Morris tribune., 1884-02-06
Grand Concert.

THE PROGRAMME.
l. Grand Overture. Band
2. Male Glee Victoria chorus) from
Ora Diavolo.)
3. Select Reading
Rev. J. z. Hutchinson
1. Soprano Solo, At the Ferry.
Mrs. G. w. Rohne
5. Cornet Solo, Polka de con-
cert, New York.
Prof. M. Van Camp
6. Mixel Glee, "Lat the dew
drops 60 our weeping"
Rossini.
7. Vocal Duet, The Murmur-
ing Sea. Misses Bissonette,
s. Recitation The Rose and the
Wait. Miss Cora Hulburd.
8. Piano Solo. Miss Ruddock,
10. Tenor Solo, "Wait till
the clouds roll by'',
DIR. Heenan.
PART SECOND.
II. Selection by Orchestra.
II. Soprano Solo "The Maiden's
Rose" Miss Stebbins.
| lo. oeiect heaulnS
Darlington Phelps.
IA. Brass Quartette, Andantino
Religeoso.
Is. Recitation, Miss Kellogg.
16. Mixed Glee, Hark, Opollo
Strikes the 4yre" by Bishop
H. Cornct Solo by B. f. Ben
I jamin the Wizard Cornet-
list.
IS. Male Glee, "oft in the Silly
night"
10. Grand Finale. Band.
The event of the week and we may
say of the season is the leap year par
ty to be held at Phoenix Hall Friday
evening next. The ladies are now
making and completing arrangements
for the occasion which without doubt
will be a most pleasing and thorough
ly enjoyable one, not altogether be-
cause of its novelty, but because the
fair sex Of Morris are renowned for
their proverbial hospitality and they
will undoubtedly on Friday evening
maintain their very enviahle record
in this particular. That there may he
no misunderstanding we will state
that it is astrictly private party, Civ
en- by few of the ladies of this viii
lage to invited friends and guests only.
There is to be meeting of the
public school board this afternoon at
which time it is expected TO issue
call for special school meeting to de-
termine in regard to the erection of a
new public school building on the
east side of town. The school build
ing we now have ia entirely made
quate to the needs of the school and
notwithstanding the fact that the old
court room is occupied by one of the
departments quite q number of pupils
have, been turned away because the
building is not ia3'ae enough to ac-
commodate them.
The question to be decided b;
voters of the district is whether w
erect another building Or not. If it
is decided not to build some arrange
ment for the accommodation of the
school must be devise'. If it is
deemed advisable to build then the
location and size of the new sttucture
must he determined. In forming a
a correct idea of the needs of. the
school it will be we'll to bear in mind
the rapid growth of our village and
the consequent growth of the school.
We hope the voters of the district will
look to the future as we'll as present
needs of the school and provide for
both literally.
The following rules has been handed
to US for publication. The writer of
them reccomends them to notice as
being reliable and if understood and
carried out may save time in public
meetings and prevent Unnecessary cen
fusion. They will also materially
help "a meeting to support chairman
in keeping order.
1st.-The chairman should read Cor
in some cases call upon the secretary
to, readl the notice converting the
meeting; OR he should simply and
briefly state the object for which the
meeting has been cnnFened.
2nd.--Should a motion be submitted
the proposer has the right
to speak and explain or advocate
the passing of that resolution. lfno
one SECONDS it, the matter ends there.
ard.-The seeonder ofthe resolution
is also privileged to speak thereto.
1t is then in order to be discussed, or
4th.-The mover Of an amendment
may rise and ifthere is seconder to
that the succeeding speakers can adj
dress themselves 10 the question.
5th.-Under such circumstance it
might pe wise Io'eonflne rhe Speakers
to q limited time.
6th.-No speaker should speak a
second time Oh 9ne RESOLUTION except
OH q haint OF order aud then a''- -,
...a, point.
7th.-A direct negative is not an
amendment.
stll,-"Tp move ti,a nresdous aues-
tion| is tn ask really whether the
motion shall he put TO the meeting.
it closes the Gebate, saves the chair
man from doing that and avoids the
necessity of further discussion.
9th.-The mover Of resolution has
the right of Il reply to objections and
arguments which the proposer of an
amendment does not possess. He
must not however introduce new
matter.
19th;-The amenipept is first put;
lift be carried then The amended
form is put es u substantive motion.
1t may BIO observed that even that