The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-02-25
GOULDSBORO.
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Gouldsboro, Feb. 90.
Washington birthday exercises
were held Friday afternoon by the
pupils of the primary and intermed-
late rooms. Fifty visitors were
persent. The following is the pro-
gram:
Washington Song" ........ School
Exercise-"George and Martha
Washington" ........ .....
Melvin eraser and Doris Sebring
Observation-Disclosures and Lin
Lewis Keesier and Lytle Eilenberger
Flag Exercise -. Eight Children
Song-"My Country's Flag" School
Washington the True and
Brave" ........... Five Boys
Recitation- Dolls Lesson
49,. .... .... Ellen Marsh
Exercise-"our Nations Colors''
........,.... Four Girls
Songs Story of the Hatchet" -.
l............. Twelve Children
Exercise-"What Should Have Hap
pened" ............. Seven Girls
Flag Drill-"Wee Maids Are Pa
triots Too" ........Si Six Girls
Song-"Little George Washington"
........... School
ecitation-"Truth and Grammar"
........... Madeleine Matthews
Drill-"Young Soldiers" Five Boys
Washington Our Example"
...... Isabel Waters
Exercise Story of the Hatchet,"
............... Seven Boys
Recitation-"Our Flag. .......
....... Theodore Meyers
Song-"Star Spangled Banner.
............ School
Exercise-"February Twenty-sec-
ond" .......... Three Girls
Recitation-"The Little Red Stamp"
.............. Alberta Adams
Song-"America" ......... School
With only few hours for pre-
paration a delightful and unique
concert was given for the employees
at the ice plants in I. o. o. F. Hall
on Friday evening. A most delight
full program was exceedingly well
rendered, consisting of selections by
the Gouldsboro Cornet band, S. D.
Adams leader. Piano solos by Mrs.
John P. Aiken and Raymond Crooks,
vocal solo by Miss Helen Crooks, Sc
lections by the Gouldsboro Male
Quartette composed of Dennis Shay,
Leroy Crooks, Seldom Sebring and
Harry Sebring. The entertainment
was free and for the ice men only.
The hall was crowded and much
praise was given those who so kindly
assisted.
w. G. Tiger was taken to the State
hospital at Scranton and underwent
an operation on Tuesday from which
he rallied in good shape and is do
ing well.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Boyce, Friday, Feb. 21, daughter.
Mrs. G. A. Kerling went to Scran-
ton on Friday intending to attend
lucheon to have been given by the
Scranton Chapter of the D. A.
R., at the Hotel Casey Saturday,
and instead attended the fun
eral of DR.. Barton who died sudden
ly while attending a patient at her
home on Adams Avenue Thursday
afternoon. The doctor was to have
been the toastmaster at the luncheon
which was indefinitely postponed.
An invitation is extended to all
to attend the literary exercises to be
given by the pupils of the Grammar
room at the High school next Fri
day.
The many friends of w. ]. Fisher,
who recently moved to Scranton, will
be grieved to learn that at a con-
sultation of physicians his condition
was pronounced incurable.
Miss Grace Smith was delightfully."-
surprised by surprise birthday Sun
shine party given by the Moscow
members of Chaplain T. D. Swartz
w. r. c., No. II, of which order she
is a member. She is slowly con-
valescing from a long illness. The
many gifts that she received are to
be opened at different hours and
days.