National Republican., 1883-02-28

chorus, wandering Song" school reading
ton, "Children's Hour" Guy Moore; chorus
willie winters; chorus Village Bells" school
SCHOOL No. TO- GRADE Noe,
Miss i. NJ. Bishop, teacher, gave the fol-
lowing progromme;
Chorus " Song of Praise" school; recitation, life
of Longellow," schools reading "Childton's
Hour" Mary singer recitation, " Flowers" Anna
Babcock chorus, Psalm of Life, school recita,
Light Of Stars" number ofpuplsi chorus, g For;
get Me Not" school; recltati0ns Home Song
pSS, GiI BfSs5 cSSas S
iectiOns from Kefamo', number of pupils, sud
Psalm of Life,' number ef Fupiisi chorus The
Bee" school.
scnooL No. /, GRADE No. 4,
Miss VI. j. Sampson, teacher, displayed the
usual illustrations ON the blackboard, with
the notices, "Tho Best Medicines" and
| achievement Through Effort and Success"
| The following beautiful programme was rem
dercd:
Reading, Tho Wreck Of the HespeEus," Everett
smith, James G.lln, ITO the Charles River,
Robert puryis and "somethin{ Left Undone,,,
| Robert s. Carman; chorus. " Psalm of Life,
! school recitation, Tho Childrens Hour" Dnyid
! W, Could; reading, The singers Edward !.
wilson, recito!ons, Beware Erederick T ,,y: w.
| chorus, school; recitation, The Brook and the
Wave" Carl W, stodder reading, "a Legend"
/ u
! q. Alien; reading, !" The Dny Is Done" W. Edgar
prall; chorus, school recitation, "fhe IIapp!est
Land" !. Farnham swayzGi reading H. "a a,L lie.
ror's Birds Nest Herbert V. purmun; reading,
Lady Wentworth" Minson A. Hayens: song,
reading "Iongiciiow', Last Afternoon with tie
| Childien," Robert j. Carman.
SCHOOL No. ., GRADE No. 4,
Miss Theresa McGill, teacher, gave the fol-
lowing choice order of exercises
Chorus, " Palm Of Life" school; recitation,
steps OF Angels Annie Cock talk about Long;
lcliGw, sChO recitation, " The Clildren,s Hour
Mamie siGddaTi SOLO Bewarc Ega MaihSw. naHMiI
duet, 1.-THE Cuckoo Ggrte Rice and NJ mic Nor;
rice recitation, The Wreck Of the ,H,,srgrns,1 y
Mary burke; recitation, "Tho Arrow aud the
Song" school; chorus, "Buttotcups aud Daisies
school recitation. "Ih9 AImSRaig" Ersie Me Nc,
| Purkhurst; chorus, Excelsior" school.
SCHOOL No. 3, GRADE No. 4,
Miss Ella Mcmahon, teacher, showed upon
the blackboard the following mottocs; Let
the good and the great be honorcd even in tho
grave - " Let us then be up and dOng;'
Learn to labor and to wait p " BE noble in
every thought aud in every deed"
Being ull fashioned Of the self same dust,
Let us bo mcrciful as well us justW
The following interesting programme was
given:
Chorus, "Tho Arrow and tho Song" school
Conversational exercise, school recitutiJns, The
Open Window" Emma Culver; " Mr. finncys
Turn!p,' GeHrge Craft the Builders" Claude
| Beardsley; chorus The Child's Augrl,' school;
quotations, given by eight pupils; Iecialons,
{" "Daybrcak" school; "CniidrGI," George Conn ;
Twill ;ht" Banghe Lowe The Chiidren,s
| Hour" Mary Mclean; chorus, "a Psalm Of
Life, school.
SCHOOL No. 4, GRADE No. 4,
Miss Sue G. Hickey, teacher, gave the fol-
/ lowing excellent order Of exercises:
song, The Brdse," by eight girls signii 4
reading, Longle9w and the ChildrIns sich2Oii Z
| port recitatUus Birds OF Passage" NJ. Callahan;
hTne singers Marion Lilly, and The Children,s
school: recim,ion!, Reinforcement Through
Effort" May Reeve Rainy Day. Gertie Calla-
han, and "DnyIreak," charlotte Molher' head |;
Stars" May Hoover, and KILLED ut the Ford"
c. Motherhood; choru,, Beware, school; reel
ing, {" The Psalm OF Lie" q. Callahan; rccia.
