE, PittsfOrd.
Esssy-Earnest Endcavor,
NELLIE J. WORKS, Lowell.
Essay .-"Whai hast thou garnercd to-day"
ALAcE E. Mason, Highgate
oratiOh.-opposition,
E. N. CoSNAL, Newport.
Essay.-An Angels Harp requires an Angels
Touch.
LrzzrE NJ. BUCHANAN, Albany.
Essay.-"Passiug away"
ANNIE Brock, Milton.
Esscs.-Rcfrtshmcnts,
ApprE f. WoodfOrl, Pompcy, N. Y.
Orciioa.-Is Justice in his Death slumbers ?
W. d. BUCHANAN, Albany.
Essay.-The Cloud on the Way,
MARY \. WINsLow, johnson.
Esscy.---What shall it bel
minnie C. MopsE, Cambridge.
Notwithstanding,
d. r. SHEPARpsoN, Fairfax.
Essay.-COmplctcncss,
Rosa 4. IIILL, Chicago, Ill.
Essay. The Fates,
MARY L. Mo1T, johnson.
Report Of Principal.
Presentation Of Cir;iarcatcs Ct Graduation.
Musi, was furnished by the Cambridge Cor
net Band.
DR.. French. assisted by President Buck
ham aud Mr. Hathaway Of the STATE
Board of Education, conducted the Fix
animation; one day Of which wac a writ
ten, aud the other an oral. None can b
present on these occasions, ably conduct
cd as they always are by DIR. French
without feeling that great want in gu
public instruction is being met by on
Nor.,aI Schools The fact that thre
States. all our Congressional districts AM
% towns wrrc represented here this term
shows that the :, hool is by no moans 10
cal in its influence.
The questions intrco.ctd y wide rang
Of subjects involving not cL Y Know
edge Of the text books but of tn curren
intelligence of the day. We are sur
that some of the teachers leaving tn
School this term will help educate tn
communities where they go, TO the ide
that true ccououy consists in employin
the best qualified teachers.
Since December, the School has cnjoye
the valuable services of Miss EmilyJ. Rlc
of the n. Y. Oswego Normal School, an
the teachers, devotiag themselves to thei
work with untiring industry and zeal, re
ceivc the great confidence Of their pupils
One feature of the School, at present,
inst, ac,;on in methods, which is largcl
the true w,rk of, Normal School III di
tinctiou from. tat OF others.
The Summer Term will begin May l4'
and continue eight weeks.
in the fifth item las: ack, fer Viii
ney. read " ming.
The seeds sown at tho revival nee
ings, last winter, have begun to brit
forth fruit. Eleven persons united wit
the Congregational Church May 4tl
most Of whom made the first profession
these meetings
Three or four candidates failed
come up to the standard adopted by II
Suprntendcnts of the county, at II
Teachers Examination last Saturday.
--Caoker-rash has lately put in an a
pcarancc.
Among the recent improvements, '
natice new poultry-yard on tho premis
Of Il. A. Waterman.
4 Thomas Wilson plewed his garden Il
first week in May. He plowcd it aga
last week. The snow was from one to ty
feet deep, the first time and the pillow W
used as an auxiliary to the snow. (Tf
item is for the benefit of the people W
live "down country" where "Wint
does not linger SO long in the lap {
Spring.')
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