National Republican., 1883-02-28

9I 9In,iie, LIE, sohooli recitation, "Ihe HapRiest iand,
Mitchell; composition, "Tbe Village Blacksmith
IIierome Taliaferoi reeitaNons, q selection. from
"Hiawatha," Massey Mallam, aud THE Arrow
and the Song" Percy soule; song, Excelsior,
school recitations, Victor Galbraith," Howard
GSls and THE Wreck Of the Mespers George
tation, The Turnip," William Expert.
SoHooL No. 9, GRADE No. 8,
Miss E. NJ. Pitts, teacher, gave an interest
ing programme as follows
Chorus, Psalm Of Life" school recltatlons,.
pf hGRs slRs Sn9
| with guitar, Mgnon IIlke; recitation, Skeleton
in Armor,", Mary, Webb; composition, " Hia'
Famine" Oon9 .scauon; solo Beware" with
guitar May o'Reilly; rectations, Village Black
aue pa Ella KrusR and sso ISn
recitation "old Clock on the Stair" Annie Cliff.
School No. 3, GRADE No. 8,
Miss Florence Pike, teacher, gave an order Of
exercises as folio ws, which was oXcellently
rendered:
Recitation, 1.-THE Rainy Day." Charles .wiberi
chorus, "Excelsiorn school; recitations, some!
/ thing Left Undouen Charles Bailey; "The Day Is
| Done" Sidney Moulthrop; Sketches anecdotes,
! tions, "Plgasus lii Pound" Hugh Kelly "The
Builders" Willie Grimes; chorus, psalm Of Liie'
! school.
SCHOOL No. 4, GRADE No. 8,
4
ing attractive order of exercises:
Opening song The Village. Blacksmith"
school recitation, psalm of Eift," several phi.
pills reading, short biographical sketch Grace
| Darlington and Maud Garner; recitation, "The
| Arrow und the Song" Emily Mccoy. topical rec
tation school; recitation, "Th9 Buildeisn C4rre T
| lor and RcnA Shuster; recitation, " The Chill
dren's Hour" Graie Avery; quotations, all pu-
pits recitation Poet and Children" Laura Fest.
SCHOOL No. 5, GRADE No. 5,
Miss r. G. Boeser teacher, gave II programme
attractive and interesting rs follows
r1SdT 6nS RgacT 9H uu cnSm Smde4
7, citations, "The Emperor5 Birds Nest james
Craudoll solo ARROW aud the Song" Annie F.;
Craig; recitation, "Reaper and the Flowers
Matte C. JGmkins gn9nons C'Xty 3y y ngmGS
"Rainy Day" lin Gcrman), Minnie f. Spgngler;
chorus, Psalm of Life" school,
School No. 6, GRADE No. 8,
Miss L. Connolly, teacher showed IN excel
| lent portrait of the poet, and upon the black
board were the following notices.: BE q
hero in the STRIFE" Act in the living pres
cnt," 1--WE can make our lives sublime,'
Learn to labor aud to watt The programme
was as follows:
Chorus, "Thc Psalm of Life" school; recitation,
"Chidrcns Hour" Alice u. sumner; essay, Long
fellows Life" @. Fred True; dell nnec Otes, vol
untccrs; solo, "The Rainy bay Voluey Eaton;
recitation. THE Rainy Day. Mary H., hA9yley,;
Lizz Gallagher; recilations, The Boy anu nc
Brook" Mary J.. Wohliarth, and "The Old Clock, !,
Edward T.. Lewis solo, The Arrow and Song" /"
nor Ogden, and Castle bnilders," EiWurd \. Con;
ner; essay, birds of Killmgworth,' Arthnr +.
lion, Home song" Henry V. King Solo, Good
| Night George White; Rotations Unto the
silent Lana" a. L. Bolinger, aud Excelsior" >.
| Chester Reid solo, "Serenadc," Mary l.. Bennett
reoltu,ion "Wreck of Hcsperus," liulcno II. Clark
solo, Beware" Grace L. Noerr; chorus, "Villnge
| Blacksmith" school.
SCHOOL No. Z, GRADE No. 5,
Miss Corneia Lazenby, teacher, showed some
excellent blackboard work and number OF
notices. The order of exercises was as follows
! Reading, Spring" school; recitntious, " llia-
watha's .Childhood," Alexander Ashley; " SAN
dalphon," odyll whipp!e, aud Wreck Of Hes.
