The Baltimore County union., 1881-01-08
From aunpowder. llth District.

IT, h. Rsysascd.--So pleased were the patrons
Of tho "Forrc School" with iis late entertainment.
mentioned in your issue OF December 25ih, that
they have requested repetition which will take
place on Friday evening. January 5th. The
amount realised on the previous occasion was suf-
icion % purchase FOR the school complete "a, o;
outline maps, which will aid much the efficiency
Of Mr.. Blair's geography CLASSES.
CorTectioHs.-A week after your notice Of the
above pleasant, and for this section novel exhibit
ton, the Journal contained an extended report
from one who pupOrted TO be an eyewitness.
which was, however, so feaFfuily full Of Ms
20 entirely pcrpex absent friends and relatives Of
the children who took part--a small matter, but II
worth reporting, worth reporting right, and as tho
repetition occurs this week and Il an item for this
weeks record, y condemned programme, correct
though short, Is herewith forwarded: Overture,
organ; chorus, school recitations--"Captivcs
Drcam"-T. BUwerman; "The Knights Toast
A Cullum "Miss Miller'-Ella Weems; "'Tis
Solumner not to"--Lillic cullum; "Somebody .
Darling"-M. Pentzel; "The Psalm Of Life
jamie Candles Tho Fate Of fvirginia"-Alpheus
Candles; "Littlc Gray Mouse"-DOrey Brown /;
The Bridgc"-c. Draayer; Scare for the Min
utes"-G. Sehlecter; "The Greedy Foxes"-C.
Overlook; milking gTime"-Anne Stubbs "Lit-
tic Birdie"-G. Swaync; "want Of VIGIL.
Nichols; "Kissing"-Lucy Bennett; "Nature''-
&. wrcms death OF the colonel"-L. Brown I;
Pct Lamb'--Geo. Smith readings-"Bingen on
the Rhine"-Miss Louise Turner; "Chargo Ofthe
Light Brigade"-llarry BoweTnan; dialogues in
character--"Acting Soidier"-W. Swayne, Il.
Draaycr; "IIow Old Bangs got rid Of His Lega-
cics"-Gco. W. Gator, Robert Carnan "Thc Lit
tie Doctor"--IIaitic Baxter, jamie Bowerman I;
"Aeting the Eldcrs"-Liilic bennett, Carrie Cross
more; "a May Day"-Clara Candles. jamie
Nichols and Lucy Bennett "Train to Morrow
Tomorrow l'--Mamic Bennett, L. Brown and L.
Bovans; "Thc Elopmcnt"- Geo. W. Gator, Miss
Corncla crossmore, Robert carnan and win
Swaync tablcaux--"Dcath Of Little Jim"-Miss
l.. Turner, X. Carnan and Chas. wcems. Singing
by the entire school frequent and interpreted
through the exercises Miss c. Foster kindly ac-
companied on the organ, and at one time favored
the audience by herself singing "The Flower Of
Kildare"
Al Upper FaLis.-0n the evening before and
New Years eve Mr.. Edw. Reynolds conducted q
microscopic exhibition consisting uf scriptura!
ailcguries. Biblical scenes and views in the Holy
Lnui II was for the benefit pfSt. Johns church.
the proccc,is to be devoted to improvement, and
notwithstanding the extreme cold was well patron
lied. Ii has. however. since been learned that the
magnetic word "oystcrs' had somehow got aoat-
ing in the air and the attraction for many
present. IL the oysters were there they must
surely have been ininitesimal for the micro
scope failed To- reveal any.
81. Johns Parish. since the resignation of it,
late pastor. who has gone TO Kentucky. has been
without an incumbent. The Rev. A. T. BARROW.
la;c of Pa. who has occasionally held services in
the churches. has. IL Is unieis stood. received call
from 81. Johns and n similar action b. Trinity,
IL IL supp cd, will at once fill the vacancy.