Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-24
school Pic III "a NewtOaOs
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EDIroR CHRoS1eLE:-On Saturday
morning last 3 goodly number of the cit
liens Of Eewsens heath the ample Shade
of PithaY BaldEinss orchard, south Of n.
FaIlstTo miles, did congregate. There
3 EtsSe had bean erected and seats prepsr-
ed: Sfssre ) table, 100 feet in length.
grosnedeunder 8he weight Of some of the
eoodrkinRs Of this life; there everybody
snticipsfed q good time, for there every
body hsdsoome 70 witness the closing e1-
ercfsesot Mss NOBLE z. BooTE,s school,
and there few were disappointed. We
were earfybn the ground, and by some
unavoidable mistake The audience was
kept wainng fsre an hour in ianxions sus-
pensa but finally, at 11:3QvAM N. the
curfsin was drawn aside and7thatsuspense
was relieved. We have not space to 90
into detail, but must notice briefly those
ybermost- deserve comm6ndGtioao So =
Among tie disclaimers, Miss EUEICE
BALDWIN, took the palm. Her theme (Be
a lOopsaEA} was 8 good'one; hervoice, loud
yet clear; every gesture, every look in
keeping with the subject; and with q res
olu1eL Searlessness and self-possession sell
dom displayed in a. lady of Twelve years,
she acquitted herself with honor to herself
and teacher. Miss Flo CARLTON, as the
hsdiaa rife, would have made her mark
had she spoken LOUDER but taking into ac-
col6tthe fact That she spoke nrthefepe3
al, aad that her part reedireaa PlaihtfFe,
melancholy style, we felt like forgiving
her. Her Indian g1ise and bearing were
unexceptionable. As sdeclGiners MAST
rFRs WIEBUR D6TTsN Shd OssfE N.Y.
ranked well for littlefbefs.
MRS. EMkn SrRucK took the O0lIoq6uA
PIKE, m Ms. LISTER in heSoEE EYE
Miss ELLIE BOOTH and q class of small
ish bVEsendgirls n aaSchook Colloqoy,
ssbronaht doRnsths house."a AS we saw
such little hop-oyer.my. thumb. boys and
girls going through the regular routine of,
a country school Of olden times we c s1d
hardly persuade ourself that They were on
IL tsplayiRg school," The fFReETIER
WEDDINa, IN real bsckwoeds style, side
splitting afsit, was Hc6 Mss ELLIE
BooTH acting the part of The sblushing
6ride" m q manner most destructive to
vest buttons, -ExANRTEG, "A SCHOOL
TEACHER, by MEssRs. liz n. STRocK,
wasspoksntoeloR7hnt Raswellfeeieveddb
those Who heapd1t As Old MAIDS So
LILooUT might have been Interesting but
those nesrest she.stand handy. heard. il
all, too Ion. Scarcely more can b saidfof
UECLE DAVID, MISSES HoLLIE and e.
LIE BooTH IN An ANTHEM and SPARK
LTKG LITTLE FoUETAIS, smerited COM
mediation but we're miserabH supported
MusioalEtalantis > gin, not yst acquired,
as some may yet have 10 learn. ? 3hi15
Miss BooTHs parting address to her
pupils was affecting, and should have
closed the exereiseA, for the people were
waxing faint and hungry, for want Of
somethine9 to- streAgthen me imer-man,
but ReEs Mr.. Hall, of Hubbard, was in
yited 70 The stand, and in speech Of As
minutes duration expressed his entire salts
faction with everything and everybody
Dr. L. HoZIER, Of Newton Falls,
was called and responded to the call with
q speech, which. like Red Jackets, had one
merit st least, 4 l0Gs short. We do not
wish ODE undeFstoodE that we-thOught
these two .ast ''pieces" had no merit, not
at all-but they we're cut Of time partiel-
lsrly the first one. WIN. SUTTON, ESQ, of
Kale Creek, took the stand and said,
Ladies and gentlemen dinner is ready"
Applause and shouts of FgWe are quite
ready for dinner.)" In less than no time
sc wee discussing the merits Of 8 bengqs,
the preparing of which the ladies OF New
tonFals can hardly be exeelled9 For the
best cake Ia frosted m~ountain), Miss
MARY STRoeK carried off the first prize.
A, choice lot of pie and cake from the
latdesJof Mss ASEdEfSrKocK deserves
particular mention ; as also q mammoth
pyramidal jelly cake contributed by MISS
JULIA CLIEGAH, Nor can, we fail to do
Justice o-s-1sFge bssketof luscious fruit,
fancifhlly srrshged and decorated and
contributed by JEHELIk C1ISeES, 'Esq.-
The children were served st 3 place
assigned TO them at one end Of the table,
rs the Pic Giclvas gotten ap for their
benefit and every little fellow went away
with his pockets TbothL Inner and onar)
stuffed with candy, raisins and other nick.
nacks. There was enough for each,
enough for alland many q basketfnlfaken
'uB sftsrWaTd. All went away good
natured, happy, satisfied, feeling that we
had hadaa.good tinzG Success TO the Teach
er and Scholars of Sub District, No. 8,
Long pas fAsS HayS4g0 Y1TJ,Rv
s. The base bail fever in Hartford RACES 10
such an thai the boarders of "A no.