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The Daily Dispatch: July 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], A Chapter on croakers. (search)
versary celebration of the Bread Street Methodist Church Sabbath School, took place there on Tuesday night, and were very interesting. After a prayer by Rev. Dr. Doggett, the exercises of the children commenced with an opening address by Master Edward Lockwood, which was followed by a "salutatory" by Miss Fannie Evans. Five little boys — Masters Lockwood, Riddick, Richardson, and John and Andrew Wood — then spoke an amusing dialogue, which was followed by other dialogues by little boys and girlLockwood, Riddick, Richardson, and John and Andrew Wood — then spoke an amusing dialogue, which was followed by other dialogues by little boys and girls. "Rock Me to Sleep, Mother," was very sweetly sung by the Misses Duesberry, and the "Echo" song was given by the whole school, the echo coming from a portion of the church distant from the singers, and being given with very good effect.--After some other exercises, the Scene of Secession" was given in excellent style, the States being represented by these little girls. South Carolina, Miss Wood; Alabama, Miss Odell; Mississippi, Miss Walsh; Georgia, Miss Riddick, Florida, Miss Duncan, (the sm<