The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-20
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The closing exercises at No. 25 school
yesterday We're Of very interesting
character. The programme was as fol-
lows:
Song. Morning Invitation. School
Reading, "The Candid Man."
Pearle Treverton
Recitation, 'Lasca" ......... Susie Dawson
Octet, Thou Art, O God"
Pauline Shook. Essie Thomas, Anna Sher-
win. Pearle Treverton, Anna Henry,
Susie Fisher, Mae Benedict and Pearle
Lidstone.
Recitation, 'The Painter Of Seville"
Mae Birtley
Song. IT'LL the Master Comes" :. School
Recitation. Her Views of Chinese
question Susie Fisher
Organ Selection .......... Essie Thomas
Paper. High School World"
Editors, Rollin Carr, Pearle Lidston
Song, I'VE Rock Away" School
Recitation, Trouble in the Amen Corner"
Bertha Sanders
Archie Morgan
Duet. Anna Sherwin, Susie Fisher
Song, How Beautiful ......... School
Class Prophesy ...............Anna Sherwin
Farewell Song .......................S School
After the programme the names of the
scholars who graduated Were announced
ana We're as follows: Walter Benedict,
Joseph Chamberlin Charles Clark, Rol-
lin Carr Charles Geary. Allison Kinsley,
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Thompson, Warren Wireback and
Misses May Benedict, Mary Dryden,
Rachel Evans, Jessie Featenby, Susie
Fisher, Vira Griffen, Ina johnson. Sadie
Jones, Pearl Lidstone, Olive Murm,
Bertha Preston, Betha Reese, Hattie
Richards, May Seward, Betha Simms,
Bertha Sanders; Anna Sherwin, Pauline
Shook. Lucretia Thomas, Pearle Trev-
erton and Essie Thomas.
Anthony Neary was arrested Thurs
day evening for being implicated in the
breaking Of plate glass window at
Reagan & Flynn's hotel on Market
street. The window was valued at $67
At the hearing he was held under 5000
bail.
Thomas Cooper, eff Marion street,
was arrested Thursday evening by Pa
trolmen Thomas Ridgway. Complaint
was made to the officers by his wife that
he went to the house in a drunken condi-
ton and proceede to smash the furni-
ture with an axe, and when his wife
protested he threatened to kill her.
When brought before the alderman, his
wife not wishing to prosecute, he was
fined "a for being drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Julius Ogden, of Theodore street,
had Mary O'Hara and daughter, Brid-
get arrested for threatening to kill.
A few days ago Mrs. Ogden accused
Mrs. O'Hara Of trying to ALLEVIATE her
husbands affections and a pugilistic en-
counter ensued, during which Mrs. Og-
den claimed Mrs. O'Hara made the
threat, when before Alderman Roberts
dismissed the case.
The assault and battery case in which
William Littlejohn is defendant and
Captain ]. H. Duggan, prosecutor, will
be heard this evening before Alderman
| Roberts. 1t will be tried before a jury
| of six men.
| Rev. d. M. Kinter, pastor Of Chris
tian church. will preach tomorrow
morning on. How to bear burdens" I"
In the evening he will exchange pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Matthews Of the Puritan
church.
Revc. W. G.. Watkins will administer
the ordinance of baptism tomorrow
morning in the North Main Avemue
Baptist church. In the evening a de-
lightful Children's Day programme
will be given, assisted by an orchestra
led by John Stafford. The chruch will
be prettily decorated.
F. B. Collins, son Of M. M. Collins. Of
North Main avenue, and Miss Mary A.
Clifford, of Carbondale were married
last evening by Rev. Thomas Coffey, at
st. Rose church. Carbondale.
Mrs. Robert Elliot. Of Welles street.
Is dangerously Ill.
Georgianna Clark, Of Church avenue.