Daily Republican., 1881-06-29
FIFTH edition
ON VACATIONS VERGE
Another Batch OF Sch OOl Exar,.
lions Yester day and To,

THIS MORNINGS EXAMIN.r,"
The grammar department Of Nv =.
school, Miss Emma Pringle priroi,o I.
held its closing exercises yesterdnn pal
ternoon. The entertainment was 4; al
esting and was heartily appreoia .'ef
Readings and recitations were riivaa'ed' aivaa s
Mollie Montgomery, Nellie epeh DEL oy
Tillie Graham, Helen Alricb Mixer,
Runner, Minnie Powell, Ella pisroa ,ai4ile 4li
gle Woulley, Norah Stewart % Ero II.
man, Minnie Morrow and Edna Tan"S DUw'
ton. Miss Katie C"rrinder sans ,oeCl' Usl
and the school rendered several eSosoo S"solo
es. Mr.. G. b. Rhoads conductaIO ,i u.s.
musical exercises. Addresses ,ra sue
made by Charles Baird and RoO4t s1re q
Fraim.
At school No s, Miss Pugh pripciD,,
the closing exercises, which consistsSs y,
recitations, dialogues and examinatioU@s
in reading and geography, were ',roas vo1s
enjoyable. Miss Annie Guthrie teaOh.!. sSa!
of room No. 2, was presented with a
handsomely bound volume of Spence,,'
poems, the gift of Willie Watt. Al
dresses were made by Messrs. Broot,
Belts and Palmer, members of n,
Board of Public Education, '"'
The exercises at school No. H. Ma,
! Thatcher principal, were well rendereJ
Prizes were awarded to Jennie Mnsn
ger, for proficiency in spelling: 10 Maa
gle Burke and Maggie Taggart, "a,
highest percentage in examination. n
Kate Caspar, for regular ATTENDANCE
and to Aanie Messimer and ,JosenL
Dugan, for excellence in reading Num.
erous friends of the scholars and Mr.
Furry, member of the Board of Edn.
cation, were present.
The exercises at school No. IA, Miss
Maggie A. Taylor principal, were rem.
dered in q cre,litable manner.
| SCHOOL NO. &.
School No. 6, Miss Mary Guthrie
principal, closed to-day with appropri.
ate exercises. In room No. |, Miss Ella
A. Beeson, teacher, the school sang,
"Children in the bright sun cleaning"
"All the Birds are come again" and
"Good Bye" Eta MacVey Gerie
Abele, Charles Wentz, Helen WOolstOn
Reba Townsend and Berte Weyle re.
cited. Several classes We're examined,
In No. . room, taught by Miss Phoebe
| +. Guthrie, Fannie Bradford and Liz.
zie Lambdin recited and Charles Sturps
Pusey Smith, Samuel Richardson and
Harry Stoeckle took part in dialogue
A dialogue, "What are Little Ghb
Good For" was nicely given by Nellie
Carton, Nellie Feldmier and MAY Sut
terly. The class in arithmetic reCi,ea.
In the third room, that of Miss Ella
Il. Provost, the children sang "Meny
Greeting" "Sweet and Low" Ear.
mer's Song" and ''Boat Song" very
prettily. Ella Morrison recited "Ready
to Learn his Lesson" and there was an
exercise in figures by a class of little
girls.
Miss Rebecca Davis, in her room,
(No. A. had an examination that was
quite interesting There was some
beautiful singing by the school, aud the
school recited in weight and measures
Samuel Dene recited and the first class
fl rcsdinc acquitted itself very credil
hlv Bessie Collins read "a Wonder
ful Stor.It.:
The exercises in room No. 8, Ms
Ella Todd, teacher, consisted of ConSi
erab,e beautiful singing, recitatid
by May Hilbert and George Auster
muhl and dialogue by May Hibbet
and Pauline Christy. Superintendent
Harlan and Mr.. j. j. McMulliu made
addresses.
In No. 6 room, Miss Mary L. Nc
Caulley teacher, there was remark
ably fine examination and the musical
exercises were creditabe. Dialogues
were given by Maud Sutterley, Benne
Bye, Lille Hawkins, Willie Braun
stein, Susie Comegys and Harry Heinel
and by Amelia Kirk, Ella Gerhatt
Christine Adele, Lena Hickman, Ida
Jacquet, Harry Townsend, MinnI'
Adele and May Welch. Rev. NJ.
Richards delivered an address.
In this school the exercises were
ceedingly fine throughout and wa
creditable to the teachers.
NO. 3 SCHOOL.
All the rooms at No. 5 school, MIS-
Griffith principal, contained beaullla
black board drawings.
In the primary department, rooms
Nos. l, 2, 3. and 4, taught by Miss Cu
tis, Miss Raudnitzky, Miss CarsweIIana
Miss Gould respectively, the exercise
consisted Of recitations, reading, vCs
music and examination in geography
spelling and calisthenics. Miss Gould
teacher in No. 4 room, was presents
by her scholars copy of Moore spoons
'Tnn Il r.+ ,,rn A a az ba hn,,s' frrlmIlal
Miss Speakman teacHet
was examined in grammar, geoSrapl
and arithmetic. \ selection was rtlF
ed by Warren Carlisle and John NC
Bride gave a defamation.
The second grade of the boy's depaIf
nent, Miss Walker teacher, was exam
ned in mental arithmetic, parsing apl
analysis.
The first grade of the girls grammar
Miss Matte Craig 'eaUuen
,ecited in grammar. Music and nter-
Try exercises We're also rendered. w., us
Jraig was presented by her scIio'"as aa
With book and y box OF Writlho p"
Der. .,,,
In the second grade of the glr'S de
,artment, Miss Brown teacher, theH NM
lass recited in arithmetic. The stho1
YRS also gave recitations and sang
Rev. T. l.. Tomkinson and Mesn
Baird, Grimshaw, Furry were pfSS'
NO SCHOOL. -,
The visitors at No. SchooI, @ ng
principal, were very a. 1--we Te
'us this morning. The exercise ,',,,sr
re1y interesting, and the vocal Vi ni'''n n
particular was exceedingly gOou' r,m1
tudies in which scholars were ~. sN' red
d were arithmetic, object les'ons .sra i ii
ng, spelling. The exercises ,'',ne, "r's as
uently interspersed with di"'o0"'S|
,,... 2et. I
II. r. Pennington, Esq, Me'sLS 'sar, wei ,
Nuekel, DIR. ShOrtlidge and o'n''' !
n attendance.
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