The daily gazette., 1882-06-27
CLOSING ExEROIsEs.
Programmes Of schools No. Q and No. Is
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Programmes Of Schools No. Q and No. IS
This Afternoon fty 4-rc
Owing to some misunderstanding a large
number of persons visited school No. o this
morning to witness the closing exercises of
the different rooms. They were tempo
rarily disappointed as the performances were
set for this afternoon at o'clock Messrs
]. Hilton and N. c. Sample, of the Board
of Education, and Superintendent Harlan
were in attendance. The programmes of
the different rooms were:
iti' Room No. Eva X. Cooling, teacher--
singing, "The Dog and the Cart" school
recitation, "a Little Big Man" W. Guthrie;
recitation, THE Ihdolent Girl,p L. Conner,;.
recitation, "Wee Bit Lassie," r. Townsend;
singing, 'Chickery, Chickery, Chick, school !;
+ recitation, "Robbie Valentine" by school; ;
recitation, 1.-THE Naughty Baby" s. Muhl-
hausen singing, Tangled Curls" fare
well address, r. Townsend.
Room No. 2-M. E. Carpenter, teacher
Song, "In Our Merry school, !" class recita-
y tiOn, ga Little Girls WISH" BERTHE Weyl :;
recitation, stWhat VIII / Be 2" Lille Pen
nell song, "The Bird Carol" school reci-
tatiou, "The Figures" /" nine girls recitation,
"a Boys Lament" Walter Lowden song,
"Cherry Time - recitation, "Dolly's Dress, .
Lille StOckle; recitation, "Bertie's Secret"
Elsie Horn song, "Fisher Boy" school !;
recitation, "Good Bye," Gertie Abele.
Room No. 3-Ella R. Provost-singing,
Correcting Song" school recitation, "Who
Stole the Birds Nest 90 school singing
"Little Ones at Home;" lesson in tables
first class singing, "sleep, Gentle Mother;'
recitation, ''What I'D Like to Be-" eight
little girls singing, "Away, Away"
SRI Room No. Ar. j. Davis, teacher-sing
ing by school, "Come When You Win ?
recitation, Harry Stoeckle, saturday Littl,
Jim )" singing by class of girls, "Il
Leave Thee, Dear City p reading, "The Pit
and the Hen,' Bertha Pelham lesson ii
weights and measures /; recitation, "Gont
to the Sea Shore, I" Mary Thompson singing
by school, THE Bright Waves are Dancing;'
reading, "Daisy and Grandpa" A. Weldie
singing by girls, 'Summer's Gone"
Room No. 5-Sidney A. Wells teacher
song, "a Welcome to ALI" address of wei
come by Earl Mills; recitation, by school
"Sheridan's Ride ,, song, "The Warrio
Kate Griffith song, by a Glass; a fayorit
sentiment from each pupil; song, ''The Da
Star is Shining"
Room No. 6, Mary L. McCaulley, teacher
Singing, "Twenty Lovesiek Maidens,
school recitation, "Be Careful What Yo
Say" Bessie Collins; reading, "The Ne,
Minister" Maggie Wilson song, 9Th
Torpedo and the Whale" school reading
selections from Patience" Samuel Denny
song, "The Magnet and the Churn," school
recitation, "Beautiful Things, !" Laura Muhl
hansen recitation, Samples" Charlie
Gibbons; song, ''If You're Anxious for t,
6hine," school dialogue, mind Your owl
Business" FIVE boys and one girl; recita
ton, "Jemima," Clara Watkins duet
"Prithee, Pretty Maiden," Pauline Christ
and Samuel Denney; singing, "When G.
Out of Door," and Farewell" by tn
school.
SCHOOL. NO. Is. ~
Particular efforts were made by the teact
ers of School No. 13, Pine street abov
Third, and an excellent programme was al
ranged for and carried through this aftel
noon. 1t will be published in full to-mol
row. Frank W. Reeve represented tn
Board of Education, VIM. Kyne being uu
able to attend