Hour" William Chumberlin; rectutions, "W ods
in Winter" Sherwood i. Morgan; The Arrow
aud the Song" Joseph james Ncwyahri "Nillago
Blacksmith" William JOhuson selections from
Building Of the ship" Charles Rodler; Day.
break" Hamilton Fish "Ths Ths 9Dn WINDOW and w.
Wave" Clarence luck; realing, Paul Revero's
Ride" William Ce9ry rsctations, the singers
Henry Hayden, aud The Poet and His song,
school chorus, "stGy, Stay at Home" school.
SCHOOL No. 8, GRADE No .,
Miss Macftrlauc teacher, gave the following
order of exercises
Opening chorus, The Bell, By the SC school M, u
scholars; The Reaper aud the Flower" DO, Dora
Wild The Wreck OF lhc ilespelus, Nellie Jaek
son The Emp r9rs Birds Nes " K9te @ BeeGoSk Sicl
smith, " Kate scanlGn solo, "Thc Bridge" EmmG
Anderson; recalions, "Ihe Launching. Of III!
Emily G. Fought, and The Light of Stars" AieI
llumphrics; reading, Longfellow aud the Chill
fiaaboth ffiS fjS Dsxtsr ag'" Tho Chdre%s Hour EE4
beth AltdorIer and decoration Day. LulI'
Fowler.
School No. 0, GRADE No. s,
Miss b. l.. Pattison, teacher, presented {
programme MS follows;
Chorus Psalm of Lie" school; composition
"Lomgteilow," Andrew Mccormick; recitalons
" Day6l euk,' Jacob R0senheim: The Open Win
dow william Lanhgrai, and EXeeisior,' y Geolg,
McIntee Rotations THE Arrow and tie Song,
Thomas Entwisle Psalm OF Life" Jay Vose, ant
"T"S SeaS 9S RRaaSa
Nature" John Breek The Slngert," Alber
Mcmillan, aud "sone,hing LET! Undones' GGoorSS
Morse chorus, Home Song" school recitations
"The Village BlaGksmth,," :" Early Gore and " The The
; "Tne Wreck of the Hesperusn Jacob Rosenheim
rocItRtions, =" The Poet aud His Songs" William
Walker, and The Day Is Done George Lysight
Roche; recitation :" The old Clock ON the Stairs,
} Albert Mcmillan notices from the poets works
several pupils.
SCHOOL NO III, uhADE No d,
Miss ]. Il. l.. Moore, teacher, gave the fol
lowing programme of exercises:
Chorus, sabbath Song" school; reading
"Children," Lule Jackson; recllations, "Footstep
of Angels" Agnes Meyeri %oral Lesson on Life
J Character, and Home of Longfelow," tenche
) and schools Spring Landscape Mary Riley
, story of "Evangeline," Fronie Watkins, an'
"COuplets on Notices" each pupil; chorus, "Th
BrHse school S0mpGs9nt Be satS sFo IN po tn
! Revero's Ride" Mabel Moore; "Klled nj tn
Ford" Marie Townsend; story Of Miles stand
ish's Courtship" Mary Byram, and children
; Hour Bertha Moore; chorus, THE Grove,
y school,
' SCHOOL No. l, GRADE No. Q,
T; Miss Alice +. Speakc, teacher, presented tn
d following carefully arranged programme:
Opening chorus, Excelsior" school, compost
tinn, "Liio of LongfellOw" John Lnskey and How
G ard Mattingly: rocitations, " The builders" Ne
Barry, and 1.-THE Day is Dome, Willie Moore
reading, paul Reveres Ride" George Mills
IT,; song, 0Psam of Life" school; recitation, VII
d lage blacksmith Charles Bell transpOsltion int
I, lions ''Tho Castle Builder school, and Chi
/ dTen's Hour" James Y. A; Shields; Compositlol
u "Characer Of Longiellow,i Willie Mllleri reca
!; tOn, "Daybreak," Eddie Grafton; song, 9TH
: Builders" school notices, ten in number, b
y selected pupilsi song "The RAIN" school,
= SCHOOL No. 2, GRADE No @,
!. Miss A. Fuller, teacher presented the follow
ing we'll prepared order of exercises:
Song "The Rainy Day" school composition
n "Longiellow," Mabel Coleman; reading, Sc
4 lections from Hiawatha," Viola Hyam recita
tlons, paul Revere's Ride" MyrG llendloy, an
/; Excelsior" Stella Jones composition, " Exec