The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-12-05

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Party" Rec, "rhc Spoiled ChiId,S
Rec. "a Life Lesson 4 Second % an-
thor, Paul Lawrence Dunbar rIll-
colored mana good poet. Rccitcs n
dialect, AN Easy Gone Feler," Sc
cond-"llis Spelling Bee" Prof. Hev-
drick is truly one of the few men WHO
can fully interest and instruct his nu-
dience. last period Prof. Gcnalcz ON
drawing"
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Iatricolo Concert Company-I feel
sale to say that no concert compauv
visited Middlcburg heretofore, and rave
the same amount of satisfaction ~
this company in every respect and cs-
Pecially skill. Simply grand display
of discipline.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Devotional exercises by Rev. Schaef-
Ter, of Fremont, Pa. Music. "Lrod
klndly Light, Holy Holy Holy :"
'lted, White and Blue"
y very interesting talk on the Bakers
dozen of B's-Supt. Harman.
|. BE neat attire and in work.
~ he a studcnt.-Studcnt in growth.
Ill. BE loyal.-Be true in every Der
fOrmance.
~. BE courteous. BE polite and
kind to ALL
v: BE ware of rules. Make no rules.
vi. BE prepared. Ready for any
work.
VII, BE sympathetic. Sweet temper
VIII BE reasonable.
N. BE frm-persistent
y. BE cheerful.
Nj. BE watchful.
MI. BE what you seem.
MI. BE earnest.
Music-"Bye-lo- -land"- "Song ofthe
Blacksmith Supt. J. NJ. CouShlin Of
Milkc7barre, on means and Ends in
Education.' Education means com
plete human development. GLOW to
live" a most excellent and instructive
talk. Music, - after sunshine"
"Drawing" by Mr.. Genzalcz. Art
for arts sake and commercial art
Literature and art go hand in hand.
announcement of the committee ON
resolutions. Music, "IIurrah for the
Red, White and Blue "My Old Ken
tnckv Home" Adjo"-"oa.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Music, America" "Let the Sun
shine A short talk by Prof. F.C.
BowersOx.
Directors session first. Having no
president present, DIR. Shindel was
elected President pro tenn. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, ID :. Shollv: Vice
President, II. a. Klinglcr; Secretary,
p. :. Ritter.
Prof. VIM. Noetling, j. II. Hendricks,
J. :. Ritter +. =. Custer, Chas. j.
Beaver were elected aS delegates to at
tend the State Directors Convention.
On motion, resolved that the district
from which the delegates sent, bear the
expenses to the convention.
Music, 'Jolly Boys" Prof. VIM.
Noetling, Defects in the administra-
ton of our schools as Seen by Dlrec-
tor Parents should not keep children
at home to work when they should be
at home. The parents and directors
should cooperate with the teachers.
BE very careful in selecting text books.
a very excellent and able talk. solo:
Mary Hilbsh. Music, "Song of the
Blacksmith"
DIR. II. w. Glass, "School Santa
ton" a very necessary and instruc-
tive talk. Music, "IIelp it On" Ad-
dress by Supt. Coughlin. Such an ad-
dress should and is advocated by every
true citizen Of the land 1t was one of
the few we can say "Amcn" TO,
-ruI-pCr, \, r,,,,,,>.,
Elijah Powell Brown of the "Ram's
Horn" entertained, instructed and de-
lighted the audience on the subject
"Thc Marks Of II Prince" His savings
are tersc, automatic and full of hunIor.
wit and wisdom. He is a representa-
tive man ofthc age, n leader ofthought-
ful men and wise women. He had the
audience at his entire command.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Music, "Red White and Blue
"Watch on the Rhinc"-"Com Thou,
King" Devotional exercises
by Rev. Shambach. Music, ".Nbdc
with Me-"
On motion il was resolved 10 allow
the Secretary s.. On motion il was re-
solved to allow the permanent rcrti-
ficate committee 80 out of the school
funds.
Report of what was done with the
money collected for II monument for
the late ID. :. Boyer. On motion it was
resolved to adopt the report as read,
and entered on the minutes.
Music, "Song of the Brooklet.n Supt
Harman, Responsibility on its Pro-
fession." Music, "My Old Kentucky
Home" "-"Good Night
Supt. Coughlin-Character