Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-12-24

| NOTTCE.-AH the pupils Of the pub
lic schools of the Borough Of M'llheim, o.
the age of t,Uelre gears and mder, Grt
hereby inUited TO come 10 the Journal Store
on Christmas morning to receire their IT,
tie presents. Children, come early, bt
tidy and orderly, and ledre TO make room
for big people as soon as you are serUed.
Bg 81 O'Clock the "circas" should be OUer
B. o. DEININGER.
-SLEIGHs, SLEIGHs, SLEIGHs, the
finest stock ever brought to Centre
county at j. &. Condos Shops, Penn
Hall, Pa. Remember they are no
trash, but the hest make, with the
finest finish and fastest Ornamental
tions. Come and see before buying
elsewhere, and secure some OF the best
bargains ever offered to purchasers in
this line. 2S-3t.
"A change went into effect this
morning on the Bellefonte, Nittany u
Lemont Railroad and its continuation
to Montandon. The train which form.
erly left Bellefonte at 5:l5 O'Clock a.
m. now leaves at 5:i5, and the train
which formerly arrived here at 1890 a,
m. now reaches Bellefonte at 9.25. in
time to make connections both east
and west over the Bald Eagle Valley
Line. This is another Improvement In
the schedule and will have the effect OF
increasing travel on the road - Belle
tonts Daily Ne,cS, Monday Dec. 81.
SCHOOL REPORT. C. E. Limbert,
teacher of the MillheimPrimary school,
reports the following for the month
ending Dec. "a. Whole nLmber IN at
tendance during month, male 36, fe-
male sc, total ~ average attendance
during month, male so, female 20, to-
tai SO; per cent of attendance during
month, male 50. female, 81, total 81.
Pupils present every day-John AL
bright, Theo. Brown, Chas. Maize,
Samuel Maize, Jacob Snyder, Robert
Foote, Sadie Hartman, Marion Musser,
Lodie Musser, Maud Musser, Stella
Zerby, Carrie Albright, Annie Kern,
Minnie Winkleblech. Pupils present
all but one but one day-Harry Frank,
Joe Raifsnyder, ,Jno. Hardenburg, Clyde
Lose, Ellery Brown, Eddie Ayers,
Geo. Bright, Jennie Reissnyder, BERTHE
Miller, Cora Stoyer. Lula Shook, Eva
Snyder, Ida Bumiller. Visitors-E.
II. Long, Frank Kaufman, Adolph
Miller, Chas. Spangler, Z. E. Ardery,
Clayton Duck, Albert Klinefelter, VIM.
Keller, Harry Leitzel, p. J. Auman
and Miss Mamie Krieghbaum.
MUsIC.-A musical convention, un-
der the auspices Of the Reformed La
dies Mite Society, will be held in the
old church at Aaronsburg. beginning
Monday, Jan. 1lth. 1886 at Z O'Clock p.
M, and closing with two concerts on
the following Friday and Saturday eve
nings. The services OF Prof. A. n.
Johnson, OF Chester, New Jersey, are
secured for the occasion.
A II singers from far and near are eX-
ten ded a cordial invitation 20 join the
class. The membership fee is so cents.
A copy of the book to be used at the
convention lone of Prof. Iohnson's lat
est works) will be presented to each
member OF the class as his own proper
ty. This is regarded as advantageous
to the singer as it is unusual at conyen-
tions. Free entertainment will be fur
nished to singers. Those coming by
rail will notify the undersigned when TO
meet them at Coburn. A large attend
ance is-anticipated.
TERMS Singers fee fol book and
tuition, 80 cts. Single 5essian- Adams
sion Fee, 10 cts, Single Concert Ad-
mission. % cts, Spectators Course
Ticket [including Cuncertsl, so cts,
Family Tickets, mot including sing
ersl, 81 90.
J. G.. MEYER,
: EMMA JonDAN, Committee.