Daily globe., 1879-06-22
NUMBER l59
OUR SCHOOLS. I.
Closing Up the Summer Terms-Pro
grammes for the Week.

This week is an important one in the edu-
cational world. Examinations will occur in
the public schools, and all parochial and
private institutions as we'll will be given
over to the same order of exercises.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The examinations IN the public schools
will begin tomorrow. In this connection
Superintendent Wright makes the following
announcements.
The annual written examinations, for pro-
motion, will occur in all the schools, in the
following order:
Monday, June %, all grades, arithmetic.
Tuesday, June "a, all grades, geography.
Wednesday, June Is. all grades, language
and spelling.
Thursday, June 26, all grades, general lessons,
seventh grade history.
For admission to the fourth grade an average
per cent. of 65 shall be required. For admis-
sion to the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
grades, 70 per cent; and for admission to the
High school IS per cent. in each study, with a
general average of rs per cent.
Certificates of promotion will be presented
to the pupils by the principal on Friday, June
The pupils of the eighth grade will be ex-
amined for admission to the High school on
Tuesday and Wednesday, June "a and 25, at
o'clock A. NJ. at the assembly room of the High
school. The teachers of the High school will
examine and credit all papers of the candidates
for admission.
Glasses in German will be examined at the
| convenience of the principals of the several
schools. i
In addition to the above, the superintend-
ent has addressed a circular to all the
teachers, setting forth rules for them and
tions. ~
THE HIGH SOHOOT,
The exercises of the week at this schoo
will terminate with public exhibition at the
Opera House, next Friday evening. The fol-
lowing programme has been arranged for
the evenings entertainment
| Music ................... .Seibert's orchestra
Salutatory Latin) ........... Henry A. Merrill
Essay-"Poetlc Appreciation Of Nature; 49,
| ........................ Carrie II. Clafain
Grafton "Cleopatra's Needle Sam L. Sewall
Essay" Progress -. Elizabeth W. Askew
Oration-''Life," ........ Charles L. Johnston
| Vocal music. Florence May Murphy
Oration-"The Mother of the Gr@chi, -.
Essay-Nishts Of History, s1Ss Nellie v: :iS Ford
Music. ........... .Seibert's orchestra
Oration-"Hidden Treasures, ............
/ Observation-Disclosures. Henry A. Merrill
Essay and valedictory-"Cui Boao," ...:..
/ r .....................Eu Eugene r. McdrOrty
Music. .Selbert's orchestra
Presentation of diplomas. ............
Admission will only be given on pressnta-
ton of tickets. These are given gratuitous
! ly on application to the High. school
scholars or Superintendent Wright
i The graduating class of the High school
consists of the following scholars:
Lou Eudora Adams. Henry Nicols
Elizabeth v. Askew. Lillian Marie Quinby.
May Adel Blodgett. John Howard Ramaley.
Alice Boyden. Henry Edward Randall.
Carrie 81. Chaffee. Margaret Sula Rogers.
: Alma G. Dougan. Samuel Lovett Sewall.
Nellie Walton Ford. Charles f. Sibley.
Hattie Hale Gilbert. Stella May Snow.
Chas. Levi Johnston. Minnie Belle Spencer.
Eugene L. Mann. Frederic A. Stevens.
Eugene F. McGrorty. Hattie May Strong.
Henry A. Merrill. George Wesley Turner.
Henry 81. Miller. Amelia Valentine.
. Florence May Murphy. Mary r. Whitaker.
: The honor Of the class of '79-the vale
dictory-has been carried off by Miss Eu-
: genie McGrorty.
THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.
The examination of pupils will begin to-
morrow in the Cathedral school and continue
!, during the week, closing with the usual an
: nual exercises.
+ The annual distribution of scholarship
. prizes will take place at the Convent of the
: Visitation, Tuesday evening, the 24th
a inst
: At st. Joseph's academy the annual exhi-
bitlon will occur on the 26th inst, Thursday
n evening. The following programme is pre-
!. pared for the entertainment Of patrons and
4 visitors, fortunate enough to be favored with
d an invitation: a# i3t
d Entrance March. .... .Donizett
Misses A. Ward, NJ. Reardon, NJ. Palmatier, N
Waters, K. Conner, L. Field, @. Mackey,
30 Gloriosa Domino, Duo and Chorus,
Observation-Disclosures. .Lambillott
Essay -arumblers.. :::.... Miss E. Englisl
Read by Miss A.. Ward.
10 Meeting of the Waters-Vocal Duo. ....--
Misses J. Manner, NJ. Wood.
10 Conferring Of crowns for correct deport
ment.
l. Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Minim
Spanish Quickstep- -Duett-Gnitar.
, ......... -. Misses K. Conner, M. Woo
- Daisy Deane-Piano Solo. .Moelin
Miss l.. Eckenbeck.
y Filters of the Guard. .Aschs
'l- Misses A. O'Connor, l.. Conner, N. Flynn, n
Reardon, NJ. Delaney, L. O. Brien. T. Mainze
W. G. Case.
he Essay-De Linguae Latinae Utilitate....
Observation-Disclosures. Miss NJ. Woo
;e, Grand Gallop de Concert-Piano Solo,.
ty ....................... .hetter'
Miss NJ. Carnahan.
~ | ssHope''-Piauo and Organ. Baumau
he Misses M. Hineline, E. English, l.. Field,
Carnahan, A. Ward, A. O'Connor. Organ
l.. Eckenbeck. SIT
NJ ,V' Solo and Trio-Vocal.
NJ Soloist-Miss NJ. King.
w Sabastopol-GuitarS Solo. .........W .Warrs
Miss NJ. Wood.
Ine The Storm. WeD
nd Misses l.. Eckenbeck, J. Manner, NJ. Wood,
at English.
Recitation-Bernard Del Carpio. Miss G. Ca
lne beauCles OF NoIMa. =. . i'oSoon
ays Al Misses nj. Wood, L. Eckenbeck.
ife Conferring of gold medal on graduate.
Comforting Of crowns for excellence.
A.. Canary Schottische. KIM
sre m Misses I. Darling, H. Rogers NJ. O'Brie
rge II. Bydeld, j. Miller, Z. BerrisfoEd:
us, Naming the baby ..;.....-. Miss =. wis
Miss NJ. Wood.
=. Dance of the FAIRIES. .Fow
sh, Misses NJ. Carnahan, A. Ward, J. Manner,
nm Delaney, A. Flynn, M. Reardon, M. Hineli1
c.. Case.
Recitation Voices at the Throne. Miss N. Ri
@ @.eo The Sad Good Bye-Solo-G uitar. ..Wahsl
the n..,~ M,r.h - Ge
os- sss Miss T.. Manner, NJ. Bre-n, NJ. Palmatier,
l.n a Conner, K. Burke F. FerfiDgton, I. Mill
Pe. R. Berrisford.
'ng Valedictory Miss N. Fly
on. Homeward Bound-Chorus. ;. .Vocalcl
%
Tho Park Concert.
.ys. The Great Western band concert 1t b
,Is .ha park last evening drew out the largest nu
rly Der of citizens of the season. The park Y
'os- crowded with pedestrians and the adjoini
And streets were alive with vehicles. The folio