Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

TkOOKAAAE.
America. Barbara Fritchie, Annie
Crumbine Flag of the Free. We'll
come, Reynolds Myers; The scholar,
Lille Lee Schai; Polly's love, Roland
Brandenburg; The bird and the boy.
Hugh and Herbert Harris. Flag of
our Union Forever. Girls that are
wanted, Clara Schad; ConstaEcy
Mary Licklider; Work, Clarence Mil
Ter; Old dog tray, Geo. Ambrose;
Look for goodness, Willie Hinchber-
ger; Dare to do Right, Willie Man
speaker Don't quarrel with the past,
Howard Miller; Don't trust the mule,
Cyrus Manspeaker; Wake up darling,
Persie Brandenburg; Jockey hat and
feather, Solo, Harry Brandenburg;
kissed her Raymond Kilner Doll
drill by sixteen girls. The World,
Marshall Manspeaker; I've word for
you, Harry and Helena Crumbine;
Taking toll. Ben Snyder; Song-The
miller, Willie Manspeaker, Rich man,
Door man, beggar man, thief, Bessie
Brandenburg; We never fight. my
wife and /, George Ambrose; Where
is my pa? Solo. L. Tabler; If you
have anything to say of man, don
wait till he's lac to rest, Clarence
Schad; I must help myself. Lottie
Ambrose; Keep going, Ben Snyder.
Rolling stones gathers no moss Song.
This life is what we make it, NJ. j..
Miller; Telegram office. Ellen. Pear
rell. We love to sing together. mo-
ton song. What the use of signing,
Harriet Ashton, l. It us ever be hap
py, song, Pauline and Christine Hest
Orphan Annie, Minnie Licislider; A
poor little orphans 10, Maggie st.
Scatter the germs o. the beautiful, Le-
nora Miller; Larrie O'Dee's courtship,
Clarence Tabler How two brides
kept house in a 1oe, Pauline Hest;
Katie did, Maggie Hest; Song Xatie
Did, Class. Apart, Laura Snyder.
After the Bail. Instrumental Sadiean
Christine Heist; HUMAN moth. Irene
Sharff; Papa's letter Dorcas Snyder
There is son ething in Heaven for
children to dc. Solo--Bessie Newcom-
er. Lilly Dill" by II girls. Co
ing going Sc good-by, Mary L. Sny-
der.
| Josephene and Benton Tabler and
dward Naff furnished instrumental
music on organ, violin, and banjo,
which contrit uted very largely to the
success of the entertainment. BY
giving thr e-quart, rs Of an hour din
ner and cutting the ,ecess time we
saved 20 minutes daily thus reserving
days unto ourselves two of which
only were ased, one for review and
one for cleaning the schcoi-room; four
days lost at the time of the great snow
were made up though not required to
do so. This one thing ! do" has
been my motto in my school work,
and I have never failed of success. l
have moreover raised TIE standard Of
scholarship at S1ttons two stories
higher in two years than was accom-
| plished by another in SIX years I'M
interrupted work. So tine is IT that
| lack Of all trades is master of none. f"
! The object Of our entertainment
was to collect money for flag Two
dollars was secured and promise OF
more. So in due time Old Glory will
fling out its loves folds over our hand
some building.
After my visit to North Mountain
l detailed an ac count of it to Sutton
school and the children were inspired
/ by the recital and immediately under
took to emulate and surpass North
Mountain. A president was elected
the two cand oates being n. J. Miller
and Clarence Schad: the latter wa:
elected by small majority, and thu
former installed as vice president
For secretary OF state and treasury