Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-11-28

was blown off, and tho finger waB split
from tho knuckle up and the palm Of
the hand was burned. Tho INJURY re-
suited from the bursting u Ms gua.
DIR. David Stewart dressed tile wounds.
Now Castle, Nov 27.-Tbe regular
meeting OF tho Board of Education was
held last night Or. r. +. lyhaut, who
was elected q member at the last meet
ing, appeared and was sworn in by
President Ferris.
Orders were drawn for the payment
OF teachers, janitors, substitutes and
mado by which the principal will DO
the annual examination. Miss Lonand
will take charge OF several Of the
classes.
The adyisability OF placing curtains
on the different rooms was taken up.
board by Il. ID. Frazer, secretary of
I'ybout stated that no has had n num-
in a short time and have their eyes
examined. The trouble, he thought,
was due in a great measure TO the
Mr.. Stewart thought that curtains
should be used. Tho committee on
school property was ordered to inquire
materials for curtains.
The following report Of Principal
Andrews was read and accepted. Total
attendance, 537; number Of applicants
for admission, 5; names of those dc.
tul M f,r n
pertinent and progress:
School No. 2--Hettie Mclaughlin,
Elsie Longacre, Agnes Mccoy, Nellie
Duffy, Carrie Pedricls.
No 3-May Simpson, Anna Vantine,
Belle Megginson, Mary Campbell,
Samuel Toppin, John Willis, Willie
Marshall, Marsh Keegan.
No. 4-Rosa Lenoir, Lydia Christy,
Maud Hammil, Alfred Winslow.
No. 5-Florence Keegan, Renie
Becker, Susie Gormley, Frank Wins
low, Frank Hewlett. Harry Wilhelm.
No. 7-Susio Morrison, Walter Will
son, Muriel Sudell. ~
No. s-Lila Elkinton, Harry Smith,
Mary McHugh. att
DIR. Tybout was appointed chairman
Of the finance committee and also one
Of tho committee on School No. 2, both
of which positions were held by the
late William Herbert. Adjourned.
The wedding of Miss Sarah Laboub
to Charles Edwards took place at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George DECKER
son on North Fifth street, at noon to-
day. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR.. Il. b. Cook.
The programme for the entertain
ments on Friday and Saturday nights
in the Opera House to be given by the
NJ. Il. Sunday -sc-ool will be as follows
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20TH.
Opening song, ~ P; NJ
Infant School Exercises
Dialogue, "old Ways and New
Characters
Grandma Grunbleton. Hiss Kate Mcguire
| Maud. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss Lucy Ford
Lillian ....................M Miss Carrie Cline
Daisy 49,. ..... ....Miss Myrtle Mcguire
| Annie, a servant..... ,....... 49, ----
Burlesque Band.
Tooters-James Saunders Ellsworth Dennis,
Joe Johnson. Marvin Megginson. Rnber.
johnson, George Murray, Harvey
Newiove.w Hurry llance.,
Pantomime, THE Merry Cobblers." In
four scenes.
Song. ........ Yonng Folks Singing School
| kIttNlllS CnBTlSIltu aCtIlES "a Tue lOFllt5 anu
reproducing the fashions OF that hme.)
Charade, "a Ticket to the Circus,"7
| Characters
| Tompkins. photographer. w. II, Saunders
Josh, country lad, .....-... Harry Hughes
| Mrs. SheetZ.. Miss Emma Harris
/ Miss Bertha Matthews
Mrs. Benson. ......,........Alss Sallie Wise
Hercules Hamilton Benson, Jr.,
Charles Townsend
Lindy, Josh's tianeee. ......Miss Lucy Ford
Piano duet selected,
Misses Bessie Wilson and Maggie Carrick
Dialogue, "rhelMarried Bachelors"
4a Characters
Mrs. French. ~.r.. Miss Kate Magnire
| Mr.. French. INSTRUMENTATION II. Wilson
| air. PALM. .........f....... Ferris Jemison
| Mrs. Palm ........... Miss Lizzie Wise
joseph, porter. ...............G George Tobin
SATURDAY EVENING. November BOTH.
THE Pillar Of Fire"
Tuneful cantatl for Sunday-school and
choir by Butterworth x Root.
Soloists-Miss Edith Risg. soprano Mrs
| X. A. Vallette. contralto, Mr.. Il. l. Rogers
tenor; MIR. j. d. Manloye, baritone; Georg,
u Eckles, basso, A select string orehestrf
will appear, Accompanies. Miss May b
COOLEY.
Special choir-sopranos-A Edit
Rigg, Mrs. j. b. Manlove, Miss Mary Elem
| lnB, MISS Eulln ftusnepeck, MISS MaBsll
Gordon, Miss salle Wise, Miss NJ. David
son, Mrs. William Deakyne, Miss Kat
Mcguire, Mrs. J. l., Fisher, Mrs. j. II
Cheilins, Miss Gertrude Kuntz.
Altos-Mrs. K. A. Vallette, Miss Rebl
Saunders, Miss Sarah Lahoub, Miss Iizzi,
Wise, Miss Bertha Matthews, Miss LaurI
Truss.
Tenors-J. Il. Manlove, C. G. Whitnacle
II. X. Lancaster, E. !. Rogers, l.. Il. Eiiason
! George II. king, c. II. Jemison.
Bassos--S. A. Stewart, j. II. Matthews
Harry Hughes g. w. Eckles. William
Deakync, j. A. Booker, Harvey Stewart, IL
| Y Jemisou