Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-23

Music, Dy ClDa lhueiay society
Select Reading, by Miss Emma
Mover.
Defamation, by Miss Katie Cam
eron.
Defamation, by c. G. Tennis.
Music, by Centreville Literary So
ciety.
Grafton, by DR.. L n Grubb.
Song, by Wm. Nankivell.
Space forbids us calling attention
to all the performances of the even
ing. But we wish to call attention
to the performances Of Maurice Gar
man, Miss Annie Conner Miss Emma
Mover, and the singing of VIM. Nan
kivell. The first two named are very
young, but the speaking, as also that
of Miss Meyers, proves the effect of
training. Mr.. Nankivell,s singing is
only repetition of his usual per
form4nce before his society.
FRIDAY MoRSING, JAN II, 1878.
Convention was opened with prayer
by Rev. Thomas Sherlock.
The first item in the regular order
of exercises was "A Song by Miss En-
ma Mover, followed by Deciama-
ton by Miss Leona Lemon.
Rev. Mr.. Sherlock was then re
quested to make a few remarks. He
is in hearty sympathy with every
project that has for its object the cul-
tivation Of the intellect
The President appointed the fol
lowing Executive Committee: f. A.
Tennis, W. l. Hibbs, II. p. Stewart,
J. H. Smith, Shelburn Robson, ID. b.
Esh, J. L. Meyer.
Convention adjourned, to re-assem-
BILE at I:30 p NJ
AFTERNOON Session.
The exercises Of the afternoon ses-
sion wege introduced with music by
the Patterson Literary Society.
His Honor Judge Junkin beng
present, was invited to address the
convention, and responded by wish
ing the association success and e4-
pressing the hope that it would re-
ceiye the support it deserved. His
remarks were followed by the regular
exercises Of the afternoon, as follows
Reading of the Lost Creek Echo, by
the E litor Of Cuba Literary Society,
). W. Alien.
Declamation, hy ". \. Rodgers.
Music, by Cuba Literary Society
Select Reading, by L G. Marks.
Essay, by J. c. Meyer
Select Reading. by e, \ Tennis.
Instrumental Music, 10y Professor
Smith.
Defamation, by A. D. Yandyke.
Essay, by Miss Kate Gingrich.
Music, by Centreyille Literary So
ciety.
Defamation, by Miss Leona Lemon
Reading of Patterson Liierary Re
riew, by the Editress, Miss c. Y
DAugherty.
Grafton, by L. o. Kreider.
The following named persons wer,
then selected as officers for the en-
suing year; President, II. 7. d. Gar
man; Vice President, David 5. Funk
Secretary. E. o. Kreider; Assistant
Secretary, Annie b. Curran; Trea
surer, DIR. l. \. Grubb.
After the granting Of some orders
the convention adjourned to meet a
Z O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The hour for meeting found tn,
Court House full, five hundred per
sons at least being present. The ex
ercises of the evening were intro
duced with music by the Patterson
Society, followed with the roll-call
and the members responding by sen
timent. After adopting the repor
of the auditing committee, the reg
ular exercises of the evening wer
entered into, as follows:
Defamation, by John F. Snyder
Essay, by Ida ]. Patton
Select Reading, by Rose c. Ham
ilton.
Music, by Cuba Society.
Select Reading, by l.. C. Calhoun
Reading Of Centreville Echo, b
the Editress. Miss Mollie f. Funl
Music, by the Keystone Society.
Defamation, by Ellie DLugherty.
Music, by the Mfilintown Orches
ira.
Defamation, by Emma Strayer
Defamation, by Herbert Thomr
son.
Song. by VIM. Nankivell.
Defamation, by W. H. Haines.
Defamation, by Philip Smith. .
Song, by Wm. Nankivell
Reading of the Keystone Echo, b
the Editress. Annie b. Curran.
Grafton, by Hon. L. d. Garmsn.
Music, by Patterson Literary S;
iciety