The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-06-20
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Corresponden of the REPUBLICAN
June 20. 1899

Anxiety can be read on tie faces of 500
school children here today. Bstween the
lines can also be seen the bright rays Of
Joy. Tho cause Of oil this is that tae COM
mencement exercises of the New Castle
schools will be Leld this evening in the
Opera House. For weeks past both
teachers and pupils have osen zealously
keeping up their studies and practicing at
the same time the pleasing program to be
les has been ut work almost day and night
and the coming vacation will be wei.
come one.
The general admission to tho Opera
House this evening will b. 10 cents each.
There are no reserved seats for tho exer-
cises this evening The re served seats for
tho commencement exercises on Friday
evening are now on sale and tha card Is
open at Ferris drug store. The program
for the exercises this evening is as followi:
Invocation, Rev. i. NJ, Muuson. ID. ID.
Cantata, "Gypsy Festival under direction
of Miss Mahoney, and Miss Nesbit: Dutch
Filtration Drill, under direction OF Miss
d. Draper.
Motion-"Leap Frog John" directed by
Miss Sanders
Drill, The Vested Virgins. directed by
Mis- Reber.
Recitation, The Sioux Chiefs Daughter,
by Miss Eetty McCaughan.
Drill. Garlands Of Spring, under direc-
ton Of MI Sentman.
Cheif Drill. directed by Misses Downey
and Goodley.
Benodiction. Rev. s. B. Wylie.
At the conclusion Of tho exercises there
will be n number OF presents presented to
the pupils.
The sunday School of the First Baptist
Church will picnic at AugI 'tine Park on
.July % They will go from here on the
steamer Twilight.
A large cake ot tnc fell on Ovid A pnr-
ter's left foot ye' ter lay injur 1t sli hit.
ly.
Superin endept Richard w. KIM of the
Wilmington and New Castle Electric
Railway is now Surarintendent Of u new
road at Potlstown, Pa.
Mahlnn Lancaster Is assis ant superin-
tendent OF the rond here at present.
Razora, scissors, 6 months guarantee,
S.oops.
Miss Lizzie McCuo sang a solo on Sun.
day evening in St. Mary's Church VIII
mirgton. Miss MeCucis fnvorito in
WILMINGTON. Her strong. clear. and
musical voice can be heard to advantage
In such a large church az #. Marv's.
Miss Ha tie King Is tho winner of SEQ
tion.
County Superintendent Smi h of the
Public Schools was visitor to New Cas-
tle Yesterday.
Johann e. f. Shultz of New York ar
rived hore yesterday on his walk from
New York to Baltimore. He Is u veteran
of the civil war.
Miss Nan Stockton was stricken with
paralysis last evening and is in Il critical
condition
DR.. W. f. Sherwood Of Wilmington,
who IL Interested in the Home Life lnsur-
ance Company, WAS in New Castle yestc-
dny.
At mcrtlns of Ahslphia Lodge, No. s,
knights Of Pylhas, the following resolu-
tionI were adopted:
Whereas. In view of tho loss we have
sustained by the lecense of our Brother
and associate. George kurn, and of the
sill heavier 10 $ sustained hv those who
wero nearest and dearest to him, There
fore be it Resolved that 1t Is but u just
tribute to tho memory OF the departed to
say that in regretting his removal from
our midst we mourn for one who was in
every way worthy of our respect and re-
gard.
Resolved, That We sincerely condoe
with tho family of the deceased on the
disprnsation with which it has pleased
Divine Providence to afll,cs them end
commend them for consolation to Him
who ord rs ali things Tor the best, and
Whose CaAstis ,nenb. aro meant in mercy
Resolved, That thl, heartfelt to timonial
of our syinrathy and sorrow be forwarded
to the family of our departed brother and
copy spread upon the minutes of this
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