Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-05-26
Public School Exercises.

NVuhhIltils our
worthy Mayor himself examining The
5 scholars in Mathematics and Algebra,
f al" ne expressed himself as being
Q very much pleased with the general
proficiency of the classes.
, lhey also were very well trained in
! ""lagram' English, u new system
taught IN the schools to teach the chill.
"rrn the principle of constructing sen.
fences in good English.
, The following will show who amono
''e scholars applied themselves closely
70 ''cIr studies and distinguished
themselves at the examination.
All pupils making an average 90 OF
Tor the session including the final cy.
animation are catered upon the first
roll of honor.
An those entering after the first
month of the first term, and those
averaging 30 for the last term tour
and a halt months including final en-
animation, are entered upon the Sc.
coRd honor roll =
Misses Mamie Briagcrs. Dora
hroWn, Mary Baker, Ellie Carter, Cla.
I" f"Scr, Annie FAINT, Ruth French
NFacc French, Annie l.. Hardin, Lille
i'aroll, Edha Holman. Rebccca ,Jarua.
Gun, Fannie Minor, Mary Minor. Su,
Peterson, Carrie Peterson, Dora Rigg.
Anne Scott, Maud Yates. Masters
THOMAS Brown, Finis Carleton, Frank
Footc, George Ilaucnstcin, Julius
klauS, Eddie Owens.
SECOND HONOR ROLL.
Misses Sue French and Ruth .Jonos
Masters IL. y. Minor, ir., aud Julius
Ma'1' w. p. MINOR.
Principal.
Medals Tor punctual attendance and
perfect department were awarded 10
Misses Mamie Bridscrs, Clara Fascr,
Annie Lou Hardin, Fannie Minor, Sue
Peterson and Dora Rigg.
Miss Mamie Bridgcrs, having COM
pIeted the course prescribed in thc
school, was awarded a certificate Of
proficiency.
The concerts Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day nights, under the management of
Mrs Feb Holman were very largely at
tended, and there was not room enough
III the capacious hall to seat all.
PROGRAMME:
TUESDAY. MAY %, 1883.
Piano Quartettc, Wild Flower March,
Misses K. French, NJ. Baker. X. Bridyrrs
ana A. ScIlcck, w, Boyle, Cornet.
"DollicS Dear" ,
Misses 4. Hardin, C., J%arnIgin, b. Barnes. !
". l.u1i, =. B~oggess, j. Boggcss. I. Sci.
leck, NJ, Minor, II. Jones and n Cline. |
Piano Solo, Variations De Concerto :
Miss Mamie Bridgcrs. 4,
"C~olumbia."
Misses 4. SeIleck, \. Clark, A. Hardin. +. ,
Brewer, l.. Cline and h. Marx. J.
Vocal, 81 Feel Thy ANGEL Spirit."- y
Misses A. Gilkcy, d. Brown and j, Bowie.
Recitation, "Kentucky Bcllc.n ,
Miss NJ. Yates. e
And Hes Got the Money, Too" |
Miss l.. Hardin.
Piano Duo, "Spanish Dance"
Misses a. FAINT and +. Holman. .
Pull-Bark." !
Misses VI, Bridgcrs, s. Peterson. l.. Trim
Bile, II. Stokes, Z. Doty and NJ. Hunter. u
Piano Quartettr, " Maidcns' Blush II
Waltz"
Misses NJ, Baker, NJ. Minor, A. Ellison and \
+. Jarnagin.
Vocal Duet, ''rhe Land ofthe Sailows
Misses Il. French and \. Ellison.
Recitation, "Thc Widow" 5
Miss A. FAINT. e
Goods in Council"
c. Carter, lnez Boyle, +. Jarnagin, NJ, I
Stokes. and J. Klaus. E. Owens, Il. Al II
len, j. Barnes, i. Footc, &. |IIaUeu-
stein, i. Brown.
Piano Solo, CarIotta 20 ka,
Misses Il. Jarnagin, f.. Holman and Mr.. Y
W. Boyle.
Chorus lilly RcIls"
W.. Il
"N' 49, 1000
Overture, "Mucttc DrPortici." .
ineos MIN y,. W. +
0,in,,Ipno,,,.n :
uissos sclianE u pp'r,,.' ~ n.
T.. Boggess, T. se,Icrk, r., Bush and
/. Hardin. II
pi,po Dprt, sSi,ror T,runo,n n
Vis.as u i"'nP''' Q
~ " "''"sc's'
VISITORS from Stroy Land D.,
i ~ ., m,lor' r. LiarIl!, =, JSrhaslh, H. 81
:. pm G,tti,u III, ~, N,u.p II
Miss l.. Hardin,
Misses D Brown. /. Giltry Il IIolm,n o
and \. FAINT.
Nocal Solo, %Mcrri'y | Roam.' y
','u" ~
Misses 4, Tapt rartar T. 'niorain q
Garter, c. Peterson, ). French, |. Boyle st
~ ",.,o"' :,
800" 't'" '.''S VI '~l'ih5