Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-06-11

ris, Emma G. LeSassier, Blanche Maddux
Belle B. McCaw, Minnie L. Turpin,
Star Vocal M1sc.-Nettie Gambrill
Star-Muslc. -Instrumental-Evelyn L. Smith.
iStar-D ictatson.-Annie E. Elder
iStn-DiAgence. A. Kinney.
Sta,-Neatness-M Minnie L. Turpin.
FULL GRADUATES.
Annie E. Elder. .................. Virginia
ANNIE fallOn, ................... Virginia
MARY A hnney. ................... Virginia
Emma c. LeSassier,. ............. Louisiana
Blanche Maddux, ..................Vi Virginia
Minnie L.. Turpin,. ............M Maryland
D. D. & B. INSTITUTION.
At this institution the session closed
with its customary exhibition on Wendes-
day last. The following prizes were pre-
sented by Meade F. White, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Board, and Prof. L. Poyntz,
Principal of the school:
The Workshops For improvement Car
penter's Shop-Jas. p. Pendleton; Shoe
Shop, Wesley A. Breeder; Tailor Shop,
VIM. Neighbors; Goodson Printing Office,
rhos. A. Moore /; Embossed Printing Of
fee, Dan1 H. Rohrer, Thos. L. Carter,
John L. Randolph Book Bindery, Charles
derson; Broom Shop, Edward Allen Sew
ing Room, Margaret J. Manuel; Fancy
Work, (ftlind Dep IT, Katie Ayres.
THE Schools-General Department and
Impr0Uement.-Blind Department. M
Kinney's Classes-Wm. Fl. Anderson, Ed
ward Allen; Miss Kerr's Glass Ruby w.
Nowlin, Eliza J. Painter; Mr.. Doyle's
Glasses Katie Ayres. A. Frank Shinall !;
Mr.. Turner's Classes-Instrument Music,
James McCambridge Miss Berkeley Glass,
Instrumental Music-Katie Ayres
Deaf Mute Dtpartment.-Mr. Williams
Class-Mollie d Pendleton, Homer Fla
! herty Mr.. Berkeley's Class-Delilah S.
Bell Stephen c Jones Mr.. Geiger's Glass
-Alleatha J. Aitcheson, Thos. A. Moore !;
Mr.. Bears Class-Rebecca H.. Cardwell;
Cornelius T. Cutchen DR. Turner's Glass
Mary V Ford, Maurice Relihan; Mr.. Eu-
rett's Class-Macca NJ. Harvey, Anime j.
Scruggs; Mr.. Coleman's Classes-Oil Paint
ing-Victoria Burton; Drawing-Macca NJ.
Harvey, Jos. A. Painter.
E1ceuence in 4rithmetic.-Blind Depart
ment Mr. Kinney's Class-Thos. J. Nu-
nan, Chas. .. Owen. James McCambridge.
General Excellence. Mr. Doyle's Glass
Fannie d. Shackelford.
General Department and Usefatlness.-Jno.
C Ryan.
Excellence IN arithmetic -Deaf-Mnte De-
partment-Mr. Eurett's Class-Wm. f.
Huff.
GOLD MEDALS
For Excellence in both Studies and De-
pertinent. Blind Department-Star Medal
to Virginia L. Shaver, of Rockbridge Co. ;
Shield Medal to VIM. Henry Anderson, OF
Caroline O.
Deaf ute Department-Sta Medal to
| Victoria Burton. of Chesterfield Co.
| Eia.ooHonoo HoruI M1tcic
Maltese Cross Medal to Emma
| +. Read, of Fairfax Co.
DIPLOMAS.
| Awarded to those pupils who have COM
pleted the allotted course of study and
| have attained three-fourths of the full value
at both intermediate and Final Examina-
| lions on ali the subjects embraced in the
| last years course.
/ Blind OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES F. Read, OF
Fairfax Co.
| Deaf-Mute observation-disclosures Dulaney
| Shackelford, of Albemarle Co VictOris
Burton Chesterfield Co Macca NJ. Har.
ney, Danville Anime J. Scruggs, Apo
mattoA Co. j; Eugene o. Arthur, Danville.
| TIE WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
| The programme of the commencement
i exercises at this school is as follows: Com.
mencement sermon by Rev. j. w. Bled
soc, of Charlottesville, at the M. E. church
Sunday, June 18th, IL A. NJ: at night an
nual sermon before the Y L. G. Assocla
ton; June 14tll p M, celebration o.
Lee & Jackson Literary Society, the ad
dress being delivered by U s. Senator
Frank FL reford, Of W. Va; June 18th at
P. NJ, annual soiree; June 10Th comforting
| I;,,Jo &o
COMMENCEMENT AT THE AUGUSTA MALI
ACADEMY.
The commencement at this admirabl
Academy at Fort d. fance takes plac
next Wednesday. beginning at T. NJ.
the second part being fixe for ~ 2. M
The pr gramme is most attractive one
Rev. I M. Boyd will deliver the address
HONOR TO AN OLD RAILROAD EN-
PLoYEE.-On Saturday last Mr.. j, w
McCandlish, an old employee of the Ches
apeake & Ohio R. r., who was an engin
eer on it when it was the old Virginia
Central, died at Hinton, W. Va. For som'
wears past he had been yard-master there
His remains we're taken to Richmond on {
SUI cial train furnished by the company
which passed through Stanton Sunda.
the engine being hung in mourning. Ch'
family of the deceased were on board, will
a number Of other relatives and friendl
of the deceased on their way to the funer
al. Tie deceased had been in the compa
ny's service for twenty five years. He wa
person of unusual physical proportions
weighing about three hundred pounds, ant
was hearty, genial man with heart IL
proportion to bis size.