The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-29
HONOR TOTHE DEAD
Public School Children Cele.
brate Memorial Day.
ELOQUENT ADDRESSES, GOOD SINGING
Exercises in Nearly All the
Schools Attended by Large
. Number OF Students
Parents.

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o meihoiiai Das "e'e ne'u -
all Oh the pubic schoo's' ino 'n''u'en
prousht erea. qeah'il,. . a. VIZ ,'n,
ana roses toeetheF WIN n"so anu Du
ing 10 accurate tne sInoonou - | ,.s,,,
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members OF the boaru .. ruu.aI'on a.l ,,,a
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parents oi .ue e"'iu,e" ,',.n a"u 'rn, ",a,..tn,
schooi a''ehuou 'ne 'ai'nuS a, ,,a.
ments. Inc Singing Vi pa'f'o''' sUns 80
the most pieasihs feature aua tne '',sn ,sn
young voices entnusias,'ea''S Su's ~ '.'
echo tne .ni niue IN. .,,.., ,on.,
Al the Hish ocnoo'' INV a. bss,i,' ana
AZ O'CLOCK. iioie'so, a. i r.,
siaeo anu rroiessui r,o nranr,n,,na
charge OIL Tue sihs"s' p'oe ,,,a''ats
was oi uhuSua' ih'e'''' "iI ,rn, "a
acquitted themselves cieu'aD'
dress py Ut. L. a. NoC"iu' vas ~
eloquent ana was piououh''u '"n ~
best he mas deilVereu Ill .n's e. 49,
spoke Oh the oppoitun'.'-s . ,.,,,,,,, 80
ihe lives oi the soune ''sn ~, ,,,,Ia ,,,s
to-day, ahu uiseu eaon o 81
BEST Oh those tha' sho pi."out
A large hunipef vi s"e"'' a.
ent' VINO alter the so''0'ts' s mn,
clses' visited ule u'ncl.i' .,a'n 49, a,I',n,,,s
shops Tor Inspection hn'o"e 'ne
who TOOK part were 'he ioilo"ms ,,,,,,
Salutation OF the nag so"s' ,,.a,,n, s
the Old Camp drouhu poeih'
Day, written anu ie'" ~ ,rranl,
Lacey Inc bas ,,s W. un,,n ~ the ue-
W. Cooper; SONG baV'e II 'Hi' W Mic,
pubic; Lincoln "ut.y'Dn D.. ~
Lucreua NJ heeu, auu,e' ns,, ~ ,ha nrum".
McCurdy' song, ihe no,' " whi,nmack.
krenah oharse' cn Mice Tva
"husterihg Oh COMPANY VI
Rlshter; sohg' A,ner'" r, cyIMc,1Aw
AT TIE ARTHUR H.
SCHOOL, No. l.
AT the Arthur IL. Grlmsoaw "choo'' w.
], Major s. Redmond Smith oe'l'e'eu "u
oration on The military career Oh 'he 'ale
DR.. A. Fl. Grimshaw. MAJOR slh'th ou'.'"
ed the various engagements III ""'u
one Grimshaw took all active part a"u
psid a glowing tribute TO his memory as
soldier, as gallant ohcef anu as ',a"
An every sense fitted to be ieaoer' r,e
also spoke OF the interest laheh W
Grimshaw In the public schoois o' .ne ''','
$, and In -philanthroplc enterprises lne ou
dress was intensely interesting anu III
structlye TO the pupils. A very excei'ent
programme was given by the schoo' III
which the following participated:
General ilantock's Grand MARCH, M"'ion
Rnyers. prayer, the Rev. Lafayette Marks
H. D., song Battle Hymn OF the hepup-
lM," school; reading, origin ol Me'i'' '"'
Dpy." Bertha Stats; song, "Tehtihe On
the Old Camp Ground scnoo'' qee,
.ntstiuruished Americans" Howard HART
man. Robert Moody, Harry Fisher lhoihaS
Wilson; song, America, school; readihs'
--Unkilown Dead" Agnes Mitchell, Aohs'
s'gan,ahady's Darling" Alfred oCohhef'
reading women or the War MARY 'on,.- mn
non; Address, military services vi ~
Grimshaw," Major S, Rodmohd sniitn' ~
citation, "Sleep, Soldiers sleep otela
: slssipger; hymn, Nearer, MY oo.i'
Thee" school: 'General u'""' " "'
March" Marion Rogers ,,,>,,r
DECORATED GARFIELD MoNoMhNA'
The pupils OF room NO anhu"''' u'l
rate the Garfield Monument upo" 'n1
Uurrence of Memorial Day ana a.'oIu'us
ly Masters Harry Hickman MorliS"u anu
Frank Dolan, who had been selected "
rrpresent the room, took Two WheeipaI-
rows, which they had gaily decorated WIN
bunting and flags, full of flowers 10 'he
monument, and under the SUPERVISION oi
Their teacher, placed them th'iS nv.
