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The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, December 1882

Volume 3 — REPORT OF CHAUTAUQUA NORMAL EXAMINATION—1882.

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To the members of the Chautauqua Normal Class:

We present to you the following list of names of those who passed the normal examination. The highest honors are awarded to

Emma C. Brainard, Chili Station, N. Y.

Mrs. Anna K. Knesal, Slippery Rock, Pa.

Henry S. Jacoby, Memphis, Tenn.

All of these presented papers without a single mistake, and therefore marked with the maximum 100. They will receive the first prize in equal honor, each a copy of “The Treasury of Song,” published by C. R. Blackall & Co., N. Y. Thirteen other papers closely follow them in merit, being marked 99½. We have placed the names of these sixteen persons deserving an honorable mention at the head of the list, but the names of the rest of the class are not printed in order of merit. Diplomas will be sent to all the class as soon as they can be prepared and signed.

John R. Pepper, Memphis, Tenn.

Cornelia Moore, New Richmond, Ohio.

Sarah J. Hough, Antwerp, N. Y.

Mrs. Amelia Currie, East Carlton, N. Y.

Mrs. G. D. Marsh, Union City, Pa.

C. A. Knesal, Slippery Rock, Pa.

Kate Ayres, Dover, N. J.

M. M. Stovel, Avon, N. Y.

Nellie Munson, Ravenna, Ohio.

Eugene Simpkins, Kendall, N. Y.

Julia M. Guest, Ogdensburg, N. Y.

Francis L. Proctor, Canton, Ill.

Carrie A. Ingersoll, Canton, Ill.

We have marked opposite your name in the following list of graduates the number at which your examination paper was marked. If you desire to have your papers returned, please to send to Rev. J. L. Hurlbut, Plainfield, N. J., your post office address and six cents in postage stamps.

Mrs. R. B. Powers, Richmond, Ind.

Mary S. Young, Ripley, N. Y.

Mrs. C. G. Wood, Beach Pond, Pa.

Millie T. Stone, Batavia, N. Y.

Mrs. Minerva Perry, Brownhelm, Ohio.

Mrs. Ruth P. Nixon, Brighton, Ill.

J. M. Crouch, Jamestown, Pa.

Mrs. Elvira A. Walsworth, Lake Mahopac, N. Y.

L. D. Beck, Franklin, Tenn.

Mrs. Mary Lane, Batavia, Ohio.

Ernest D. Sweezey, Corry, Pa.

Mamie E. Utter, Birmingham, Mich.

A. D. Wilder, Chautauqua, N. Y.

Mary P. Whitney, Wagon Works, Ohio.

Maud F. Temple, Sugar Grove, Pa.

J. B. Webber, Springville, N. Y.

D. J. March, Corry, Pa.

Mrs. J. G. Doran, Dayton, Ohio.

Bessie Eddy, Chautauqua, N. Y.

Maggie A. Huston, Winchester, Ill.

Cora Howe, Centreville, Pa.

J. E. L., Columbus, Ohio.

G. B. Marsh, Union City, Pa.

Mary H. Lowe, Springville, N. Y.

Mrs. P. A. Cross, Friendship, N. Y.

Emma J. Wood, Cheviot, Ohio.

M. E. Truesdale, Summerfield, ——

Sara Gouldy, Newburg, N. Y.

Mrs. M. P. St. John, Madison, Ohio.

J. T. Leming, Dayton, Ohio.

Sarah M. Newton, Flint, Mich.

Mrs. J. N. Bolard, Bradford, Pa.

Minnie Reeve, Farmington, Mo.

Mrs. J. B. Webber, Springfield, Ill.

We congratulate you upon your success in your studies, and upon your membership in the Chautauqua Normal Association. We hope that you will come next summer prepared to take the Chautauqua Alumni Association, and hope that you will next summer be prepared for the advanced normal examination, and a seal upon your diplomas. The list for required books for this course may be found in Chautauqua Hand Book, No. 1 (revised edition), which will be sent to you upon application, enclosing a three cent stamp.

Sincerely yours, J. H. Vincent, Superintendent of Instruction. J. L. Hurlbut, Superintendent Normal Department.

Plainfield, N. J., Oct. 1, 1882.

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