Daily globe., 1879-06-18
THE FAR1BAULT SCHOOLS.
The ClOstng EDerctses at st. Marys Hall
and Shattuck School

THE FARIBAULT SCHOOLS.
TIE Closing FDerctses at st. Mary's Hall
and ShattMck School.
Correspondence of tho Globe.
FAR1BAu1r, June II, 1879.-As word in
relation to our schools, which are, especially
At this time, the chief attraction here,
around which cluster the hopes Of so many
parents and friends, may be interesting to
some of your readers, I take the time to note
that the closing exercises at st. Mary's hall
take place this evening, as follows:
Overture-Lustspiel (two pianos) ]. Keller Bella
Misses e. Breckenridge Ames, Carruthers, ID.
Pennington.
IflO-Ine tlOlet.. .CuIScnman
Misses Osborn, 8. Hand. Whallon.
Duo-Grand 6eptuoe. Beethoven
Misses Tanner and Beeman.
Quartette-ventre Terre (two pianos)..
Mi.,e. Green Fo. richardson Belt hHsa''1'
Double 9artette-vooal-who Shall Be Fleet
Misses Holly. Cole s. Hand, Daniels. Osborn,
]. Hand, Peabody. Van Viet.
Overture-Wussertru 1.-TWO pianosl:..
.:.:.............. .Cherubini
Misses Besman, Humphrey, Tanner, Stevens.
solo-Vocal-''I Know My Love Loves Me-"
Miss Cole.
Duo-Palacca Brilliante. Weber
Misses Richardson and Green.
Chorus-La Carita. a...i..................R .. !. .Rossini
Valedict0ry-COmplete ). Miss Stevens
Presentation of Diplomas. Testimonials and
Gedals-Bishop' Address.
RECEPTION IN THE pARLoR.
Elegance and refinement distinguish these
receptions. The patrons of this school and
others competent to judge rank it second eto
none in this land.
sHATTUCK SCHOOL.
The examinations began on Friday last,
and will end with the commencement exer
cises to be held on the school grounds to.
morrow, when an address to the graduating
class will be made by the Rev. Richard
Newton, D. D., of Philadelphia, followed by
the award of medals and honors, military
and dress parade, and collation. served to
patrons and friends. In former note
took occasion to speak in praise of Shat
tuck school, its course of study and rare ad-
vantages, but each year makes it more evi-
dent that the rector and faculty are thorough:
ly alive to their glorious opportunities, and
are determined to omit nothing that can il
any way add value or interest to their work
There is nothing fashy or superficial in
these schools.
The declamations took place at the Oper.
house last night, and furnished
those fortunate enough to get sitting
| room, an evenings entertainment O
unusual and decided merit. The house wa
filed to it's utmost capacity with strangers
parents and friends of the boys, and ou
own citizens. The music was excellent, an,
reflects great credit upon the young men an,
their efficient instructors. OF the orchestra
competent judges say it would do credit t
professional musicians. But the crowninl
event of the evening was defamation by tn
young men who are being educated IN Shat
tuck school and here. am sure everybod
was delighted. All the boys did themselve
great credit, showing marvellous improve
ment over any former year, and it was n
easy matter to determine who was entitle
to receive the prize, when each certainl
deserve especial mention. have attende
a great many s'school exhibitions, - "com
mencements'' and 'slast days" but never t
my recollection have I seen 8
little demanding unfavorable criticism
IL do not mean that thes
Rotations were faultlessly rendered-s
much could hardly be expected from eve
the most renowned northumberland yet
is only justice to say that altogether it We
we'll done, the floral showers bearing ampl
witness. do not know to whom they al
chiefly indebted for this marked improve
ment, but whoever he may be-, he surel
merits the thanks of these young orator
and their friends, for never before has tt
general standard of excellence in elocutio
been anything like SO high and never SO We
: sustained. The rector and faculty may we
be proud of this achievement, and the who
State, that within her borders is laid Il
foundation Of such grand institutions f
the complete education of her children.