Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-06-29

NJ Ihohas academy. ,e..rth an
nual commencement Of this aca'emv took place
% Thursday evening, the Plain, which
was attended BY large and appreciative au-
dience. The exercises were beid in the spa
cious school room Of the bpu3;,g recently
erected By the direction Of ibsi,d;cs in charge
ofthe school. Fer the e.,,a.,,;z...,,oe ,pcsts.
the historical drama, Marie Antoinette,
had been prepared by tie voung ladies' II
was admirably rendered with ,ouching eject.
The principal part had been intrusted to Miss
Pauline Ab"llr who perforated "Maric Antoi-
ne'te.' With a heart fall of deep feeling, she
infused into her whole soul a paihos that
'gliiiered like the morning star full ollie,
brilliancy and happiness Miss Mary +.
Barber, as Maria Teresa" with uplifted
eyes and extended hands invoking a benedic-
ton upon the young queen, hoping her desi-
ny was for brigh, diadem gave highly de-
hghuui scene. Misses Wtrv Clark and Adele
fassett we're much admired for the forcible
manner as sisters Of the queen, encouraging
her not to allow her private feelings to mar bel
bright destiny The other characters ven c
sustained in a manner very creditable Se,. Fl
eral dialogues Of comic nature were intro. II
duced TO diversify and entertain. Niss. ri
Pauline Abel, Mary Barber, Mary Cl,tk "a,
and Adde Daley were particularly fortunate aa
10 bringing out the visible faculties Of ,h,- pr,
ft. "a. ~
fine selections. both instrumental and vo,, cid
showed great proficiency in that part oft5e III
entertainment. Misses Adele and Glars F,.. an
sett and Miss Mona Thompson drew mssy sch
enromiums for the sweetness aud accuracy Of Al,
their performances. ace
Awards Of merits, consisting Of books and Of
a medal were distributed by the Rev.Ap heal
Heating to the successful asprant Mis- IND
Addie Daley received the medal Rev lain tear
II Finnegan being particularly reqqe,;re to cbe-
make tribute to the evenings enjoyment By seasc
an address responded very briefly to the inyi.
tation He said he could say nothing more C.
in commcndation approval and praise Of SAYS
what had just transpired than was ALREADY in bI''s
the minds Of those present-but one sentiment -,
could pervaie, and he was sure it had Der.
;,..Ie ;,,t,. ,r,o mia. pan
general feeling Of gratfca.i ion at the literary
and muscsl test the young Ladies hid upder-
gone ,h0wing the result ola whole YEARS IA w
Dor The different paths of information He
dgat for short while on the ADVANTAGES of '''''
school discipline and training and trusted '''''
tt The institution would continue TO prosper P,''"
nd hc was sure the ladies under whose care Z !,
was were eminently qualified to Keep il to ",
Ie standard Of first class school The cy- nr' +.
cses concluded with a song "gooi NIGHT .il.
which all the pupils plrriepatsI. This ,roa,
As followed by general com nnghg Of pa o,,,.,
'us and friends Offering congratulations to E. !.
young ladies H.
.''Ss' Po'''o" OF the company ''iz'd shortl
on the opportunity for dance, ard as the ,ount,
"d dispersed, they took possession ofthc r.. ...
DR. and the whirl Of the merry dance lent .o,,,l
attractions TO a large number fr several ,,.l',
"e "'H's"el = ''''" persons
rs who presided vt the piano ii Intervals H.,..
he Misses Neale have ze,lousIr cadayore
a number Of years to make their soIo1l an ,.-...,
tuition acceptable to the peoge Of our .l,rr,
manity. They have striveB 9ag and n,r.l..
to form the tender mind "a yrae SCI maj. ..
and usefulness aud consdetag that Of ..snon,
first consequence to society, her have Il I'm H.
on IN the glorious work Of rsiiiag the ,,,i,. ,rs
ig, and many young ladies ar pwlooS- two as,cs
back with gratitude for tia aaaI pre- and r,,
incolcated, supported and @rlhed by -, !, !
AIKEN and deep erudifion, .tra- PENNY