National Republican., 1883-02-28
FIRST DIVISION.

HENRY n. CoPP, SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL.
In this division the exercises were of espe-
cinl interest and in the various schools the
attendance of visitors was quite large many
prominent persons being recognized in the
audiences.
SCHOOL No. 3.-GRADE No. ],
Miss /. +. Hershey, teacher, presented draw
ings of Longfellow's house and q portrait
of the poet, and il may be said that these two
subjects were to be found treated upon the
blackboards of almost every school. The pro-
RTammc Of exercises was as follows:
Recitation, "The Arrow and the Song" First
stanza, Walter Wilson, second stauza, William
Wooicott; third stanza, Robert woodsurn; first
Itsnza repeated, school. Recitation, THE Mills OF
God" Eugene Asieli e0nyersationG lesson, Long.
hon, "Mr. Finneys Turnip," Arthur Garner quo
taton, Elmon Burton.
SCHOOL No. 5.-GRADE No. l,
Miss T. l.. Mccartney, teacher, presented
the following programme, in the rendition of
which the little children acquitted themselves
exceedingly well:
school; recitation, ITO the Children" North
jenkins Observations of Poets Home all pupils,
sCheiI Language lesson, ION thoPoels Portrait"
all pupils; recitation, the Maiden ana lhe
WSGHTeTcSs TySST eomSs IsotS92bT t@9 bS
Minnie Ockenshausenj recitation" The Arrow
and the Song = sghSSoi recitation, Tho lid
Nlteht lUt llht runs NHiIhtolhtl NN'h'
SCHOOL No. @, GRADE No. l,
Miss A. j. Lewis teacher, offered the follow
ing order of exercises:
Recitation, "Iho Rainy Day" Jennie schwck-
ardl recitation, afternoon in February" Pearl
Teresa Gttings; recitation The Arrow and tue
Song" Flora ECCard conversational exercise,
Longiclow's life, by the schools chorus, Psalm
of Lile," by the school.
SCHOOL No. Z GRADE No. /,
Miss Mary McWiliam, teacher, gave the fol-
lowing interesting programme of exercises;
Conversational exercise. ON Longicllow aud his
school; recitation, "Chldrcn," Louis May reel.
iation, "Twilight," Percy NIoGiuei recitation,
break seysSn pnps. f" ieeitaIion Village BlacG.
smith, John Bralv selection from The Palm
Of LIE" Henry, Alt,ihu selection from Flow
ers, Louis lNcuburg song Pa I'm Of Life; Long
fellows name written on slutes, by entire school.
SCHOOL No. E, GRADE No l,
Miss Bertha lIartstal, teacher offered the fol-
lowing order of exercises:
Opening chorus stay, stay at Home" school
recitation, Mt Eineys Innip" Lucinda Hunt
pills; recitation, The Arrow and the song" Mabel
lliggles recitation, The Open window Kate
Marlin; recitation, "Solcotions from The rsnlm OF
iifc,'by hfee pupils, recitation "Childrcn's Hour"
Bcdha buwdney. conversational exercise on Ion X
fellow house aud portrait by the pupils
SCHOOL No. 9, GRADE No. I,
Mis- y, Cathrcll, teacher, gave the follow
ing programmes
Recitation, MT Finuuy's Turuip," Charles
NOulGCu. selections. William POstlu; selection,
George MCGluui tCleguou, Theodore Becker; ToCi'
tutlOu, " "DuyhJuuE, D." William CtUWoli; selections
Jusuuh loWis, Henry lutuhc, Frederick Eek
haudt, John Ihurut1ni recitation, "ChildWu,
William Barr tvlccllOus, Edward lueker,Willian
Porter.
TIM PRACTICE SCHOOL,
Of the Washington Norman school, ofwhicl
there are two hrauche, under the charge u
Misses Misses Nclliv +. pumphroy and Kari
= Garrison, respectively, gave It's exercises
with both divisions united aud presented the
following interesting programme:
Recitation by schools; LouglellOw-WholD
name, born where ulCd where something ahuu
him mention various poems, home Ht Cam
bridge historical Interests tJndnCss for chill
dTCn + arm chair presented by children Of Cam
bridge; his own children recitation, " children
Huur" by school recitation, The Village Black
mitH' Wells llomitoni recitation. "summe
Dean selections from "Eyuugcluc." eight pu
~. recitation, +" Mr. Fluueys Turup" 'lhOrna
Gardner; rcctRdOu " There Was q Little Cin,
Ethel Lslu recitation, "Old Clock uu the stail,
Mary Deani recitation, The Arrow aud IA
song, " by school,
sCHooL No. 3, GRADE No. Q,
Miss VI, schooley, teacher gave the followin
entertaining programme;
Chorus, Neat Little Clock, school; recitation
- Mr., Finuey Turnip." Harry HendersOni kelcC
u0ns IRON HlGwaIha Part j. James Kemp Pa