National Republican., 1883-02-28

window" Nellie Fisher; "The Arrow and the
school; extracts from the psalm Of Life" Cora
ipGnnoy "TSs Rainy PSy Mary A
Girl" Nellie Lesdi1shan; Extracts from The
Language Lesson, sShsgi. Musical" The Village
Blacksmith" ecn0ol Upldee," solo and duet,
Bessie Mills, Evelyn Carrier
SCHOOL No. 10, GRADE No. 2,
Miss +. b. Fairchild, teacher. AZ this school
the decorations consisted of illustrations of
Longfellow's home, the anchor on the sea-
shore, and Hiawatha, while the following
notices appeared upon the blackboads Life
is Real" Life is Earnest" "Act, Act" " Be
Up and Doing" Build To-day, Strong and
Sure" e Each Thing in its Place is Best"
The exercises were as follows:
Recitations-" Daybreak," Anna Dove, Addle
smith, Fannie Kaufman, Eya Young, Marie AZ;
Pauline Hills; The Poet and the MIL" Hester
Callisher; selections from "The Builders" Bette
sigEe1r The Co., Two Angels" Agnes D!t,ieh Y MG
ME Levi; Santa Filomcnu," Frances Bunayires !;
Excelsior" Florencu Humes The Nun of Nj.
Ss,S Anne Hurley best porbS 6sS
recitation Snow Flakes. Alice Yates recitation,
Christmas Bells, Lille Baier; song, ., Hemlook
Tree; recitation, the Boy and the Brook, Annie
Graham, Minnie Norcom, lille Wise recitations,
"The Brook und the Wave" Alice Mutt "ro
stay at Home is Best. Carrie waldkeonning;
and Seiic tu BetH @ "a "a Day Pf Of sSnshine % Blan6e
strasburger; Daylight AMI Moonlight" Mary
SUMNER reading, Account Of h!ngiello,wy,s
First Poem, Ada Hinsiey; Conversation
on LnnFfellow and HIS Home, sch9ol;
man !" selections from The Birds Of Killing
worth" Ber,ie DUNCAN and Maud Brouner from
prelude 70 "Wuysde Inn" Lizzie Ceywood !;
"The Building Of the SUPP Rosa oppenheimer,
Flora Monrop, Maggie Gheen, klorn Hudson,
Mabel Bromwcil, Mary Robinson, Minnie llecht,
Blanche Hook, Lola Stone, Theresa Misine and
Lille Poultoni recitatlons, The Fountain, Ellen
Collins; The Arrow and the Song, Josie Dewitt;
dNe %eG6 q e HSsPsi oES% Sake Es
Sunshine, Sylvester; "Rain in SUMMER" Sadie
BrainOrd'; Autumn" Nellie Reynolds.
SCHOOL No. q, GRADE No. 4,
Miss NJ. l.. Walker, teacher, presented the fol-
lowing interesting programme:
Song, school; "The Children's Hour" NJ, Drown
row and Song II. Wells; "Tho Wreck Of the
Ilcsperns,n L. Deyan song, school; Killed at
l9G FYrd NJ Lsqnsshhng Of s6U NE
"Tle Village Biacksaith," n MagTadcri tx
ie EBdons e. cspe9 spes
" Mr.. finnie,s Turnip," b, Millrick; "Aiteroun
in February" L. Noonnn; The Old Clock on the
school; paul Rovere's Ride" f. Kelly; AN
April Day." a. slevers "The Day is Done," X
DicChesney; song. school.
SCHOOL No. 10, GRADE No. 4,
Miss Marian Chadwick, teacher, presented
the following interesting programme:
Song Song OF the Bells;" sketch of Lougfcl-
Clock OH the Stairs" reading, by Pierre Lewis
description of LongIelow's home, by G. Taylor
King; song, "Thc sea Hath Its Pearls;" "1he
Vlllpge Blacksmith," recitation, by j. Hannen
" The Old Arm Chair" reading by James Locke
doles OF LonglGilow, by C. Bartlett; song, ,"Thc
Arrow and the song; Daylight and Moon
ioSh reGita'i2n' by j. NAV Raywiingi M song song from rom
Wave" recitation, by X. Macdonald; Wreck oi
the Hespcrus," recitation, by w. Mack; miscel-
lanequs recitations and readings, By members oi
the class; song.
SCHOOL No. II, GRADE No. 5,
Miss S. X. Merrick, teacher, had its room
decorated by blackboard drawings of "Tht
Emperors Birds Nest" by Frank Line
"Thc Old Clock" by George O'Connor; "ThC
| Village Blacksmith" by William Kennedy
Longfellow's Study" by Cadwallader Dyer
81 Shot an Arrow Into the Air" by Frank
Line; "Thou, Too, Sail On, o, Ship of State,
| by G. Dyer; sin an Oak / Found the Arrow
Still Unbroke," by William Colman; Excel
sior," by C. Dyer; "Longfellow," by William
Kennedy Goblet of Life" and "Wreck o.
the Hesperus," by w. Colman and ii. John
son, and Longfellow's house and porch over
| looking Charles river, by Allen Moran. Th,
exercises were as follows
Singing, "Rniny Day" and "yllage Black.
smith" recitations. "Childrens Hour" Percy
Andrews; 4" llappiest Land" A. SchlOtterbeck
Wreck of the Hcsperus," T.. Moonj Luck o
| Ingersoll; "Waltcr Wonder Vogelweid," II burgess
| "Snowlakes," IL. Nixon; "RAmbulu," l.. HeroI
aud II. Jenks "Hiawutna," w. Coleman anC
| phantom Ship" NJ. Mediord. Life of Longiel
| low by. W. Monlton account Of his first Ioem b!
J. Poynton; Building Of the Ship" by ten boy
| and whole school. Stunzas from other poems.
SCHOOL No. g. GRADE No. 3,
Miss f. IL. Tichenor teacher, presented thu
following order of exercises:
Longiellow's life, essay, ], shindel; recitation
| Chute; recitation, j. Moulton; reading, W. Ne
| Arthur song, school recitation, A. Mccormick
recitation, L. Davis; essay on his death, c. stet
son.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL No. ],
s. John Thompson, teacher, presented thu
following blackboard decorations Henry w
Longfcllow and residence of Longfellow," Th,
Village Blacksmith !" "The Open Window,
Excelsior" Hiawatha's Childhood" KIM
Robert of Sicily, Paul Revere's Ride" 18th,
Building of the Ship" Let Him Not Boast,
all of which were exceedingly we'll executed
The programme of exercises was as follows
Singing, school; reading" The Emperors Bird
Nest" ". Rich; reading, "Priscilla's Answer,
Messrs. Emery and Spedden singing, school re
citation, Tine Building of!he Ship school sing
kins reading, Excelsior" g. Stockman gym
nastcs school; duet, The Bridge" Messrs. Sker
rett aud Stockman.