The Republican journal., 1900-03-01
An Old fashioned Boy, Flora Coombs
What would Washington Think?
I.i6Q GiIhortsOu Ropnio Wood

Washington's Birthday, Bertha Wood
Song, Fairy Song" School
Patrlot, Cyprien Bryant
ne Little datchet, Houston Small
Rhyme for Washington, Merrill Hatch
Like Washington, Warren Fahy
George Washington, Abby Doak
BABY Washington, Louise Reed
The Father of Our Land, School
CENTRAL INTERMEDIATE.
Grades and 4, Mrs. Lizzie s. Hall and
Miss Ella NJ. Folsom, teachers. The exer-
general exercises by the school and readings
by the teachers. All had special reference to
Washington. The exercises were very in.
teresting, but there was no individual work,
such as declamations, recitations or solos by
the pupils.
LOWER GRAMMAR
Grades and misses Mary II. Mason and
Bertha l Bird, teachers.
The exercises of these grades were held in
the High school room, the two uniting in a
program commemorating the birthdays of
Washington, Lincoln, Lowell and Longfe-
low. emphasizing the patriotic side of these
mems lives.
Singing columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" !"
Grades + and 7
Recitation, February 22nd,"
Carrie ohpson
Original sketch.
"rhe Early Life of Washington
Matte Merchant
Kate Coon bs
"Washington's Birthday"
Bertha Hoffses, Fannie Norton, Winnie
Sawtelle, Matte Merchant, Flossie Small.
Reading, "rwo Genuine Letters"
Fred O'Connel
Singing Flag of the Free Grades and 7
Recitation, ITO the Flag"
Hattie Stephenson
Washington's Maxims, Boys of Grade
Recitation, 1.-THE Good Old Times,'
Warren Gentner
Recitation, "In Honor of Washington"
Rice Black
"For Washington's Birthday
Charlie Decrow, Lynwood Thompson,
Arthur Shales, Herbert Brier.
Rec, "Our Glorious Banner" Ethel Lowe
"Liberty and Independence"
Eta Whitehead Clara Marsh, Florence
Kelley. Flora Rich, Sadie Seavey. Mil
dred Kibble. Gertrude Evans, Winnifred
Sanborn.
Rec. "Our Flag
Alberta Farnham and Maud Curtis
"W Washington and the Thirteen Colonies"
Gladys Pitcher, Idella Knowlton, Eva
Grady, Lola Jacobs, Ethel Hutchins, Eva
Wood, Marian Hazeltine, Frances Howes,
Louise Heal, Margaret Smell, Gladys
Richards, Abbie Jackson, Leila Howard,
Louise bennett.
Reading, "The Life of Longfellow,"
Gertrude Evans
Rec, 1.-THE Village Blacksmith"
Leonie Condor
Singing, american Hymn"
Grades and 7
Reading, "The Life of Lowell"
Frances Abbott
Exercise, abraham Lincoln
Arthur Murch, Alice Simpson and others
of Grade Z.
Rec, abraham Lincoln" Maud Herrick
kec, "The First Snowfall" Meta Lawrence
R Rec, Little Foes of Little Boys"
Original composition, "Abra ham Lincoln y
Helen Leavltt
Anecdotes of Lincoln, Pupils of Grade
Rec, "Freedom," Frank Bramhal
Singing, Our Flag is There" Grades and I
Rec, "Paul Revere's Ride" Chester Frost
Reading, The Courtin', Sadie Stap es
Rec, ''rhe American Flag" Walter Vose
Rec, The Reaper and the Flowers
Winnie Seekips
Reading Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg" +"
Florence Chaples
Exercise, the Lowell Alphabet Grade 7
Exercise, The Old Folks in the New
Schoo house Jennie Wiley
Rec, "My Captain" Ethola Frost
Rec, From my Armchair," Nettie Shuman
Rec, The Children's Hour"
Mildred McAndless
Singing 'America' Grades and I
UPPER GRAMMAR.
Grades and 9, Mr. H. E. Ellis and Miss
Grace A. Lord, teachers.
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school were confined wholly to the regu-
lar school work, the lessons having
special reference to the life and labors of
Washington.
BRICK SCHOOL.
In the primary department of the Brick
School, East Belfast, Miss Lillian Spinney
teacher, the exercises were held Friday
afternoon. There ere several visitors and
the following program was presented;
Singing, "America," School
Sketches of the Life of Washington,
Miss Spinney
Song, Hero BELLS" Lucy Leayitt
Rec ,"Washington's gun" Robert Innes
Rec, "What Washington would not do when
a boy" kaphneI Leavitt
Song, Three cheers for the red, white and
blue,'' School
Memory verses NV ashlngton ma xlmS
School
Rec, "The cherry tree" Willie Crosby
Rec, Hero of Mt. Vernon" Mildred Strour
W ords of Washington,
Bessie Black, Marion Perry. Leon
Shute, Gladys Carter and Willie Cros
by.
Song, "Will be like George Washington"
Mrs. George Leavitt told by request the
story of Washington pies.
Closed by singing, "The disobedient fish"
by the school
PooR's MILLS.
Appropriate exercises were held in the
Poor's Mills school, Miss Mabel Brown, teach
e. Wednesday afternoon, in memory OF Wash
ington. number of visitors were present.
Following are the recitations:
La Fayette at Washingtons Tomb,
Ethel Wilson
The Beginning, Lucy Curtis
Five Little White Heads, Myrtle Erskine
A Brave Company, Dora Brow n
Washington and His Hatchet,
Olive Monroe
Rec, Anna Brown
A Birthday Lesson, Hazel Wilson
A Promise, joey Haley
A Birthday Lesson, Lee Wentworth
The Boy who Could not Lie,
Margaret Jackson
Concert Reading.
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