The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-12-17
PRINCETON COUNTY MINNESOTA THURSDAY u 1891
sCHOOLPROGRAMME.
At the Princeton High School Thursda
Dec. Gath,

| At the Princeton High School Thursday.
Dec. oath.
We call the attention of our readers
to the programme given below of the
musical and literary exercises to be
given by the students of the high
school at their rooms in the new school
building on the afternoon of the 9th
inst, at 2 o'clock P. M, and to which all
the patrons of the school are cordially
invited. AS there are good singers and
good speakers amongst the students
the exercises will no doubt be very in
teresting. The schools close for the
holidays on that day and there~will, we
understand, be closing exercises in the
grammar, intermediate and primary
departments ALSO AS the schools are
in fine running order, and are now
located in their large and comfortable
quarters in the new building. the
trustees have concluded to limit
the vacation to one week. They will
close on the 9th and open again on
Monday the 18th of january. Our peo-
pie can now take more pride than ever
in their schools and school buildings.
There are students entering our high
school, grammar and other depart
ments, from Mora, ST. Paul, and Min
neapolis and other places, and inc uiries
are coming from as far north even as
Two Harbors. And why not? We
aim at giving here in Princeton as
good an education as is given in any
school or high school in the State.
And we can boast of having as large
and commodious schoolrooms as there
are in the State. There is no reason
why this place should not. become a
well known centre Of learning as it has
everything in it's favor to that end
We have learned and experienced
teachers in all our departments.
and our school board is composed of
active, earnest business men who are
actuated by the single idea of giving
our children the best educational ad-
vantages that can be had. *T
49,: PROGRAMME. >~...'.
High School March: Quartette, by
Miss Mabel Bloomingdale, Miss Myrtle
Love, Miss Alice Bouck and Miss
Sophia Ross. IL. 49, !,
Essay: Tour Nations TREATMENT Of
the Indians, j." by. Miss Lizzie Sadley.
Declamation: ssThe Suitor Olsen
chanted,' y by Miss Myrtle Love.
Essay: s'Woodman Spare that
Tree" by Miss Sarah J. Orr.
French Determinations: Lies Horlog-
ers de SUISSE" by Miss Alice Bouck.
The Hunters Song: Chorus, by the
whole school. =
=. Determinations: archery of William
TELL" by Miss May sadley. .>. 49,. '
Reading: ''She Made a. Mistake, u
by Miss Sophia Ross. IN .. =
Solo: ''That Maid of the Mill,n by
Miss Mabel Bloomingdale. q:
German Defamation; ssDie Kinder
und der Mond," by Miss Sarah J. Orr.
Determinations: 1.-THE Nature of True
Eloquence," by Mr.. Ernest Brady. .~.
Reading: ''The Wrong Woman -
by Miss Meta Wheeler. ss.* -
German Defamation: sssDie Guten
Kinden,' by Miss Clara Hatcher.
Essay: ISLANDER" by Miss Mabel
Bloomingdale.
Defamation: ''Little Jim,'' by Miss
Fannie Marks. q. - .-..s
Essay: "The Model STUDENT by
Miss Alice Bouck. ..r.. -.
Duet: s'Meet Me by the Moonlight y
by Miss Mabel Bloomingdale and Miss
Myrtle Love. &-2 lad ).-..-E...~ or,
Essay: 1.-THE West Indies,'' by Miss
Jessie Swanbro. " 1. } Il $751;,
Quartette: "Song of the Brooklet,' y
by Miss Alice Bouck, Miss Sophia Ross,
Miss Mabel Bloomingdale and Miss
Myrtle Love. .9 5.sgCD r~SEsrs..s% NJ l.
Debate: "Resolved, That the Repub-
lican party has done and is doing more
for the good of the country than the
Democratic partly Affirmative:
Miss Clara Hatcher. Negative: Miss
Tennie Cravens. .= o. Ill. ..t =.
Declamation: ''Nena Sahib's Ad-
dress to the sepoys," by Mr.. Thomas
Raftery, Jr. 5r.#7# yS...s ss;.s r.3
Song: ''Good Night" Chorus, by
the WhO1a SohOnl #stasa $50 z, St~.Sa-,- -