lions, Twilight" Alice Poole; Afternoon in
Ec6rn9Ty A. Andgri'n lmS ,, Arrow .GS%o ana the
" Excelsior" school III the chorus; BOgra phicHl
sketch Cdrotta MothcrhcadsC q imposition, Marion
Liileyi chorus, " The Village Blacksmith"
SCHOOL No. s. GRADE No.. 4,
Miss s. V. A. Shields teacher, gave the fol-
lowing thoroughly prepared programme:
Recitation, selection from Child den' school
1n. I@ S SdESd SSdS crty s vasc
Blacksmith" Henry BATES, aud "Mr. Flnney S
Tuinip,,, George Summer; reading Visit Of Four
"0ldClock 6n Stairs" Charles iilbournc, and
Builders" Frank stNrkwen,her; short quota
perns" aS Harry Groves, Rainy Day., Edward
Whlttermore and ARROW and song," Arthur
Shelton; reading, anecdotes of Longfellow,.n -
Eugene Ha1ard, and "Faui Reveros Ride" Ar.
lingion Pit, william MGzE, J2hn Mnss3n,
/ Frank HpTrOn. chorus. ~ Psalm of LIFE school,
ScnooL No. g. GRADE No. 4,
, Miss NJ Z. Chase, teacher, presented the fol-
: lowing beautiful order of exercises:
Chorus, " a Psalm OF Life" school; Conversa-
ton on the Poets Life" school recitation, The
,, The Village Blacksmith" Albert Chalnod solo
, The Arrow and the song" Lolita Mills reciu-
, tions, something Left Undone," Iyanhoe Joehnm;
q Stay, Stay al Home, Ny Heart" school and
, "Daybretk," lone Tucker seml.chorus, Excel
. siOI,n Anna Cooke, Mary Hopkins, Charles Bryant,
and August Won B!ycr; reclta!i9ns, the Build.
! ers," Mary Creyeling; Tho Wreck of the Hes
perus,' Hattie I!ammett, and "Ghidren" Mary
: The Rainy Day." Hattie Hammetr; recitations
.. "The Cumberland" Charies Bryant "Tne Reap.
Charles Ritter chorus "lhe Brook and the
Waye," school.
8 SCHOOL No. Z, GRADE No. A,
Miss ]. McWilliams, teacher, presented the
|; following interesting programme;
!, Chorus, Psalm Of Life, school Facts AbGr
hGnglsoT SCHOOL Teeitssiom "PSyRWGsk
= Douglass reading THE Wreck of the lIesperMs,
: Janharo Power, and STORY Of Iongieluw's Eirs
: Poem" Toner Richardson recitations, "Mr. Fin
= neys Tu nip school, and "The Village Black
smith" George Spechti reading, "a Legend JOhr
. | Taylor, and position-Lonfellow, Georgt
) | Knycnaugh recitation, "Thc Brook and III,
Wave" Louis Rosenheim reading Paul Revere,
school recitatons SELECTION from Childhnod ;
n James French, aud 1.-THE Cuildren's Hour" EliShl
Taylor; reading, The Old Clock OH the Stairs
Mahlon CunninghRmi rccitations, "The Rainy
. Day." Toner Rlcnardson; selection from lhl
c Buildingof the ship" James Donnclly; aud "rh
= quotations and notices, selected pupils; reading
), ''Iliawathu's Childhood" Toner Richardson re
Q citation, achievement Through Effort" Edwar
II Casey.
a School No. s, GRADE No. 4,
3 Miss NJ. l.. Rodier, teacher, presented tn
d following excellent programme:
= = Opening chorus, "a Psalm of Life,n school
= reciatiOns, Christmas Bells" Lena Joung, an
"The BRIDGE Cecilia NJ Edwards; reading
,. " Compositions on LOngfellow" Mary Leech
- TecatiOns, "The Old Clock on the Stairs,
= Blanche Kittlc, and Twilight" Margaret O'Deu
y solo, DayhrCak," Maud NJ. Cross; reading, " Tx
II celsor," Jessie Dean recitation, The Rain
Song" Mary LeeGh reGitations, whittier,
" ers." Fannie r. Fillebrown.
= SCHOOL No. 0, GRADE No. 4,
!" Miss Effe ROdier, teacher, gave the followin
I'y beautiful programme
3 Opening chorus, THE Psalm Of Life" school