Milford chronicle., 1906-02-16
MILFORD SCHOOL
RECEIVES PRESENTS.

A committee Of ladies from the Na.,
Century Club called at the school buiId.
ing one day last week and presented the
school with nine handsome ricturss
MIS-. Aldred, president of the Club.
Drleny addressed the pupils. who re.
ceiVed the pictures with rising vote
Of thanks. These splendid gifts we're
purchased with the proceeds of the ex.
nloitlon given last November under
the management Of Miss Jennie Davis
chairman Of the committee on Fduea.
lioh. Inc pictures are about 24x32 inches
III SIZE ana range IN price from one or
TWO dollars up to seven or eight. The
SUBJECTS are as follows: Poets Corner.
westminster Abbey, Hermes. Spring
Sir Galahad, The Horse Fair Retnrn
TO the Farm, Figure Of Christ, Dignity
and Impudence, aud Hiawtba This
effort Of the New Century Club Is Ger.
talnly in the right direction. and is
greatly appreciated by all.
another evidence of substantial in {
terest in the school was shown bv Col
Theodore Townsend recently when he S
it with the Amerieanized a
Encyclopedia Britannica, in ten large t
strongly bound volumes. As the En- Y
'yeloPedia Britannica, the New Inter. h
rational and the Century Dictionary C
ire IN use in the High School. the new G
ct VIII be placed in the Eighth Grade o.
his grade desires to thank Col. Town. p
end, and will show its appreciation of b
is generous gift by liberal use Ct the W
olumes. Benefits bestowed upon the ii
ublic bring the largest results. for the
pod they do is not hampered or limited
any spirit of sectariauism.
How many of our patrons have books at
hich' although Of com paratively little H
'lue to them, would be Of considerable
ilue IN the Public School Library. La
I'd would be reao, not by three or four III
rsons, but by three or four hundred SUI
by not place them where they would tri
the most good vic
Washington's Birthday will he oh. des
we'd, with appropriate exercises. IN for
grades. This will be Flag Day as
il, for the new flag will then he Ep
sted for the first time. The services TO-;
the local band have been secured Re,
prominent speaker is engaged viii
e exercises in the various grades. TO chu
ich all are welcome, will begin about wOl
O'Clock. The program in the Hioh list
lool consists Of orchestral music bv
band, recitations, essays. etc TO.
her with an address by George r. r
nson. As the Assembly Room is Feb
ly to be crowded, parents should two
the room where their children are Con
Tendance. ar.,.
lpt. Spaid will deliver the third mar
nTe OF his course, "Fangs. Fins and NAV
gs, on the evening of Friday. Feb. in re
y 2Sth. Mr. Spaid has also con. com
ed to be present in the afternoon Of Dam
day, and deliver an address before d,ot
High and Grammar School pupils. was
le Local Institute will be held in town
Assembly Room Of the High School Of NJ
ne evening Of March End and the inter
ling Of the third. AT the evening willie,
'n Tue PuOiic VIII De welcome rare /
morning session will be for teach
ply.
e Board OF Education last Tuesday ~,
gave vote efthanks to Benjamin RaiIr,
brother Of Miss Nafe. for the n,oa ;.
ings Of Shakespeare's Home and sbort
Hathaway's Cottage, presented int =
m to the High School. A similar nto :
vas given the New Century Club. stool
e pictures above mentioned. a. cno
MOfhaF G0Oea paoanrfo. HuSs