Daily Republican., 1882-06-26
CLOSIHG EXERCISES.
Public Examinations in Nos. 2
and 9 Schools To. day.


The closing exercises or public exam.
ination of Public School No. took
place at two o'clock this afternoon in
the school room; each Of the black
boards were tastefully decorated with
drawings, while handsome bouquets
adorned the desks. The children were
all arrayed in white and wore their
best smiles. The entertainment began
in room No. /, Miss Eva X. Cooling,
teacher, with singing by the scholars,
"The Dog and the Cart" followed in
rotation by the following recitation,
"a Little Big Man," W. Guthrie !;
recitation, "The Indolent Girl" l.. Con
ner; recitation, "Wee Bit Lassie," II.
Townsend singing, "Chickery, Chick
cry, Chick, school; recitation, Robbie
Valentine" by school, recitation. "The
Naughty Baby" S Mulhausen sing
ing, Tangled Curls !" farewell ad.
dress by r Townsend.
Room No. 2-Mias Nj. Il. Carpenter
teacher, Song, "In Our Merry School,,
Class; Recitation, IA Little Girls Wish,
Berthe Weyl, Recitation, "What Will |
be-" Lille Pennell; Song, "The Bird
Carol" School Recitation, "The Fig
ures," nine girls; Recitation, ''Dolly's
Dress" Lille Stockle; Recitation,
"Bertie's Secret" Elsie Horn; Song,
"Fisher Bly," school; Reel tation,
"Gocd Bye" Gertie Adele.
Room No 3-Ella Il. Provost, teach
er, singing, "Greeting song" school /;
recitation, "Who stole the Birds Nest"
by school; singing T.ittle Ones at
Home;" lesson in tables, 1st. class !;
singing, "Sleep Gentle Mother " reci
tation, "What I'd Like to Be-" class
of eight girls; singing, "Away, Away"
Room No. X. }. Davis, teacher
Singing by school, "Come When You
will" recitation, Harry Stoeckle, "Lit.
tie Sturdy JIM" singing by class of
girls, "I'll leave Thee dear City" read
ing, "The Pig and the hen," Bertha
Pelham; lesson in weights and meas
ures; recitation, "Going to the Sea
Shore,' Mary Thompson singing by
school, "The Bright waves are Dane.
ing" reading, "Daisy and Grandpa"
A. Weldie; singing by girls, Summers
Gone"
Room, No. 8, Sydney A. Wells,
teacher. Song, "a Welcome to ALI"
address of welcome by Earl Mills; rec.-
tation by school, "Sheridan's Ride"
song, "The Warrior Bold" Geography
exercise; recitation, Kate Griffith; song
by a class; favorite sentiment from
each pupil; song, "The Day Star is
Shining"
Room No. 6, Mary McCaulley teacher
Singing Twenty Lovesick maidens,
school; recitation, abe Careful What
you Say" Bessie Collins; reading,
''Tbe New Minister" Maggie Wilson,
song, "The torpedo and the Whale"
reading, selection from "Pati-
ence," Samuel Denny; song, "rhe
Magnet and the Churn," school, recita-
tion, Beautiful Things, l.. Muhlhaus-
en-; recitation, "Samples," G. Gibbons;
sorg, "If you're anxious for to shine"
school; dialogue, "Mind you own busi-
ness," boys and girl; recitation,
Clara Watkins; duet,
"Prithee Pretty Maiden," Pauline
Christy; Sam'l Denney. singing, "when
l go out of door," and Farewell, by the
school.
Superintendent Harlan and Messrs.
Hilton and Sample, visiting committee
of the school were present AMI made
short addresses. The exercises were
very interesting, and highly apprecia-
ted by all present.
No. 2 school-This morning at 10 a.
m., the closing exercises Of No, 2 Pri.
mary School took place. A large crowd
was in attendance notwithsta uding the
excessive heat. The teachers in the
school are Miss L. p. ID. Ford, principal
and Emma Oakford, Sallie NJ. Bye,
Mary j. Wheeler, Sallie Z. Wcolley,
Clara Mendenhall and Ella M. Marvel.
The black boards were )rnamented with
we'll executed drawings.
The following scholars received
prizes for perfect attendance for the
year: Be jsie Sedwich, Mary Lebley,
Benz Zebley, Carrie Hotfecker, George
Shuster ), Annie Hughes and John
Ruth. Mary Zsbley aud Benz Zebley
each received presents from their par
ents.
Miss Oakford and Miss Ford each
received baskets of fruit from their
pupils.
Addresses were made by Stansbury