Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-10-28

Cne occasion OF Jne entertainment FOL
the benefit Of st. Johns P. Z. Church
given by talen,ed party of young
ladies and gentlemen. The result in
g, cry rear ect was satisfactory TIC those
in charge and the numerous auditors
The programme below Displays th e
features given and the participants
1. Song and ctOrus-"Ny Hearts Best
Love"-Brockway-Alss Ella Paul, solo
ard Misses Fannie Taylor and Nay
McCulloh, and Mcs.is. Rtcs D. Rees and
Samuel Tiddy, chorus.
Q. TaJIeaU --"Fairyland'- FaUies--
Misses Helen Percy, Bessie McCulloh, J.
Blanche Oder, Rose Percy. Annie Coy
ner, Nilsson Oder, Grace Jacobs, Dora
Evans, Cora Duffy, Katie Koch, Beth
Hill, Ny tie Waterman, Eva Nash,
Nellie Betz, Minnie Hutson, Allie Grove,
Margaret Price, Sisse Hitchins, Nellie
McCulloh, Ray Shafier, Edith McCulloh,
Lizzie Thomas, Mamie Thomas. Flf-
Master Frank Hutson.
3. Pocol soio-"Magnetic Walt2es'---
Lardith-Mlss jamie Flint.
4. Qudrtette-"Snnrise''- White Mis-
ses Fannie TAYLOR and Way McCulloh, and
Messrs. r d. Re and Samuel Tiddy.
5. TdJIeaW fart Gallery" - Misses
Mamie McCulloh, Laura Cromwell, May
McCulloh, Ella Paul, Josephine Crom-
well and Minnie Huison.
6. Vocdl solO--"The Hostess Daughter
Mr.. Rees d. Rees,
!. Charade - "Antecedents" - Misses
May McCulloh, Ella Paul, Laura Crom-
well, and Messrs II. D. Robbins, Robert
Colborn, Ernest McCulloh.
8. 7a1o-"Sunfower Polla-Winner-
Miss May McCulloh, piano, Conrad Nick
el, violin; George Vogtman, trombone.
.. 1ableau-"C linging to the Cross
NJ IS jamie Flint.
II. 7d5leau-"Scenes from Kenilworth'
Scene 1st-Meetng of Elizabeth and Amy
Ropsart-
Scene 2d-Confession OF Leicester
Misses Fannie Taylor, Laura Cromwell.
May McCuIloh, J, sephine Cromwell,
Ella Paul, and Messrs. George Town
send, Robert Colborn, Ernest McCulloh.
12. Qudrtette-"Come II SC with the
-White--Misses Ella Paul, May
McCulloh, and Messrs Rees d. Rees,
Samuel Tlddy.
IS. Chinese D,odrf. .Incog.
Mr.. Rees' vocal performances were
fully up to his usual proficiency i'll
that line. Miss Ella Paul's solo wau
finely given, as was also Miss jamie
Flint's. In minor parts Miss Fannie
Taylor, Mr.. Samuel Tiddy and Miss
May MoCulloh, pianist, rendered al
tistic service.
The spectacular scenes were skill
fully arranged to illustrate the charsc-
tiers and times represented.
The charade was, however, the
leading feature Of the evening. Miss
May McCulloh, young ladg of un-
doubted talent, played her part per-
fectly. Miss Ella Paul was entirely
at home in hers and several times
brought down the house Mics
Laura Cromwell personated the lady
OF the piece very sweetly. Messrs.
II. D Robbins and Robert Colborn,
the gentlemen involved in the inevi-
table trouble acquitted themselves
handsomely.
All received liberal applause and
profuso commend alton since.
The management is to be congratu-
lated upon the grand success achieved
in securing and maintaining good
order.
GEORGES GREEK Coal Wcekh
Statistics Of .ShapmentS.-Ths record
of shipments from the mines of the
Georges Creek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, Oct. 2lst, 1882,
closed as follows
To,al tons for week ............ 1858
g vear ms G0i
Decrease under corresponding pc
Rod last year. S............. 102,921
Total tons TO B. & 0 r. for week eG,94S
" year 70 i,SO1
Decrease under corresponding pc
Rod last year .............. SS,Glj
Total tons to C.& o Canal for week 9O,72G
year. 1G4,0j9
Decrease under corresponding pc
riod last year. ............... 222 sos
Total tons to Pa. r. for week 49,. 4,440
year. =. 130791
Decrease under corresponding Pc
ROD last year. ................ 95,313
Total tons shipped over G. & p. r.
for eek. ............... 80 730
Over same for year ....... -. G69,393
Total tons shipped over G. G. &
G. r for week .............. 1O,9Gs
Over same for year. ........,.. 1862
Heaviest shippers last week
/, Consolidation .tons........ 1851
2, New Central. ....... 1854