The Republican journal., 1907-05-16
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY l6. 1907

Nelson Reynolds, who bought the Marstun
q. colt, MarstOn Don, of the W. S. Reynolds
estate has sold him to D. NJ. Damon Of
Lincoln, Maine. In size and appearance he
was without doubt the finest two-year-old
colt in Waldo County. Both sire and dam
were registered. and great expectations are
based on him. Wendell S. Reynolds valued
him at $500. He is now well broken to
harness and carriage and was the special
pet of MIR. Reynolds, who had taken the
best of care of him.
Last Friday afternoon the pupils of the
intermediate school, Miss Maud Sawyer,
teacher, entertained their parents and
first of the afternoon was devoted to the
writing of compositions. A "Bird Contest"
followed, which proved especially interest,"
ing, after which the pupils displayed their
ability in drill on mental arithmetic. The
program was as follows:
Roll call.
Responses with memory gems.
Reading, "GeOrge Washington"
Hugh Morrill,.
Song, "Loch Lomond,"
Recitation, "A Bird that Celebrates" 10
Concert recitation, "The Children's Hour"
School.
Reading, "Longfelow,"
Raymond Merritt
h6ClCdLIOl, from Inc Barefoot
Boy,' Ralph Webb.
Reading, "The Old Liberty Bell"
Recitation, "A Mission of Flowers"
Reading, "Michel Angelo,
Hovey Roberts.
Recitation, Languages"
Edith Hobbs.
Song, "The Train to slumberland,'
Christine Jones.
Concert recitation. barbara Frietchie,''
School.
The exercises of the High and Grammar
schools last Friday evening were well at
tended and were a credit to the place. The
stage had been very prettily trimmed and
pants in both grades did well and the affair
passed off very pleasantly. Music was fur
nished by the sSaxaphone Quartette of Bel
fast. The program of the Grammar school
was as follows: Prayer, Rev. David Brack-
EFT; Salutatory, "World's Progress" Gertie
Elbra Godding "The Old Mans story"
Edna Mary Godding, Music; Essay, "James
Fitz James," Bernard Francis Staples
"Aunty Doleful's VISIT" Velma Inez Ho-
gan; 1.-The Better Way" Hilda Miles Lane
"Hi s Mothers Song" GttwenSdolyn,s Hope
Melvin Roberts; "Street Car Etiquette
Zelma Alton Hall; alexander Selkirk,"
Charles Orrin Green; Valedctory, David |
Dexter Davis; Comforting of Diplomas
Music
The program for the Junior prize speak
ing was as follows: Music; "Bernardo Del |;
Capio," Clifton Woodman Chase; "The
Wanderers Bell" Georgia Work." deaths
Blunder," Ada Marie York; "Flash, the
Fireman's Story" !nez Arlene Estes; "Ho-
ratius at The bridge" Everett Lawriston
Cilley Music; "The Ride Of Collins Crave"
Hattie Lula Work Extract from Memorial
Address on President Garfield, Myron Law
renee Cook "The Wreck of the Hesperus,"
Maude Annie Webb; "Boy Billie" Mark
Robert Stiles; can Order for Picture,''
Hester Rose; Music; ''Touissant lover
,ure," Lawrence Earle Estes "Grandmoth-
er's Sermon" Olive Gertrude Roberts 1.-TWO
Patriots" Lila Mae Estes; Bernado and
Alphonso, Adwina Patterson.
The committee to award prizes consisted
If John H. Gordon of Brooks, Mr.. H. G.
Clement, Principal of Freedom Academy,
and Mrs. H. G. Clement. The awards were
rs follows: LIST prize, Ada Marie York The
2nd prize was divided between Maude
Annie Webb and Hester Rose.