The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-03


A FOJE ESTEETAISaEST ~ ALTOONA -
At The request Of "A Reader Of the FIRE
MN" and because the Brothers In charge of
the school wkich participated in the exercise
ara from St Francis College. LOrettO, we
Give place TO the following account OF very
pleasing entertainment furnished by the Al
toopa Daily Sun Of Saturday last
The Bpera House was crowded last q lsht 18th an
apprsoiatiys audience OF about twelve hundred
pups Of the Brothers school Of St. Johns Catholic
churcb, under the management Ct Brother Athaa-
sratbsr CHARLES. o. s F. Father Ryan, pastor of
s.. Johns this city Father 5flellS, alsc ci 81
John's: Father Doyle, Of Mauches.er, PittsburSh.
and Brother Ambrose .. :. =, Of LOretto occupied
NOnt seats and there was . chorus OF seventy Q
beYs ranged upon the stage. The Mountain City
band bad been engaged % furnish the music, and
Ild 20 70 tho satisfaction OF AL IGc order suoEE
the little folks was extraordinarily good, and vas
a. exhibition OF the perfect control which the
Brothers hSvB over their pupils. Professor Il. O.
Wsri presided a. tha piano and played TIE accom-
,C- ~ create re IiveItest enjoyment apd
satisfaction. The Brothers school IS In most
~ 80 rr5l-.l r1fTiIs y-fch corft be Increased TO
four hundred wore the room more cApaci1us- Ine
iIdrep faEs tie greatest interest IN their studies
sd - o-syb tbs E-others hGve great responsibfli-
ties In the charge Of 50 many little ones, they feel
1870 ,zbose r1l7I-e are obtaining educEtou
under thoir care. Following was
THE PROGRAMME:
Recitation opening address ..,...-.-..J. Bradley.
~.
5R,ed5 oos 6i Man .j3hH Keliy
Edwsrd Cassidy.
"C.oIunlbla's GrErjFaa Angels
Francis RtgeI sud Cborys.
solo-ugfran6papa and l. I".......... Frsncis Kelly.
Song-"Cruolty to Animals.
Charles Kearnoy and Chorus.
Resftstior-.srIs NIaniao.'...... Thomas Cassidy.
Song-'.Hheu Erin Shall stand '3tld the Isles Of
the Ses, ,''.-.....-.. Harry NauShan and Chorus.
Observation-Disclosures Tr8mps,"
ToI,1 C,ri1,os Francis Kelly and Chas Tom!insor
RecIta,ion-''Ad Adeet the Foe, -. william Fecuey.
s30Dg-"Tourpv D5dd. -. John Ke4rus and Chorus.
EecItsuoa- The Polish Boy, ........John kally.
ssorE-''W iz jolly, -, Peter Dunno and Chorus.
Joseph Hudson. WIN. 'Tiernsn and John Parrish.
S0lo-"Friends Of my Youth, Francis Rigsl.
Recitation Bruce 70 his army Bernard Cullen.
Sons-"Opsn the Gates as hig4 15 the SKY
Res!tatior-"rhe 1Iiser'' -. William Cassidy.
Reeitati6r@"I lS,f:atil5 wouldn't. Would Yoai'i
solo-.uark, Hear sn Angel st6F'''''
Song Every Eis- Barber"
Frank Rigol, Jns. Kelly mo. oung and Chorus.
Drama-"W Wanted . Male Cook Thomas Cassi-
dy John Parrish, Albert Parrish and John Kelly.
Dust-"Tho Wind whispers Lor,' -, -
Charles I0mIinsou and I'd. Dillon
RscjtauOn-''Ihe Red Man, '..-;. Ohm Bradley.
Song o. BY nineteen bOyE.
Harry vaughan aud Chorus.
WASAMAKER' ; BIG BUsISEss.- The rapid
approach Of the Christmas holidays, ana the
Increased trade ALWAYS OecasiOued bv this
season Of giving, finds the mos, extensive
ureuarations to meet it ~ the Grand Depot
of John Wanamaker, 18th and Market 60
Chestnut streets Philadelphia. The I'M
meuse stock Of this famous establishment Is
beng constantly supplemented and improved
by iuGiciOus additions aud the person GeSir-
ing to purchase anything suitable and appTO-
pirate for g gift, whether his tastes may run
to the uJiGtEgian alone or to the beautiful and
CrnameutaN cannOt~fail ID be suited in Mr..
NanamaEeT's large establishment, which
may truly be said TO comprise every branch
of commercial business. The proprietor Of
the Grand Depot by his many years expert
ence in serving the public has acquired keen
insight into lust what that public wants. and
his enormous stock always includes the latest
novelties in every line, as well as the staple
goods that hold thglT own IN the market all
the time. a feature of Mr.. Wauamaker's S
great business is the complete mail system he
has established for IhC accommodation OF his
patrons, Persons living at a distance and
unable to 90 to Philadelphia have every as
sUTaDce of being promptly and satisfactorily
served by merely dropping line and stating
their wants. By some strange species Of sec
Ond sight the people around the Grand De-
pot, which occupies the entire space on Ihir-
teenth street, between Market and Chestnut,
Philadelphia, have the happy faculty Of as
CeItaIuluE Just WildJ lLelI customer wants
without ever having seen the customer, and
the customer never himself having seen the
article he may desire.
Oak Han, another Of Air. Wanamaker's big
establishments, has also prepared for the ap-
preaching active campaign, and this famous
clothing house, at-SiXth and Market, Phila-
delphia was never better supplied with men
and boys wear than at present. From the
immense stock Of clothing here stored It is
the next thing 10 an impoSsibiIity not to be
able to make q satisfactory selection and 10
procure q complete outfit from the buff
outward in less Jhau no time. A. Gak Hall
they sell male apparel OF every description,
underwear rs well as outer clothing, and at
the present season, as in former days. fear
lessly challenge competition. Messrs. Wan
amakeT & Brown, who nave so successfully
conducted the business Of this great house FOR
a period Of years, guarantee every article Of
clothing to be exactly what it is represented
to be- and are thankful when persons bring
back clothing that is found to be defective in
material or make and thus permit them to
Tectfy the mistake. The same admirable
system Of mail orders prevails here as at the
Grand Depot. and persons in want Of cloth
ing at once durable, honest and cheap, find
it to theiI advantage to deal at Wanamaker
& Browns, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
Philadelphia.