The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-17
GRAND ARMY At
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Exercises in Various Buildings
Will Be Held Next
Thursday.
SPEAKERS ARE ASSIGNED
VETERANS WILL BE PRESENT AT
DIVINE WORSHIP SUNDAY.

Preparations have been completed for
the exercises OF a patriotic character in
the public schools next Thursday, May p.
when speakers from the Grand Army or
the Republic and all the affiliated organ
izations will be present to address the pu--
pills The assignments were completed
yesterday by the general committee.
IL is requested that the speakers as
signed to the various buildings communi-
cate with the principals of those bull0lngs
and make additional arrangements, II any
are necessary TO be made. IL is urgently
desired that the speakers be prompt. The
exercises will begin at 2:50 o. clock IN the
afternoon.
Sunday in Churches.
II mas been decided that the Grand
Army posts and affiliated orders Will at
tend st. Pauls Episcopal church IN a
body on Sunday. May "A. at II O'Clock. Inc
sermon. which will be appropriate TO the
occasion, will be delivered by the Rev.
Charles +. Perkins. the rector.
The general committee, acting for all OF
the veteran organizations OF Salt Lake,
has accepted the invitation of the Rev.
Francis Burgette Short. the pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church, and,
so far as possible, will attend in body
divine services on the evening OF May 81.
Speakers at the Schools.
The speakers at the various schools
Who have been selected from the @. A. r.
lief Corps and q. A. r. Circle, will doubt
less be added TO by speakers from the
Sons OF Veterans and Spanish War Vet
Grams, who are expected to be present.
The assignments are:
High scnOl, corner Third West and
First North streets-H. ]. Talbot, j. Nj.
SVEN, Mrs. NJ. d. Mcnamara, George c.
Lambert
Bonneville school, Superior addition
Thomas Harris, Mrs. Nellie Burns Mrs.
Hattie NJ. owens, John W. SnelE
Bryant school. 735 East First South
Campbell William Newell
Emerson school, Eleventh East and
Tenth South streets-Joseph Milliron, Mrs.
+. V. Brooks, Henry COulam.
Franklin school, Second South and Sew
enth West streets-N. ID. Corser, Mrs.
Mary S. Slater, Charles ]. Lambert.
Fremont school, 153 South Second West
street-H. II. Kinsman, Mrs. Christiana
Jenkins, James Hague.
Grant school. 625 South First West
street..W; P Rowe. Mrs. Agnes Price,
John r. Jones
Hamilton school Eighth East and
Eighth South streets-M. NJ. Kaighn, Mrs.
Sarah Canning. John Woodbury..
Jackson school, $50 West First North
street-Charles Crane, Mrs. Martha Hines,
Mrs. Mary Carter, Oils c. Larson.
Lafayette school, 1S5 North State street
VI. p. Burns, Mrs. Lillian Duncan, Har-
risOn Sperry.
Lake Breeze school, Second South and
Sixteenth West streets-J. W. Reed, Mrs.
Anna Stevens, David Jones.
Lincoln school, 40 West Fifth South
street, w. A. Schnell, Mrs. Mary Lau-
renee. Robert Morris.
LongfellOw school, street and First
avenue-A. II. Nash. 7. c. Waltenspiel,
Mrs. Susie +. Harvey, Charles Livingston.
Lowell school, + street and Second ave-
nue-M. A Breeder, Mrs. Martha Price,
William Cook.
Onequa school. Tenth West and Fourth
North streets-Alfred Kent, William r.
Hall. Mrs. LOttie Jeffries, Robert Wild
Olson.
Oquirrh school, $50 South Fourth East
street-GeOrge B. Squires, w. r. Graham,
AIRS. Mary GrOsvenor, Paul Olson.
Poplar Grove school, Twelfth West and
Eighth South streets-F. NJ Bishop, Mrs.
Henrietta Harsh, James W. IRE.
Riverside school, Eighth West and Sixth
South streets. r. G. Sleater Mrs Emma
j. Weston, John Jeremy.
Sumner school. go South Third East
street-H. G. Rollins Mrs. Sophia War
hurst. Alex Burt.
Training school. University campus-H
+. Evans, Mrs. Ellen Short. Jacob Bow
man.
Union school. Third West and First
Jennie towering, Mrs. Mary ]. HOge, W.
w Turner.
Wasateh school. Brigham and R streets
"A. X. Smith, w. ID. Gaby. Mrs. Eliza
beth Passler, w. w Cuff.
Washington school, First West and
Fourth North streets-E. ". Tatlock d
II. Christensen. Mrs Johanna Melton.
Mrs. Mary Z. Lacey, o. p. Arnold.
. Waterloo school. 1850 South Third East
John r. Hill, Mrs Louisa Vinegar, LO-
renZO SJutZ.
Webster school 421 South Eighth East
streets L. Johnson. Mrs. Anna Hefty,
Mrs. Addie Redman. George W. Carr.