The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-04
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A meeting Of the Rushbrook lodge
$50, Independent Order Of Odd Eel
lows, was held in the hall Saturday
evening. The OCCASION being in honor
Of Thomas Jay who expects to sail for
England on Wednesday. Mr.. Jay who
is II past grand of the. lodge and a past
district deputy for this district, is n
of tho hardest workers in the society.
The meeting was called to order by
II. A. Whitman who acted as chairman
and the following programme was
rendered: Selection. quartette, %recita-
ton, J. G.. Shepherd; instrumental
aolo, Rennie and John Jay recitation,
Thomas Roberts; selection, quartette;
music, Rennie and Jay; recitation.
william Davis; selection. quartette.
During the evening. DR.. s. D. Davis in
behalf of the lodge, presented Mr.. Jay
with a very handsome gold headed
a He although taken completely
by surprise. responded feelingly.
Short speeches We're also made by q.
+. Baker, James G. Nicholson, J. p.
Sampson, Thomas Walkey, F, L. Steele,
L D.. Bovard, W. 4. Osborne, John f.
Nicholson. f. r. Gill and others. Re
freshments were served and at a late
hour the brothers departed, wishing
MIR. Jay Bon VOYAGE
Rev. Mr.. Howell occupied the pulpit
Of st. James church yesterday.
Rose of Lacknwanna lodge No. 80.
Loyal Knights of America, will cele-
brate their seventh anniversary In Gill
more's nall Thursday evening.
The annual reception Of the Angels
Solidity Of st. Mary's Catholic church
took place last evening and was largely
attended.
" 10 said that the o. S. Carey g. Co.
circus will %reorgauizs in the neal
future and give their frs: Performance
in this place.
The William Mckinley Republican
club will meet this evening.
The marriage of Mary Ann Ohlmacht
and John Stirn will take place We'd
nesday.
The commencement exercises of the
Jermyn graded school will b. held
Tuesday evening. Is is hoped that all
interested in educational matters will
be present. Tho following is the or
der of exercises: Music, orchestra;
welcome song, THE Tempt. of Fame"
by class; Qneen, LAURA Hill; Michael
Angelo, Ernest Bovard; DioRsnes,
Frank Winter; Columbus, Elmer
Miller; Adalina Patti. Lizzie Collins
Cleopatra, Carrie Coon; Xlntippet
Jessie MeCloslty; Socrates, George
Fowler; Mrs. Darlington. Mamie Ken
nedy; Joan Of Arc. Maggie Loughney
Barbara Frietcnie. Ada Lu!ey; litera-
ture, Eliza Osbornp; music, orchestra
salutatory. "Self H LIP" Ernest Bovarl
essay, Emusic as a Moral Educator
Lizzie Coli IS; class prophecy. Arthur
Fowler; valedictory, "Value and
Power of an IDEAL" Ada Lutey; pres
entation of diplomas; Mother Goose,
Maria McAudraw; Harriet b. Stowe,
Annie McChronei S,ppho, Tes9ie
Flanagan; Maud Muller, Jessie Win
ter; Lief, Harry G:ifliths; Poccahon
tas, Gertie Davis; John Smith; Rich
ard Jones; Louise NJ. Alcotte, Emil,
Rich; Miriam, Eta Jay; Ike Franz
Collins; Robert Burns. Frank Gendall
Topsy. Sadie Nicholson; Alice AM
PhDOe Carey, Cora Davis and Jennie
Battenburg; page, Wallace Gardner
maids, Gladys Sobey, Florence Nichol
son; address, Superintendent j. c
Taylor; class song. The following
having passed o successful examina
ton will graduate and receive thei
diplomas: Laura Hill, Carrie Coon
Lizzie Collins. Eliza Osborne. Tessi
McCloskey. Maggie Lsughney. Ad,
Lutey, Tessie Flanagan, MamiI
Kennedy, Maria McAndrew, Annie Nc
Andrew, Annie McChrone. Arthu
Fowler, Frank Winter, Ernest L. Boy
ard, Elmer Miller.