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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28
LlTTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.

Robert ]. Bauer was at HarSard yester-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Pollock, OF Chi
cago, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. P. H. Fuller and son, Arthur, are
visiting relatives at Glasgow, N. j.
j. A. Thomas, of North Hyde Park ave-
nue. returned yesterday from Richmond,
Va.
Miss Edna Williams, of South Main ave.
nue., Is the guest Of friends in Wilkes
Barre.
The First Welsh Congregational church
Will run an excursion to Lake Ariel on
July L.
Mrs. A. B. tynon and family, Of Hyde
Park avenue, left yesterday for Lake Win
ola, where they will spend the summer.
The young people OF the Plymouth Con-
gregational church ran successful excur-
sion to Lake Ariel yesterday. Several car
Loads OF people left the city and they re-
port most enjoyable time.
James Casey, of Fourteenth street, was
arrested last evening by Constable limo
thy Jones ON complaint of John X. Thomas,
who says Casey keeps "hole in the wall, ="
This case is II cross suit caused by Casey
having had Thomas arrested. Casey was
given hearing before Alderman T. T.
Morgan, and was held in 500 bail to ap-
pear at court
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28

Large, indeed, was the crowd that
filled the basement OF St Patrick's
church yesterday afternoon to witness
the commencement exercises of ST.
Patricks parochial school. The spac-
ious auditorium was decorated with
choice cut flowers and draped with
bunting, Chains of green leaves were
wound around the supporting pillars,
Three large paintings filled in the
space at the back OF the large platform.
They were the work Of Edward J.
Hurst, one OF the pupils. Seated in
IUrge chair in the centre aisle was
Right Reverend Bishop O'Hara, Of
Scranton, and surrounding him were
Rey Fathers Whslan, Dunn, Golden,
McNally and Enright The sisters oc.
cupied the seats in the front row. The
exercises opened with song Of greet
ing by the young children, arrayed In
white costumes, and was beautifully
sung. The accompanies were Misses
Annie HagCesty, Il. Conway and Name
McHugh. Then the graduates Of '94.
namely, Misses Catherine a. Gibbons
Anna +. HaggaTty, Mary T. Arthur
and Edward j. Hurst and Thomas ].
Mcnamara, appeared, and the sGluta-
tory was given by Edward J. Hurst.
The medals, consisting Of an engraved
gold piece attached to blue elk rib
bon and the present of Father Whslsn,
were then conferred upon the success.
full students. A song. "What the Rob,
ins Told Me" was rendered in an ex-
cellsnt manner by the pupils; accom-
pauists. }. McDonough and Misses
Loretta Fahey and NJ. Taylor. The
Misses Harrity, Arthur, Gibbons, Sui
livan, Conway, Moran, Fahsy, Jordan
and Taylor gave piano selection en-
titled "Tyroleinne Variee," using the
three instruments which were on the
stage The feature Of the day was the
Juvenile operetta. with Miss Anna
Haggerty as accompanied.
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news OF West Side.
Annual Commencement Exercises Of St. Pat
rlCk'S ParOChlal School.
They were LARGELY ATTENDED
Glass of Five Graduated from School.
Medals Conferred Upon Them.
Exercises in Detail-Marriage of
Miss M. j. Anderson to Edward c.
Smith-Jamss Casey Arrested for
Selling Liquor Without a License.

THE West Side Office of the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located at ll3 North Main ave.
nue., where subscriptions, advertisements
and communications will receive prompt
attention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28

Besdle & Woerz's and Ballan tines
Ales are the best. E. j. WALSH, Agent,
32 Lackawan ma avenue. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28

satin trimmings. After the ceremony
the guests sat down to an excellent
wedding supper, and the young couple
were the recipients of many rounds Of
congratulations. They will 60 to
house keeping on this side.
The bride is a very popular young
lady and stands high in social circles.
The groom Ia an industrious young
man. being employed as a macinist for
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern company. Those present were
James Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
ander WeightmRn. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilson,
Mrs. Sarah Robinson and daughter,
N. T. Robinson, of Providence John
I. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. An.
derson. Miss Aunie E Anderson, Jo-
seph Anderson. Edward. Emily and
Isabella Anderson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28
scranton,s pualness Intsre,.s

