The Republican journal., 1897-02-18

Maine Hills, Harold Murpbv.
Roscoe Hammons, Elmer Piper.
BERT hnlght. Percy Moore
Frank Twombly, Norman Read.
Clair Deering, CarIe Steven,
Voyage of the Good Ship Union.
~ Lillian Jones
The Rising of 1776, Alice Nickerson
Hurrah for the Flag, Clair Hartman
The Star Spangled Battle Flag,
Lillian Smalley
The American Flag, Ida Patterson
Only the old Flag, Harold Murphy
Inc oIarry Flag, Lennie Colby
Flag Sentiments, Ethel Wood
Mabel Coombs,
Florence Clough,
Song, Oh! Columbia the Gem of the Ocean.
By the School
Following is the program of the Upper
Grammar school, Fl. E. Ellis and Grace A .
Lord, teachers:
Date and Place of birth and Parents.
Walter Dutch
Early life and education, Almon McMahap
First Political Position, Election to Congress,
Amy Stoddard
Success as Lawyer, Charlie Harmon
Debates with Douglas, Edith Strout
Election to Presidency Inauguration Speech,
Ethel Strout
Position during Civil War, Wida Vose
Emancipation Proclamation,
EulGu DdVluSOn
Election to ID Term and Assassination,
Albert Hale
Esteem in which he was held, Appearance,
"A. Cutter Sibley, Jr.
Most noted monuments of,
Abbie Stoddard
Stories of Lincon's life by other pupils.
THE SONS OF VETERANS.
The Lincoln memorial exercises by A. E.
Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans, in Memorial
Hall Friday evening, were well attended.
The program was as follows: Prayer by
Rev. ]. f. Tilton, followed by reading the
call from the Department headquarters by
Capt. U. G. Hussey. The call was patriotic
document eulogistic of Lincoln. Mrs E. P
Alexander read very effectively ''The Re-
turned Maine Battle Flags Rev j. F.
Tilton gave an able and patriotic address,
showing the work accomplished by Lincoln
and the results which have followed in the
political, moral and religious world Lieut.
W. W. Shaw gave a recitation, "Anthony
Wayne followed by the closing reading by
Capt. Hussey, "New Version of Hail Column
bia.''
AT THE NORTH CHURCH
A very interesting Lincoln mt mortal ser
vice was held at the North Church Sunday
evening, with large attendance. The fol-
lowing program was presented all the
papers being interesting, appropriate and
we'll delivered:
Opening Hymns. ..
Prayer, Rev. G S. Mills
Part l. The Founding of the Nation in the
Wilderness.
Eytrapt from, Lincoln
Responsive Scripture reading,
Pastor and people
Reading, 1.-THE Mountain Pioneers,'
Miss Grace Hammons
Reading,
"Commencement day at Lincoln School
in Meridian, Miss Harold Sibley
Solo, Miss Dickey
Part2. The Times of Darkness and Slavery
Extract from Lincoln, Rev. &. s. Mills
Responsive Scripture reading,
Pastor and people
Reading,
"The Early Times of the American
Missionary Association,
Mrs. 5. W. Johnson
Reading, "Pats Mission Box"
Miss Margaret Hazeltine
Solo, Mr.. John Parker
Part 5. The Times of Emancipation
Extract from Lincoln, Rev. G.. S. Mills
Responsive Scripture reading,
Pastor and People
Reading, "The Twofold Emancipation"
Warren w kuow!ton
Reading, "a Successful Co!ored Man."
Mrs. W. Il. Howard
II mn, "Battle Hymn of the Republic"
Part i. Lincoln and the Indian Wards Of
the Nation.
Extract from Lincoln. Rev G. S Mills
Responsive Scripture Reading,
Pastor and People
Reading, "The Needs of the INDIAN
Mrs. G. E. Brackett
Reading, "Family Worship among the In
dlans," Miss Evey Havner
Remarks,
Mr.. w r. Howard and Rev. q. S. Mills
Singing, "America."