Daily Republican., 1882-06-28
FIFTH EDITION yI
END OF THE SCnOUI. Vs.
Celebrating tho close eo,,s
Year ss Nos. 1, =, l2 .". II
schools YostePdav no =

A large crowd was in attsnd.,.
,he closing exercises in the q irls, iluSe at
ma mar ! scnool' NO. l, yesterday. Ta Ths
,chool room was tastefully deco,o,.l .le
The sch0o. Is under the charge os sSsd' W.
Emma Pringle, with Misses M + Ss S,lss
,rs, Clara O. Countiss and Alice ~ ~ oay'
assistants. A number of ladias 'rosf
gentlemen were present amona mo, ~, aho
we're President Charles Baird staS. s%aOn
bury j. Wiley, VIM, j. Morrow S'"rs- m
Read j. Mckay, L. W. Palmer. Il ~ N
kirkman and d. o. G. Kenuev ~ ~ - -
Board of Education, the Revs "A eas
Keigwin aud DIR. Lafayette Nh "a, N.
hs%a hemfs "a y; Conrad ohasa and Harry Sharply
"Killarny" by the school xau ~.
opening song and was neatly renSs,aS .uS
Misses Kallena Springer, NAV ITa Ii,,,a
Mollie Kirkmau; Emma Guner NIUE s.ls
May Pickels, Eva Bou0hman' hu''
Ella Pierce, Mollie Montgomery Ta,
tie Simpson, Minnie Norfield Id.s,. .T.'
Guthrie and Sallie Schoen, each hs ,sss
selections. Misses Simpson and pios @
els recited, q dialogue "The pssos
Miss Montgomery recitsS ~" ~
exceedingly clever recitation enti,lsa ~
"Little Miss Muslin" u
The school is under excellent muv;o.,
and rendered some gems T.
has been under the charge of Prof =
B. Rhoads. The following propramm. NJ
was gone through yesterday
"Flee as a bird" Miss M. s. r. D,n,,
" A Warrior bold" Stephen Adams.
kerry Dance, "Malloy;'In the ploam,. n
ing" Hanison, Art thou weary
o. Emerson; 'On the Rock" by Aba,
deem. Tapping at the Gate,"S. A,
New; "My Heavenly Home" HP
Palmer; "Oh, Fair Dove Oh Fond
Dove," "The Bridge" Lady Carew y
Good Night" A Rottenbach and
"Abide with me-" W. H. Monk, Al
the conclusion Of the exercises nts,.
esting addresses were made by D,
Read j. Mckay, President Of Ci,y
Council H. G. Conrad, President Of M
Board Of Education, Charles Bald
Rev. l.. Marks, d. D., of Hauoys
Church, ex. x.principal 8. j. Wiley.
NO. SCHOOL.
A large number " ere in attendants
yesterday at No. I School. The exs,
cises onered exactly at 2 O'Clock in Miu
Ramos room.
The school is under the charge Of Mis-
Mary Lacklan, with Misses Ella E.
Todd, Mary M. Turner, L. A. Began,
Sallie M. Jones, s. II. Shaw and A. N,
The exercises consisted of read.
ings, recitations, singing etc. The
most interesting features were tho
object. lessons, particularly in Nos. 6sud
8 Rooms. Here an object lesson VIII
mington was given. II was about
things pretaining to local history and
the spectators learned a great many
things that were both interesting and
instructive.
In Miss Jones' room short seutimsns
were a pleasing feature.
In Miss Shaw's room the exercises
1.-TWO Little Eyes," were particularly
pleasing.
Among those present were Frank ".
Reeve and Samuel +. Belts of tho Board
of Education, Superintendent D. W,
Harlan, James Woolley and John ..
McLear. Addresses both encouraging
and interesting were delivered by all
of these gentlemen.
In the course of Mr.. Harlan's address
he took occasion to correct a mlscan'
struction put upon . aspeech Of his msdd
in one of the schools, by a newspsps
in the city. 1t reported him as sayiul
that the teachers had but four hour
work to do, while he meant that ste
all the necessary work had been don'
by them, but four hours remained 10
teaching.
The rooms were filled yesterday afa
noon at No. II school, located over III
streetgbridge. The school is under tA1
care Of Miss Maggie McCloskey 30
Yesterday was a standing testmonls
of o successful teacher The Schoa
was handsomely decorated with no
ers and flags. The exercises cCnslss
of ofsinging, dialogues and general scno.
work. Floral offerings were tleie
abundance and the committee Hsl
loaded down with them. AdateSs
were made by Mr.. Sample and Benson
The closing exercises OF No. Il %uv
took place yesterday afternoon 'al n
number of friends being present. ~
school rooms we're all tastefuil!
ranged with flowers and Sketches
the blackboards. Tho programme
prepared with much taste and was ''
interesting. r.-,o .,rs
teacher, a number of musical sele'uu
were sung and an object lesson W. y
oiven Lucy Cox and Charles NV
sang q duett and a dialogue Tm
rendered by Frank Baker ana aa.si nua
ton. Recitations were delivery. C.r,
Birdie Chalfant, John johnson Ssra HSa
Provost, L. Burrier and b. M.,.aiS .aa.hs
Tn room No2 Miss Ella Burns, teac1S y
An address was delivered by 'hs, Ms
7. MORROW of the Board, numVs, a,s
songs were sung and a spelling -,
oise was given. Recitations wels SsDhs
en- by Alice Chadwick, Mary Osmp. .nn ~
Walter Alexander, Maggie OaiSvII 1;sIag1
Walter Burr. An interesting "I' a mi
Tattlers," was rendered W
In No. 3 room, Miss May :, - # u siu
.oanh III ~ or. tho eyercises consisted OF ~
ing, reading, etc, with reo,'Wi cud Mimi
Tillie Butler, Ella welsn' "n'
Liant. ,,ra was pi
n,rad in No a room, Miss Auu1 .s
Enl1srton. iI 70 teacher, which consls's I!snS !
music, calisthenics, recl."f rec" Of vhi
dialogues, at the conclusion uoutsd xa
Miss Fullerton was presens"oni
handsome toilet SCI by her pap"I,r PUP nria
Room No. 5, in charged .sa tas s,srcl ard
mol % Mas Adaline Urmy, the 0A'''
we're unusually intere's.;hs, t.;nHs gsres
Several musical se,eclonu . l,Ou rs,ts
| in fine style; Martie s3lomvud and Johl
lecIlGa' %iI1iams ", cave a lesson in tie s,aps nI
" W,l.,a,ns nnaas. dialogue "Burl'.g1SoI ss1o
School" was given by y.n ~ "b "by Msd
Hawkins and Carrie Mo,e.'pp ses p,tss
SlGn M;nbss, oy Wv RYAN and Freddie Ha, EnI'
cludipg with . dialo!aa0r r S ana HofS
die, Willie jackson arr rnrrassuted BY
res MoTrow, ~ on behalf sft{', Of 'hs 'eBsH, eBBss,
Minnie Bud, John ela EeL Lspssl!
Willie O'Neill anu h.s.,onaancsdp
Ih,d hoan parfeCt IL attehN