The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-12

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last niSh'. ui.u oh .iIe iiosla,,''' 80,
VIZ oiie iealuis M".t'' ma ma. n , ',a So.
aus spicious epccI IN 'ie hie "a .H
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iIs oi d ,iurtsast u, -, S,rVV daht ah' and
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The mortgage was paid of last Satur-
| day and the paper was burned lass
nlght by keN. L. j. AcNasus pasto. VI
81. Pauls church' dreeh hluse; peIo,s
| an aGc!ence that taxed the nan 10 us
fullest capacity. Ine pace was al''s
tically decorated Win patriotic colol
and streamers OF beauti,ul tints anu
shades, making most pieas'hs p'e-
| ture
llinothv i'urke, presiueht vi .ne so
citt!' was chairNia' VI Tue e>e"l'.s, anu
Wheh the EXERCISES pssai, sta,.u o,'
the stage Were teN. atner MInianu'' I,,.
keF ). a. u hclli!' toionei ~. H. nlp-
p'r' r.; L. SturEeS, -. ~ MI, inoi''
Jonn r.. ho'he' ~ Hire-iles'1en, ~ ~ ~
McTo!, VI ,Iie D'u.esSi, ui,'a ~, u;
| Gaiiasher, Ireslueht vi .hc li!ue arr
| ra'he' M"tle" so''e's' an" ~ o.
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IN MS o:,ehins reii,a'hs NJ. ic". ne
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~ Il success. anu illah'.iS |. possiu'c ~,
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are. ciear VI "ep'' MISE Ma'nI. 'oi'e'.a'i ,i
Iiaseu 'iaho SUI Mi'u i"n
, ntlivh Moolt sang 1"s 1"o'"e' was
i'"os WHY s"ee'H'
| MIR. McCOY'S ADDRESS.
| >-;oo-pros,dort ,Iccoy rove , short
|
soiJ ,bo, sha viii navar ha In any
sarinus d,ngar while he,onrinr In the
,t,,ort,nJ az soc;atia, on hnr roIl there
49,. smoi, bnn"rad nnas .s 81 John's
| ..,rhY yv,,i, Sa,,aII f" woe s,,rv
ILL Io' .,,,onIi, ofr.,nt ', nv Ia moe I Tan,
Han m',' ,,hnnn s,va,t tsn1r voice wos for
ST.. S"", hor, ;,' ,b, ohni, nf 9, patar,s
co,hadr,i uis VITA ,,ia,.od tho -,iarn
| o',',,,,, -, '''' P''''
Colonel Ripple was next introduced.
and in presenting him Chairman Burke
| said that no notice had been given to
Colonel Ripple that he would be ex-
pected to make speech, but as he. Mr..
Kerr, and Mr. Sturges were present
Nhcn the hall was dedicated. and II
was thought fitting to be honored by
their presence on this occasion. COL
onel Ripple said he came more to enjoy
the programme than to enter into It
himself. While they We're burning the
mortgage he said, there are few he
| would lik" to burn, only, the other fel-
low has them.
| Mr.. Stur%es was the next speaker.
Though unnrenared. he said he can
| always say few words to the people
or his own city. He congratulated
the society upon the stage it has ar
| rived at. and he said, the work it has
4 40 al nj S Shll t,. ovid in, 1ntt
streets. better fathers and brothers,
happier homes and wives and sisters
and daughters He offered to them the
| CONGRATULATIONS or all Christian tenn
| perance people we may differ in
| creed. ne said, "but after all having
but one Cod, our Christianity. one
faith. the one common purpose of us
all IS separated by only very narrow
bounds.
s. C. KERR SPOKE.
Mr. Kerr followed Mr. st,roos IT,.
,fsnrad bic o"m,u ',a,.at,,,at;' W.. "'',ses. re
| onbisv.mon, ,r !, onniI;,;n,, So r,', e
deht. and he congratm,ata1 . ', thon, iron, nr
rho warl, in which TO-. o,a .neni a,raaa W
| When he was little hoI, IN iraiarI
he won't o,t ono da,, ~ hoi,, r n,n 'n, nf
| th. sorvonts tn berI on,,. ,r,o
| van, ynt some wbis,.o,, ,nd ,,a1o IT.,
hnostiv drunl. Ernm that dn,, AZ ,ri1 III,
he has nod M inciirot;nr 20, fn,. ~ i'.',, ms
'rbe Cothnlics Of Snran,nr ho n;,
| ourbt ,n have , hou G,taa w "' ,'
stint. IN" d.sira ",, ~ 'u ~ ,, w. ~ SUI,
in roinp to the saIoops 'H INV"
Mr. Roche sooka naYt uo cold ,o
was one who helped to plunge the So
ciety III uept' because ne inspected the
construction oi the naii' ana now
eiousn ne ooes not peiohs 10 the so,
| tietN: ne was s,au ~ ne present ana
~ WIN tnelll Wheh tne last Vestl@e or
nept on IL was DESTROYED, D. Z. Cal
| ,aShe'' vi tne HSue fark father mat
| news, was introduced and advised all
.ne young men 10 JON the temper
aiire SOCIETY.
heT. rather " Kelly was introduced,
nut ne !relerIed 10 ENJOY the con-
Saa' 'u'a'ioIis WIN the society than to
p,ie' an! vi ms part. he introduced
keN. rather McManus, VINO stepped to
lhe euse oi the stage with the mort
SaSe III ms hanu.
nc tolo story tnat was once told
py SaIauian .ndian. You know
sald father McManus. the Indians
are worse aIter WhlsKey than the
lrish. ms 'hu>ah was temperance
man. AZ a certain INN IN ms village
the PROPRIETOR was !" the habit of put
'ihs oa'l oi water OUTSIDE the door
AT DUSK ana MS pig came around and
drank OUT OF II. one DAY some loaf
crs spilled quart OF whlskey in the
water. Ihe pig drank II. nut could
| never pe tetnpted 10 drink out or the
same pan again.
FATHER N'MANIIS, HOPE
,.,,. ,Ia,,. ,,, 49,,
a',ler ei,, munai.us n,,.s hppeu .nat the So
c!els wiz an, a' lil,siIec.ua' suiuahce'
port themselves as becomes Christian
| ing as a sin. but he said II does not
become temperance societies to en-
courage irresponsible enjoyment.
After Offering his most sincere con.
| gratulatj he was handed n match
| hy President Burke. and he set fire
to the mortgage and held It in his hand
| until il burned AS the last ,mher
| 80, ,,,,;r,r ,,,.,, N, c.,...o. -, - J,