The record-union., 1898-05-27
HONOR TO DEPARTED BRAVE.
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT THE
SCHOOLS TO-DAY.
Children VIII Remember the He
Toes Who Gave Their Lives
For Their Country.

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There viii be memorial services held
In the city schools to-day in memory
of those who fell in defense of their
country in the late war, and it is prob
able that the gallant blue-jackets that
went down with the Maine viii not be
forgotten, as their fate is fresh in the
memory of the nation. In addition to
the programme prepared by the teach
ers and pupils, each one of the schools
will be addressed by one of number
of prominent speakers, who have slgnl-
fed their willingness to speak to the
children.
The programmes will be as follows:
HIGH SCHOOL.
At the High School the exercises viii
be very brief. on account of the death
of Lee ]. Gould from typhoid fever. He
was a member Of the freshman class,
and his funeral win take place in the
afternoon The exercises will be in the
morning and viii consist of a memorial
song. remarks by Hon. Jud. c. Brusie
and the singing of America" the ma
tional anthem.
The pupils will assemble at the school
at p. n. and proceed in a body to the
Cathedral to attend the funeral serv-
ices. The class of the deceased viii
adopt appropriate resolutions relating
to his death Young Gould was 20
years Of age and, although hale and
vigorous, succumbed to the disease af-
ter weeks illness. His parents re-
side at Dry Creek.
SACRAMENTO GRAMMAR.
At the Sacramento Grammar School
the exercises will begin at 10 a. m, as
follows: Song by the school, Flower Of
Liberty; recitation, The Picket,
Verna Martin; defamation, "DecOra-
tiOn Day" Arthur Shannon; song, Car
rol Robinson; defamation, "An Old
Soldier" Dell Banta; recitation. "The
Dead Trumpeter," Viola Monson; song,
Lost With the Maine" Louise Ross;
defamation. Memorial Day" Ian
don Lindsay; recitation, Two Graves
at Gettysburg" Bertha KOhler; decla-
nation Reunited" Albert Michel;
song, "Star-Spangled Banner" Clarita
Blair. Leslie Bandy, VIM. Carragher,
Charles Enright. Florence Grau, Pearl
Gilman, w. Greenlaw, Raymond Lew
is. Gunda Macholdt, Edna Odell, Irma
PhIeger, Maud Ross, Bernice Smith,
Andrew Sturtevant. Bertie Smith, Car
RE Littlefield, Bryte Peterson, Fred
Wulff, Viola Monson, James Rego,
Amelia Rothwel Jeannette Milligan;
defamation, Tribute to Our Hon
ored Dead" Charles OsgOod; address,
Major w. A. Anderson; song by the
school, ''As We Marched; America"
SUFFER- GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The memorial exercises of the Sutter
Grammar School, Julian W. Johnson
Principal, will commence at 10 a. m.
with the following programme: Amer
lea" school; In One Grave" Mabel
Dotson; Our Sleeping Heroes" Susie
Fisher; Guard the Flag" school;
'Bivouac of the Dead George Baxter:
"The Flag Goes By" Edna White;
"Aim High" school; Our Flag" Mary
Seley. Rena Rubens, Louise Jurgens.
Philip Caffery, Clark Freeman, Fred
Cox; piano solo, Tripping Through
the Meadows" Blanche Lund; Chick
amauga." Minnie McNarin; Cover
Them Over" school; our Army of the
Dead" Fred Erickson; THE Maine"
Pearl McAlster; Columbia, My Coun-
try" school; Two Voices" John Tur-
ley, Lawrence Wizard; violin solo,
.'BCccherini. Fannie Connolly; Emma
Scott, accompanist; GLORY to Old
Glory" John McGinnis; Wen Gather
Bright Flowers" Leonora Wilingham.
Myrtle Coffman. Edna White, Kate
Martz, Helen Pierce. Leila Warner.
Maud Erlewine, Josie Neidhardt, Ethel
Olson. Flora MARITIME. Edna Thielbahr;
Our Country's Call" Emma Vogel;
piano duet Tripping Through the
Lawn" Allyn Burr. Burnell Wiseman;
"Columbia's Heroes" Zoa Leavitt;
- Day h -
the Maine" Argyll Bowley; Decoration
Day" Myrtle Aver; Soldiers Memo
rial Day" school; flag salutation,
school; address, o. G. Hopkins; Co
lumbia, the Gem of the Ocean," school.
HARKNESS GRAMMAR.
At the exercises at the Harkness
Grammar School, J. w. Johnson Prin-
cipal at 10 a m, the programme is as
follows: march, Manhattan Beach
March" Amanda Schenk; song. The
Red. White and Blue" school; Whom
Shall We Eonor?" Miss Gillis' class;
Decoration Day" Justus Staiger;
piano solo. Marching. Through Geor-
gia," Mary Bowsher; THE Red, White
and Blue" Eva Buchard, Lottie Sha
den. Mabel ConnOrs; ''Chickamauga,
1S9S.'' Katie Turner; violin solo, Ever
Ready" Percy Brown; piano accom-
paniment by Pearl Howard of the ninth
grade; Our Colors,' Guy Giffen, De
Witt Leitch. Albert Hill; song, Cover
Them Over" school; Memorial Day,
Louise Mails Irene Russell. Jennie
Camp. Ethel Sherburn, Hope Baker,
Irma Kngore. Edna Kroner Cecile
Emanuel. Laura Dickman, Blanche
Gardner. Alma Klare; Gesine Schaden,
Edna Radonich, Mae Sullivan; song,
'Our Flag" sixth grades; Our Heroes
Graves" Carrie Wenzel; address. W.
II. Sherburn; address, Hon. Elwood
Bruner; song, America" school.
NEWTON BOOTH SCHOOL.
At the Newton Booth School, NJ. B.
3. Potter. Principal, following is the
programme:
The Soldiers Memorial Day" song
By the school; sleep of the Brave,