The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-01-02
The school Exhibitions.

We lad IL, pleasure II being present 1t
the frst evening" exhibition Of the Turner's
willie High School, on Monday night, ncccm-
Der 22ud. Tho weather being uniavorable
did Mt pTcycu, o lsr-r attendance, and the
fact that but caC or tao Of those who acted
their part. so admirably had ever participated
ia public exhibition lid not prevent them
from giving cn.'rr fa;.s.aciion. 70 play tie
critic on any amateur p,r'o ua1.c T. q d,s-
pertic sb-ufdity-lLc picking over a Whule
luscious pineapple cheese to catch one skip
per aul VIC .ls.l noi lc guilty of suggesting
tho faults 81 any; nor would it b. proitr
when all did 81 well, to make invidious dis-
Taken altogether, the entertain
mcnt vas morn than ordinarily good, interest
ing aud entertaining, for amptuors We are
informed that the ne, proceeds Of the two
nights were about 81, .pi that sum will he
used In the purchsso ui good library FOR the
sunday School. Prof Chcycs deserve great
credit Tor the perfec, order good department
Of pupils aud general good management Of
the affair
In reference to the second evenings cNhi-
hition, a corn 4ponlcnt writes tie following
Saii-icd tina, you ur ,rmoboGy else, lave hal
a many Christina, -ho, ting popping crack
e." rinsin. cog-hcll. 81 the dead hour Of
MA a., aud making houircs ~ huge Jumps 81
block coal anl empty goods boxes, lclt lying
loose ahoui the struts, We wish you happy
new wear, rnl, in confederation Of said good
wish, We clam little Of your space that We
may tell your readers that our burg has had
s,ne Christmas We didn't have cxtravagan,
pyrotechnic dhplays; ~ had uo dciiaUcc Of
city ordinances and custpdians of pcacc and
good order bat Prof @. W. Chcv,- gave NJ
two nights Of the rarc't entertainment, 10y his
most thoroughly drilled pupils, it was ever
the good fortune Of Turnersyille 10 enjoy.
The handsome phil u portion Of the lNTE-
RloR's editorial staff was conspicuous in the
trsi evenings crowd, and We shall leave de-
tails to him, but the second evening was he
evening, ani ye were absent. The spacious
building wa inadequate To the accommoda-
ton Of two-thiris the crowd that assembled F;
every available foot of the room had an audi
tor sitting or stan ling, aud We must say there
wa, never more orderly jam. Each per-
former knew and acted well his or her part
an appreciative audience gave the mcrited at
tcntion; aud many proud parents were sur
pri-cd by the development Of such, unsus-
pected, hi,trionic talent in their young hope.
fls. Prof Cho,cs il certainly tie right man
in the right place, and We are happy to see
the appreciation Of tina, fact cynccd by the
numerous patrons Of the Turnersyille School
District. The mltriculant, Tor the approach.
ins term are Gi,y degrees in excess of any
previous school, and, should we retain Prof
Cheycs in our midst, Tunorsyille will have
no cause to weep DER the fact linsoln has NJ
chartered colleges, with their numerous pref.
dents and professors. We could tell you som,
rich ones GA some Of our boys, but, lest tn,
accumulation of matter during the holiday,
might crowd out as lengthy a scribble as ",
could give you, We bow oursolf out, with
promise Of another some of these days, wher
the typos cry Of more copy" is like hot co4l'
ON an editors devoted head.
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