The Newtown bee., 1895-12-27
NUMBER 52.
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 ,c1QeQsG OF THE FALL 1ERH.
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 A1oqyq1afe1 e1e haliday vacasioa q two Wecl6s Vas very pleasantly ob. served at the Academy building on Efl. tday a2seFuuUH Uf Mge WUgK- Appropei- ate to the occasion program givea en- tf(rtly py tAe ba6aleEs md pf marked sx- celence had been prepared and . special Invitation extended to the patrons q the school and their friends to come and enjoy the 6tC5casioN wifh dis teachers and pupils. The invitation. s6 Raidly given. vas heartly responded to and quite . la5gs nmanheE VI p.da t convenient to be Presept and by thelr presence, add inter- est to he 6ccasion, nlIlng fhe seats pre- pAhea bfof yhed sin 'feif' Ufsthe main sthttaerosdpiWAers alf det11ements of stha acbeQl 0eEa ,0athsEnA Each num- beF op the pTogrem yas .Ma1 e1ecuted and shows that yhateyer Prinetpal Hoyt ahd fii5 issfatEnti q the school strive ts do, their first aim b to haVE U done we'll. No time had been taken from the regular EeEksef the. lschQal llinspEsparing this pTsogEsm, !sy1 it # having bsep bsep daps entirely ootside of study hours, which made the ahdeit2kmg m the moro scommsndabIe. or chs aindividoalo nufAbgff 6f the pro- gam ita would bs hard ,eo ohdhtinguieh which deesEya, aRaslal Rsufapa % uni ffc.rmily good were ys }, ,thsy ~. The sbg- ing vas spirited, the Eecit.tiops and ieciamations given Wfth hes eesxppression, and she eoessays iWfRten isfer 1QRvlhg given the A0bject matter bought. It has been matter of 1eaeh a1Eet to the teachers 1t the Academy that more in- terest has not been taken in, the school by the Aparents of the children. Prinsi- pal Hoyt referred to thbivefy Subject in hie zemazks. which Neseive,h part, and which should be resd and prafted by by every patron of the school. They were d follows: aGentlemen of the Board of Trustees, Friends and Patrons of the Academy: Tam glad to welcome % ,maayof yoa to ooqrrecsf ton, this after noon. It has been A matter; pf, deep re- grst to me that go few, of ,the patrons have seen fit to visit the echool the past 5arm.a It is a duty y6sui ows to your selves to look m on us from time ts time and lake note of tho work tAat Is being done in the difarsnt departments. Such . course on your part, would be agree- able to the assistant teachers and my self; moreover" 1t would bee positive sdvantagei to the pupils and aipossible sakisfactions toayonsselsessiuIpsi sincerely hqpe the coming monthsImU witness radical change in this respect-ns Follow ing IS the order of exercises: Prayer, Rev G..pT.s' Lilsley; vocal Selection, Academic deparsmehs;;i remarks, Princi- pal ". HI. Hoyt ; deolAmations' Young America .nr M.. Clark Nerril. & Curtis Glover. George S H5hywlsy; E!eeitation, E! Dolly's Lesson" G. Edna Smith; piano solo, Clarence. A. Becker, declamation, ssDigging Gold, ,' Cecil Wtiaht, Charles Hs J0nAs recitationsl '.I Wonder," Eva E. Hickman; chogus, f':RilgFim Fath- ers,"s Academic, department declama. tion, ssThe wooing of Minnehsha. 2 Frank Andrewsy; 'q1oGations from from Dickens, 'Gertrsds l.. Benedict, Laufa M. Mitch ell, Alice S. RaeEs, fAauA Ill., Blackman, Harry. B. Gpxtls, planes .R- Nichols. Rennie F. Bpysop, Arthur H.s Moore, Ftsnk !. Platt decismation, sfhe Old Apple Trtts, ,'snAWstfh N. B8tiford; e. pleutlou fssA H&yah's Cssatiua. Academic departments, irssitasiane fKasisaLee and sMFillis GseYsn, yessis M. TAyleEatwritten debste, s ..Mom1n Nas's Sr1fraGs a ,s seiSnative, Katie T. Houlfhan, negative, Edith s. l1liH6fy SfSiin fd6st, H6bAft c. Warner, AsshartIpoiHAa, hdetlRnAa6Eyi ssThs bReyssn HAup S-l[asaAsrAslectiGn from .Klasta RpQglia M1sgfRi yQbEiatsas car 8'as assA!n Asn', :5S E's ,s.:: ;.asss. s.sss. tssaaty sBg5elkh haiti6ihs,' sb9aM Bs6& Bene- 'dlcN Aluosa, ' 'Jhtae1 Be&jss s eay. ssTlhe sNem WouaA, Dstsis, U. ra3sssss closing hymnsecANol,qol.v,h isi,rsmmoo
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