The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

able amateur entertainments over given in
Farmville. The pupils were among the most
prominent citizens of the town
Time was most successfully turned back
ward in its flight. and lawyers. doctors teach
ers. merchants were made children ocaiu for
that night and from tho enthusiastic way in
which they entered into the spirit of the
speeches. games. &c. we believe il was as
much of a pleasure 20 them 20 live over the
good old times a IL was 10 the highly appre-
ciative audience. Had it not been for this on
tertainment we might never have known of
the wonderful elocutionary talent possessed
by some Of our citizens The Opera House
was crowded and tho "Skulen proved de-
cided financial success, and was pronounced
by all 20 be one or the most laughable per-
formances ever witnessed here.
The following was the programme:
l. Morning Skule. i. Song. Good Morn
ing. Merry Sunshine" 2. A. Is. @. and
class 8. Reading class.
II. Playtime.-l. A game OF marbles 2. A
night. D. Leap-frog. 4. A Irritation. 5. Hide
switch
III. Afternoon Skule.-l. Speech. "Bngen
on the Rhine" Bill Snoderass (Mr. X. +.
Boykin). 2. Composition, Boys" Patience
Peterkin Miss Turner. 3. Composition.
Girls" Orthodox Creed Thomas Mr.. c. G.
Bass. 4. Speech. Twinkle. Twinkle. Little
Star" Mandy Jane Honeysucke Miss
Southern. 5. Speech. You'd Scarce TX
pect One of Ny Age" Ezekiel Jedediah
Honeysuckle Mr.. Spencer. g. Song. Love
VIII Find the Way" Michael sweitzer Mr..
Iimmermann). z; Speech, "honenllnden,"
Ananias Honeysuckle (Mr. Farrarl. s. Song,
Sweet Alice, Ben Bolt" Mary Ann Brown
(AIiss Gibbs .. Composition. Benjamin
Franklin" Jimmy Rash lJudge Watkins.
10. Speech. by Head Committeeman" Colo
mel Peter Caruthers Colonel Fitzgerald).
IL. Chorus, Aud Lang Syne.n
Skulemaster.- Washington Lumpkin. Mr..
W. G. flournoy.
Scholars Orthodoxbred Thomas. Mr. G.
c. Bass. Mike OFlynn, Mr.. \. i. Blanton;
Bill Snodgrass. Mr. h. +. Boykin: Jonathan
Pettibone. Mr. Tom Clark; Betsy Flood, Miss
Pearl Cunningham Hannah Maria Jones,
Miss Birdie Ellis: Ananias Honeysuckle. Mr..
W. L. Farrar: Frances Ann Smith Miss Fan
ME Jones. Sukey Blossom. Miss Kate Lati-
mer Isaac Jones. Mr.. Glenn Morton; Ann
Plunkett, Miss Nettie Morton, Thomas JEFF
ferson Honeysuckle. Mr. +. ". Mckinney.
Mandy Jane Honeysuckle Miss Lena South
ern: Ezekiel Jedediah Honeysuckle. Mr.. }. \.
Spencer Patience PeterAin. Miss Bessie lur-
ner jimmy Rash. Judge A. -. Watkins lem
perance llartshorn. Miss Preston Momack:
Abraham Smith Mr. a. T. NIcker. Michael
Sweiizer. Mr.. G.. Zimmermann Mary Ann
Brown. Miss Gibbs.
Visitors to the Skuie-Mrs. Adam Honey
suckle Miss Nomach), Mrs. Jonathan olAlsA
Miss Ellis.
Skule Committee Mr.. BENJAMIN Crawford
DR. Peter Winston. Mr.. Adam Honeysuckie
Nlr W. c. Nenahlel Colonel Peter Caruthefs
Colonel j. Z. Fi:zgerald).
Miss Mary Jones. Of Lynchburg, Is the
guest of Mrs. Jones. on Third street.
Mr.. David Proctor. of Texas. spent several
DAYS with Colonel j. +. Fitzgerald this week.
Miss Mamie Parker, who has been visiting
Miss Lucy Bdgood. on Third street. left last
Monday. Miss Parker will yisit trends at
Crewe before going On to her home, in Smith
field
Miss Julia johnson, of Buchanan, is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs L. l.. Holiday. OF Hamp-
den-Sidney.
Miss Mary Anderson has returned from q
delightful visit to friends IN Manchester.
Mr. b. Burton Blanton, of New York, was
in town this week to attend the marriage OF
his sister.
To-day the weather is extremely cold: the
snow and hail Of last night have frozen over
very solid. and it IS excellent cOastng on the
hills.