The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-13

Our weatherIt Special.
Tho weather, during the past week, was
delightful-a hazy atmosphere and genial
warmth akin to the brief but fascinating sea-
son known as 'Indlan Summer" while we
are having naught but rain and mud this
week.
Our teachers are having arotation on sick
spells. First, Miss Dlnkey then Miss Dobson
and last Mr.. Rowland. They rre all CUP and
doing" again, however, and vigorously push.
ing their vocations.
An interesting and powerful fe+lval is
now in progress in the NJ. f. church, The
meetings began on Monday Of week before
last. Rev. Wolfe, the Evangelist, preached
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. On the
Sabbath oflast week Rev. Colburn, the pas
tor, received into church connection twenty
i've new members-ihe first fruits of the re.
vival, and on last Sabbath nine additional,
while there are still twelve or fifteen peni-
tents at the altar.
-TheThanksgivingd dinner in the Reformed
church was well gotten up and fairly patron
lied by our people. A first class Thanksgiv-
ing dinner for 25 cents is a rarity.
Miss Smith, one of our teachers who had
the misfortune few weeks ago to lose her
purse containing ten dollars in money, was
very avreeabiy stirprlsed to have 1t placed in
her hands by the finder-Mr. Grit Bachman.
Our train hands are kept very busy at
the prestnt. Working frequ, ntly until late
hour.
We learn that our Presbyterian friends
have resolved to give the Rev. MIR. Hawson
of Brooklyn, who preached several excellent
sermons here some weeks ago; call to the
pastorate of the church, We hope he may
decide to accept.
we are glad to report Jimmy Dunn, who
has been dangerously Ill, rapidly recovering.
Report Of Weatherly schools for November:
A Primary-Mlss Nettie binkey teacher, en-.
rolled 50, average 70, percentage 81. Made
full time 49,
n Primary-Miss Nora Smith, teacher, en-.
rolled 10. average So, percentage So. Made
full time 20.
A SecOndary,--NIiss Maggie Kishbaugh,
teacher, enrolled 10, average So, p, rcentage
81, made luil tine 70.
B Secundary,-Miss NJ. L, Dodson, teacher,
enrolled 81, average 1, percehtageTs. Made
full time a.
A Intermediate;-Miss Emma T. McCayi
tescher; enrolled ~. Average 28, percentage
so. made full time 10.
Grammar,-J. w. hunter, teacher. enTOlleu
80, average 81, percentage 81. Made full
High,-J p. Rowland teacher, enrolled Il,
average SO, percentage 81. Made full
time9.
REGULARS.
A Primary-Jno. Gllliean, Charlie Snyder
Hugh McHugh, VIM. Moore, Harry KOuns
RObt. Tai, Frank Bisher, Curtis Buckley
BERTHE Miller. Mich. Mcdonnell, Tracy
Rose. Flora Finkler, Ella Hartz, Fannie
MtUOnomy; Annie Knecht, Sallie Sleiger
walt, Katie Keller, Lena Derr, Blancl
Eadie, Fannie Twcedle, Annie Behan, Ella
Schuyey, Susie Cheeseman.-23.
b Primary-RUllln Blakeslee, Jas. Pentty
Gilbert Croll, Howard Ffeeri1an, George
Leadeham, George Miller; Calvin Steiger
walt, Bettie Seelhe, Numa Vef:i, Herbert
Setter, Willidm Esinger, Geiget Streeter
Maggie Derr, Bessie Eadie, Emrtia Fenster
macher, Carrie Gangwere, Lille Garre
Addie HdrrisOn, Mary Mcdonnell, Lids
Smith, Laura Sinner, CLARA fancy, Elsi,
West; Mary smith, Nora Wagner.-25.
A Second Ary-@Willie Snyder, Eddie Tracy
Willie Tiney, Frank Kuehner, JnO. Camp
bell, Frank Young, Jno. Br0ng, Willie
Warg, Oscar. Flics niger, VIM. Hartz, Robt
McAtee Roy Young, Frank Clarke, Thns
| Finkler. WIN. Stetler, susie Andreas. Mar
Lindenberger, Emma Schnell. Maud West
Nora Williams, Li7E g Keller, Minnie Hari7
| Maggie Gtrrely. Ida Beers, Carrie Garret
| Jenn'e Datis:-26.
B Secandary-Robbie Eadie, Eugene Hines
Jno Helker Thos: MctIool; JnO. Moore, Ey
eritt Rowland, Willie Stoeckley. Earnes
Tweedle, Nettie Eadic, Della Ham, CARR
Hammered. Alice Taney, Maftha TAFT
LiZZr Ulshafer.-14.
ntermediate.-Jas. McHugh. Oscar Fen
stermacher, Emory Weshburn, Lizzie Crol
Lizzie Fisher Dora Rbsenst Ock, Alice Bronp
Fellle Brons. Elid Hartz, Lllle Davis. Ne
lie West, Edura Rouse. Minnie Frey, Mar
Slime. Cassie Stout, Anna Roth-l6.
Grainmar.-Walier Harleman, Lewis Kueh
4 ls..AC III sla
ham. Anthony Campbell, Robert Beer'
Irene West, Lille Hampton, Carrie Har
sOn-l0.
High. John Eames; A. !. Eadle, John Mu.
semani Ai1nib Boyer; Jennie Evans, LiZZi
Streeter, Cdrrle Tweedle, Cora Vandyk
| IS.
Owing to the pressure ofwork in the LIE
high Valley shops, they are now rdnnng e'
ira hours.
Mr.. w. II. Dewitt andH. S. Rinker hav
dissolved partnership MIR. Dewitt retiring.
We are promised a literary treat from
Mr.. Cope oe the goth and 22nd inst, in Schot
Hall. MIR. Cope appears in School Hall ur
der the auspices of the order Of Knights I
Pythias, and will give among his rendering
"Damon and Pythias" in five acts, which
very highly praised by the pfess.
An entertainment is on the Board f
Christmas Eve by the members of the NJ.
Sabbath School, and 1t promises to be good.
Our people feel highly honorcd by tn
handsome vote awarded Weatherly as th
place of holding the Institute of 1880. W
are assured that no pains will he spared |
provide ample and excellent accommodation
for all the school-masters and schOol-marn
of the county. ETHEL WARY.