National Republican., 1883-02-28
|ScnooL No, d, GRADE No, 2,

SCHOOL No. Z, GRADE No. 2,
Miss s, !. OlphOnt, teacher, gave the follow
ing bead tifully rendered exercises:
Song \ " Isalm Of Ii e. school: recitation,
" DayOrJ ak" J. skecn, Frtd Nogt, Eugene Brnd-
bury, ON lndo Ros. Richard Dugan, Walter Ed
wards linton Edwards, Edward McGinucsS,
Harry IL urCh reCnatiOu, "The Open WniOw,h
0. Ro, recitation, " Mr. F.nneys Turnip," W.
Cunning ham; recitation, The Chidren's lIour,"
James - inny recitation, THE Arrow and the
Song" IL l0udo Meyer.
SCHOOL No. g, GRADE No. .,
Miss VI ary ]. Davis, teacher presented the
followilE interesting programme:
OpCuiI y chorus, "Suty, Stay ut Home" by the
choo; | ccltation, " Mr.. Flnney's Turnip," Hqr.
M NlI Hug; rcCitAti N, "1hC Brook and the
drSe" Annie Rosenhcm; recitation, "Chil.
"L1k Il lOra Neuhnus conversational exercise
taiio6S lows liome aud Lie By school reel.
Townsri) 'callon, "Cnidren's. Hour Agucs NJ
Mary q ID recitation, "X\hii &c B9csS;smi,hi"
horus, Psalm Of liie,' b. the school.
,,,.. :, SCHOOL No. o, GRADE No. 9,
Fiilo,.i, NJ. Fisher, teacher, presented the
g instructive order of exercises:
ton loyl Longfelow-namc, where lived, occura
Nnmpe for CHI ldrcn, when die, how old. Home
"ChitdrJ why impottgnt view. r citations
SON sod 1t selection from psalm of Life, L. Nell
|Mr. FIA ction from Psalm of LIZ" J. PJtbury;
noy's Turnip,' II. Long.
,,,.. ~ SCHOOL No. /, GRADE No. 3,
doror % VI. Bichl, teacher, presented an or.
p,,. Xercises as fOllOws
T-ndsrwJ ion, Mr.. Finney's Turnip" Russell
Paul sd 'od reading, The Poot and His Songs
Colon II evens recitation, "Children's Hour
John MdGei quo,atlon, - PoVerty ah'i bllmllnSSss
and His IiNIhy; cohNersall9u on LongieiioW
"SJmetl Home" teacher and school recitation,
ing. "Tl ling Len Undone," Henry Bradley; read
cGG, cSotns d, "TRc Bridge" Morris Lamm9nd ;
"Daybrl Stay, Stay at Home" school; recitation
Builderslak," George Dorsey recitation, THE
~ iIOwn r1 Wilson, rppitntDD hIhp Arrow
IsIfcn ORHsS RssS,as SGaDo recitation The Fannie"
,,,-. - SCHOOL No. 9, GRADE No 8,
atttactiI ttIo York, teacher, gave the following
porI,a I;e programme:
HALEY ioni he MIN NibtiHge blaGEsmith OK nun, Lio
nrayi m nj a; recitation, "Rhymes" Algae l.. McGil.
M@IId Scitaton, The Old Clock on the Stair"
GiSSSil0 SRa2as F"rhS Ghildrcn" Gsrio J. ipivis
tionai Il THE Rainy, Day. school; Converse
ton. "Tl xeIcise on Longieiiow' sehooI reclta-
SStny SdDaybreak," Maul Il. srnvos; recitntion
Arrow alay at Home school; recitation, The
"A Day I'D the Song Kate L0mborn; recitation,
of Lie, bf sunshine" Rene Barr chorus, Psalm
| school.
-, fcnooL No. 9, GRADE No. 8,
nd ~: ~. w. Hollister teacher, had prepared
~. poo,,o ,entcd the following programme:
Harry Harry lions, 1.-THE Old Clock on the ,stars,'
| Suii and lrmes; 1.-THE Open window" blanche
son SChll The Brook mud the Wave" Frank Glib.
SSCntrleyl )rus, Rainy Day. school. Rectations,
| Middieti," ;" Charles Parker, and Singers" john
yersatioln short selections, sixteen pupils; con.
lion "T lal exercise LongfellOw school; recita-
ing, "T d Charles River" Albert Winner read
| BaSitatilhe Village Blacksmith" Daniel Walsh
yeres Rlns, twilight" Enie Dicej Paul Re.
Home, de," owen HowensIein; stay, Stay at
munds GnTOh 1 y & en tUut iTS y 81 W,
and His " Chliureh, hurry Almes ne fneI
Harry 7 fines. iI chorus, "Psalm Of Lie, school
nj " SCHOOL No. 4. GRADE No. 3,
MemOrl - - III Wv
friends ~ I iS, SiS vi i"Sn W
10 ljxercis es:
sbnrt ItGio1mme-oponing 80 chorus Beware" class
iiiHstratlk about LongiGllow and few anecdotes
for him lng his interest in children and their ov,
uespefuI's S Hour" Belle Gibson; Wreck of thC
Of lie H." ii. Brown, aud mottoes from Psalm
T'The i1 ]. Riley, G, Stone, and j. Barnes song
Rest Memlock Tree" cluss; recihtions, " Iht
hhqGG, SIN, RI ). baFion; "T6G Old GccE'S NJ Hi
aThe Legend Beautiful Isabel al GSmp
Tercsa he Arrow and The bH,,i song%r class s.
