The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-25
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

memorial exercises were neIQ al the
public schools on Friday. At the High
school Rev DR.. J. L. Albritton, a\vet-
eran OF the civil war, gave an enthu-
siastic address to the school DR.. J.. F.
CritchIOW was unavOida bly, absent.
At the Emerson Bismarck Snyder Of
the Spanish war entertained the school
with a patriotic address. Judge Ander-
son and II. KIenke, who were detailed
TO address this school, failed to ap-
pear.
At the Bryant the failure of Theo
Botkin and J. o. NystrOm. who we're
detailed to speak. called forth a rebuke
from Mrs. Fritz. the principal.
AT tho Grant Frank II. Clark was
present and participated in a very en-
jOyable programme. W. Ritter failed
70 appear.
At the Franklin a very enjoyable pa
triOtic programme was rendered. J. J.
Bouton delivered a very inspiring adj
dress. Captain F. NJ. Bishop did not
appear.
At the Fremont patriotic pro-
gramme was arranged by the school,
which waited with patience until its
patriotic fervor was turned TO disgust
by the failure Of General Breeder and
George w. Gibbs to appear. Mr.. Gibbs,
being under quarantine was excus-
able.
At the Hamilton fine programme
consisting or recitations and songs. was
supplemented by an inspiring patriotic
address by Colonel George Squires.
Captain WedgwOod having been de-
tailed at the last moment to the Jack
son.
At the jackson a delightful pro-
gramme was rendered, and a patriotic
address was delivered by Captain
WedgwoOd Of the Utah batteries. which
delighted all present. Judge Loot
borrow and William Hampton, who
had been detailed, did not appear.
Judge LOofbourOw being detained in
court
At the Jordan Frank Hoffman and
Ray Burton disappointed the audience.
At the Lincoln COmrade NJ. d. COTser
entertained the school.
At the Lowell fine programme was
rendered.
At the Oquirrh the failure of W T.
Rowe and W. II. Farms TO put in an
appearance so disguised Professor Nc
Coy and the school that they were I'M
able to carry out their patriotic in
tentions.
At the Riverside II. ?. Burns enter
tanned the school to their great salts
faction.
At the Sumner f. H. Crager of the
Spanish war failed TO appear as did
Colonel Tatlock, but Past Commander
Alff and Comrade Shepard so highly
entertained the school that they were
not much missed. Here a patriotic
programme was rendered. consisting of
songs and recitatiOns.
At the training school COmrade W.
II. Sells highly entertained all present.
At the Wasatch COmrade Samuel Z.
Allen addressed the school With such
patriotic fervOr as to call forth a re-
quest for his return next year.
At the Union school Lieutenant R. G.
Sleater made his maiden school me-
mortal speech, and astonished himself
and delighted his audience. y fine pa
triotiC programme was rendered by the
school.
At the Washington J. c.. Code and
II +. Sleater. who were detailed there
for addresses. failed to appear, and
called forth from Miss QualtrOugh a
singing rebuke. Rev. L. H. Koepsel.
who is the son of a veteran of the civil
war, was present. and addressed a por-
ton OF the school, while Miss Quail
trough addressed the other portion. and
thus the entire programme was rem
dercd enjoyable.
At the Webster Colonel Henry Logan
did the honors Of the day.
At the Whittier Conrad dc J. VI. Bow
man and Lieutenant Grow addressed
the older pupils.
At the Longfellow a carefully pre-
pared patriotic programme was rem
dored. and an interesting address was
given by Comrade r. N. Elliot.