Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-29
FIFTH EnITIoE
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0 movements increases az thu thu Cor
: grows older. In addition TO thO.o we
lished in the first edition of to,S pa
counts are here given of tbos. 'sy,
took place this morning, VIM
| 1.-THE REPUBLICAN is the mi,
which Is paying any attention u ZIP
closing exercises, aud while tba " 'uei
will doubtless be read with iptor .spOr
parents and children, special MAIN"
being taken that they will moi tI onsu
too mucA space. V''ap
SCHOOL, no, 3,
A large number OF parso,s
present At school No. 8, on Jss. ""
street between Second and Thi
this morning, where ths closing ar
ciles took place. Mis- Faunis R v.e
is the principal and her assjstsn na :.
Misses HELEN Reed, Lizzie Dnn".
Sallie Hay, Ida Good and lanai
Stewart. 'nni
The pupils exhibited proficiency
arithmetic, grammar, spelling, psco,1
ply and other studies. A Su@hs,
pieces we're recited and several snrS
were nicely rendered. The wloIa
the exercises here were of a uatn,sl;,g
ly complimentary to ell the teachers
SCHOOL 20. s.
| At school No. 5, Miss Griffith nriD,;
pal, the exercises were very iutqrssil
ing.
In loom No. !, Miss Curtis teacbs,
classes rendered motion song and ~
alphabetic exercise, and Harry Io5aI
Gang a solo.
In room No. 2, Miss Lizzie S.eelmsr
teacher, addresses of welcome vera a.
livered by Eddie Berringer and Clar!
Raymond. A recitation was given h,
Ethel Raymond. Clara Porter read
story, and a recitation was given NJ
Henry Wescott. Several GLASSES recitaS
we'll.
In room No. 3, Miss Evans, tpscbs,
the classes did their parts prciiciertlv
A recitation was given hy Liz,;sN
Spencer and dustt was sung by Irana
Sparks and Maggie Baldwin. Four.
small girls also took part in a dislOpua
ard did 1t well.
In room No. A., Miss Alice Hazel
teacher. besides class exercises tbera
were select readings by Annie Jordan
Arthur Hsnhy and Bertha Hope. nh
exercises in the primary departmsnt
concluded with calisthenics and a
march.
In room No. 5, Miss Raudnit,kyI
teacher, readings wers given by Lillian
Jackson, Minnie Wonfeld, Maggie Kel.
ley and Ella McCrackin. The classes
recited ana songs were sung.
In room No 6, MISS Mendenh all teach.
er, classes recited in geography and
arithmetic, and recitation was given
by Ellwood Layfeld.
In room No. 7, Miss Brown teacher
recitations were well SPOKEN h7 James
Feeney and Harry Jackson, and gram.
ner and geography classes r1cited.
In room No. 5, Miss Pugh teacher,
Charles Kurtz and Clarence Craig took
part 10 dialogue. The first class re.
cited in arithmetic and the second class
recited in grammar. A story was read
by II. Link and Geo, Hepbron ga7es
recitation.
SCHOOL NO, II.
The exercises IN room No. |, Miss
Wonn teacher, consisted of singing and
object lessons. Also recitations we're
given by Mamie Eachus, James Poinsstt
Lizzie Raymond, James Rogers, Jennie
Pearce, Willie McSorlsy, Eddie Comfort
Annie Pike, Mary Mitchell, Lizzie Nc
Ginness, Willie HHDce and Lizzie
Baylis.
In room No. 2, Mss Burns teacher
the exercises were very interesting,
and beside the class ROTATIONS. read
ings, &c. were given by Matte Nc
Keowan, Maggie Rodgers, Viola Huson.
Bonnie Hopkins, Andrew Shorsliage and
Harry Freese.
In rooms Nos. 3 and 4. Misses Men.
denhall and Sparks, teachers, selections
were recited by Jola ChalfGnt, Carrie
Moseley, John Bullock, Florence Pom
sett, and Annie Mcintyre. Glasses re-
cited in spelling, geosropay and aEiEh'
metic.
The exercises in room No. 5, Miss
Urmy, teacher, consisted Of singing
reading and recitationg. Mary hsn'
Galley sung a solo and daett was rem
dered by ETA Pierce aud Freddy Ns
Allen Ross, Frederick Grad3ohi, Mag
gle Morris, Ella Hi!debrand, anne
Rodgers, Lizzie Strocp ADD RUFUS nal
took parts in dialogues. Mary WHa
read pretty story and prfz Was
given to Allen Ross abi FiederlGi
Gradwhol for not being a5ssbt HcF Is"
for a year.
SCHOOL NO. 4,
In the airls' Department, Miss Nav
Stewart principal, and Misses B.te@ nl
Davis and schmid!, assistants. lls
exercises consisted OF instrumental ana
vocal music, recitatious, dialogues ,seIs'
readings and an address hy D. W. Ill"
Ian.
In the Boys Department, Miss hnI
J. Francis, principal and Misses Law s,,
aud Countiss assistants, the pupils Vs %
examined in reading. arithmetic sp'u,
ing and grammar. Lewis Temp p 'a
excellent manner read b"aaiiiu, =,
lection. Addresses were delivered Y
Messrs. Conrad, IIaa'stt and Palmer"
the School Board.
Officers Elected.