THE TRIBUNE will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list Of the
leading wholesale, banking, mauufactur-
ing and professional interests of Scranton
and vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
photogravure views of our public build
iugs, business blocks, streets, etc, together
with portraits Of leading citizens, No
similar work has ever given an equal rep.
resentation of Scranton's many indus.
tries. 1t will be an invaluable exposition
of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies Of
this handsome work will attract
new corners and be an unequallal
advertisement Of the city. The circu-
lation is ON plan that cannot fail OF good
results to those concerned as well as the city
atlarge, Representatives Of The TRIBUNE
will Gull upon THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are DESIRED in this edition and explain
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views OF their residences
in this edition will please lave notice at
the Office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28
NORTH END BRIEFS,

tThe North End Office of the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located at the Lewis Drug Store
where subscr ptons, advertisements and com.
munications will receive prompt attention
The members Of the Father Whitty Bu-
gle corps have received their new buVles
from New York.
Mrs. Charles Halstead, Of Oak street. has
gone on visit to Lenoxyille, where she
will spend few weeks.
Miss Agnes Stevens of Lenoxville. ia
visiting Miss Blanche Hallstead. and will
remain over the Fourth Of July celebra-
tions.
Lewis y. Richards, of Priceburg, has
won the medal valued at $500 in the ora.
tory competition at Wacco university,
Texas.
Martin ONeil, Of the Third ward was
taken to the Poor farm yesterday. being
certified by Drs. Dunno and Sullivan TO be
insane.
George Bedroom, of Providence, will
start for Europe early next week Mr..
bertroom is undertaking the trip for the
benefit of his health.
j. Il. James has just completed the paint.
Ing OF Archbald's block of West Market
street, and great change has been
wrought III the appearance Of tie build
ings.
The funeral of silas Knight will take
place from his residence l527 Mevlert ave.
nue., Green Ridge, today at 23O D. m. In
terment will take place at Forest Hill Gem
etery.
Among the permanent visitors recently
arrived in Providence are little son TO
DR.. and Mrs. Snlllvan of Wayne avenue.
a little daughter to Mr.. aud Mrs Davi
Rilse, of $40 Leggett street, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Garyey, 1921 Stanton street, Rnd
the same to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Cullen.
OF West Market street.
The Rev. r. p Williams preached an OK
cellept sermon at the Welsh Conyrega-
tional church last evening in the presence
OF a large congregation. The reverand
gentleman took his text from Romans
VIII, 8, and gave an erudite discourse up.
on the history ond object of the chapter.
and based the remarks of his serman upon
'the failure Of the law and the success of
the gospel in saving med from sin.n The
sermon was logical discourse throughout
and was absorbingly listened to by his
hearers. The Rev. r. s. Jones, D. D., as
sisted in the services
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Why Roaat in ths Sunp

The above is the question that is inter-
ing the public at present, and it is hard to
answer when we think of that fine, shady
spot, Laurel Hill Park, which is so near
Scranton and so convenient to the street
cars. There is no doubt but that the
greatest amount of amusement seekers on
the Fourth Of July will be vending their
way to this resort, especially when we
consider that the Caledonians will be there
and hold their usual old reliable games on
that day. Don't forget the above facts
and go to the only real shady spot near
the city. ~
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knDERsoR-sMirH NuprlaLs.
Ceremony Performed at the Homo of the
Brides Parents.

A very pretty marriage was solsm-
ni2ed last evening. The con tracing
parties were Miss M. ]. anderson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. An.
derson. Of North Sumner avenue, to
Edward G. Smith, Of Bellevue. The
ceremony was performed Mt the home
of the brides parents at 8 o'clock in
the parlor, which was elegantly decor.
ateo with ferns roses and evergreens.
The wedding march "Bridsl
Chorus" from Lohengrin was sweetly
played by Miss M. e Robinson, Of
Providence. The Young couple wers
received by Rev d, q. Hughes, pastor
OF the Jackson Street Baptist church,
who tied the nuptial knot under an
arch OF evsrgreens. The bridesmaid
was Miss Annie e. Anderson. sister of
the bride, and the best man was John
W. Anderson. her brother The bride
was attired in cream albatross dress
trimmed with lace and silk and carri ed
a handsome boquet Of roses The
bridesmaid wore cream cashemere with
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28
COSTUMES OF THE CHILDREN.

