American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-09
UNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS.

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The scholars and teachers Of schools Nos, |,
and Of Fayette Station NJ. L. Church, mum
berlng over GOO, assembled at an early hour on
the morning OF the 4th, aud marched to the
delightful grove OF Charles II. Carroll, Esq, on
the tredeuck Road, Alter receiving boun-
uluI supply OF cold water the exercises OF the
day were commenced by singing that beautiful
/ hymn, from all that dwell below the skies,
which was beloved 10y an appropriate prayer
oy Rev Nm' EVahs-Slngmg, Haul our coun-
ny natal morn an interesting dialogue, Ivy
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again pcntIluiIy supplied with refreshments,
and afterwards discussed 70 aInuSe themselves
as they pleased A IIttle before CLOCK, they
were again assembled together, and an unan'-
nous vote OF thanks was then rendered to Mr.,
Carroll Tor the use OF his deightinI grove, ana
they returned to the cty, all mighty ncllghlcd
VITO the exercises OF the day
Celebration the Fourth Of Jpig By the Wash
nptou Temperance Socieh amt SaJba'h School,
At an early hour on the morning Of the 18th
groups, composed Of hoary headed age, robust
manhood and childhood's bloom, were seen
vending their way along Market street to the
west end of the city. The neat and we'll pack
ed baskets, the white and clearly napkins and
table cloths which they bore at once fOretOid
; their destination. They were OH an excursion
to CAROLS woods; there, amid the shade 81
, the venerable forest trees, beneath a sky in
tensely and serenely blue, and sun which
cheered, whilst It's heat could harm not, to cee-
brate the natal Gay Of American Independence
: The grove in winch the celebration took place
is the same in which the society has met tol
the last five years, and is one Of the lovelcst
: retreats around the city, presenting to the eye
l various and striking objects OF natural scenery
L abrupt precpices, unduIating slope and leve
plain, whilst the whole is overspread with an
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half past o'clock Mr.. A. G.. Cole, superinton-
dent of the Sabbath School, took the stand
= and the exercises or the day were commenced
In the following ORDER Song by the School,
e prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Carter; Declaration Of
: Independence by Master George Bokee; sony
BY the Rollins street Sabbath School and the
D Washington Temperance Sabbath School; ora
I ton by Master George Brooks; song by the
Washington Sabbath school, assisted by the
Holllns street Sabbath Schools speech by Mas
1 ter David II. Brotherton; song by the school
- speech by Master Thomas Moore; song by 'he
school; speech by Master benjamin warren
song 6y the School Here the exercises OF thi'
school OF patriotism, reilg'onana virtue ceased
Inc "hoie number OF those VINO are unoer the
superintendent, Mr.. "A. u Coe' ana ms aSs!s
tants, amounts 10 ABOUT iour huhuFeu' ana tllt
manner IN Whlch they executed the'r aiIotteo
parts, whether In song or defamation, suihci
entity attestS the care ana TOLL ana ndeilty o.
those VINO have them IN chafge' Inc fresi'
dent OF the washington Temperance Society
Capt John r. ioss then TOOK the stand , aH1
introduced to the audience samuel G' WIZ
lams, ESQ, who addressed Them Tor about ono
, hour and ha!f, at The conclusion OF wllci
there was recess tor dInher. Numerous Ia
bes, independent OF the principal table, were
: to be seen scattered over the grove some Oh
= hillside, some on rising mound, some IN Sc
questefed Vale; all well hiiea WIN the su1Stan'
bnnmer were ' s sots and the ernVng
, thirst had been allayed by Wholesome potatlons
from as pure fountain as ever guShed from