Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-31

EDITORS DEMoCEAT one Of the grand
est entertainments ever rendered ia this
section Of the State is expected 20 be given
here in Lucas Bros, Hall on next Salur.
day evening, June "a This entertain
ment will be given under the auzpICcs o!
the Howard Cornet Band just lately or
ganized and now under the instruction and
leadership Of the very able and efficient
Prof. W O. Stewart, formerly of Pleasant
Gap, this county, but now resident Of
this place This pleasing affair will b"
rendered in three parts:
Let Coruct solos and popv' Ar airs by the
Band. Prof Stewart leading.
2nd Orchestra entertainment under the
Leadership Of Prof Burt PoulsoU, Of DcI-
mark, assisted by the very able and poyu-
lar violinist, Bernard Lauth AID ). L.
Harrison the famous coruci player,
ard Parlor thestricals, tableauT, &c,
&c, by an able and talented company of
ladies and gentlemen Of the town, ably
supported by tho fayorito comedian Eobl
DiehI and By the popular negro delincA'or
John Butler
Doors open at o'clock. Admission -
cent?. Howard BEIgkLET,
Attest Pres. oi Band.
AS-oS ScHESrE, Sec & Treas Of Band
The Public Schools closed last week
after very successful term Of eight
months. The Intermediate and Primary
departments closed on Wednesday after.
noon with exercises similar 20 those Of last
year, music, recitA,ion', Sc. The other
grades closed on Thurslay morning, with
an unusually interesting program. Tho
concert singing by tho schools was excel
lent, and among the solcctions rendered
were "Who ia = Patriot, ," Hail Friends
and "Merry Spring time" Mr.. Israel
Sternborg Of the High School read Death
Of Little Paul" by Chas Dickens, In a
pathetic and touching manner. Walter
Lembky In bis pleasant and attractive
style recitcd "At ChickAmauga, and was
followed BY Blanche Fauble who told tho
story Of "The Close Fisied Economist
Miss Lula Harper assisted By Miss Lille
Aikens and Prot Meyer sang a very beau.
| tiul selection entitled "Only a Pansy
| Blossom" Willie Keller rccited "a Scene
from Marmion Maurice Swartz, "wna,
Constitutes State p" Harvey Wc,zo q
patriot selection and Louis Guggenheimcr
"Hearts Of Gold, " all Of which we're given
in manner highly creditable, and well
worthy ef the applause bestowed.
The choir was composed Of member.
Of the different schools, and owing to the
fact that all we're working hard at lessons
with examination week just ahead, very
little time was given to music. In th'
"Bird Carol" one Of their selections, th,
boys whistled an accompaniment and thii
was generally liked by all. Miss Lille
Aikens presided at the organ.
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Of their children good newspapers. The
Newspaper has become tho great and mas
tor educator Of our times, and where chill
dren arc given advantage Of this agency
they will fit themselves for usefulness snC
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versation with children you can tell tn,
one that reads the newspapers from th'
one that does not. The child that read
the newspapers is posted in the matter o
fact and concerns Of the day, has mind
disciplined and trained, while the child
that reads no newspaper stands by and Il