COSTUMES OF THE CHILDREN.
The costumes were made to represent
dragon flies, fire flies, hornets. etc. +,
which made the production very spec.
tacular The king of the dragon flies
was Edward Clarke; frat herald, James
Mullen; second herald, James Gibbons;
third herald, Mortimer Hogan; leader
Of the fire flies, Miss Belle Flanagan
Culprits, Frank McHals, and Misses
Jordan and Cannon; naturalist, George
Stuckart.
The five graduates again appeared
and gave a recital 1t was an excellent
piece of work, each saying In turn what
study they preferred, and then defend
ing 1t by stating its advantages. Sci
ences, represented by Miss Gibbons,
won the day. This young lady spoke
earnestly and yet exhibited all the
traits of an elocusonist. Her voice
and her manner were convincing The
PAS Redouble" was rendered on the
piano by the following: Misses Sulli-
van. Gallagher, O'Boyle, Pagan, Ksl-
ley, Cawley, Mullen, Cusick. and Mas
ter j. McDonough. Miss Mabel Mul-
len was the youngest of the players,
being only 8 years old, yet she carried
the first part OF the piece in manner
which would have done credit TO q
much Older person. The bow and ar
row drill followed This was given by
about fifty boys attired In colored
sashes and was a novel feature.
The next and most beautiful feature
was q csntats, "The Ivy Queen. "
About 100 young maidens arrayed In
snowy white costumes marched on the
stage and surrounded q handsome
throne which WAS intended for tie
queen. The first selection rendered
was Come, Come" The solo part was
taken by Miss Katie Gibbons, a sweet
alto singer. Spring sTime Will Go
was then beautifully sung. Addresses
on the ivy as plant which is ever the
same were made by several of the
young ladies.
The CAST OF CHARACTERS.
rhe dramatis personal OF the affair
was as follows: Queen, Mics Mary
Gaugan; Maid of Honor, Miss Maud
MeHugh; Little Joy Maid, Miss Loret-
ts Fahey; Maidens Of Address. Misses
Lillian Sullivan, Lillian MeDsrmott,
Rose Conway. Mary Arthur, Nellie
Donnelly. Annie Haggerty and Winnis
Filan. Reader. Miss Kate Gibbons
heralds, d, McHugb, J. Gilroy, c.
Regan and 7. MeGraw.
The closing feature was the assemb-
ling OF 2OO young girls on the stage,
when Miss Auns Haggarty gave the
valedictory The five graduates occu.
pied the centre. Miss Haggarty spok.
in kind and loving words OF the care oil
the teachers and the parental eve OF
tho priests, At the conclusion OF this
able address, Rt, Rev. Bishop O'Hara
made short address to the children in
which he said; "On this occasion feel
happiness after watching the pro-
ceedings. You leave the care of the
good sisters and have the eye OF God
to watch your future life. You
were first sent to st. Patrick q
parochial school. This was to fill your
minds with knowledge for a brilliant
future. You have still the path open
to you. Little ones, look we'll before
you. and in going through life be sure
and do the will OF your Heavenly
Father The farewell chorus was
sung. The accompanies were Misses
NJ. Larkin aud Mccormack. This
closed the commencement, which was
one Of the most successful ever held by
the school.
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You Need hem

And visit to Martin & Delanys will be-
wilder you at their immense stock of thin
goods Just the stuff to keep you cool
Our novelty in summer goods is
Nobby, Long cut Double. breast Blue and
Black Serge Coat. The proper thing for
tennis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28

Buy the Wsbsr
Snd get the best. At Guernsey Bros
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-28

Preparations for the Production Have
entaied an Immense Amount of
Labor-Those Who viii Assume the
Leading Roles-Names of the Mem
bers of the Sacred Music Society.
Everything Ready for Tonight.
, 1894-02-27
Gin fIeiner Rnabe
Don einem observation-disclosures fdredIi6 SER
fleiiht.

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BON ciltem 9roBen observation-disclosures nabe5u
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Srau O'6ara Sen &nobeu ms 6aus &c:
tra9en bate. St purbe ebenfaQS Der:
tpun0et.
, 1894-02-27
Der bobbabn=Rdmpf.

