The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-03

TOOnc.
The past week has been an cventful one
| for Toone. 1t had perhaps more visitors
than on any former occasion since it has
been town. Mississippi, Arkansas, Mem
phis, Brownsville, Jackson, Bolivar and the
surrounding villages, and country were rep
resented by friends, who cana here to Wit
ness the closing exercises of Prof. lIudson's
school.
During the process of the examination
several teachers were present ameng whom
were Profs Price, of Bolivar, Futrall, Of
CloverPo t, Mcdaniel, of Henderson, and
others. TO test the fairness and thorough
ness of the examination, the patrons and
teachers present were invited to examine
the different classes several of which were
examined almost entirely by the visiting
| teachers, and the case and readiness with
which they answered the questions, solved
the problems, or demonstrated the theorems,
illustrated the efficiency Of the work. and
the advancement made during the session
fast closed.
The elocution was remarkably good and
highly appreciated by the audience. "IIor-
atius at the Bridge" recited in concert on
Thursday morning, was enthusiastically APP
plauded.
The entertainment of the Clionian Socie-
| ty on Wednesday evening was well attended
The participants of the exercises acquitted
themselves in such a manner as to reflect
/ IL
The Clionian Society is now recognized as a
valuable addition to the Institute. a very
large audience assembled early on Thursday
morning.
Hon. Casey Young was absent because his
presence in Washington City was impcra-
lively demanded to attend to some local
measure, in which his constituents are deeply
interested
The annual literary address was delivered
by Rev. Frederic Howard, D. D., jackson,
| Tenn. DR.. Howard is native of our moth
er country, England, he came to America
about ten years ago and is now welded to
the South. lie is a true Southern gentle
man in every sense of the word. lie deliv-
cred one Of the most able addresses it has
been our fortune to hear. His theme was
the art, Science and Literature of the Flu
ture SOUTH To cover this broad sSbje it
required nearly three hours, but the appre-
ciatiye audience listened with profound at
tention and interest to the entire address.
His powerful eloquence as an orator was
ardeIitly admired by all.
The annual exhibition came off Thursday
at 81 p. M A we'll filed house greeted the
young performers, and no pains had been
spared either by teachers or pupils to make
the last hours of the school term the most
pleasant. With declarations, dialogues,
songs, tableaux. &C., the evening was spent
in a very delightful manner. Each acted
his part admirably, and the ease and grace
with which they performed, elected praise
from all and showed ;hey had been thor
oughly instructed.
Thus closed successfully the third scho-
lastic year of the Toone Institute. Under
the management of such able and thorough
teachers as Prof. Hudson and his wife it
cannot fail to be one Of the best schools in
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