The daily gazette., 1882-06-26
CLOSING EXERCISES.
What Was Done at No. 2 Public school
This Morning.

The closing exercises at No. 2 primary
school, Eleventh and Washington streets,
were well attended and In spite of the in
tense heat much enjoyed by those present.
Messrs. g. j. Wiley and William j. Nor
row represented the Board of Education by
appointment, and together with President
Baird, of the Board, made few suitable re-
marks to the children. The usual rewards
of merit were presented and numerous bou-
quets graced the desks. The blackboards
were covered with tasty and artistic crayon
sketches. The programmes of the different
rooms were as follows:
Room No. 1, Ella Marvel, teacher-Read-
ing Of Psalm LxvII, and recitation of the
Lords Prayer, by the school singing, 81
Am Little" by the school; opening address,
Elsie Stroud recitation, "Spunky Boy,p
Harry Rile; recitation, "Midget. +" Lovantia
Ibaugh; object lesson, "Body;" recitation,
Little Toadstools," Julia Cayanaugh !;
song, "The clock" school retaliation,
'tWhat know" Jennie Helm; recitation,
"Good Goods" Sadie Smith recitation,
Song, "Picnic Glee," school.
Room No. 2, G. Mendenhall teacher
Singing, "When the Day with Rosy Light" :"
school; opening address, Samuel Lloyd ;
recitation, 'Little Mischief" Maud Davis ;
recitation, "Drive the Nail" Victor Bucher;
singing, ''The Unfinished Prayer" school ;
reading, first class recitation, "Planted," +"
Leila Pendeton dialogue, "The Party"
May Lindsay, Elsie Palmer, Sadie Talley
and Belle Macallister singing, "Over the
Summer Sea-" school recitation, "Too
Late for School," Sadie Talley closing
address, Gussie Springer singing, "Holi-
day Song" school, and "The Summer Sun
Shines Brightly" Scholars perfect IN
attendance for one year were Bessie Sedgwick
and Mary Zebley.
Room No. 8; Singing, Bringing in the
Sheaves," school salutatory, Louis Craig
recitation, "Suppose," Nettie Todd read
ing, second class recitation, Frank
Moroney recitation, "Only Brakeman
by the school singing, Gambler Tresses"
recitation, "a Little Boys Trouble" Frank
Lackey Tables by the first class ! recita-
ton, "Grandmother's Beau" Sadie William.
son; recitation, "a Little Literary Girl, =
Nellie Baldwin; singing, "Little Pleader"
valedictory, Kennedy Brown. Benjamin
Zebley was perfect inlhis attendance for one
year, and Alice Sedgwick was late once,
Room No. 5.-Singing, Haunted
Stream," school; recitation, "Papa's Study,
Leslie Robinson; recitation, "Pilterihe
Press" Mary Stevenson; singing, "Goih.
Back to Clio, !" school; dialogue, "Train IL
Mauro," recitation by schools; singing "a
Medley" school; recitation, Jennie Morri
son; singing, "Come," school.
Room No. 6-Singing, "We'd Bette
Bide Week." school recitation, "Mis
Muslin," M. Bright; class In geography
recitation, "The Hour" class singing
'Natalia, the Maid of the Mill - dialogue
"The Menagerie," E. Foord and B. Deyine
recitation, easter Morning." b. Ward
singingy ''Down in the Blossolnlng Wilder
ness" Those perfect in attendance wer
Carrie Hoffecker and George Shuster.
Room No. 9-Boat song; recitation
"Arrow Song" Helen Newstead class il
spelling; recitation, ''The Way to b
Happy" Jessie Craig dialogue, 9Th
Letter." George Gregg and Charli
Reynolds; reading, "Learning to Play,
Lillian Plummer; dialogue, "Aun
Betsy's beaux," EfIlc Carey, Katie King
Ida soya, Ida McNelly, Walter Mendenhal
and John Ruth recitation, 'Ioyeioy'
Cow" Matte Twitchell; singing, 'Se
Nymphs Song" Scholars perfect for tn
year, Annie Ibaugh and John Ruth