were accompanied by number OF the'r
bchoolmates and NUMBER o'
stopped to, watch the children as tney pet
formed their mission Inc pros' "n'niI"
presented in some oil the o'nef S'noo''
follows r ,,o
sCHooL NJ -, T., sonv
Rooms and 3, boys drpaE.meht-eu
pNarchng Through Georgia recitalioh'
rOar Country's Flag" Charles E. Pyle,
- ot,o,ton Nv 1--WE boys. "The BivouaC
w. re'''as'ou, ~ u,irIo,, ingram Frank
Of the DEAD imam 's @ mnr,n, and
Rogers, William Jones' rtahN Mo' 'on "nI
uohn Spallane; reading the story ol
America. Norman Palmer; song, rent
sns To-night"; reading, Rest. Soldier,
g., =" William Dutton, recitation, Gross
uos,' a,a,'aro :, S,.uIev A. w, Hanna;
ane a IN. De" awasb;neton,s Ten Rules Of
Conduct" ten boys; vloiin Duet 'on'' ~
ian and Harold Whitehouse, recitation
srTbe Rows We Need" Willie Downs
at, "I;ncoIp William Watson;
tsA.,nh' .na"orat;on Dav" ], Bacon
rehulls' De,~,a' ,,,,', Ca,,,,rv ,ris NJ Thee"
Wyatt song MY oouuWs' no,
Hnrry Carter; reading, me eto'' .,,u. =,
pration Day El"ood Da'is, ie"u's'
'United at Last" Loren Wivei' WYNN
solo. John Dolan: recitation, lhe Cn,i-
dren's Decoration, oscui SNAP ,,
solo, Harold Whiteh0usei vocal SOLO ii"tls
Carter; reading "The Drummer boy' Al
yah Vincent; violin solo. John Doiah' SUNG
'The Battle Cry of Freedom the s'hoo''
Fifth and sixth grades Instrumental
solo by Miss Ida Appleby, song by school,
r1rHmpl Tramp; reading origlh Vi
memorial Dhy, ". no'IioMuo;H' prnrinn,n,
eh.raGg eG Gh ,ro'h Eost'nan. rceitn,ion' search.
w. sU", thc Slaves Emma McIntire; mando-
In with organ accompunist, Mrs. Fisher
and Miss Carrie Fisher; singing 3y Glass
Beautiful Flag; reclLanon, Fame ltoralhef
lynch; singing py sehoo'i i,a,in, nin "a Mc.
9oml, reoi,n'ion, So, et nnS n,qnn Harry Sut.
nsnv, , '9'oi tLnr. Rluo and GRAY, Master
' r Rinling. singing by school, just Be
fore the Battle; recitation, Blue and Gray,
M. Brady; mandolin and organ mrs
Fisher and Miss Carrie FISHER sihYlmg
Decoration Day organ sono' a,oosv ana M,,ent.
Et Eecita.ion' DSo TIool panni,,s V9ira 1mhn lows:
E"iH,Ohi,, Cam oT thn Oceun: instrument
tnl solo, Old Folks at Home, Gertie Town.
sond; recitation, The Peoples Voice VIM
Ritchie