The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-11-02
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for insertion last week.
Columbus Day was duly celebrated in
oil the departments Of the Public Schools
Of Lambertvillc. For some weeks past
s'Columbus Literature" has had most
prominent place 10 the High School. On
the supplementary reading tables we no.
ticed the numbers OF "The Worlds Co.
lumbar Exposition Illustrated, y of which
the pupils seemed to be making good use,
as some of them remarked, 1--WE know as
much sbou. the World Exposition as
the scholars In Chicago do"
On Thursday the scholars took part in
sFlag Exercise" which could not fail
in instilling patriotism into the hearts OF
all who saw it or who took part In It.
The program for Friday was:
singing-"My Country tbs Of Thee" BY the School
Resding-"Our Country" John Malloy
Reading-"The American Flag James Dean
Dialogue--"The Story of Columbus
Kate Gandey, (reacher) Mira Harrison, Helen
Hart. Mary Laubepstine, Addie Bray, Edgar
Hunt. Dorie Hull. Christie Solliday, w iiiis
Characker, Harry Slack. Frank Parker, Eu-
gene Phillips, Joe Cooper.
Singtng-"The Star-Spangled Banner The School
Recitation-"The Love Of Country
Jennie Barley
Historical Readings
columbus, The Boyn Mary Conoyer
1.-THE Early Manhood of Columbus
Ollie Phillips
"What Men Knew About the world,'
Della Barber
1.-THE indies" Meta Wilmot
@oueen Isabella aids Columbus" Ollie Phillips
columbus Sails" Ned Bray
r.
'The Naming of til Island. !" Jennie wanamaker
The Return to Spain,n Nellie Petrie
Conclusion Ella Green
America of To-Day" Bertha Cummings
Council OF The Spanish Rulers,n
Arthur vannatta, lPresident), Edgar Phillips.
Cha rles Martindell, Julius Yetter, Charles
1,souofs rneo Neai, Aarian mestseef. .
Reading-"rhree Days in the Life Of Columbus"
Anna X. Blackwell
singing-"Our Land Is Free.n
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The pupils 10 Miss Pierson's Depart
meat, fGrsde A celebrated the day In a
manner BETTING such an occasion. The
gay flowers Of Autumn had been gathered
and placed about the room to lend q
brightness TO the already bright anniver-
sary day, while pictures Of Columbus
adorned the walls, displaying to the visi-
tors present, the great discoveries Of
America before the various courts; also
the landing on American soil. All the
pupils took part In the exercises, Of
which we give the program:
Responsive Readings Columbus BY the School
Recltation-"How Old the World Is Growing,
Edith Slack
Recitation-'The Sea Weed" Olive Fuller
Memory Gems BY the School
Rssdins-sColambus Before The Council"
Recitation acolumbus,p John Hoffman
Gems, By the School
Reclts tion--"o Breezss Bright and Free
Columbus Day was observed by the pu-
pills Of Miss Gallagher's room, (Grade b.
In an appropriate manner. The room
was tastefully decorated with flags and
flowers and program arranged and par
ticipated 10 by all the pupils. A number
OF their friends were present to enjoy the
exercises.
PRoGRAM-PART I.
tation-."star-spangled Banner" Title Akers
Responsive Reading. School
heao1ng-"C as BOY" may Lear
Recitation-"My Country Jessie Plerson
Reading-"Christophe Columbus,n Anna Lodor
Recitation-"America," Halle Scarborough
PART II.
| Recitation-aAll Hail Columbus" Mary shamaa
Recitation-"Long Ago." Seven Pupils
Reading-"D Description Of His Voyage
Recitation Discovery Day" Bessie Holcombe
Reading-"Mrs. Columbus" Mary Shamalia
| Memory Gems, School
/
The following was the program OF the
exercises 10 Miss Micke's room, (Grade %:
| sThe Story Of Columbus" Gertrude Miller
"a Story or Long Ago., Part !, Carrie Pascoe
"a Story OF Long Ago" Part II, Helen Shamalis
| "5an Salvador" Edith Robertson
| "Song Of Columbus Day" Marvin Case
| christopher Columbus and His Idea"
| Mabel Hoagland
| columbus In Search OF Help Anna Reiner
| "The First Columbus" Joseph Smith
"Europe Four Hundred Years Ago." Bella coope
| PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
The pupils In these schools also die
their share in the celebration OF the day
by taking part 10 exercises suitable Il
their ages and In listening to talks or
Columbus by their teachers.