Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-01-04

Andrew Banks OF TIE Junior class Of
Princeton College J.mes Mathers and
James hsrron OF the Sophmore class, and
George Parker OF Freshman class were
st home during vacation.
c. p. Pannabsker, editor of the Coalport
Standard in company with his wife visited
relatives and friends in this place last week.
Charles PanDabak-r compositor In the
Standard office was also in town.
ChrIsfmas Festivals.
One of the nourishing Sabbath schools
in the county is the one connected with
the Evangelical congregation in Patterson.
The school numbers one hundred and fifty
members, and under the efficient manage
m-nt Of Superintendent Zsiders, an enter
tainm-nt ~as gwen 10 she Evangelical
church builiing on Christmas Eve. The
church was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The Programme was opened by the school
singing THE Angels Song" which was
followed by an address by Frank Fox |;
| Samuel Harris, recited, 1--WE have found
th-sMessIsh the school sang, "Gather At
the Asnger :" recitation, '.The Star" by
Stella Lsndis; Song by the School, "Christ-
mas Light" recitation by Bessie Crsw-
ford, "Cry OF the Weary" and Response
by choir recitation BY Lille Hersh, "Sin-
ner Appear" Response by the School /;
recitation by Annie Gree, 1.-The Hestheus'
Lament" Response by choir recitation
by Edith Debut, s.The Sepuicher :" Song
+ by the school, .AI the World Coming -
recitation Ly vii lie Cubbison, The Com
ing OF the Children - recitation by Edna
Lsndis, ssChilds WISH" and response BY
the School 20 The Childrens' Right to
Come :" recitation by Jesse Fink, "At last
! Thou art Come Dear svIor - Song by in
FAINT department, I'VE Have Found Him -
Dee oription OF Bethlehem by James A.
Casner - solo and Quartette and chorus,
'sThe Babe OF Bethlehem - recitation by
Laura Earnest, ssChristmas Prayer; !" reci-
| tstion by Katie Swartz, ssChristmss Bells;''
Song by four girls. "The Evergreen
Brarches," recitation by Blanch Wise,
Rest in Heaven 20 recitation by Bessie De-
Hut, 'sThe Pilgrim :" recitation by Nellie
Fink, "something about a little girl !" song
by three girls recitation by Willie Powell,
merry Christmas )" an Accrostic and
song by Is girls recitation in mute sign
Language by Lewis RosemUn Hymn by
the Congregation Joy to the World ~
Candies, oranges and bananas were dis
tri0utsd.
THE METHODIST SCHOOL.
The Methocht Sabbath School under tt
superintendeucy OF Colonel NcCrum held
their Christmas entertainment IN the tine
large preaching room of the Methodist
Church building on the evening aitel
Christina GHty Robson delivered tn,
opening speech followed by a recitati on BY
Nealy Auman recitation by Gertrude Robr
son and Flora Fasick recitation by master
Jane, b. ooks; Song by Elsie Miller and n an
ME Stambaugh recitation by Chas. Noble
recitation by Pearl A unIan; recitation by FL
sic Miller Missionary dialogue by Frsnci
Panusbaker, Jesse Psunabaker aud Bell,
Doyle recitation by Katie NspkiweIl
song by Anuerra and Anne Belle Wright
Dialogue by Roy Showers, Wilson Il, q
man and Grub Garmau recItations b.
Lizzie Auman, JennIe Hawk Mary Snyder
aud Annie Stsmbaugh music on moui
organs BY john Martin and Van Pannabak
er Dialogue By Morris aud Florence Gable
recitation BY Verge Auln.u song by am
uel ROllman and daughters accompanied b,
by guitar music Candy was dis
, trIbuted TO the primary class and a Sunda
School music Book named Glad Hallu
bers OF the school.
IHE LUTHERAN SCHOOL
Under the management of the efhcieu
Superintendent Mr.. A. II. w-idman, III
Lutheran Sabbath sshooI k-ld their ente
taiuneht on the evening OF December 2otl
D IN the Large sudIeuce room of their churc
: building. The Toon is the largest churc
room IN the county. IL was full OF peop
on this occasion and all were highly pie a
ed with the following exercises Opepir
anthem, by Sabbath School Choir led
J. s. Thomas, Star OF the Twilight
Prayer BY Kew. Z. Grail music by cLo
= 'sChrisI's Welcome TO Children - Decl
a nation, King Out the Bells - musi
= phone message TO Santa Clause :" by ri
kIe Tho mpsOH I; music by the choir, ..Sh,
ter in the time of Storm - Declsmat Ito
..Chr istmas Eve at Bethlehem" by Bass
Bonsa /; music, s-Jesus is Calling !" III
sic, Unto Him be GLORY :" Declamstiu
y H. t,py
music, '.Ihe Re Will be the Sweeter
remarks by Superintendent music, "He'
Flowers" after which gifts were distribl
ed. Every member Ol The school receIv
a gift. A number OF special gifts were g
en-, The int nteresting ente rtainment "
closed by music, '.Shzll We meet By .
BY" and a ben edicuon by the pastor.
TIE PRIsBYrERIAS SCHOOL.
The Chris imss Cantata "waiting
"a Santa Claus" was held in the lectr
, room of the Presbyterian church on Nc
day evening December 26th, 1887, in
. presence of a large audience. Superinter
II g ut G. W. Wilson sopdueted the eIercis
I. w. II. Rodgers represented Santa Clsl
"a assisted by James K. Robson, ID. s. Klo
"a matthew Allison, Misses Jennie Bani
q. Grace Loudon, Halle Jsckman, Katie Die
% and Jennie Auker.
IF Edgar Auker, George Rodgers, Bo
ID Parker, Leslie Allison, Harry Musser,
s. K re,der, George bays and John Grayo
represented troop of vocalists from IN a
.sdam.o company consisting OF Ma
North, Bessie A,ddagh, Nellie Muss
Isabella Schweier, Emily Murray, hs
Ellie nnyle- Rs. a,