Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-12

The many people who have enjoyed the
pictures IN recent numbers of Scribner 5
Magazine, illustrating Henry Cabot
Lodges story of the Revolution. will be
| Interested TO know that there is pros
pect or their reproduction in form
| suitable for the use of schools. The com
mittee on schoolroom decoration in
| Portland. having found American history
rooms the most difficult to fit up and see
| ing the adaptability of the illustrations
| now current in Scribner'S Magazine to
the purpose. wrote to Senator Lodge in
| regard to the matter. An Immediate re-
ply expressed his interest in the sugges-
tion. advised a letter TO Scribner Sons.
| ana promised to write himself to the firm
| incloSing the letter of the committee. BY
| return mail a reply was received from
| Scribner Sons. saying that they found the
| suggestion interesting and would take it
| under consideration.
| With the money realized from the en-
| taiHment given by the young ladies of
| the Training school, recently, Miss Finch
| the principal has ordered the following
| copies of famous paintings and casts for
| the different rooms of the Training
| school. Sistine Madonna, Raphael: HOLY
| Antonius, Murilo; Immaculate Concep-
| tion, Murillo; Christ in the Temple HIoff-
man; The Angelus, Milet: The Horse
| Fair Bonheur; Norman Sire. Bonheur:
| A Noble Charger. Bonheur Baby Stuart
| Van Dyck: Angels Heads. Sir Joshua
Reynolds; Queen Louise. Richter: Ma
donna. Bodenhausen; Family Cares c.
Ii,. pn,,tia - bonoi. spn,
E N,a'.hi,Io,nn In,,ofaiIn,, ~ ,laib9
Whittier, Pestalozzi. Frobel. Horace
mann 49, i4 "'t E"i Iliisn'
- b; b;'r,[ - ii -, VI i,Vid
Della Robbia several colored studies
Raom of the Butler school. Portland
which has been decorated as a Washing
ton room, held exercises recently in hon
or of the first President. The exercises
Which was folIowed bv prayer by Rev
r C. Rogers. After this came the giving
of ne Young citizens pledge hv the cIagc
and the salutation by Miss Carrie StuItz
and presentation sueech which was re-
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uitt' ~ VI 1i'' tl"HN at'u I"cI-
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4 very gfatetul exercise by nine girls ana
me boys ana me exercises closed by sing
ING America. Several appropriate pic
lures nave been presented 70 the school
ana We're ON exhibition. one presented
ny the class represented Washington tax
ing the oath Of Office. one Illustrating
Washington representing his commission
presented by Miss Sophie Dow. Wash
ington crossing the Delaware presented
by Mrs. Knowles A fac-simile Of the
original Declaration OF IpJ4nen1crr. e,iI.
en- bY mtnh4rs az mo lit.r.,r,. ,,,,7
The handsome. bust nf G,nrr,. I,,s WINK.
ton WI. presented Ia rn,m : ",
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,;n '',' "t"' i!iI were 'tfllS- /
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KY. rr "'c"tdtlhs WAS dou" hy Mr. I
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