The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-06-04

Exercise, "Natutee IOkeHsgs Nxasso 80. =
Helen Burgess, Melissa Dyer, Eileen Fern.
aid. Madeline Staples. Florence MacNsfi
Pearl Decrow.
Recitation. Ny Country. Meyer Goldman
Exercise, Soldier Boys. Grade II. John Morri-
son. Lawrence Curtis, Norman Coombs
Charles Morse, William futile
Exercise. Decoration Day. 1r1de Il. Aualsy
Song and Salute. Decoration Day. Grades
and II.
+ Program for Grade III:
Exercise "Our Colors." Cicely Gunner. Her
bert Rogers, Carl Colcord, Wight Robbins
Recitation, ssThe Soldiers Flower and the Sol
dier's Flag" Idres Rogers. James Leo
OConnor.
Exercise, "Our Flag" Gordon McKenney,
Florence Condor. Clarence Rumney' EveiYp
Recitation. s.Three Women in War Time"
Madeline Walker.
Exercise. Flowers of Memorial Day. Ruth
Sturteyant, Idres Rogers, Cicely Gunner,
Margaret Morse, Josephine Stevens. Fran
ces Bradford, Beatrice Dutch' beatfice
Bartlett -,
Exercise. IA Flag" Tom Wadsworth. Lloyd
Clements. Ernest O'Connor. Waldo Craig
Recitation. ..Story of the War;" Grade Nv,
Gretchen Fletcher. w
Exercise. Flowers for the Brave, Grade W.
Clayton Colcord, Irwin B. O'Leary, LYMAN
Rosinsky, Thomas KNIGHTS: Clement hoimes'
Recitation. A Memorial Wreath. Grade w.
Mary Narrower, Geraldine Cassens, Made
line Chalmers.
Exercise. The Grand Army of the Republic.
Grade w. Nettie Hartman, Elsie Inomas
Gertrude Staples. Irva Allen, Eftie ThomP'
son. Veima Head, Edna Dyer. Fern Orchard'
Ruth Bradford.
Sopu Momorv nav. Grade Nv.
One Country, One Flag, Grade Nv.
Exercise. Remembrance" Grade ~, Ruth
Smalley, Vonnie Coombs. -Ethelyn Guilord
Excepting Memorial Day, Bertha Harmon, Dor
America y af by all the Grades.
PRIMARY AND GRAMMAR GRADES, E. B.
Teachers. Mrs. Ida Roberts Cilley, Mrs.
G ace Emmons.
The Primary and Grammar Grades of the
Brick school, East Belfast, gave the following
program last Friday afternoon:
Rec, Blue and Gray, by Mrs Cilley's Grades
History of Flag, by Primary Grades under
Mrs Grace Emmons
Roc Orr Flag. Agnes Robbins
Rec, When Ali Are Gone. Geo; Brown
Song for Flag Day. Adehne stevens
Exercises by Primary Grade, girls and boys.
Each boy had a shield and letter spelling
"Peace" and each girl shield and letter
spelling "Grand Army"
Rec, Sheridan's Ride, by Russeh n 'l
Rec, otelia na rlI
Rec, Memorial Day" by Vida Slavery
Rec, Dy Aipioh n!enal1s
Rec, ny Elisha H'cn0iue
Singing, 1.-THE Vacant Chair"
Mrs. Cilley's Grades
Poo by Norman Richards
Rec. "Sherman's March to the Sea-"
Ao' Theo. Curtis
Rec, "The Georgia Volunteer" Ida White
Rec, 1.-THE Captain water nan
Rec, MARJORIE ~ Drown ,,,s1
Recitation, 1.-THE Soldiers Dream" Dorothy
Recitation, "Old Ironsides," Randall Knox
Presentation of a new Flag by Geo. A. Leavltt
of the school committee given to the school
by the primary grade. The children then ao-
journed to the yard for the flag raising. While
it was ascending the following verse was re-
cited by the primary grade:
There are many flags in many lands
There are flags of every hue,
But there is no flag, however grand,
Like our own, Red, White and Blue.
Then hurrah for the Flag, our country's
Our own Red, White and Blue.
Singing America.
There were remarks by Mr.. Leavltt, Mrs.
Leavitt, Mrs. Slavery and others. Probably
the most welcome guest. and whom the chill
dren considefed the guest of honor" was Mr..
Augustus D. Hayes. Who made some eloquent
remarks Mr.. Hayes was formerly Principal
of this school and won warm place in the
hearts of his pupils and his resignation was
much regretted by both pupils and parents
However, he was loyalty welcomed on this oc-
casion and at the close of his remarks to say
he was applauded is stating it mildly. We are
glad to say that he still retains an interest IN
this school and in the welfare of its pupils.