The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-03

2. Reading-Bessie Hastings. An Account of Arbor Day." | 8. Reading-Gilbert Kenney. "How an Apple Tree Grows"-Prof. l Swlnton. 4. Song-"Harvest Time"-School. ! 5. Recitation-'P of the Tree" | James Hart. | 6. ecitation-Florence Hubbard "Arbor Day Materlap'-susie M. Best T. Reading--M Higgins. "Plant a Tree'-Lucy Larcom. 8. Song--"America"- | 9. Recitation-Elsie Hubbard. 'The Arab and the Palm
 Bayard Taylor 10. Reoitation-George Lyman. Choosing Trees''-Susie M. Best. H. Recitation-Robert Stevenson. For Arbor Day'-Laura Armtoge. 12. Recitation-Lulu Mitchell. Hail to Arbor Day"-Jennie Moore. 13. Poem-Misses Ban and Smith. "Which Tree"-Lettie Stebling. IA. Maxims-Mollie Heating. 15. Poenl-Archie Peny.
 The Fallen star"-Laura Armtoge. 16 Reading-Earle Brown. "rhe Oak"-George Hull. IT, Description of Native Woods in the
 Vicinity of the School House
 Pupils. IS. Recitation-"The Old Trees Story
 Robert Bishop. 19. Readfng-"The Pine Tree"-Eben
 Sage. 2O Poem-"Arbor Day"-Annie Hig-
 gins.
 ROOM 10. Mrs. Lizzie D. Weissbarth, Teacher. 1. song-Coming of Spring. g. Origin of Arbor Day-Mamie
 Young, Lillie Cullen. 8. Observance of Arbor Day Compost
 tion)- Esther Hull. 4. Recitation-The Use of Flowers
 Hulda Koella. 5. Quotations-Several Scholars, 6. Recitation-April Showers-Mildred
 Nettleton. '. Famous Trees--Thomas Nevins,
 Wentworth Floyd, Albert Kapitz-
 kie, George Skelly. 8. Recitation-The One floss shay
 Hattie Baldwin. 9. Recitation-Th BluebirdS Song
 Hattie Gates 10. The Flowers of the Days of the
 Week-Bessie Caffeny. Il. The National Flowers-Vertie Kin
 ney. F. song-May song-schooL
 ROOM Il. Miss g. Alice Darrow, Teacher. Arbor Day song-School. Reading of the Governors Proclama-
 tion--Harry Reynolds. Account of Arbor Day-Bessie Dene-
 neay. A Few Curious Trees--Six Pupils. The "Big Tree Grove'-Philip Reilley, | The Travellers Tree-Lewis Knoth The Whistllng Tree--Ernest Pierce. The Palm Tree-Clifford Walker The Rubber Tree-CharlIe Reilly The Cork Tree-Franl1 Reilly. Historical Facts Regarding the "Elms"
 of New Haven-Sammie Perry. Facts About Trees-Cornelius Guine-
 van, Fred Bachant, Mabel Mac
 Mahon, Herbert Page, Grace
 Rothhaar, Madge Deneneay, Ma
 mic Hines, Amy Gage. Reoita tation-"Wood Spare That
 Tree-Miss Jennie Brown. Flowers the Stars of
 Earth"- Longfellow.
 Miss Kettle Brett. Singing-America-S
 ROOM 12. Misses M. I. Galbraith and F. E. Bish-
 op, Teachers. i. Reading of the Proclamation-Mas
 ter Harry Hughes. 3. Composition-"H History of Arbor
 Day"-Miss Lena Smith. 3. song-"Lo, the Pleasant Spring.
 School, 4. Reading-"Plant Tree"-Miss Sa-
 die Cooper. 5. Reading-"The Planting of the Ap-
 pie Tree-Miss Grace Kanahan. 6. Essay-Uses of Trees--Master John
 Knight. z. song-"No Life Like Fairy's"-
 School. B. Reading -"Bamboo'-Mlss Florence Hepworth. { 9. Reading -"The Rubber Trees of tho Amazon"-Miss Alice Johnson. 0. Piano solo-Miss Sadie Cooper. { 1. Essay-"Historical Trees"-Master
 Ralph Langley. h g. Readings Peculiar Plants'-
 Miss Mamie O'Dea. IS 3. Song-"Seed Time and Harvest"- I School I {. Quotations-Differen Pupils. 5. Song-"I Know a Sweet Valley."- I School.
 LLOYD STREET SCHOOL soom. No. Miss Kate M. Futile,
 Teacher. ong-Way Down in Butter Cup Meadow, ,eading-Arbor Day. ong-Open Your Eyes, My Pansies Sweet. 'rawing on blackboard of different kinds of trees. lanting seeds. ak on uses of trees. H #
 No. 2. h rogram Arbor Day-Miss Gertrude M.
 Kentfield, Teacher.  By Little. s in the Pulpit. K rbor Day Talk. F By the Brooklet. K Acorn. ~