The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-08
1.-THE NEWS OF THE STATE.
RIVERSIDE.
Arbor Day Programs at the Pub
lie Schools Matters
Of Interest.

The following Arbor day programs were
rendered at the schools this morning:
Turner avenue grammar: Greeting
song. song Of May school; scripture read
ing' governors proclamation; song.
Morning Chorus" Margaret waring.
Clara Smith, Carlton Kingsford. Linwood
Woodward; reading. "Arbor Day" Mabel
Humphrey; essay, Three Historical
Trees" Carrie Soutra song. Forest
Hymn" school; exercise on seven his
torical trees, seven boys: The Seasons"
eight igrls; vocal solo. Beneath the
Pines OF Maine" Abbie Knapp; essay.
Some Facts About Trees" Mildred
Hatch: sons. Farewell to the Woods"
school
Turner avenue primary: Songs First
Mayhower." How Spring Came
Back TO the Woods Byran Jordan, VIII
lie Mclaughlin, Sadie Bell. Hattie Mich
olas Austin Casey. Elsie Brown. Cyril
Swan. Leonie Mitchell. Earl LAwton:
"A Walk in Spring" Eunice Hunt: Lit
tie Gardeners. Willie waring, Flora Car
roll Sadie Bell Clara Sandy. Joe Sandy.
Song, "In Ny Little Garden Bed" "Ap-
pie Blossoms" Madeline wrightington
(Which ls It?" Olive Leddy: Violet lola
Woodward song. Greeting TO Arbor
Day" Willie Waning. Everett Read
Benton Colvin: "Maytime" May Card
"Sunbeams." Hattie Shefel Wind"
Benton Colvin; 1.-TWO Opinions" wallie
Salstern. Louise Sheldon; song. 'Tn a
Bare and Small Brown Bough;" Plant
Trees, Harold Gilmore; "Poplars. May
Browning; I'm the Happy Forest" Bessie
Chlds Lottie Saphings, Ruth Boardman:
The Fairies OF Spring" Ethel Hough-
talling Learn little Every Day"
song THE Forest Hymn" school; I'VE
Love the Trees" Marion Hiscox. Beu-
lah Medbery. Bessie Lewis; Farmers
Trees, Walter Cady. Howard Williams.
Geneva Medbery, Susie Pollard. Mamie
Barnard; -Four Little Trees" MABEL
Durfee. Florrie Rovelto, John Allen.
Joseph oGara: What the Trees Say"
Everett Read; song WAKE, Wake" Bes-
sic Childs, Joseph O'Gara.
MISS READS ROOM.
Song. For Arbor Day" school: SCRIP
ture reading, Governors Proclamation"
letter from .ur. otockwell; song, Day OF
Planting" school; quotations" May
Landy, Edith Johnson, John Mcguire.
Nadia Swan, Clarence Farnsworth; THE
Value OF Trees" George Johnson. Eddie
Penniman. Ralph Aplin, Percy Phillips.
old German Herbert Sanford. Edwin
knight: The Wayside Inn" Lottie Mel
SON; song, THE Brave Old Oak" school;
why We keep Arbor Day." Elsie Gardi-
ner, Flossie Jordan, Gertrude Howarth,
Ida McCullum: Trees OF Our Country"
song. school: recitation, "Discontented
Ethel Kingsforf: "A Walk In the Spring
Myra Manning White Bessie Rngsford,
Ida Payne: "Walnuts and Butternts"
Helen Wood. Arthur Hornby
At the East street primary school, Mar
garet Riley. principal:
Song. Ring the Bells OF Springtime"
school; Morning Song" Margie Cor
man; my Lost Bird" Albert Rslston:
japanese Song" Bertha Fuller, Nellie
Andreys, sydney Upton. Helen Miller.
Annetta Landry; "A Dandehon." Ruth
Bentley: Marguerite Menamln." Ethel
Mythology; The Day of Planting"
school; Little Trees" four girls.
"sprngtime Blossoms. three girls; reci- |
tation, The Lilac" Vera Swan: recita-
ton, Forest Trees" Mildred Fuller: Ar
Dor Day seven boys: Three Little |
Trees Elsie Westfeld: recitation. ~In |
Natured Brer." Willie scvhoenhardt;
Three Rabbits. Herman Adams. Russell |
Harrall and Norman Randall;"Why We |
Keep Arbor Day." seven girls; Trees |
We Are Planting" IL girls: recitation,
''Grasshopper Green" Charlie Chinn:
song, Hall to the Trees. Bertha Fuller !
and Rena Williams: "Arbor Day En- ,
tertainment," consisting OF apple bios
SONS. sunbeams and gardeners for the
chorus. with Mildred Hanson, as May |
Day and Katy Sanity as Miss Arbor Day.
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
William H. Medber was the victim OF
peculiar accident Wednesday afternoon.
He was smashing up q box. when one
OF the boards fell sacross his foot and In
some manner a nail. which was In the
board. was jammed into his foot, causing
quite severe injury.
The nail pierced the instep and struck
one OF the bones OF the foot making n
wound. Mr.. Medber went
to his home. where the wound was
dressed.
SURPRISE PARTIES.
There was very pleasant surprise
party last night at the residence Of Mr..
Edward Stillman on North street About
70 OF Mr.. Stllman's friends paid him
visit and a very pleasant time was en-
loved.
Last night n number of the friends OF
Iuanito Rovelto succeeded I'm surprising
him at his home at Crescent Park and a
very pleasant evening was spent I'm games
md other amusements. Several vocal and
selections were rendered.
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