Education, C: State of Rhode Island; Arbor-Day Programme, Ma

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Education, C: State of Rhode Island; Arbor-Day Programme, Ma

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Excerpt from State of Rhode Island; Arbor-Day Programme, May 3, 1895

A year ago you were invited to participate in the choice by ballot of a State tree, and were thereby for the first time initiated into some of the mysteries of the Australian ballot. As you were informed soon afterwards, the choice fell upon the maple, which is henceforth entitled to be known as the Rhode Island symbol among the trees of the land.

It has seemed fitting that the general Arbor Day exercises for this, the first year after the election, should have for their central thought the maple. Accordingly I have prepared a plan which is capable of such enlargement or reduction as circumstances may seem to demand, and do most heartily commend its general adoption to all of the schools, in order that we may give to our celebration this year as much of unity and significance as possible.

As the programme is arranged each teacher can, without destroy ing its general plan, modify it so as to conform to the needs of her school. If more music is desired it can be readily interspersed, and if copies of any of the music used in former years are wished, I shall be very glad to supply them if I am notified in season.

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