The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-02
POOLER's NEWS BUDGET.
Happenings, Personal, Social and
Otherwise There

Otherwise There.
Mr.. II. Gentry and family visited friends
i'm Augusta last week.
Mr.. d. c. Newton and family are visiting
friends in Claxton this week.
Mr.. John Quantock was a visitor at the
home OF Mr.. s. Davis last week
Mr.. NJ. Bird OF Tusculum was a visitor
of Mr.. +. n. Cartwright, Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Donnelly OF Savannah spent
last Sunday in Pooler, the guest of Mr..
Benjamin Symons.
Mrs. Delta Gnann visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. Armstrong at their pretty home on
Newton street last Friday.
Mr.. b. j. Sheftall and family Of Jackson
vile, Fla. visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Sheftall. last week
Mrs. o. B. Murray of Fernandina, Fla,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs. l..
A Wilson, returned home yesterday.
There will be services, morning and even
ing to-day, al the Presbyterian church;
preaching by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Way.
Misses Annie Mason, GertIe Mclaughlin
and Susie Cain, accompanied by Mr.. e. l..
Hail. were visitors among friends in Pool
er last week.
Mrs o. T. Cosby spent last Sunday at
the hume OI MT. ana MIS-. j. W. manning.
1t was Mrs. Cosbys first visit to Pooler,
and she was delighted with the town.
Miss Bessie Hodges and Miss Lizzie
Lodge of Savannah spent last Sunday in
Pooer, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cart
wright at their home on Orchard Hill.
The Pooler Light Infantry Is on a boom.
At its meeting Thursday evening, six mem
bers were added to me roll. The drills are
all well attended and the company will be
in good shape TO go into camp.
Mr.. R. P. Reppard, in behalf Of the Geor-
gia Sunday School Association, in letter
to Mr.. T. p. Heidi. thanks the ladies' who
contributed the flowers for the 200 bou-
quets sent from Pooler to the mass meet
ing of the convention, held in Savannah
May %.
The special features Of the examinations
were the acting Of Miss Georgia Timer;
the recitation of Lois Shave, and the rem
dering Of Examination Day and Alphabet
Roundelay by the primary class; the reci-
tations Of Julian Armstrong and Annie
Crotty in the intermediate grades All the
dialogues of the advanced grades were
we'll rendered. Principal Bourne deserves
much praise for the high standard to
which he has brought the school. He is
ably assisted by Miss r. Tebeau and Miss
r. Gnann of Savannah. The school has an
enrolment Of 1876 pupils, with an average
daily attendance Of ninety-two.
The oral examinations at the public
school took place Friday. A large number
OF citizens and friends of the scholars were
present. The following programme was
rendered: Song Merrily the Cuckoo, by the
school Primary grade, Salutatory, Ar
thur Kennickle; Little Rose Bud, Birdie
Hanson; Just Spoken, Lois Shave; Little
Birdie. Bertha Tole; Our Work, Marion
Heedt; Talking Dots. little boy and girl;
Examination Day. twelve scholars: Alpha
bet Roundelay, girls OF the class; song.
Story of the Raindrops, school Interne-
date grade, recltations. Playing School
seven little girls; A Little Boys Com
plant, Julian Armstrong; dialogues.
Queen of May, Lizzie Debele and Lottie
Wolfe; Morning Cali. four little girls; reci-
tations, Daylight Annie Crotty; The
Sculptor Boy, Aleck Mcdonald; The Mod
ern Belle Maggie May Parker; rhe Robin
While Bevans; / Must Not Tease Mother
Alice Crotty; song, The Rambler. school
Advanced grades, Graduate, nine girls:
Two Beggars fourteen girls; Boarding
School Accomplishments. four girls; The
Demon in the Glass. six boys and three
girls; The Polish Boy, Aggle Dorney.