The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-03-05
From Pinora.

The following Is the programme ola joint
Exhibition, held at tho school house In frac-
tional District No. I, In the township ofPi-
nora, Feb. .as, 1874; the school having closed
the winter term:
Part ist Song, by scholars Of frac. Dist
No. ], of Pipors, and Dist. No. 3, of Chase.
Dialogue" Vaeatios"-by Washington Smith
Mark Young, August Heilmann, and William
Collins, of Dist. No. /. Speech usek Doc
tor"-by Albert Lewis, of Dist. No. 8.-"Ago
and EehO"-by August Hsilmann and Mark
Young, Of Dist.No .-"Lawysr and Iriskman"
by Charles SAINTS and Benjamin Fradenburg,
of Dist. No. 8.
Part End. German Song" Church Bell
Warrior"--by Dist. No. I, of Pnora.
=" WrangliSg Psir"--by Charles ssmis and
Miss. SAINTS, of Dist. No. 8, ofChase. "When
~as Yesng'-by Miss. Louise Heimann> and
and Miss. Florence Wilson.
Part srd. Song-"Ay Home is THEREBY
Scholars Dist Ne. 8. of Chase. Song -, SW.st
S'ztesn"-by Miss Adah Collier of Dist No. !,
of Pinora. "The little Speaker"-by Robert
SAINTS, Dist No. 3. "SAowing tho Waite Fsath-
er"-by Junius Smith, Mark Young, August
Helmann, w lillian Collins and Miss Smith. Tile
Tragic Ssory''-by Albert Wilson. "Blind Boy
Miss Adah Wetzel Ladies Nan"-Niss
SAINTS. Little Tsm"-Wm. wetzel. "Enles
Of Schoor-by unknown, "Oasof Our We'd
dirgs'-by Mark Young, Louisa Hcilmann,
(Parson) Junius Smith (witness) August He'll.
mann and Washington Smith. Sermon 6ya
Hard Shabby Charles Witt.
Part 4th. German Song-"Church Ball.
Dist. No. /. "Bachelor"-by E. Drsgo.
"Aunt Tab"--Miss Adah Collier. Dialogue
-"7As Saratoga Water'-by ALBERT SAINTS
and A. SAINTS. Bachelor C.p"-by Alice vii.
son "Womam's Clainss'-by Martha SAINTS.
"F2oser Garden"-by little Misses Munroe
Collier, Ginrich and Wetzel. Stump Speech
of that Constable, Charles SAINTS. Then Au.
gust Heilmann came forward with Ben Busters
Grafton. Dalogue-"Lat DaNcf School
Martha Samis, Miss Smith and Mary SAINTS
piece Of " Common Sense" Dialogue" Flowe,
Gardcn"-by Miss Munro two Misses Wstzel
and two Misses Ginrich; who acted their parts
with credit. "Rral Contqror"-by"Luther
SAINTS. William Collins, with piece entitled
"7ne Great Hair Producer" brought down
the house, ~ fev Words from Grandfather''
e. Drago. "7Ae Child Of Taorghf-by Miss
Munro, ~ Smack in Schoor'-by Tunis Col
lier, who didcrcdit to the piece. Dialogue
by Miss Samis 1.-THE Widow Chas. Samis and
Miss NJ. Samis. Then came Mark Young
with roaring piece" Dick Dallas. Slump
Speech, "and Mark knows row TO speak it,
"7he Bloody Warrior, by TSnis Collier.
"OH Grimes' Son"-by George Wilson, Gen
lie Worldly Miss SAINTS. Then camewill
Collins" Taking census"-and created laugh
ter among the older ones. Popping cora''-
by Johnny Wilson. Lines for the times =
"Shinylss-"by Mark Young and John Mann
Esq.
Part 9Th. Song-"7Ac Crown OF Life"-by
Dis No. 8. Tile Married Mans Soliisguy"-
by Mark. Young and Miss Louisa Helmann. Tit
exercises were closed by an address entitled
"An Exhibition Address"-by Albert!Samis
Our correspondent wishes US particularly
to mention William Collins, Mark Young, Au
gust Helmann, John Mann, Esq, Louisa He'll
mann, Adah Collier, Tunis Collier, Florenc'
Wilson, Samis brothers and Charles Witt, fo
the part they took in the entertainment; al
though all acquitted themselves credtably
The occasion will long be remembered by thos'