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ing, Success" Mollie Amss solo, Rainy Day."
perus" sarah McNnityi "clock on the stelrs,"
Bessie Hill; solo, ARROW and the Song" Rena
Sharpe reading, "vinage Wedding IN sweden, s, n1
done" Bessie Holland reading, "Longfellow's
Last Letter" Katie Howe.
School No. 8, GRADE No. Q,
Miss NJ. w. Burchard, teacher, presented the
following interesting exercises:
Chorus, Spring wishss,n schools reading, Paul
IongfeliowH William Crulkshenk; recitations,
short selections @ twenty pupils reading, 6l nMi
Charles Chatfold chorus "The RAIN" school.
School No. @, GRADE No. 9,
Miss Mary Buckley, teacher, gave an excel
lent exhibition with the following pro-
grammc:
Opening song, 1.-THE Brook and the waven
SCHOOL, recitation, "Thc Wreck Of the Hesperus"
NJ. Rolin Stubbs; recitation, The Childrens
essay, I" Life and Works Lulu Green; solo, THE
Rainy Dsy Jennie C. sn rsHdihg F!sS
from Eyangellne," Jennie L. Webster; recitation
Skeleton ~ Arnor" EuStacia y. Boyle reading
Legend from Morlluri Sautamus," Zne III.
Crocket; recitation, Excelsior &. Edgar Brain
ard.
School No. 0, GRADE No. @,
Miss s. f. Sparks, teacher, presented tho
following well arranged and carefully pre-
pared programme:
hOuulng, 'lWlllg0t,' ECnOOl. feCltutlOn, Ing
Open Window" Rudolph d. sohwlckardt; roclta.
ton, "The Bell of Atri" Frank j. Soxton reading,
KILLED at the Ford" Charles p Kindebcrger
recitation, "Thc Rainy bay" William W. Ryan;
| information from all the pupils on the life and
writings of the poeli chorus, "say, Stay at Home"
school.
SCHOOL No. 8, GRADE No. @,
Mrs. NJ. II. Nevitt, teacher, gave the fol-
lowing interesting programme:
Chorus, Spring Eyening" school; original
tation, " The Arrow aud the Song" Julia Walker
| recitHtions of couplets, SCHOOL, original essay,
Longicow's Home" Lillian Marshall rcCita-
tions, The Chldren's Hour" Matte Slowen
chorus, 1.-THE Rainy Day." school; reciations,
"Excelsor," nine pupils; The Singers" Fannic
Moiltt; reading, "A Village Wedding in sweden,
Kae rower Daybreak,h Amelia Roth "Tho
Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" seventeen schol-
ar, AID "a Legend" from Eyangeline) Grace
| Whitaker
SCHOOL No. /, GRADE No. =,
Miss L. G. Kimball, teacher, gave the follow
ing excellent programme:
Chorus, 1.-THE Arrow aud tho song,' school
mUttuts, half of the school story, with reading,
EyaHEgIlmS SS JGnss g & Bnret reS,tstiSn'
| with reading, " "lliuwatha," l.. Wistar Barker
motoGs, hall Of the school; story, with reading,
facts and incidents OF Longiellow related and
some shorter poems discussed school; chorus,
| "lhC Chlldrons HOUR SCHOOL.
School No. 2, GRADE No. z,
Miss NJ. McGill, teacher, rendered the follow
| ing choice order of exercises:
| Opening chorus. Psalm of Life" school; read
| Ing, LOngiellow's Last Afternoon with Chill
dren,," Jessie Eatoni rccta!iuis, 80 The Open Win
dow Bessie Einondsi Ny Lost Youth" Jennie
Frances Catlin composition, Lougfellows Char
aeSr" Amy MotwReri1Inead wiIl reeISati0ns sHi %T1c IN
Hour" Maud Pike solo, 1.-THE Bridge" Jessie
Fannie Pierce, and Twilight" Kate Barclay
position "LouglelIow's Home Life" Mary Charles;
reeitations, priscilH's Answer" Sarah Harstall;
! Mature" Rachel Barnett " lliawatha's Child
hood" Mary Babcoek sundalphon,' Belle Mac
Lean, aud Toe BUILDERS Ada Head "The
Brooklet and the Wave" Ella Bor!and; reoIta.
Village BncKsmith," Nellie Bar;e; MY Arm
Chair Emma Carver and Success" Nellie SAL
mOni solo, THE Rainy Day." Olive Weller.
