Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-08
ARBOR DAY,
How 1t Will Be Observed
By SaIem's Public Schools The
Respective Programs.

/ the salem Pubic SclOOls, ATDOr Ddy
will BE- appropriately observed at the
various schools Of this city tomorrow
Extensive preparations have been
made for occasion and aspleasant and
profitable afternoon is anticipated.
The exercises will begin promptly at
I 30 o'clock in the various schools at
the conclusion Of which trees or shrub
berry will be planted upon the school
grounds.
The programs to be rendered at the
various schools are as follows:
PARK SCHOOL.
The exercises begin at 1:3O O'Clock
sharp:
Song by the school.
Recitation Maud Miller.
Rainbow Colors"-Six girls from
Miss Bentley's room.
RecitatiOn-Della Price.
"Arbor Day Lessons"-Six children
from Miss POhle's room.
Recitation-Olive Riddell.
"Woodman, Spare that Tree
Emma Sanner and Mable YantIs.
Building the Birch CanOe"-Dol-
lie Mead, Alta Trester, Marion Stowe,
Leila Nee. Lulu Price, Mable De-
Long, Lucy Parsons.
RecitatiOn-Earl Sharp.
"HistOry of Celebrated Trees"-Ten
children from Mr.. Graham's room.
Song, THE Leaflets"-Five chill
dren from Miss Pohle's room.
Dialogue -DOllie Elkins, Della
GuOdhue. Maud Savage, Ruth Purdy.
Recitation - Mrs. Races depart
ment.
Song by the school.
EAST SCHOOL.
Song, Arbor Day.-Pupils.
Prayer.-Rev. j. n. Smith.
Recitation, "The Flower OF Lib
erty. Winnie Byrd.
Duet, Under the old Umbrella"
Miss Nina Bushell and Master Will
lie Kantner.
Recitation, "The Forest Hymn"
frankie Wagnon.
Short address. Rev j. n. Smith.
Song, "Oh, the Sports Of Childhood y
Pupils.
The exercises will commence
promptly at 1870 p. IN. At the con-
clusiOn of the program several trees
WIN W PiuhbNu
POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL.
Song, "Arbor Day''-Pupils.
Recitation, "a Game OF Tag
Lucas Smith.
Recitation, "The Village Black
smith"-Uhester Moore.
Recitation, "a Spring Meetingn-
Eva Smith.
Song-By school.
Recitation, sun, Rain and the
Children"-Car Scott.
Re C ia I / n, capitalization
Thompson.
A tree will be planted on the school
ground at the close of the program.
NORTH SALEM.
"Arbor Day Hymn'-SchOol.
Invocation-Rev. G.. W. Grannis.
Song -"SprinFtime"- School.
Recitation -"Planting the First
New England Apple Tree"-Gertrude
Moores.
Girls Quartet-"The New Moon.
Recitation n "The Mouse" - Edna
Minger
Song-"Her Eyes Don't Shine Like
Diamonds"
Exercise-"Three Trees"
Recitation -"What Robin Told
Men-RObert Paulus.
Song" Birdie, Birdie. "
Observation-Disclosures B. Gar
land.
SOng-"How the Story Crew.
Recitation" What Plant We in
This Apple reen-Bessie Ramsey.
RecitatiOn-"The Little Planter
Callie Minton.
nrill--hRa6 Riding Hood -
Song-"Swinging Meath the Old
Apple Tree"
Recitation-"Forest Hymn"-Will
ID. Burcham.
Drill-"1he Sailors March,
Song-''The Boatman's Return"
Song-"The BraYe Old Oak"
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Arbor Day exercises at the Lincoln
school viii begin at 1880 p. N. The
pupils viii be assembled in the large
hall Of the building, which has been
appropriately decorated with fir, ivy,
flowers and Oregon grape, Parents
and friends are earnestly requested to
be present to enjoy the occasion with
them. The following program will be
rendered.
Arbor Day March, Song School.
Reading and Recitation, Wood
man Spare that Tree, Anna Strong
and Fred Hofer.
Song, Oregon,
Concert Recitation, "There's Beauty
Everywhere, Infant Glass.
Glass ong,-SecOnd Grade,
Recitation "Forestersn Nc.
Intire, Albert Retherford, Otto Mil
Ter aud Eddy Winans.
Song "In the Meadow, ,"--lnfant
Glass.
Fary Drill. - Third aud Fourth
Grade
Song "The Lily, ,"-Infant Glass. q
Recitation THE -Four Sunbeams,n
ellen Mills.
Violin Solo, Winnie VAIN.
Recitation 1.-THE Little Planter, -
lrma Hall.
Song "Swinging Meath the Old
Apple Tree, school.
Arbor Drill, Sixteen Girls, Fifth
aud Sixth Grade.
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