National Republican., 1876-06-17
GEORGETOWN Schools,

The schools Of Georgetown were ali closed yes
terday afternoon, the Primary schools having
been closed on the preceding day. Tho
event was conmemOrated by exercises in
the large hall in the Curtis school
building. All of the scholars Of the
different schools assembled there at three
o'clock. A geat many OF the friends of the
children were present and allied the hall TIL
parts Of the hall were tasfefully decorated. W.
". Curtis, esq president Of the Sc oOl board, was
the presiding genius and acquitted himself with
great dignity and grace in that capacity. He was
Bernard T. Janrey. principal Of tho Georgetown
schools. Superintendent Wilson, x-Trustees VIII
son and HYDE and other gentlemen prominently
connected wit h the public schools were present
The following programme, which was inter-
sPersed with music constituted the exercises
Grand march, male and female Grammar schools;
opening chorus: a Child Studying" Secondary,
No. 6; The Surprise Party" duet, Beautiful
66Sc 66SSRh eSsSSTS seeSI9aFS No: :! rII 1hs 1aden
chs, secondary, No. y a. wing School, = Sec
opdaTy. Nf.s anu :; reading, Intermediate, No
|: Lady Teazle," intermediate, No. 2; Calls
0TaaSbuder female GTsnmar ssS0ol; ol music
by the band: ''Courtship Under Difficulties" fe-
male Grammar school; John Narnard. - female
mar school; reading, THE Lavne;'' poem.
All the parts were sustained we'll and it is un-
necessary TO make any distinction. The exercises
in caltsthenics, with their myriad regular and
graceful movements, were particularly excellent.
After the exercises tin3 certificates for the year
were distributed as follows:
GEORGETOWN SCHOOLS.
The closing of the schools in Georgetown was
finished yesterday, with the Secondary, Interme-
date and grammar schools. The merit rolls were
as follows:
Male Secondary School. No l. Lizzie Dadmun,
Observation-Disclosures, department and scholar
ship. James T. Shillinglaw, Samuel q. Barnard:
attendance, Charles Kaiser, William T. Beck
ham, Levin J. Shoemaker: scholarship and de-
pertinent. Henry w. Barbour, Robert MeKenIey,
Charles W. Curtis; scholarship William Robin
son Cox, Marcel Delarue: deportment, Frank
Cogswell. Harry kcngia, William T. Easton;
penmanship, William s Taylor: drawing. George
+. Davis: vocal music, William Cogswell.
Female Secondary School, No. 2 Florence p
Sullivan, teacher-Punctuality and scholarship
abigail O'Connor. Maria L. DarneilIe, Georgia
NJ. Ray. Caroline Ksyser: Edith Johnson: depOrt-
ment and scholarship. Emile Tobitt, Dora A.
Beavers: department Mary Reinheart, Mary E.
Johns. EsteIlo Thomas: scholarship. Laura E.
DeebIe, Lydia Brooke, Ida Z. Ossire; drawing
Lula NJ. Burdette; music, Laura E. BlackmOn;
Improvement in penmanshiP, Eva J; Beck.
teacber-Attendance and department, Harry 70,
bitt; attendance, Vim. H0ughtOn Albert Ward,
Charles Krause, George Heard, Edward Rey-
ship Nesly Daily and WIN. sIscOmb; department,
John Mankins, Samuel Stewart, Amos Simmons,
aed snG w 9sesr oung srSOlarssp
Charles HoOdepd Charles kirkley; improvement
in drawing, by OhsDpalear; Improvement in
Clarence Jett: medal for spelling, Chas Holt.
Secondary School. No. 4, Emma s. Cooley,
ms6t Tia fobnsop seboisSs6iS CoFa TreIeF
Ida Calhoun, Clara Grimes; scholarship and de-
pertinent, Mary q. Miller; scholarship and at
tendance, Louisa Hospital; attendance and de-
pertinent, Emma French, May Passeno, Rosa
Kaiser; attendance, Kate Ockershausen, Alice
G6Es o.srs F EonaB
tha Oettinger, Clara Jones, Sarah Q Quackenbush,
Msy Statke, Annie Whsatley, Augusta Mem
| Darneilie, Agnes UIImer, Evelyn Chase, Sarah
Rohrer. Virginia Patterson, Lucy Patterson, Ella
| N. Sherwood: music, CLARA Gradwold; improve
ment in drawing, Lids Britt: improvement in
| penmanship, Leonors Summers.
Secondary school, No: ., Josephine Good,
@sSt Caa6ns sdmSb snd .oSP d.
sSeth Kemp, Efie Ist.ile Giadmon, Margaret
Rosa Felt, Della Venia McGirr, EsteIle Divine,
Annie Hilton, Caroline Hsyeock. Clara Brown,
Helen Trunnelr Frances Hunter, Claudia Farson,
| beth Faulkner, Wilhelmina Phle, Maria E. Eli,
| Henrietta Gradvnhl; scholarship and deport-
Rse SHss .on ida
l drawing, Lille Davis; Penmanship, Bertha Gate
wood; vocal music; Virginia LQdgste.
teaessr1sesoiafs5fp sShGS Hugh Becker. Be- deoTg:
1 W Wood Samuel M. Dixon; scholarship and de-
pertinent, Edward S. Cassin: seh.larship, atten-
4 dance and department. George H. Aud; scholar
ship and attendance, Harry English, Howard @.
Fisher, Thomas ]. Vansant, Cstharine Myers:
department, Ella DuvaI, Annie E. Carpenter;
/ department and drawing. Somervell Marbury:
penmanship. IGeorgs L. Warwick: vocal music,
William b. Cameron
Female intermediate school, No. 2 Miss Jennie
d.. Bates, teaeher-Blanch Vsndeyenter, Mary J.
Smith and NayI Waters, scholarship; Annette
Robertson, scholarship. attendance and deport-
ment; Sarah d. Co0mes and Mary E. English,
scholarship: Mary Z. Barker, Mary j. walker,
Lillian Wibert and Rosa A. Bishop. attendance
and department.; Sophia ]. Powers, Kate Duvsll
and Clara r. Blaekm0n, attendsnee; Ida V. Car
ter, Louisa s. Memmert, Laura E Mason, Le-
nora l. Erendenthol. Annie n. Ssuer and Bertha
Z Keferstein, department; Margaret A. Brooke,
penmanship; Mary E. Turkenton. drawing; Ida
NJ. Daily. music; Elizabeth johnson, attendance.
Male Grammar school, No. ], b: I: Janney,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Thomas A. Darnelle,
Deeious Edmonston, Robt. J. Smith; department
and attendance, Frank ". Dowlingi attendance,
We. Hedrck, Joseph Slmms. WE. U CoIiins;
attendance and scholarship, Harry Woodward;
seholarship, Geo. Z. Casilear, Revere R. Gurley,
Frank English, Fred. q. W. Mofiat; schoIarship'
energy and dgeneralimprovemen Samuel d. Trim