SCHOOLS Nos. AND 8, GRADE No. z
Misses NJ. Ella Morgan and l. NJ Bartlett
teachers, gave the following excellent pro.
grammc:
Chorus, Psalm of Life" school; essay, bio
graphical sketri, Edward sturtevant; recita.i ions
Tine Cour,shiP Of Miles standish,r BeriC
HfhES Gas ey Ned ssxtSn
quotations, selected pupils; song, Rainy Day.
;emiehorusi recitatons " Birds OF Killingworth,'
" Emperiors Birds Nest" Philip Sawyer; essay,
1.-The Old Clcck on the Sairs," Jenneuiie Nelson
recitauons, The Builliug Of the Ship" George
Johnson, and THE Famine" Edward Fenwick.
SCHOOL No. 6, GRADE No. Z,
Miss VI. A. Croft teacher, presented the fol
lowing interesting and instructive pro.
gramme;
Chorus psalm of Life" school; recitation
paul Revere's Ride" Emma Bellies; biographical
notes, AutOinetle Nguhnus; recitation, Some
thing Left undone," i. Barry; solo, Beware,
andine Brooks; recitation, "Emperor's Birds
Nest" NJ; o,pea; Iiogaphic9I noies, NJ Chayes
ing, Biography of Poets Home" Emma Bellies
chorus, ,,SeTenade' school; recitation, "Vilag(
Blacksmith" Minnie H0llander; Biographical
Notes. Clara Ashley; recitation, "Achieyement
Through Effort" N. Casey Biographical Notes,
Jessie Reed recitation, The Arrow and The
Ross; rectntiOn olties" A. McKnew; reading
Wreck of the Hcsperus," L. SUNNY " Bographi
Land" Kate spading chorus, "The Bell. - school
recitation, "1'wo Locks of Hair" NJ Griinn; read
ing, old Clock on the Stair" Grace Muirhead.
SCHOOL No. l, GRADE No. 8,
Miss N. d. Crane, teacher, presented tn,
following excellent and well prepared pro
grammo;
Opening cxercies-Talks upon the life of Long
fellow, samuel Johnson, Bernard Green, Thomn
NoyeS, Frank Brown, and Charles Petersonj re
@H S'e o Of me e
Roy Jones; history Of The XrcadIans9 johl
Howard okie; discussion, M "The Puriians," Al
drew Stewart story, "liiawatha," Frank Church
: reading, "HiawathR-'Famine,' Richard HALEY
explanation of "The Legend, !" Ralph Aplin; ESSAY
Contemporary Writer'S" Arthur Hodgkins.
, SCHOOL No. g GRADE No. 8,
, Miss l.. b. Holbrook, teacher, gave the follow
! ing well prepared order of exercises:
A brief account OF Longfelow, several pupils
! chorus, Lives of Great Men," school; quotation
4 by pupils; recitation, 1.-THE Beleaguefed City,
/ Laura Morsell; essay, True Victory" Addi
/, Deaver; recitations from "Wayside Inn" Misse
.. Watt, Fenwlck and Cnrman chorus, d" Excelsior,
sSSGS css essay fassy scaSSS
recitation, "The Warden OF the, Ginque Ports,
Mary Stodder solo, The Bridge" Florence selby
recitation, :" The Arm Chair" Sally Rnthbone
Q quotations by pupils recitation, THE Emperor
Birds Nest" Annie Wood essay, study" Ma
dali; chorus, Something Lett Undone,"' school
! Lamb; essay, "Ambiuon," Clara Marsh sole
Agqes 99s bassSSy Sy pSp SIsa,
: paul Reyere's Ride" Edith Houts recitation
chorus, " Stars of the Summer Night" school,
/, SCHOOL No. 3, GRADE No. 8,
Miss NJ. p. White, teac her, presented the fol
' lowing excellent programme:
Chorus, Excelsior" school, recitation, "Goblt
of Life" II, q, Fisher recitation, Famine" l..
Whitaker; Quotations" each pupil; song "Arrol
and tue Song" J. II. Wiley; recitation, "King Rot
ert of Society" L, Il, Queen; recitation, "Skeleto
| in ArmOr," l, U. Townsend; chorus, psalm q
. Life" school.
!. SCHOOL No. a, GRADE No. 8,
d Miss II. i. Schimmeltennig, teacher CAV
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