The Penn's Grove record., 1905-05-26
Penn's Grove School.
Nav %. 1905.


DEAR EDITOR: AS customary the
school closed with the annual exhibit of
the work of the pupils. Both the teach
ers and the pupils greatly appreciate the
lnterst shown by the parents and friends
who came to view the work of the year.
The following is a list of the visitors
whom we remember seeing: DIR. and
Mrs. R. B. Stephenson; Rev. and Mrs.
Arters, of Delaware; Miss Emma Eckles,
Mrs. George House, Mrs. Carver, Mrs.
Fannie Kidd, Mrs. VIM. A. Summerill,
Mrs. John M. Summerill, Mr.. John w.
Trumbull, Mrs. Arthur H. Green, Mrs.
Charles Hewitt, Mrs. Lena Barnart, Mrs.
Belle Shourds, Mrs. Fannie Pedrick, Mrs.
VIM. Strimple, Mrs. Carrie Dolbow, Mrs.
John Hare, Jr., Mrs. Emma Sailor, Mrs.
Rodenbauch, Mrs. Corson, Mrs. Simon
Cunningham, Mrs. Bowler, Mrs. I. Fish
er, Mrs. Charles Flate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Stobbe, Miss Sarah Summerill,
Miss Emma R. Summerill, Mrs. Lydia
Parsons, Mrs. James D. Torton. There
were present quite a number more.
AS the result of the interest taken by
SO many parents during the year, the at
tendance has been very good. The re-
port of the promotions and attendance
will be i'll next we 9k's paper.
The annual Baccalaureate sermon will
be preached by Rev. r. B. Stephenson,
D. D., on Sunday evening, May 2S, at
7:45. A large attendance is desired to
listen to this sermon since it will be the
sermon of all the year that will have
special reference to education. We know
that Dr.. Stephenson will give us some
thing specially good.
The following is the program of the
Commencement to be held in st. Paul's
M. E. Church on the evening of June L,
at s o'clock. Everybody is invited to be
present. Admission free.
March.
Prayer, Rev. R. B. Stephenson, D. D.
Salutation, A Milestone,
Charles G. Leonard.
Recitation, The Last HYMN.
Jennie F. Peterson.
Music.
Essay, Labor Omnia Vincit,
Anna Shoemaker.
Essay, The Significance of the Unintended
Charlotte f. Montgomery.
Music.
Recitation, Contentment, Thos. Raine.
Valedictory, American Citizenship,
Frank w. Broadway.
Music.
Presentation of the Glass by the Principal
Presentation of Grammar Grade Diplom-
as and High School Diplomas by
the Co. Supt. James A. Wentzell.
Music.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Points made by Frank w. Broadway
1893, Charles G.. Leonard J409, Jennie F.
Peterson 1891, Anna P. Shoemaker 1888,
Charlotte E. Montgomery 1872, Thomas
W. Raine 1852.
The lowest anybody could make and
pass, i. e, required to pass 1870. The
highest that could he made is 100 points.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Grammar Grade Diplomas are granted
Alice Garrison, Florence Trumbull, Ed
ma Turner, Robert Kidd, Harry Whitak-
err, Ada Dalbow, Florence Mitchell, Ray
Kidd, Howard Cline, William Summer
Ill, Jos. French Hillman. A~.4,hIeI
PRIMAR school GRADUATES. ~ II,
The lame of those who receive certi-
ficates are, Grace Sailor, Hannah Went
zell, Theresa Alcorn, Frank French,
James Morgan, Eliza Lowry, Frank Div
er, Powell Craig, Milton Dolbow, Emma
Holmes, Marie Lippincott, William Mat
lack, Helen Leap, Mabel Burton, Altha
Johnson, Katie Burke, Ethel Armstrong,
Elizabeth Diver, Olive Mattson, Virginia
Stephenson, Myrtle Davis, Verna Hugh
es, Elsie Rodenbaugh, Anna Rowe, Edith
Alcorn, Merriam Ingram, Lizzie Robin
son, Agnes Nary, Charles Comfy, Howell
Montgomery, Earl Shape, Ermin Grier,
Lee Sparks, George Morris, Fred Sum-
merrill, Fred Gentieu, Walter Barber,
Morris Scott, Earl Corson.
ISAAC R%IssMILLER. Prin,