Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-06-28
VACATION HAS COME.
A LONG EARNED REST FOR TEACH
Err AND SCHOLAR.
Closing of the Public Schools-lnter-
esting Exercises-Teachers and
Scholars on Vacation.

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The Boys Grammar School closed to-
| day with appropriate exercises. 1t is a
deplorable fact In this department there
| is no assembly room, and the exercises
have to take place in one of the school
rooms, which, when filed with the schol-
ars, leaves no room for visitors. Boys
promoted from the fifth to the sixth
grade are James Burton, Clarence John
son, Harry Johnson. Harry Letournau,
Charles Pindell, George Sims and Ben
jamin Watkins.
From the fourth to the fifth grade:
Frank White, Logan Cresap, Carlisle
Schryer. Arthur Ward, George Parlett,
Allen Bryan, Ira Upton, Macbeth Nc
Cusker, Frank Evans, Ned Duval. Rob-
ert McVarish, Randall Strange, George
Mace, Charles Mace, Joseph Russell,
Roy Jones, Leslie Klakring. Vinton
Dove, Joseph Jewell. Huburt Brotz-
man.
From the third to the fourth grade:
Simon Goodman, Edgar Porter, Joseph
Arth, William Herold, Walter Martin,
George Mitchell, John Frantum, George
Rawlings, Walter Fieseler, Fred. Dam
meyer, Harry Pindell, George Taylor,
Eddie Hopkins. Joseph Jones, James
Small, Guy Gable.
From second to third grade: Harry
Cox, Leonard Watts, Euw0Od Upton,
John Collins, Herbert Cole, Daniel Da-
Wis, Jesse Fisher, George Fieseler, JOS
eph Green, Harry Green, Arthur Ja-
cobs, Clarence Kelly, Daniel Jacobs,
John Kelly, Charles Lamb, Thurston
Lowman, Charles Lowman, Thomas ia
c0bs, Isaac Machin, John Martin, Wal
ter Rullman, Harry Schreyer, Charles
Stewart, Richard Stone, Herbert Nor
rjs, Louis Green.
From the first to the second grade:
Chares Crawford, William Ennis, NAL
colin Gibbs, Roy Griffin, Oliver How
ard, Martin jackson, Jas. Porter, Rob-
ert Smith, Harry Schultz, Thos. Sands,
Everett Taylor, Oscar Upton, Garland
Waters.
All OF the boys passed most credita-
bic examination. In the second grade,
the boys passing the best examination
in test spelling of fifty words are Charles
Stewart, Richard Stone, Jesse Fisher,
Harry Cox, Harry Green, Ellwcod Tip
ton, Earl White, John Martin, Daniel
Jacobs, Charles Lamb, Louis Sans and
George Fieseler. In the second grade,
three boys were given books for faith
full attendance at school, George Jacobs
and Daniel Jacobs not having missed a
single day for one year and George Fiese-
Ter, who only missed two days on ac-
count of sickness.
GIRLS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The Girls Grammar School, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Dorsey, principal, also closed to-
day for the scholastic year. The FOL
lowing interesting programme was rem
dered by the school l. Song, my Ccun-
| try 'Tis OF Thee, ,"by the school. 2. Read.
ing, by Miss Mollie Lewis. 8. Concert
Reading, by the 7th grade. 4. Song,
"Hail Columbia, (" by the school. 5. Re
citation. Miss Edith Strange. 8. Read
ing, Miss Fannie Prospect. Z. Song,
"Blue Bells of Scotland, y by the school.
8. Quotations, by the 9Th grade. 8. Song,
bye, Baby Bye,n by the school. 10.
Reading, Miss Gladys League. IL. Quo
tations, the 4th grade. l2. Song, Jolly
Girls. by the school. 13. Quotations,
by the 3rd grade. IA. Selections, by the
End grade. Is. Song, 'VacatiOn Time, y
by the school. 16. Selections, by the 1st
grade. IL. Song, "The Boy and the
Bird" by the 1st grade. Is. "Home,
Sweet Home" by the school. Miss
Emma Wolfinger, of the second grade,
Miss Mamie Brady, teacher, stood up
in very difficult "spelling match" In
separating, teachers and scholars wished
each other in turn a pleasant vacation.