The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-02-22

| Song-"W Washington"
Story Crossing the Delaware" Flea
nor Davenport
song-"Red, White and Blue"
Recitatfon-"Ou Country"
Washingtons Notices
WOOLSEY, NO. 1.
Washington Song and March-School.
Sentence stories about Washington
School
Flag Song-school.
| Story-Teacller.
Song-School.
Recitation-Mary Schlosser.
Song-School.
STRONG SCHOOL, ROOM IA.
Charles Sumner on THE National
Fla" Alfred Kallgren.
Flag salute-School,
Red, White and Blue"-school. +
II Would Tell"-E. Lnsley W. Shan
ley, M. Tompkins, H. Griswold, W.
Flint.
"Washington's Kiss'-Rose Girken.
Sayings of Washington"-Do Page,
Dorothy Peckwell, Charlotte Helm.
Duet-George scheAer, Harry Wiberg.
"Washington's Hatchet"- Stu
bell.
"The Good Old Times" watson
Cheney.
Down in Old Virginia Song, r. stru-
bell, R. Roberts, H. Dill, ]. Nc
Carthy.
Crossing the Delaware Mans
field.
"Tis Splendid to Live so Grandly"-
Ruth Jacobson.
Song-Seventh grade
Tribute to William Horsley.
Sayings Of Lincoln Esther Sand
quist, Caroline Steele, Ida Porter
Dialogue-Ruth Taylor. Marie Ward,
Isabelle Griffiths, Nora Cunning
ham, Oliver Russell, Blanche Nor
ton, Maybelle Seeley.
Song-"Our own u. S."-School.
Hardwork william Sinclair.
When Lincoln Died-Agner Hogan.
''Men''-William Thorpe.
George Washington--Maud Keeler.
Lincoln's Birthday-Louise Barnes.
America An.
ROOMS Z AND s..
Song America"
Barbara Frietchie" s.
song-'Flag of the Free"
George Washington Room. Z.
Life of Washington" Room s.
Song-"Glory to Old Glory"
Lincoln 8, boys,
"Washingtons Birthday Room 7, q.
Lockwood.
Life Of Lincoln"-Room 8.
Song-"Star Spangled Banner"
II Would Tell'-Room Z, boys.
I'm 1732"-G. Dunckle, room s.
THE Flag"-E. Allen, room Z.
"Our Country's Fathers. Hines,
room 5.
Song-"Hail Columbia"
Rotations girls, room g.
Recitation-~"W ashington's Birthday"
room Z, F. Klein.
Song-"God Ever Glorious"
Recitation-"R Red, white and Blue
8 girls, room 4
Like Washington PARCELS, room
song-'The Glorious Fourth Of July"
Recitation-"Our Flag"-Roonl 8, A.
Anderson.
Recitation-"Li George Washing
ton Room 8, E. Edgar.
song-"Red, White and Blue"
Courage"
Recitation-"W What Did They Teach
the Little Boys''-Edna Rose, room 8.
Recitation Independence Belr"-C.
Holmes, room 5.
Song-"Yankee Doodle"
THE Little Red stamp"-M. Gertsch.
Song-"Union Dixie"
The prize fight in Westville and other
Sunday movements in the minds of
some are calling loudly for serious con-
sideration. DIR. Sheath of the Grand
avenue Congregational church has Sc
cured the services of Rev. Martin d.
England Sabbath Protection league for
next Sunday. He will speak in the
Grand avenue Congregational church
in the morning and at the union meet
ing of the Dwight Place and Plymouth
churches in the Plymouth church In the
evening. The leagues president is the
Hon. John D. Long, LII. D. Its purpose
is through legislation and public ap-
pear through addresses and the press
to resist the unlawful encroachments
upon the Sabbath, by the sinful and
selfish forces of our age. It's headquar-
tiers are in fremont Temple, Boston.
DR.. Kneeland is forcible speaker and
will present facts, both discouraging
and encouraging.
Many events are booked for this even
ing. In the chapel of the East Fearl
street NJ. E. church this evening from
to O'Clock the ladies will serve the
annual Washington supper. 1t is t., be |
turkey supper with all the fixings |
and will be up to the usual high stand |
ard of excellence. Usually as many as