St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-03
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Closing Exercises at Two of the City
Schools.
COMING ORGAN RECITAL
Some of the Events in Social Circles
During the Week Just
Ended.

'ollilWdtct diSH ScnOOl LOOK pldc6 dC the
opera house on Friday evening, which
was crowded to overflowing. Upon the
stage were the president and board of
education. the High school faculty and
the graduating class. The SIX scholars
who received their diplomas acquitted
| themselves very creditably and were
warmly applauded, being recognized
by their friends with magnificent
floral tributes. The essay of Miss Mil
lett, illustrated by stereOptican views of
Egypt, was particularly entertaining
The thesis, mechanical properties of air.
illustrated by chemical experiments,
was also feature of the evening. Pres
ident Sergeant, of the board of educa-
ton, presented the diplomas, with ap-
propriate remarks.
The pupils of st. Michael's parochial
school gave musical and literary en-
tertainment Thursday afternoon at the
Grand opera house. A very entertain
ing programme was rendered and prem
Iums for scholarship and merit awarded.
The school has attained a remarkable
degree OF excellence, and the musical
training shows for itself in the pro-
ficiency of the pupils.
An organ recital at Ascension church
has been arranged for by w. G. Master
man for the benefit of the Parish Aid
society. Those who have heretofore at
tended affairs of that kind under his
direction will be prepared for something
of better quality than is usual to such
entertainments. Artists of superior
excellence have been secured.
E. ]. Spindle, A. Fredericks, j. G.
Hening, j. c. Nethaway, DR.. Voight,
n. p. hammers, DR.. Merry, and a few
others are making arrangements to go
- Snif tio,
ton of the supreme lodge, Knights of
being very cheap.
to Marine yesterday morning in one of
/, H. c. farmers SiX-horse buSses, big
jam having formed there in the rear of
the st. CroiX boom.
Elias Mexican, R. F. Hersey, John G.
Nelson, Jacob Bean and E. l.. Hersey,
+'left yesterday for Great Fails, Mont, to
Hook after interests they have in that
section.
9 Eddie Butts, who is cadet at West
Point in the United States military
academy, will be home about the 18th
of this month on mis- first vacation.
81. ii. Harrison, J. G. Nethway, H. P.
Barclay, Will MOffatt and Ernest Gill
lespie went up to Chisago lake yester-
day on piscatorial expedition.
The druggists association that meets
here next week are to have steamboat
excursion up the river, and visit the
state prison among their laborS.
A gold ring of value was found yester-
day at the Union station and will be
returned to the lawful owner by apply
ing to the officer on duty there.
Rev. Father Cleary, a lecturer of the
Total Abstinence union, will deliver all
address at st. Michael's church next
Sunday evening.
The funeral of William Goggin, who
died of consumption on Friday, will
take place from st. Michael's church at
2 p. III. to-day.
Mrs. III. r. Murdock and Miss Alice
leave tomorrow for LindStrom, Mimi,
where they will make summer So
jOurn.
The ferry boat between South Still
water and Hudson has been sunk. The
bridge here is the only means of cross
ing.
George Patchen, who has been sick
for over three months with pneumonia.
is convalescing and was out yesterday.
Two rival mines from the car COM
pany had game of base ball vest erday
afternoon on the old base ball grounds.
George w. Harris, of London, Eng
land, who is nephew of Sir John Har-
ris, NJ. P, is visiting r. W. Nesbitt.
Ed Durant, Jr., is home from the
upper st. CrOiX, where he has been
looking after his fathers interests.
Samuel Chapman entertained
number of his friends at Mrs. Nc
PherSon'S on Thursday evening.
Ed Lanphear. of the American Ex-
press office, is to be married next Tues
day to Miss Barbara Benninger.
George Torinus, George Middlestadt
and Alex GoltZ left for Europe Monday
for about three months visit.
Mrs. John Darms leaves this week for
down-river trip, visiting Red Wing,
Lake City and Winona.
Rev. John Stafford, of Minneapolis,
breaches at the Methodist church thia
morning and evening.
Mrs. w. L. Redmon, of Prescott,
Wis, is visiting w. r, Gates and family
ON South Third street.
Fl. r. Murdoch and Mrs. H. Rice re-
turned from their Colorado trip yester-
day noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sturtevant are to
be home from their bridal trip next
Tuesday.
Charles Smith, of Basswood Grove,
was in the city yesterday, visiting
friends.
Mrs. D. l.. Birmingham entertained
small party of friends Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. w. II. Richardson, of st. Paul, is
visiting friends in this city over Sunday.
Miss Grace Munsell is visiting friends
in Glencoe, Mimi, for few weeks.
Miss Kelly, of st. Paul, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. d. l.. Birmingham.
Miss Hollowell goes to Winona to
spend her vacation.