The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-20

noon, beginning at o'clock, the follow
program will be rendered at the central
school building OF this city by the pupils.
All are invited to attend these exercises
which will consist of two parts, one in
the house, the other on the grounds.
The rooms vii! he grouped together,
two and two, after the csual manner:
ROOFS 7ANDS.
Solg-Spring.
Reading-TLe Tree that Tried TO
Grow, Harry Cameron.
Recitation-Eliott's Oak, Mary Mon.
tanye.
Piano Solo-Mary Parrish.
Essay-iis.orical Trees, Edith Row
ell.
Reei'ation-The Yellow Violet, Myrtle
Morley.
The American Flag-by four boys:
Lair Thompson, Fred Schmeer, Robert
Hunt and David Gollieb.
Piano Solo-I.lllian Brenner.
Reading-Hiawatha' Canoe, Mary
Foshay.
Recitation-Trailing ArbuSus. Jessie
Trites.
Reading-Lincoln at Gettysburg, Ed
Bears.
Reeitation-Bessie Payne.
Essay-Arbor Day, Leva Scott.
Recitation-The Pine Tree State. Jes-
sic Hac&leman.
Piano Solo-Joyce Brownell.
Address Rev J 7 Albeit.
Song-America.
ROOMS AND q.
Opening Chorus.
Song of Arbor Day-Abbis Hsde.
The Forest Hymn-Jessie Clifton.
Essay-Minnie Merrill
Leaf Tongues o, thu Fores.-Earl
Albeit.
Song-Carter Lee.
Hiswatha's Bow--Walter Mundorf.
The Ginger bread Tree-Blanch Gird.
Famous Trees-By the boys
Song Birdie Hayes ana Altha Pillar.
A Vegetable Courtship-0ra Simpson.
In the Sugar Camp Kate Payne.
The Old 0ak-Eari Gambler.
Song-0na Hughes.
Hiawatha's Canoe-Bird;e Hayes.
How 20 make a whistle-Guy Rogers.
Arbor DAy-Little girls.
Song-By the giris.
ROOMS and 1.
Song-lnyocation.
Our Little Roy who Ran Asay-Bert
Huston.
What do We do when We plant the
Tree-Nellie Miller.
| Do-Bertie McPherson.
The Oak-Chester Porter
Consider the Lillies-Syloaia Divine.
The Woodland Hallo-Flossie knechf.
The Two Glasses-Russell Wallace
The Canning Old Crow-Lea Miller.
Song-Little Brides in the Tree, a
selection by little girls.
A Boys Trouble-Earl Mayo.
The Easter Hen-Eddie Lanning.
The Popular Field-Iohn Burkhart.
Re,rihution-Nel.ie 6oilieb.
The Wayside Iun-Ats McFeron.
Little by Liit!e-Mariin Miser.
RecltatioI-Iohnni- Long gboiiom.
The Spelling Match-Minnie Huston.
Sir Robin Came-Isaac Butler.
Selections by little girls and boys.
A Birds Song TO the Children Mar
gueri,e CundiT.
ROOMS ASDc
Soug-Jesus Love- Me.
Why and Because frank Harris and
Charlie Shupp.
Arbor Day-E,la Lamb.
Rec Nioleis-EFa Hackleman.
Painting trees-Four boys.
SOng-Columbines, Room /.
Recitaiion-April, Eliza Sexton.
Persevere-Fred FoFgey.
When and Then Four BOYS.
What | Would Do-Bertha SAVIOR.
Concert piece-Room |.
The Vio.et-Opsl Pechenrangh.
We're There no Tree ) boys-
The Fallen S'ar-FrAncis Read.
The Flowers girls.
Rec c-Buttercups, Mable Schultz.
Jingle girls and ; boys.
Rec-Hail TO Arbor Day-Chariie
Miller.
Rec-Nelyin Kessler.
Indian Song-Roon >.
Little Fir Trees Olive Adams.
snring Festiyal-5 girls.
His Standing Ioke-Winnie Royce.
ArbOr Day Exercise-6 girs.
The Trees Message Cameron.
Tue Trees Couvention-Sg giflt.
Totties Free Talk-Viola Baltimore.
Song-America.
Following the above program there
will be exercises in the yard as iollows:
Grand parade; the Goddess OF Liber-
~ and flag salute Before ssluiing the
flag The pupils will repeat the pledge Of
loyalty. which is: We turn to our flag
as the flowers turn TO the light. We
give our heads, our hearts and our
hands TO our country, liberty and union.
one and inseparable. nov and forever.
Flag salute followed By s song-The
Star SpaBgled Banner. The dedication
o! three trees previously planted. Re
turn 10 rooms.