New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28
PLANS FOR THE FOURTH At SCRANTON.
A wEpD1NG-HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
NEW NEWSPAPER.

A wEDDING-HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCbME-Nh-
NEW NEWSPAPER
Scranton PENN June 27 (SpecaI -Scrlnton Is going
TO have an olda celebration OF the Fourth NOM
ing OF the kind has been held here since 1882 ana he
citizens have raised 50 500 from private subscriptions Tor
fireworks. music and a big street parade. The 18th Reg
mont Il 10 turn out and the parade there Will be Other
military ORGANIZATIONS lots OF civic societies. veterans anu
sons OF veterans trades horscen in fantastic regain
and several bands Of music. Tho Declaration OF Indcpnd
ence will be read in the afternoon ana an orauoh ue
vered and I'm the evening there Will be dsoy OF nre
works in the Court House Square Minute guns VIII oe
ored from daybreak until hour after sunrise. Inc
Scranton Caedonlan Club will celebrate the Fourth az inc
Driving Park -
Lieutenant Claudus B. Pratt, inspector Of rife prac
tce OF the 18Th Regiment and Miss Helen Gertrude "ag
nrr were married the Second Presbyterian Chufch Oh
Wednesday evening The venerable chaplain OF the ree
ment the Rev. S. c. Logan, who also pastor Oh e
First Presbyterian Church, performed the ccrenoAy Lu
ward t. Spencer Philadelphia uncle Of the Dde gave
her away Miss Estele Wagner the brides sister, was
maid OF honor and the bridesmaids were Miss bessie
Painter Of philadelphia; Miss. Ella Scott OF BALTIMORE
Mis- Carrie b. Smith and Miss Ktte Spencer cousin
Of the BRIDE d. Chase was best man. ana FRANK
d. Watts II. b. Cox T. E. Chase and Harry Foster were
the ushcrs. After the wedding reception was heu az
tho home OF Mrs NJ NJ Spencer, the brides mother III
Monroc-aye.
AZ the fifteenth annual commencement Of the scranton
High School the sautstory essay entitled The Cohcen%
tlon Of Population" read by Ralph Levy whe MISS
Andrew Finn had an Grafton 'The Australian Ballot
svstomn as Poverty q mei' the subject OF
Miss Jennie Gayan's essay. The class proIec! "a,
spoken by Miss Josephine Scsm Miss Ohqula ole.i
read an essay entitled GLOW People Laugh" ana WIN
lam Alien delivered an grafton 1.-THE Farmer in Pol
tiles" The subject of Miss Abbie Denham's essay was
Taken Inm Miss Belle Marrows valedctory essay was
on "Ausc." There thiry-four pupils In the giau
uating class. ,
Miss Esther S. Lee Of Jermyn. was the sautatorian
at the twentysecond annual commencement Of the Key
Academy Her essay was entitled Isah has Den
hted the World" Other essays were by Lamar H.
Rown OF West Piston on christianity Essential 70
Civilization; Miss Annie Davies, Of Scranton on 'Iho
Sanctlty Of Work." Miss Blanche Shelley OF Lake "hoa
on american Women" and Miss T. Amy FedricK' Oh
FactoryyilIe on Patent Medicines" The Na!edictory
ora:on CIvl Service Reform" was delivered by waiter
Msclay Of Fleetve. Mr.. Brown the principal, pre-
scnted prizes Miss Hattie Hayman Miss Johanna Cure
Laren Fasse Charles Embry, Thomas H. Dale ana waiter
Maclay.
The School Of the Lackawanna, OF which the Rev
Thomas NJ Cam is principal held It's annual commence
ment this week Joshua and Cromwell" the prize
composition read by Thomas i. Archibald diplomas
were given TO Miss Lavtnia e. Dlmmfek Miss Frances
T. wetzel, James Blair, Thomas +. Archibald John H.
Brooks Spencer c. Dickson, Sidney Evans Albert b.
Jessup, Lucius G.. Kennedy and Charles sanderson
Colonel Henry NJ Boes delivered the annual address to
the graduating class.
Tho first number Of "The Scranton Tribune" was
printed last Saturday. The journal is Republican
I'm politics, and issued every weekday morning 1t Is
four page paper, eight columns to the page and 80 r
the management has shown good deal OF enterprise In
getting both local and general company owns It,
the incorpoltos being Colonel Henry NJ Boes, eXJudgo
Alfred Hand William Council, william T. Smith and
Claude G.. MILESTONE. Mr.. Milestone Is the editor
The PAPER is printed Hoe perfectng Scranton
now has daily papers.
IL Is runorcd that 1.-THE Scranton Times, only Demo-
cratic daily newspaper this county will be changed
from morning 10 evening paper, and that u man
named Hughes. Of Philadelphia, has been hired to edit
t. 1.-THE Times has been aft paper before.