The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-02
EXCURSION ON Fourth
Final Event for the Big Time ut
Lake Ariel Independence Day.
THE. NAMES OF COMMITTEEMAN
They Win Have Charge Of the Refresh.
mcnt Booths and the Various Games
ON the Grounas-Tickct Sellers
Win he at the stations.

All that an energetic and tireless
committee OF representative men OF
Scranton could do has been accom-,
plished for the succe,s OF the Genera
Philip II. Sheridan Monument assocla.
tton eNcursioN To Lake Ariel ON July 1
The impression appears to have got
hold in certain quarters that the rail
road fare will be excessive; this is un-
true. the adult ticket for the round trip
will cost 81 and children's so cents.
f. l.. Wormser. John Gibbons. Frank
W. Martin. Samuel Samter. +. J. John
son, NJ. II. Griffin. Captain Y. DeI.acy
Attorney &. c. Donovan, Senator j. e,
Vaughan. George WIhl, e. G.. Boland
~ J. Moore and John J. Coniff were ap-
pointed To canvass among the business
and professional mea of the central city
today ard tomorrow, selling tickets.
They will 20 in sub-committees accord.
meet with liberal reception.
NJ. II. Griffin, chairman Of the COM
miltee of arrangements. reported the
names Of those who will accompany
each excursion train and will assist the
conductor 10 look after the collection
Of tickets
Attorney NJ. j. Donahoe and Council
man VI. j. Burns will go on the first
train; Attorney e. &. Donovan and
Councilman VI. J. Noone. OF the $40:
Miles Clark and n. A. Rudy. on the
lc.05: VI. \. o'Malley. on the ll.50: Peter
Howley and Senator J. c. Vaughan. on
the l.2j y. M: James j. HicR:, on the
2..5 y. IN. ard Samuel Samter. on the
3.24 .. IN. train. Messrs. Samter and
Hicks will be on hand from . o'clock In
the morning until they leave on the
trains mentioned. accommodating those
who will purchase their tickets at the
station. GROCER =. A. Langan. of Dun.
more, mas volunteered 10 sell tickets at
the Dunmore station.
Those Who VIII Assist.
The management Of the excursion de-
sire 10 ask all who will go and have the
success OF the excursion at heart to
leave on the early trains, which will
facilitate the handling of the crowds.
The name Of James j. Mahon was
placed at the head OF the committee in
charge Of the different wheels. Those
who have volunteered to assist have
been assigned to posts as follows:
No. / refrashmeEt Stand-P. W.
Stokes, James ]. O'Malley, {. G. Boil
and.
No. refreshment stlnd--P W. Cos.
tello. T. j. Coyn-.
Tent stand-John ]. Coniff. John E.
Regan.
Boat house-M. ]. Colllgan. William
McDonough.
No. refreshment stand-P. J. Nc
Nally, T. P. Hoban, P. j. McCaffrey
No. 4 refreshm =nt stand-Thomas
Walton. Joseph F.. LAWS, Joseph p.
Reddington.
Large wheel-P. J. Messitt, ]. Egan.
D. J. Reedy. ]. J. MahOn.
Small Yheel--D. ". Reilly. T. a. Nc
Gouldrick, James Carroll
Phonograph-P. +. Lynott, T. Fl.
Clarke.
Paddle wheel-M. ]. Rudy, E. p.
Mitchell.
Cane rack-T. A. Hope. John Tully.
Negro head-Senator McGuinness,
John w Mclean.
Aunt Sally-M. F. Clarke. 2. J. Car
roll.
Clam, stand-John Colllgan, chair
man; Neal Caddan, John Kirby, Will
lam Linn; Ambrose Herr. cashier.
To assist teamster-Patrick Gala
CHER. Thomas Muldowney.
Single wagon--M. J. Ruane.