National Republican., 1883-02-28

Saunders; "Mlles standlah'a eoutlshp," Jennie
Tibbs; "Priscilla's answer" jamie Grant; "Be.
slSnSd snrsh Mr. }s%Ss %Nms: hGw:
"Footsteps Of Angels" by the school,
SCHOOL No. 1, GRADE No. z,
Miss Ella W. Somerville, teacher, made very
handsome display of blackboard drawings
that reflect much credit on the youthful ar
lists A tablet to the poets memory Of
flowers and arabesques, drawn by John
Young, aged 10, was a very handsome piece
of work "The Building of the Ship" equally
as good, drawn by George Williams, aged 12,
and Longfcllow's horse, q capital piece Of
work, by James Walker aged 13, were extra
ordinary for children just beginning TO be
taught while little win Boxley, who helped
to make the handsome border, looked the
artist with his Italian eyes and curls. The
programme in the school was;
Song, LEnvol; reading, THE Building The
Snip SHIP essay Ens.is Johnson reeitations Exce,,
Marry finncy; SThe Bfidge," EuiSiia Wheeler,
and THE Sea Hath Its Pearls" Mary Dekersoni
song Beware" school; essay, ,"Evangeline.",
Bessie Collins essny, Carrie Crouch; recitation,
Something Ltft Undone," Ella freeman; song,
Blacksmith" John syphax, and "Tne Brook"
Christiana Young; reading, Poem, written by a
Ss pS U % SSaahs Sn hs sfTHs b sScTg oS
the Stais."
SCHOOL No. /, GRADE No. 4,
b. Bruce, teacher, in addition to the usual
blackboard drawings, observed the following
programmes:
Music; Questions About Longfellow; !" music,
" Paul lievcrc's Ride" II. Comwell The Poet
Undone," u Jones; ''Daybreak,' C. Foster music;
Quotations from tongfellow," six pupils "The
Chidrens' Hour" i. Ross; music.
SCHOOL No. 2, GRADE No. 3,
Miss A. NJ. Boston, teacher, effectively rem
dered the following programme:
Singing by the school, work, for the Night Is
Coming" recitation by Julia smith, short extract
from Longfellowj composltion by Thomas Jones,
Geneva Belt extract from Longrellow; 81 ging by
the school, Palm Of Life 1" recitation by Fannie
Marlow ,ex'ract from Longfellowi recitation by
Rachel Evans, extract from Longfellow; quota
tioDs by the school, " The Builders" singing by
the school, I" Exercise Song"
GRADE No. 1, SCHOOL No. TO-
Miss E. NJ. Armstead, teacher, observed tho
following programmed
Chorus, at is Not Always May. .Longfelow,
sketch oil lille of Longfelow; recltations, Palm
Of Life" Frank Stewart, aud The Rainy Day."
Mabel Turner story, Legend Beautiful +" Long
girls On parls); reading, "Tho Village Black:
smith," Charles CrUton; chorus, The Truant
Boy" by the school; regulations, "s%anta Santa Flo;
Mary Fleming, and a Rain In summer" johnny
9nandST story % Lady Wentworth, Or panI Re.
members Of school; chorus, by the school.
SCHOOL No. 10, GRADE No. 1,
Miss NJ. L. Brown, teacher, very nicely rem
dered this programme:
Music, by school object and language lesson on
the bust and portrait of Henry W. Longlellow;
first stanzt Of The Village Blacksmith" +. Cole;
second stanza of The Village blacksmith Hat
tie Mcintosh; third stanza of The Village Black
smith," Hezekiah Haskins fourth stanza OF - The
Village Blacksmith" Cora Harris; music; object
and Language Lesson on the poets house; fifth
stanza of "Thc Village Blacksmith" b. james;
seventh stanza OF 1.-THE Village Blacksmith"
Charles Bowman; eighth stHn2a Of The Village
| Blacksmith" 9. Wilkinson; music; quotations
| from the poet by the school.