LHnd G6k DeSisch and M H" ThG village BPIf BPRSf
4. Lasier.
49,, :, School No. 5. GRADE No. 81
,rnI iI' soi A. Paul. teacher, gave the following
"I, ~ Ected order of exercises:
ReeiISiJ Jphical notes aud short quotations, school
ID. Simdhs- ,.iri brook unu ihe m"Esi Liall "
nj The BIRD aud the Ship" Walter b. IIar.
RiHdenouhe Old Clock on the stair" BERTHE 7
Hal chiiGros GfiHT %a Hoar S i9" aryey e
oainteF1 Sit 4; "Durlal of the MinnlsInk," Fred
| ianEins "WreCk OF the Hcsperus," Thomas $
Thomso1 "Thc Village Blacksmith,n Tracy N
j lam II }. Reading, Paul Reveros Ride" Will
chorus. cimr Harvey singing, "a Psalm of Life,
SCHOOL No. 9, GRADE No. 3,
olaor miss +. Spackman, teacher, presented a
oiu'' exercises as follows:
ChoruJ :, c., Co., =, ,,,,,,o ;, ,o,oo, r0ot,o
R3pinds, RTidG,e X Psalm of Lie" Mary Llunioi 9TH
lie BBrul Jane Edwards; Rain In summer Liz
rI1rSnnppiic r1S LAT; "Curfew," Marie Dookery; Bio
RAINY DFow and the song Gordon Daniels "Ih
The StaI1y," Cassandra Sibey; The Old Clock o
Mcflqr Nc Isq ~ James Barber "fhe builders Ann
. i'Tbc CI Notices, selected pupils recitaton'
Old Cloc ildrens Home" Ella Davidson "Th
/ ot thc ia on the Stairs" james Barker; "kille
BIasSsmlrd,n George Keightey, aud The NillGg
OF life, lth," Frank Mulnall; chorus, a Psalm
" school,
,,- - scmooL No. 7, Grade No, 8,
@ @sitnS ~ Ira Stutzman showed the usual draw
.'k1 "Pbn the blaclb oard and the tOlOwin
; ,a,,,or, Let us then be up and doing" Joy
hCe and repOsc," and " Slam the doc
as follow no'e' P''s'" We
rdhySSSIr,islon, "The Arrow aud the Song Ell
: Longeil Talk with pupils about the life
V4nS 4nnS tmIyers selections from Psalm of Life,
s,nitS - trhey; selections from "Tho Village Bacl
isWn'c hlice Antony; selections from THE ia
. t'bildFem Blanche Andersoni selections from I'm
| Niiiswatls Hour" Emma Moran. Composition
tatiSns' Ilas Childhood Kate MeMonigle rec
I NnaWT ,Snrt of "liawAthR's Childhood PAtric
EnUicSr part OF iliawatha's Childhood" Mimi
: ~ "a Short quotations by Teresa Casey, Mar
b | AUnn ~ rfrie Reed, Helena ROeser, Mary Murph!
y hr'aI . iught and Lizzie Pulaski. Song "Day
ohool.
BcuooL No. s, GRADE No, 3,
i,,l inasn =, he L. smeder, teacher offered the fo
!, ''m'"6 1rder of cNercises
4 Jr'y y I'tg "IOngiellow's Last Day with the Chi
4 / ItTsnd Ia c. Thompson; reCitauOns 90 The Brool
. . Gnsn vlhe Waye,h Lillian NJ. Roche and "Tf
; I Ia, gludow,n Bertha A, Landgiafi choru
tou ~, by at Home" school; reading, compos
spsoi,n il.ungfelloW, Cecil Il. Mckee recitation
n Z Ii.ht =" M Lie" by nine pupils; reading, "Iw
n | Davh E1ay J., Wallace reellNtions, " Ihe KAN
y nJ"y,,trIohily T. Long, and " The Childrens Hour
, ib g \ H. Koss; song, "a Wind Came Up Out
. TiVuc"is Annie H. Cumberlandi recitation, "
4 ''""'' lTurnip" Grace l.. Allschu.
{. 49, BcHooL No. 8, GRADE No. 3,
,r anlss il. Mann, teacher, had selected al
!. PiVson d effectively the following programm
Is 4. iro w "winler, Adieu" school; reoItatio
3" pi"cts II Longiellow," school reading, villa
I" poSfllth," Charlie Leonard; recitation, ~
le choTusNand the song PHILIP AIthmainspeTg;I hnoi ps;
yro5in.l u0Hi Tue brook aud the Wave Joseph GodrI
ic"it"ii, ~ Building Of the ship Henry EMO
g Tnvus b. " Building Of the Ship" Truman Abb
't.Iiaauuoo Messenger Of Spring. school, readiT
=, | nNnidc, Dfeamh Paul Thomas recilatlons no
y, n,nnbaT Nhood" John GodduId, and quotation
m rectgG4of boys chorus, " Milkmnlul schO
~ 4. HIS, The Castle Builder" oryllle e. Ba