The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-06-17
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| iu0 OpcId I1Ouec lOIlOTTOW GVGu
ing, The program arranged is one
OF the best for years. Professor
Richardson and his corps OF teach.
era have been extra buoy of late
and the different items on the pro.
gram will be rendered creditably
by the different classes. The pro.
gram follows:
1nyoe alton
First and Second Grades
Life of Longfellow High School
Works Of Longfellow High School
''She Sleeps. Second Grade
Motion Song. ...... Second Grade
beware" Second Grade
They all Loved Jack"
Second Grade
1.-THE Arrow and the Song"
Third Grade
1.-The Rainy Day.. Third Grade
"Trundle Bed" Third Grade
1.-THE Children's Hour"
West Side School
Excelsior" West Side School
Motion Song West Side School
THE Seasons" ... Fourth Grade
Recreation Song -. Fifth Grade
1.-THE Village Blacksmith"
Sixth and Seventh Grades
1.-THE Bridge"
Sixth and Seventh Grades
"Miles Standish."
Sixth and Seventh Grades
"The Old Clock on the Stairs"
Eighth Grade
"speed Away. Eighth Grade
Sunrise on the Hills"
High Soho oil
Hymn Of the Morayan Nuns at
the Presentation Of Pulaski's
Banners". High School
Closing Song.
Mr.. Howard Cam and Miss
Kathryn Grady of Wilmington,
were the guests Of New Castle
friends. Eo4s
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Firmin OF
Philadelphia, were the guests of
the parents OF Mrs. Firmin, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram II. Borie yester-
day.
Rudolph A. Vallette has returned
from Chester, where he visited his
brother, Lewis Vallette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood L. Wilson,
Miss Bessie Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John M. Wilson left yesterday on
the 1902 a. m. train from French
street station for Providence, 10 at.
tend the wedding of Albert e. Will
son to Miss Mabel A. Smith.
Mrs. John M. Valette has re-
turned from a weeks stay in Phil
adelphia.
Lewis +. Eliason lost gold fob
watch chain early last evening be-
tween Filth and South and the
home of Bennett f. Lancaster.
The chain held masonic chapter
badge with the initials OF the
owner.
Jesse Biggs caught q rats in "a
hours in traps at his stable.
Miss Mary Proudteit rendered
reception Saturday afternoon to
several friends at the home of her
aunt, Miss Hetty Smith. The
luncheon was served by Whining
on caterers.
The naphtha launch Margaret,
was either stolen or dragged her
anchor on Saturday night.
Constable Jones and Officers Nc
Laugblln and Serson arrested
Jerry Cornish in South Wilmlug-
on yesterday. He acknowledged
hat lie shot at Megginson.
The rummage sale and festival
.iven under the auspices Of the NJ.
9. Church was a grand success.
At last the City Council bowed its
lead to the demands Of the public
md has put men at work cleaning
ut the public ditch on Delaware
treet. Council found that even on
Is lofty pinnacle that it could be
cached. Overbe airing, contempti-
lie acts by public officers are sure
0 be frowned upon by the public.
Pride and ignorance are about as ]
ad mixture as the filthy matter |
q the Delaware street ditch.
City Council will now gradually
eceIve congratulations from the
eople in that section OF the city.
hanks, awfully. gentlemen. You
re still in the hearts OF the people.
Albert Wiswell, formerly of this i
ty, is very i'll at the Chester Hos. a
itaL a
Thomas Barry, Jr., and John t
ullivan of Shawtown, are IN a t
'itical condition. !,
Jesse Cook, colored, is on the !;
OK list. ~
Willard Hughes who has been at o
e Delaware Hospital, Whining ii