The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-30
FOREST CITY.

Mrs. William Maxey and son Earl.
ST South Gibson, are the guests of Mrs.
Benjamin Maxey.
Miss Cora Crandall. of Elkdale, was
a visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Maude Reynolds spent yester-
day pleasantly with Carbondale friends.
Memorial Day will be honorably
celebrated in this place. The parade
will take place at 2 o'clock p. m. All
the societies in the borough will par
ticIpate. including the Hillside Fire
department and the Andrew Mitchell
Hose company, of Carbondale. Several
bands and drum corps will furnish
frst-class music. The following is the
line of march: Down Main to Rail-
road. counter march up Main 10
Center street, down Center street
to Railroad street, up Railroad
street to New street. west on
New street to Main, down Main
to Dundaff. Dundaff to Delaware,
north on Delaware to New, New to
Hudson. south on Hudson to Dundaff,
down Dundaff to Delaware. south on
Delaware to Depot street. Depot street
to Main street, north on Main street to
New street and disband. Marshal Of
Day W. II. Leek with aids. Forest
City band. Division No. I. j. w. Lar
rabes, commander, and aids; Grand
Army OF the Republic; civic societies
from U~nioudale; Father Mathew soci-
ETY.; Catholic Mutual Benefit associa-
ton; Sons of st. George; Foresters; st.
Antonian; St. George; st. Michael.
Division No. 2, G. E. Maxey, comman-
der and aids; Chief Moffat. Of Carbon.
dale Fire department; Vandling band ;
A. Mitchell Hose company, No. 1, Car
bondale, and carriage; Presbyterian
Sunday school; Enterprise Hose COM
pany, No. /, and carriage; carriage
containing burgess, council and clergy.
In the evening the grand cantata,
"Jephtha and His Daughter" will be
produced by a good company of local
singers; Professor John L. Morgan,
leader; Mrs. II. F. Aldrich. pianist.
The caste is as follows: Jephtha, Ninth
Ruler of Israel, Philip Thomas;
Prophet, D. J. Jones; Elon, Jewish
Prince, ]. w. Jones; Ibzan, Jewish
Prince, W. J.. Jones; Eloni. Jewish
Soldier, j. E. Hughes; Arnold, a Mes
senger, J. @. Waters; Camp Guard No.
/, S. j. Jennings; Camp Guard No. 2.
S.. j. Jennings; Iphigenia. Jephtha's
Daughter, Mrs. G. E. Maxey ;
Ada6, daughter of Elon, and friend
to Iphigenia, Mrs. S. May
Naomi, Jewish maiden and sister to
Eloni, Beulsh Hine. Sarah. Ruth.
Anah, Leah; maidens of Gilead. Name
Brown, May Watkins, Ella Hins, Liz
zie Phillips.
The cantata will conclude with a
grand patriotic drill and march by
twenty.fv young ladies as follows
Goddess of liberty. Miss Jessie Smith;
Mrs. 6. E, Maxey, Mrs. T. ]. Pente-
cost, Mrs. S. May. Misses Jennie Gren.
ell, May Watkins, Beulah Hines, Ella
Hines, Lena Reynolds, Name Brown,
Edith Brown, Lizzie Phillips. Maud
Reynolds, Louise Westgate, Clara
Guard. Lottie Reynolds. Bertha Dunn,
NJ. j. Harris, Lizzie Hoar, Maud
Wheeler. MYRTLE Alexander. Pearl
Guard. Mary Evans, Minnie Hayden ,
Ina Weed.
After timely warning by Burgess B.
Maxey those who had been in the habit
of keeping their business places open
and selling on Sunday were arrested
yesterday. The offenders who were E,
L. Kent, ". 7. Davies and John Big
gio, were brought to justice. They
pleaded guilty in each case and a fine
as prescribed by law was imposed. The
fine was 81 and costs.