The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-06-13
CLOSING EXERCISES OF TIE Wusros

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scholars of the free school at this place
gave public exhibition at the Court
House, as close to the exercises Of the
school, which has been in session for the
past eight months, under charge of Prof,
D, b. Whitman. assisted by Mr.. =, J,
Wilson and Misses Barnes, Hall and
Hamilton, The lower court room was
crowded-many having to stand-and
others going away for wan! even of stand
ing room. The organ belonging to the
NJ. i. Church had been kindly lent for
the occasion, and sweet music was dis
pensed by Miss Frouio Barnes. The fol-
lowing was the order of exercises:
Prayer-Rev. Samuel Steele.
p AL Together-Chorus.
Salutatory-Arthur Lochart.
Master Eadiss Speech-Declam
Eddie Bradbury.
Work. aud Play-Declamat
Dauser. as1t z
The BqsyM Boy-De clamation-Bur-
me Young Orator Defamation
Frank Gaylor.
THE Household Pets-Chorus.
Things 4 Lore Rccitation-SIattie
Smith. .E -.s. Fl, g,
Living TO do Right-Rccitation- May
Lochart.
TheiSeasons-Dialogu Mary. Cochran
and Emma Martin. s'' iea
The Dying Chief-De clanatiOn-scott
Vandervort. -,
The Battle of Observation-Disclosures
tion-Ralph Moore.
When my Ship Comes ia-Chorus.
ILlare, and o Had I-Declamation-
Charles Danser. as naE
Hoe Your OWn Rop-Declsmasion-
Alvin Bailey.
Maggie Harvey. 1.fe al.'
Tie True Honor ofa Maaion-Decla-
mation-Benjamin Jodon. ,eiso,soa "a;
Look Alet-Declamation = Willie
Steele.
Our Fie.ory-Cllorus. Y q
EYon,an-Dcc lnmution-Ricllie Harris
on.
WOmen's Rights-Ne Consequences
Declamation-'rl,omas Barnes.
Dress-Dialoguc-Martha Jodon and
Edio Huntington.
Passing iaray-Recitati = Katie
Tolbert. a5a sl5, Z.
Tie Mariners rean.-Ree,tation-
Emma Lochart.
The Noon is Beaming Ger The Lake
Chorus. ss',9-
: Loehinmr-Recitation-MaryD anser.
TIE Points Of tie Compass-Slusisal
SPEECH Speech Of Defamation
Harry Camden.
Tic Soldiers Rc,t-Dcclamation-
Meigs Bland. o7sii 9Ga d
The Prisoner for DeJs-D Defamation
Bland Brannon.
I The Morning .Song-Cllorus.
Fourth Of July 0rahen-Declam
james Huntington. -.
k South Carolina-Declam nc. P.
Moore. ~ao b
4Nassachuscits and South Carolina
Declamatlon-C. W. Smith.
Hna u tie Queen Of The Silent Night
Chorus. @ e $500 5t'2'1 aasI 9 d
A Stump Speech Declamatlon-C.M NJ.
Gaylor. s;g.S a56 sat IA
III. Battle Of ne. E.lor-Declamation
j L. Steele. @
The TRANSPORTATION Of .M. Tabor-
Duclamation-J. j. Peterson.
z III lie Silent Midnight Watches-Quar.
tetto and Chorus. 4
Lights and Shades Of The Past Session
-Paulina Barns. = ~
The Past Eight Mouths. Essay-Lida
Gaylor. .af
aAe Weston Times-Pnper-Flora
Hale. I'd
Ring Me .Bell-Chorus. .,.,.,,
Tile Qaarrel-Origiual Dialogue
Lucy Spulding and Lizzie Morris. eg't.
Tie Cntics efa Citizen to his Gorern-,
ment-Originai Oration-p. L. Fetty.
Benetliciion-Rev. j. j. Jones.
No,s for The observation-disclosures.
The various exercises were crcditublc
alike to teachers and scholars, and the
large audience expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the performances.
Whore there was SO much excellence, We
could not mention one without speaking
of all, and that would occupy too much
Of our space. The singing was excellent,
and tho young ladies who entertained the
h.t ..... nn,tns,1,, Iaear a