The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-06-13
ScW99l pEpaECtHENG.

Miss Mary Worthy OF Jonesboro
has Il good school at ~LaIrinburg; and
Miss Mary Wood Alexander of Lin
colnton calls her school"The Bee Hive"
-AIessrs. W. NJ. 4 ID. s. Kennedy
have opened an High School at War
saw.
Miss Mary, daughter of Hon. II. T.
Bennett, took first honors at Nashville
CTcnn.) Female Seminary.
Miss Jean G.. Gales has been elected a
Teacher of the Raleigh Graded School.
II 40 doubt to the qualification of the parents
who have little lasses to train there.
Miss Rosa McCorkle who would have
graduated at Peace this session was adj
vi-,i By DIR. Haywood to give up study
for the present, Uu account Of her health.
The Uatchman says her rapid pro
gress III Music ''unquessiJnably stamped
her a genius
We have read the address of Col.
W. H. ). Burgwyn before the pupils of
T. j. Il W. ID. liorner's classical and
mathematical school, at Henderson,
with much interest. 1t is printed in full
in the Goti-Leaf, and by what we hear
was very handsomely delivered, The
Colonel was a gallant ex-Confederate and
was very neatly introduced by a brother
in arms, Col. w. II. Cheek.
Miss Maggie Merrimon. Miss Pat
tie Mordecai, Miss Minnie Rodgers.
Miss Ellie Haywood. Miss Mary Deve-
rcuN, Miss Mamie Pomcroy, Miss Cora
Ward, Miss Kate Williams, Miss Annie
Williams, Miss Mary Hinton. Miss
Jennie Hinton. Miss Nellie Manly.
Miss Jennie Hill, Miss Carrie Ihrie, Miss
Ella Holt, Miss Lizzie Howard. Miss
Daisy Ruflin. Miss Lula Fries, Miss
Miss Alice Wilson. Miss Re bccca Col
Inns and more pretty girls than we haze
type to name, attended Oh pei Com
mencement, and danced and smiled
every bit Of Logic, Law aud Learning
out Of the recollection of the students.
nj their aiders and abettors.
A graduates Concert was recently
given in Wesleyan Hail. Boston. by
Miss Linda Lee Rumplc COT Peace In
s%titute) assisted by Mr.. y. ID. Turner.
The following programme was BRILLIANT
ly performed: Concerto in E-hat. op.
% (lirst movement Beethoven; (Or-
chcstral parts supplied on second piano.1
Lovclette IN ID, Op. p. No. >. ~chumann;
Impromptu in A-llat, OPP. 81. Chopin;
Spinning Song from Flying Dutchman.
Wagner-Liszt Ballade in A-flat. Oh.
u, Chopin; Adagia from Concerto,
Beethoven. with second piano.
Schcrzo in b flat minor, OPP. 81. Chopin:
Concert Etude, ..Nlaestoso.'' Turner:
Concert Etude, Waldesrauchcn." List;
Symphonic Poem, "Phleton." for two
pianos.
Commencement exercises of Wesleyan
Female Institute, Stauuton. Va will
occur, ID. ", as follows: Friday, June
I'D Sp. M, Final exercises of the Lee
. Jackson Literary Society. Saturda,,
June Esd, Public Exhibition Of Art De.
partment at Institute. Sunday, June
9th, II a. III. Annual Commencement
Sermon. Sunday, June 24lh, 5 p M,
before Young Ladies Christian
Association. Monday, June 18th, :. M
Final Soiree, Instrumental and Vocal
Music, conducted by Prof +. Louis Ide
aud Miss Lizzie j. Daniel. Tuesday,
June 10th 5 .. M, Closing commence
meut Exercises, awarding Distinctions
ana Medals, comforting School and full
Diplomas and Degrees. The exercises
Of the 23d occurred in College Charel,
all others in Opera Hall. VIM. 4. HAIR
RIS, President.