Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-03-11

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day evening was a splendid affair. Th
old programme had been much changet
and improved 10y ommitting the selec
reading and putting comic dialogues il
their steads. II. A. Bumiller opened
the exercises with salutatoty, follow,
ed by an oation, entitled "Mein Grus:
an Pennsylvania" delivered by Miss
Josephine Kaufman, the teacher of the
German evening school. The. perfor
mances were well rendered and espe-
cially such characters rs '.Die Sus un
der Pit" by Miss Alice Radabaugh and
Mr.. f. o. MetZger, "Die unzufriaden'
en- Eheleute" by the same lady and
Mr.. w. T. Auman, "Die neue Sort
Dschentelleut" by Mr.. Robt. II. r..
Harter, "Der reiche Herr i'm Deich"
by Mr.. Jno. +. Harter, "Uebers Spark
en-" by VIM. Slower and Frank Weiser,
"Das Hobellied" and "Der Schulmeis-
ter nit dem Schnurrbart" by Mr.. Jno.
w. Lose, "Die deutsche Slngschule"
by Mr.. J. II. VanOrmer, deserve all
plaise for their first class execution.
But the crown of the evening was the
German Wedding" in which panto-
mime the whole class participated, and
is indeed worth seeing. Mr. VIM. H..
Rote closed the performances with q
well delivered valedlctory. The pro-
gramme was interspersed by vocal mu-
sic Of high order, and instrumental
music renderd by our celebrated Cornet
Band. The hall was crowded by an or
derly and attentive audience.
This exhibition will be repeated in
Madisonburg on next Saturday eve.
ming.
Louis Dolls Boot and Shoe Store,
in Bellefonte, is just the place to 60 for
q first class article of boots, ladies' or
gent lemen 8 shoes. CATERS and slippers.
If you 60 to Bellefonte and are in want
in Mr.. Dolls line, don't fail to 60 there.
Both quality and price will suit you.
The Harrisburg Patriot says that
Daniel Gibson, a colored man supposed
to be no years old, died in West Caiu
township, Centre county, on Friday
last.
No; the good old dsrkey must have
attained the patriachal age and died
somewhere>eise, for we have no town.
ship in Centre county Of such, hateful
name as West Cain.
Very many perso6s ate just now
severely afflicted with the game Of "6f-
teen." Havn't heard though whether
Millheim has any very dangerous cas-
es.
Communicated
Mr.. EDITOR :-InSotr paper of last
week wenotice a communication sign
ed Spectator, crit;cising paper read
by US at late entertainment given by
the S. L. Society, Of Spring Mills.
Your correspondent says he approves
Of good paper, but when it is compos-
ed entirely of"ridicule" and sarcasm"
he does not approve oft.
Now in our opinion, the pSper had
more good, sound sense In it than there
is in Spectators" communication
and we are sorry be was so "entirely
disgusted"Eith it. He goes so far as
to say, that the whole paper did not
contain single item of good, sound
sense. Now we would respectfully call
the gentleman's attention to one piece 0
in particular, entitled "Mind your own
Business" and il he take the trouble
to call on the editors he can have the
satisfaction of reading it, with the hope
that he win proat by it. We admit we
had better 90 to school awhile yet, but
we have gone long enough 10 knov1+tAA tAssstt SC
we don't know anything. but we think
from the style Of spectators" commu-
nlcstion, he has not got that far yet.
AS to our studying the model of some
county paper we do not propose to is
sue one, consequently choose the Style
which suits our case best. He con-
cludes his article with the following !:
"This Society promises to have another
public entertainment this season, but /
do hope that before the time its editors
will have learned some little sense Of
propriety il they have any I" What an
expression for 80 profound a scholar as
Spectator We think he has been
trying to solve that terrible game Of if.
teen, which has muddled his brain a
little. For the benefit Of spectator
we would say, that there will be anoth-
er paper read similar in style to the
last one, and il he was so diSgtsted with
it, his room will be preferable to his
presence at our next entertain ment.
EDITORS LITERARY STAR.
Spring Mills, Pa.
March 8th, 1880.
NEWS FROM BRUSH.
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