The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-06-15
SULLIVAN.
.LnnA Y. 1898.


held their annual banquet at the Mac
cabee hall, which had been tastefully
and elabOrately decorated with class and
national cOlOrs besides profusiOn OF
flowers. The business meeting was call
Ell and after the various reports had been
made, the class of '98, nine in number
were elected as members of the assOcla-
ton. Election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: president, E. E. Jacobs; 1st vice
president, Charles Hyde; End vice presi-
dent, T. T. Goodyear; Secretary, Grace
johnson; treasurer, Myrtle Huber; His
torian Earl Heifner. A march was then
played and the members and invited
friends marched to the banquet hall,
where an elegant supper had been pre-
pared by the W. R. G. Of this place.
During the intervals between the
courses few addresses were given; read
ings and songs adding much to the
pleasure; at rOll-call each memberIpres-
ent responded in few well chosen
words. Jokes and stories were told, the
friends joining in the merriment. Af-
ter supper all joined in the promenade
which afforded much pleasure.
Each one present was then requested
to register after which all Joined in sing
ing "God be with you till we meet a.
gain. Then adjourned, each feeling
that the evening had been well spent
and regreting that such gatherings
came but once year.
The commencement exercises OF the
Sullivan high school, last Wednesday
evening, were quite we'll attended. The
members of the class reflected great cred
it upon their teacher.l The audience was
pretty evenly divided in opinion as to
who deserved highest hOnOrs, the class
laureate Miss E. Genevieve Johnson or
the valedictOrian, Clemence Warning.
The class address by Hon. G. Fl. Work
man of Mansfield. Presentation of dip
Tomas to the SO of '98", by Mrs. Lydia
Rice. Music by Ashland male quartette.
Sullivan high school alumni will serve
ice cream at the town hall, June IS,
everyone invited.
Mrs. Nettie Tannat from Akron was in
Sullivan last week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mary TOnnat and her uncle, R. N.
Rice.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" was here last
Thursday night. The parade at IL
o'clock called out large crowd and in
the evening their large tent was full.
The play was good, they went to New
London from here.
The infant son of Stowell Rice has
been ill for the past week but is slightly
better.
COrinne Rice is home from 0berlin
where she has been teaching and will
spend a part of her vacation here.
Chas. Cummings and Mile Hyde had
birthday party at the residence Of NJ
L. Cummings last Taturday.
Miss Swartz closed her school last
Friday with picnic. Ice cream an(
oranges were provided the school by
their teacher and the little ones had 6
huge time. Swings and hammOcks wert
taken to Mr.. GOrham's woods and thithel
the happy crowd went to frOlic between
the showers. We wonder il the parents
ever think what debt they owe tht
teacher in the primary department
She takes the little unframed savage
who is such terror to the home circle
they send him to school to have him OuI
of the way and he is taken by the patient
perservering teacher AID taught to have
a consideration for others, to have a du(
regard for his manners, as they make
the man, then if he becomes unruly
and kicks over the traces-he never die
such things at home and deserved pun
ishment-and his teacher Furnishes him
then there is trouble. If there is an!
educator in the land who should receive
homage, it is to one who has the LITTLE
ones in charge.
Mrs. Henry Wells and son from lows
are in Sullivan visiting Marcus DeMOss
Arthur 0ffineer and wife came Ou
from Elyria to attend commencement
and alumni.