Daily Republican., 1882-06-29

The End - 1me ActOOl Yeer at
schools No's 5. ., u a0N IS.

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school NO 5
Yesterday musuihg large crowd
was in arteufaI - 20 "iluess III" closing
exercises at the Grammar +uG prrmary
school, No, !, on valiant street above
Eleventh. In Miss Mary E,liOtt's
room the pr grammrc INSISTED o. sing
ing, a rec.suoH by a GA and an OBJ
jeCt lesson. Miss Annie Nicheuer has
charge OF N. : room, and the Gpils
went through the exercises consisting
OF singing, dillogu :, etc, ere i'sh(y.
In No, 3 room, under the charge UI Miss
Clara Hyde, the lrr Gramme consisted
OF rectatiOu7, sotgs, dialogues, and
concluded with a geography exercise
A pleasing feature of Miss Annie II.
Curtiss' exercises WAS march partlcl-
patcd in by the scholars who sang
during the continuation OF it Excel
len0 time WAS KEEP by the little march
ers. la rooms Nee Is md under the
charge of Misses Speakman and Brown
respectfully, gave interesting exercises
IN their rooms.
Rooms No = s and s united their OK
ercises in the lA.tr rn"m, Miss Mary
J. Walker and Mrs Ewtda Hons on
are the teachers. In nj. loom the
singing was excellent, one OF the pu-
nils Eva white lea mug tie sNHging
REGULATIONS and re ldlhgS we've delivered
by Sallie Drviue, Bertha Hope, Harry
BRYAN. Eva White, Carrie Thomson
and John Mcbride
At the conclusion of the exercises
MIR. Charles Baird on behalf of the boys
of No. 5 Room, pre- ented to Miss Emma
- IN, SnAAll hand |
somely bound volume Of Moores Poems. |
Mr.. j. II. Hottecker, Esq, received it
on behalf of Miss Griffith. Addresses |
were then delivered by s. j. Wiley !
and j. Ii. Hoffecker, Esq, of the Board |
of Education. They were each pre-.
sented with handsome bouquets by Sal
lie Deirne.
SCHOOL NO 9
The exercises at school No. 8 yester-
day were up to the usual standard for
that school, which is first class. Miss
Mary G. j. Williams is principal of the
school with Miss Annie II. Draper,
Ellen Walker, Kate +. Eeeney, Ella
e. Cowden, Joanna Z. Mathews, Lizzie
Cook as assistants. The programmes
in each OF he rooms were interestingi
and in all cases well executed. The
four first named teachers IN this school
are pupil teachers that is that they are
in training for teachers and have in
charge the smaller children. The pu.
pills who took part in the variou exer-
cises were: Willie Lynn, Willie Robe.
len, Walter Rudolph, Robbie Stock,
Charlie Scott, Elsie Babcock, Florence
Sullivan, Frank Walker, Lizzie Lynch.
Willie Bayne, Boyd Cook, Tillie Refs
ser, Mollie Bonner, jacob Meyers,
Leonard Guthrie, George Beesol, Liz.
zie Hates, May Tb0rr, Lena Robinson,
Birdie Canary, Jacob Faulk, r. Nc
Gonigal, Clarence de Shame, Harry
Miller, Dellie Holt, Willie Holt, Mamie
Bowers, Allie Hates, Florence Culbert,
John Green, Hattie butcher, Mamie
Harrigan, Albert Ewes, Henry Trab-
bold, John Hare, Clifford Mendinhall,
Charles Jones, Mamie Evans,
Zidie Ahrens, May Wingate,
George Maris, Elwood Jetferis, Bedella
Mckinney, Ella Willard, Lena
Wilhslm, Emily We,tbrook, Lettie
Fighter, Matte Mccormick, Howard
Toulson, Rosa Robelen, Harry Beecher,
Harry McIntire, Charles OFT, Willie
Beeson, John Boyd, Willie Schiller,
Mamie Canary, Kate Rose, Dollie Starr,
Richard Jones, Irena Jones and Marion
Crozier.
A large audience was in attendance
among whom were uperintendeutl
Harlan, COL B. H. Heisler, j. H. Hof
tecker, Esq, Peter u. Furry, Jonathan
Hilton, William Kyne of the Board of
Education, and James Wooley. Ad-
dresses we're delivered by Col. HeislerI
and Mr.. Hilton.
SCHOOL NO. II.
No. II school, is in that part of Will.
mington formerly called Mcdowell
Vile and is under the charge of Miss
Mary p. Jackson, principal and Misses
Ella Mitchell, Annie NJ. Jackson and
Ida Carswell. Here the exercises were
excellent and were enjoyed by the
audience present. Recitations and songsI
were the main part of the program mes
and in each case were executed in a
manner calculated to do credit to the
teachers who taught them and the pu.
pills who delivered them. Peter U. +
Furry OF the Board of Education was
present and made few excellent re.
marks. =
SCHOOL NO. IS,
This school is on Buttonwood street,
on the south side and is two frame
buildings with the partition torn down
and made in one school. After Septem
Der the school will move in the neat
school house erected for it on Town
send street. The school is under the
care of Miss Emma n. Dorster At
the conclusion of the exercises excel.
lent addresses of encouragement and
commentator were made by Messrs
Belts and Furry of the Board of Edu.
cation aud Dr. Brister and Solomon
Bantam prominent colored gentlemen
Rev. Webb also had something to say.