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lun9en iiber ben bon Der 9afeitraBez 6pc6z
babngeieui3aft 9elteQten Gntrag, Oa8 Der
BON So6n Sobnion ct al. bon Gt6ter
Gibbons ertpirfte GtnbaItsbefebl gegen Die
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meroe, ipurben beute 8ormttta9 Dor benz
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, 1894-02-27
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an3urufen. 9aber bic &lage!
, 1894-02-27

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, 1894-02-27

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rinnen angeitellt tpiirben) mo- bliebe bo bic
Go~niequen5? 8enn Ser NeltgionSunter>
ri6t in ber 9Sttt8bur9er ct. Same59 Sc
mein6e in Der Sbule nicbt nDt0tg lit, 10
lit ct eS aucb anOerSmO nibt nnb cS
miro bamit Der ein5ige @tnponO Der
&at6oIifen pi6er Sic 0ffentlt3e S6ulc bin
fGlIig. @tpas @noereS pdre e9, ipenn Den
fotboliiben &tnbern HeligionSunterri3l
ertbeilt ipiir6e, ba5 1T a6er ntbt Der SAL,
ionbern lit nacb ipie por aIer 9teLi8ionSz
unterri9t BON Dem S6ulp(anc ausgea
i6loiien.
@s m0gen in6elien i'm DorliegenOen
Sale ~beionbere ltmitGnoe Sic Seri6nelz
3ung ber Bfarric6ule nit Ocr 8arbibul(
DeranlaBt baben, 10 Die llntdbigfett 6et
G~emeinoe, eine eigete S9uGe 5t erbalten
unb oaB man Dieieu NuSrpeg fir Dem beiten
belt, icinen Nutbeil am Sbulfonbs 3u en-
6aIten. 2taer @a6ricbetnli4fsit nacb if
OaS Bic Grtldrun9 bofiit.
, 1894-02-27

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8elheut, i6ren (9fo, CD SUP in ba8 litnbtge
Chicago SIT ieben, 6eiien pl6BGi9en Inter
gang, gletb SobOm uno @omorrba, ite
erit oOr eintgen Otonaten prop6e5ette, Die
Sucbt, Dor Dem G6icagoer 8ubltfum ais
9tebnertt SIT para6iren, tpar ba itGrfer, ais
t6r 2lbi3eu Dor unierem y00lIenpfu6L."
Sic bielt 9eltern Qbeno gum 8elten beS
bieiigen v8uiineB @oman'S Stub" etnen
Sortra4 ii6er 6aS obgeoroid6ene S9ema;
sou icb meineS 8ruDerS Sitter ietn 2"
weldber Der 6ouptioCbe nacb Elm 8egeifern
Der bet0en alten polttildber Yarteten ltn6
Elm Qlnpreifen Der Segnungen mar, Sic Dem
2an6e in 2luSit9t i%titnoen, fpenn rur erit
etnmal bic Bopultiten, 9robtbttiontiten
unO ~ionitige Tanatifer un6 Narren 6as
6eft DOuig in Oer 6ano bGtte1t. Wttt ges
mobnter 8ei6et6enbeit beseic6nete Wfar0 g..
ii9 ais vetne Wfacbt in ser 8olttif," Dor
6cr iib lel6it @ouDerneur 2epeQitg bGtte
beu9en miiiien. 9a5 @ebeimniB t6res
bou1tGnbigen @rfolge5 iiber 6enielben liege
etnfacb BARN, baB tie geiDei0ter 1ct tpie er
unO ie mebr BON Ser GeBtSpilienicbaft
OeritH1Oe, ais Elm gauges 9ubenb 3aniaier
NbpOfaten 3uiammen. Sn 9eBterem mag
ite 9tecbt BADEN; baB ite ~iiber6a1pt Elm
9runbgei6eiOteS TraIen3tmmer lit, 6aS Fat
no6 9tien1a1O in 2lbreOe 9eiteQt. Sic
unterlieB 0lcb nt3t, ben 0tetc6en ge60rig
ben &ert GIT leien, tueiG ite ntcbt in i6ren
O}itteLn cntlprebenOem NtoBe sur 2tnbe>
run8 Der 9tOtb Ser neutrality-suspicious. BET
lteuerten. Sic be3ei3nete unicre 0oberen
3e6ntauienO" ais ugeieui9aftltc6e Gannis
balen" Nub 0arin bat ie nic6t unrecbt.
WfarD q. tam alto ie6en, baB mir t6r Sc
rebtigfeit pi6erfa6ren laiien, no ite es perz
bient. Gum Scblulie erfl6rte iie, baB i6re
0Ottrtne iet y2tebet chamber" = mas Iie
a6er btSber Ourcbaus nicbt abgebalteu bat,
2eutet, Die eS pagten, fib ibr en~tgegen3us
iteQen, 9an3 8eb0ri8 bic 3Gbne gu peiien.
Qemelin8 bat recbt uette Br0bd6en BON
tbrer yi6Deiterljtbcn Giebe" erbQlten.