The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-02-24

pills singing America
In the Lower Grammar school, Grades 6
and Z, the windows between the two rooms
were thrown open and the exercises were
enjoyed by both classes. Following is the
program:
Song, Freedoms Flag, Grade
Recitation. In Memoriam, Lizzie Quimbv
g February 3D. Donald Clement
Washington's Birthday,
Grace Hayes
George Washington,
Ernest Weber, Ben Stoney,
Ernest Jacobs, Willie Black,
Harry Carter. Leroy Libby
Song, Our Flag, Grade t
Rec, Our Hero's Birthday, Florence Libby
Rec, Our Flag, Rufus Mayo
Rec, The Birthday of Washington,
James Shute, Eugene Carter,
Robert Carter Clarence Hall
Rec, The Boy Washington, Ella Smalley
Song, Washington and his Ratchet,
Ben Stoney, Willie Black,
Ernest Weber, Harry Carter,
Clarence Hall
Rec, Why? Cora Morrison
Rec, Washington's Life,
Grace Hayes, Hattie Roberts, Helen Doak,
Mertie Nash, Louise Hall, Lulu Coombs,
Katherine Brier, Elizabeth Cunningham,
Elizabeth Chamberlain,
Rec, The Good Old Times, Kate Quimby
Rec Bells which ring for Was hington,
Eva Greenlaw, Carrie Greenlaw, Grace
Piper, Prudence Piper, Geneva Heal,
Flossie Myrick, Belle Elwell, Mildred
Gray, Lotte Conant, Margaret Sanborn,
Evelyn Wood Bertha Wiley.
Song, America, Grades Is and
In Mrs. Halls department OF the Central
intermediate school an interesting program
was given as follows:
Singing by school, America
Greeting, Bessie Smaley
Reading, Story Of our Country,
Isa Patterson
Reading, Washington and the Corporal
Ida Hopkins
Rec, Washington, Carrie Johnson
Singing by school, Battle Cry of Freedom
Rec, The Story Of the Bells, by Is pupils
Florence Chaples, Ida Hopkins, Sadie
Staples, Mamie Maxtield, Gladys Rich
ards, lisa Patterson, Fred O'Connell,
Helen Leavett, Carrie Ford, Belle Mayo,
Mildred McAndless, Allen Patterson,
Gertrude Louise Crowley
Reading, Paul Revere's Ride,
Helen Leavett
Rec, Mashingtons Birthday,
Ida Hopkins
Singing by school,
Rec, George W ashington, Roy Whitney
Reading, Incidents in the Life of
Washington, Fred O'Connell
Singing by school. Columbia or Red White
and Blue
Reading, Washington's Christmas Gift,
Carrie Ford
Memorial exercise-George Washington,
born Feb. %, 1882; Abraham Lincoln Feb
u, 1909; Henry W. Longfellow, Feb q,
1907: James Russell Lowell, Feb %, 1919;
by Sadie Staples, Edith Kilgore, Helen
Leavett, Arthur Murch, Florence Chaples
Ralph Page, Fred O'Connell Charlie Nc
Aulitf, Cleveland McCorison, Lillian Pat
terson, Carrie johnson, Arthur Murch,
George Cooulbs, Roy Whitney, Richard
Coombs.
Response by class.
Singing, Honor his Name, by school
Rec, George Washington, Fred O'Connell
Reading, Washington's Last Battle,
Mildred Nc Andless
Reading, How Washington got out of the
Trap, Gladys Richard
Closing. recitation, Our own dear Washing
ton, Mildred McAndless
Miss Tilton's division of the Central In
termediate school presented the follow ing
program
Singing, America.
Greeting, Eva French
Stories about Washington,
Winnie Sanborn, Katie Stevens,
Loe Jacobs, Irwin Mcfarland,
Flora Rich.
George Washington, by the boys
Washington, Clara Marsh
Singing.
Washington and our Flag, Della Knowlton
A Famous Sword, Warren Gentner
The Little Maids Reply, Flossie Small
Exercise, Anna bennett Leila Howard
Bessie Clark.
Singing. Red, White and Blue
Reading, Florence Kelley
Reading, Flora Rich
Heroes, Clyde Shute
Children's Story Of Washington,
Jimmie Kelley, Stanley Cham berlan,
Flora Rich, Winnie Sanborn, Clara
Marsh. Florence Kelley. Wilfred
Coombs
Duet, Matte johnson, Mary johnson
Dialogue, Fred Patterson, Seldom Hammons
Reading, Washington and his Ratchet,
Loe JAG obs
Singing, To be Like Washington.
Stories OF Lincolns Boyhood, by six pupils
Our Lincoln, Morris French
Singing, Honor to the Name of Washington
Reading, Sketch of Lincon's Life,
Gertrude Evans
Exercise, Flora Rich Anna bennett
Nesta Shute
Motion Song,
Reading, Della Knowlton
Duet, Mary johnson, Matte johnson
In the South intermediate school the
X duch uHittl III Singing Am6rlCd at Uue
opening, after which the exercises were
separate. In Miss Virgins grade the exer-
cises were in honor Of both Lincoln and
Washington. Following is the program;
Story of Lincoln, Chester Worthing
Washington's birthday,
Harold and Maud Herrlck
Abraham Lincoln, Willie Farrar
Singing, School
Our country 9 father, Thomas Davis
Song of Washington, School
Ours, William Dunton
Exercise, Growing Lincoln
Edelle Hatch
Lincoln, Frances Norton, Elmer Elwell,
Hattie Colcord
Flag exercise and song, School
Ring for Washington, Arthur Condor
Rec. Annie Mae Black
Flag song, School
Lncoln's story, Winnie Seekins
Exercise, "Our President" in which the
children repeated the names of the presi-
dent from Washington to Mckinley in
concert, and then recited separately short
verses about each.
Song, "Red, White and Blue" School
The exercises in Miss Carters room were
all in relation to Washington, and were as
follows:
Roll call, in which each pupil answered to
his or her name by a short verse about
Washington.
Spelling exercise, washington"
by ten children
Exercise by school,
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