Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14

charge Oh the CLASS IN ildtntHidtlcS- fTo-
fessor Fl. B. Otis. primary deparl lnent and
physiology; Professor j. II. Vaughn. Ian
guage and geography. While this school
is county normal IL has been granted the
privilege of issuing state certlhcates. and
like our normal of last year. this school is a
grand success. No better class of educators
are 10 be found in our state than in
Montague county. With her natural school
advantages, and supported by such an able
corps of educators as Professors Roberts,
Parker, Otis and Vaughn are known TO be,
Bowie'S summer normal can be nothing
less than grand success.
SHERMAN, June 1O.-The Austin college
cadets had company competitive drill this
afternoon. Company A won the medal over
company B. James Hall won the individual
prize. Hall is of company 4.
BHLToS, BELL COUNTY, June 10.-The ex-
ercises at Baylor college yesterday were
Joint session of the college literary socie-
ties. In the absence of Col. George
Millersh, who was to deliver the literary
address. Dr. w. D. Powell of Saltillo,
Mexico, was substituted. At night
the grand concert by the school
of music took place. when the
following prizes were awarded: Piano, first
prize, gold medal: Miss Julia Boren; second
prize. silver medal, Miss Jessie Patterson.
Vocal. the Tyler memorial gold medal,
Miss Clossa Dennez. Theory, prize book,
Miss Susie Galloway. Ex-Governor K. b.
Hubbard this afternoon delivered the
commencement address, Among the
visitors the following are noted: Col. II.
c. Edrington. Fort Worth; Rev. Tully
Chaice, Kilgore: DR.. J. P. Tucker, Overton;
Rev. K. T. Hunk Dallas; Miss Lucy Ruth
erford, Milford; Mrs. B. n. Boren and
Miss Jessie Prather, Dallas. The eXer-
cises closed tonight with banquet.
This school is not u local affair. There are
~ Id. oil MIC of
Texas, tie Panhandle included.
SHERMAN. Ten, June. 10.-Niss Belle
Camp of Groesbeck was to-day awarded a
5000 piano at Sherman institute, the prize
for the best pupil in instrumental music.
Vernon, Wilbarger county, Tex.-A col
ored church has been organized here with
twenty-five members. The little flock will
be herded by Rev. /. Fontaine.
OvERToN, RUsK COUNTY, June 12.-Hub-
bard college will close 4 most successful
year on the 10Th. 1t is coming to the front
under the management of Professors Leve-
sey and Ramsey. The London high school
closed tonight with an exhibition. a great
many of our citizens attended the com
Increment exercises OF Alexander insti-
tute al kilgore this week; they report u
grand time.
DUFFAU, ERATH COUNTY. June 12.-Trus
tees have been elected for the ensuing year
at this place as follows: G. &. Wood, G..
c. Major and James Bryan. Duffau has a
good two-story school building. and enrols
between one hundred and fifty and two
hundred pupils No teacher has rs yet
been employed for the coming session.
What we want is Il teacher who is willing
to continue the school after the public fund
is exhausted
GRoEsBECK, LIMESTONE COUNTY, June
12.-Niss Belle Camp of this city, who
has been in attendance at the Sherman fe-
male institute the past session, was there
awarded her for superior proficiency in
music. Her many friends of this city re-
joice with her family over the fatterina
testimonial of her worth and accomplish
ments. She is the daughter of the late DR..
A. G.. Camp, who for many years repre-
sented this county in the legislature. She
was met at the train by the Groesbeck
cornet band and many of our citizens.
Misses Minnie Morris and Annie Swain |
also arrived on the morning train. They |
are young ladies of rare attainmentS, and |
their many friends welcome them to the |
home circle again = The GroeS- |
beck high school closes to day. Profess |
sors Clancy. Wyatt and Morris have given |
entire satisfaction as teachers. The same |
can also be said of their corps of assistants |
GATFSyULE, CoRYEIL COUNTY, June Ii |
Evangelist W. a. FARRELL of Dallas last |
night closed one of the greatest revival |
meetings with the Baptist church which |
Gainesville has ever experienced. Nearly |
sixty were added to the the Baptist church, |
nearly all of whom were by conversion and |
baptism. Among the additions are leading |
citizens.
MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, June |
l3-Five young Hebrews We're con- |
firmed yesterday by Rabbi a. Meyer in the |
presence of large congregation. The GER |
emory was very interesting and impressive. |
Those confirmed were Moses Holland, Nose |
Grosman, Sol Weisman and Misses Tessie |
Kalish and Madaline Kahn. The synagogue |
was beautifully decorated for the occasion. |
MCKINNEY, COLLIN COUNTY, June |
13.-Coupty Attorney G.. Il. Smith |
left to-day for Austin. He will deliver the |
alumni address.
At the Christian church an interesting |
meeting is being conducted by Elder j. j. |
Lockhart.
There is a fine meeting at the Baptist |