The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-11-27
Special Exercises to Be Held in
the Different Rooms.
WILL RETURN THANKS
The Churches Will Hold Special Union
Service at the Presbyterian Church
to Open the Day.

Thanksgiving will be properly OBJ
served throughout the city tomorrow.
in the homes of the citizens as we'll
as in the churches and schools. Kalis.
pell has many reasons to return
thanks for the prosperous year just
past, for the blessings have been
many and the Affections few. The
| past year has been most bountiful
one, and each citizen of the city has
no reason to fear that the future
year will bring forth any more af-
tlictiOns or disasters than the past.
Special exercises will be held in
| most of the school rooms in the city,
today while at the Presbyterian
church union services will be held,
in which the majority of the churches
will take part. Following is the pro-
gram as arranged for the scholars
of the different grades in the city
schools:
First Primary "Centrar'-Mrs.
Geddes, Teacher.
Songs and recitations
Stories of the Pilgrims and the
first Thanksgiving dinner, told by the
pupils.
Decorating baskets to be filled by
the children with fruit, nuts, ETC.. for
the poor children, given as their
thank Offering.
First Primary-Mrs. Thwaites,
Teacher.
Song, America"
A Thanksgiving rhyme, "Tommy's
View of Thanksgiving" Andrew
Swaney.
Jack O. Lantern Out for a Walk"
HattOn Thurman.
THE Dolls Thanksgiving" Edith
Rogers.
Song (half a dozen lads and las
sies). Arthur Thompson, Mamie
Munker. Jean Mcintyre, Ruth Viles,
Leo Libring, Marion Seiffert.
"A Little Boys Dream" Carl Terri
ault.
"A Peach" Harold Smith.
Jack O. Lantern song, school.
Dinner at Grandpas," Jean Mcln-
tyre
"A Thanksgiving Dinner" Charles
Mingle, May Van Dyke, Alice Pom
eroy, Louise Mamhundrue, Clyde
Young, Mamie Munker. Oracle
Thompson.
Song, school.
Recitation, Edith Breedlove.
Recitation, Ray Simmonds.
Recitation, Ruth Bell.
Recitation. Annie HART.
Story of Thanksgiving, school.
Recitation, Fred Brinkman.
Recitation, Harvena Cannon.
Recitation, Beulah Disbrow.
Recitation. Guy Demorest.
Song, school,
Recitation, Alfred Peeler.
Recitation, Man0ta Stocking.
Recitation, James Sparkling.
Recitation. March MerigOld.
Second Primary-Edna Knapp,
Teacher.
Consisting of marches, songs and
dialogues.
Characters
Pumpkin fairy, Myrtle Comstock.
Lads and Lassies-Marie DriscOll.
March Merigold, Edith Breedlove, Ray
Mccarthy, Russell Klingensmith, AL
bert Drew.
Cooks-Frank Lippard Guy Dem
crest, Alfred Peeler.
Cornstalks-Andy Lalonde, Alfred
Brown. James Sparkling, Harry b.
CART, Emil Mills. We're Corbin, Will
liam Mahondro. Fred Brinkman.
Other characters-Tunice Peterson,
Harold Burch, Elsie LedgerwoOd,
Frank Duffy.
West School-Misses Truchot and
Craven.
The pupils of the fourth and fifth
grades, west, have prepared a pro-
gram together to be given at the par
ish house Wednesday afternoon. The
program consists of the reading of
the presidents proclamation, the story
of the first Thanksgiving, recitatiOns,
instrumental and vocal music.
Third Grade-A. c. Horribly, Teacher.
Song. "The Landing of the Pill
grims."
Receipt for Pumpkin Pie" Alan
Phillips.
"A Thanksgiving Visitor" Galva
Bardin.
Turkey Great and Pumpkin Big"
Daryl Walker.
Song, by school.
THE Gobbler's Speech" Olga Ross.
"Puddings and Pies" Geneva Lit
tlefield
when Grandma Bastes the Tur-
key Harry Harmon.
Flag song, by school.
Reading, Emily Bjorneby.
Song. by girls chorus.
November" Winnie Sparkling.
The Best of Days." Stella Mora
vetz.
Song, Montana" by school,
"Tommys Thanksgiving"
Song. Thanksgiving Day."
Second Grade-Jesse Hall. Teacher.
Song. Three Cheers for Thanks
giving" school.
Recitation. Boys Opinion" Alvin
SchOOnOver.
THANKSGIVING Story" Lizzie Their
res.
Recitation, To-day and Long Ago."
Amy Bucklin.
Recitation. Homes in the Trees"
Julia Powell.
Recitation and song, Five Little
Fruits" five children.
Recitation. THE Turnip," Floyd
Cadawalader.
Recitation. Thanksgiving" Clar-
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