The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-21
DUNNO RE.

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made at the council meeting held Sat
urday night: Salary of burgess, 800;
treasurer's commission, $3.50; salary of
clerk, 5000; salary of police, $l,260; sal
airy of chief of fire department, 800;
electric lights, $4,000; auditors, $3.50; SAL
airy of street commissioner, $500; salary
of high constable, S75; building and
grounds, 5000; law and equity, $500;
board of health, $3.50; printing, 800;
state tax, $52; crossing and paving,
5000; fire department, $780, borough en-
gineer, $500; electric avenue culvert,
$79942 street work, $4,000; extension Of
Burke street sewer $344 miscellaneous,
81, 900
The closing exercises of the high
school will be held in Manley's hall
Wednesday evening, June 23. Law
rence's full orchestra will be present.
The affair will be more elaborate than
that of last year The following will
| be the programmes:
PART I.
'U. S. Cruiser" (march). Bowman
| Orchestra.
Wanderers Night Song. Rubenstein
| Chorus.
| Grafton "The Graeco-T Turkish War"
Professor Thomas Jordan
Bernardo del Carpio," recitation,
Hemans ..Sallie Gilligan
"The Harvest Field" ...... Mendelssohn
Chorus.
Queen Victoria" essay
F. May Simpson
| Duet, 1--WE Two When We Were
Parted" ..................R Rubenstein
| Marjorie Eden, Genevieve Biesecker.
| Examinations" essay. Laura O'Hara
"The McSwat's Swear Off,"
Anna Young
"Maidens Thro' the Meadows Roam
| ing" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rubenstein
| Chorus.
"a Pleasant Evening" (Medley). Boyer
Orchestra.
PART II.
Lady Slavey," selection .Kerker
Orchestra.
| 1.-THE Battle of Tours" essay,
| Adeline Barnard
"The Eve of Waterloo" recitation,
Byron Nellie Dougherty
| "Fleetlng, ..".....,......' RuDenstelr
| Chorus.
1.-THE Battle of Iory," recitation,
Macalay Kitty Horar
woman in Politics." essay,
| Evelyn Montgomery
"Pyramus and Thisbe," recitation,
Sake .................L Lucretia Snyder
Memories" solo.......B. Percy Jane:
Martha c. Matthews.
| Address .Supt. N. T. Housel
80 Lovely Peace" (from Judas Mac
| cabeuS ...,....,.......'... hande
| Chorus.
"The Mayflower," selection ......Beev'
Orchestra.
| The entertainment given in st
Marks church Saturday night wal
witnessed by a crowded house. Thos'
who represented wax figures We're
EsquimauX, Roy Wood; Miss Muggins
Bessie Marsh, Japanese, Marie Bron
son and Priscilla Winterstein; Queer
of Hearts, Susan Holler; Jack o
Hearts, Frank McKane; Puritans, Ger
trude Matthews and Maria Webber
| marketwoman, Martha c. Matthews
Spectre, Hattie Foster; Mr.. and Mrs
Tom Thumb, Joseph Winterstein ant
Annie Luton; Columbia, Miss Sheern
The may pole was prettily performe,
by eight young ladies, who wer
dressed in brilliant costumes. Thei
movements were very graceful. Tn
talking wax-work was taken off in
most commendable manner by A.
Austin. He represented "A nigga
befo' de wah." Marvellous exhibition
of strength were done by Professo
Hefty, who was repeatedly applauded
DIR. +. Carty, of Blakely street,
visiting relatives in New Jersey.
Charles Farrer is making extensiv
improvements to his property o
Cherry street.
Mrs. oswald and son, George, {
; Newark, N. j., are the guests of M
and Mrs. f. U. Vert, of Blakely stree
Cards are out announcing the maj
riage of Miss Augusta F. Pinkhey I
Albert l. Hollander, In st. Mark
church. Thursday evening at g.;
o'clock. A reception will be held afte
the ceremony at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Peter Pinkney, corner of Churc
and Bloom streets.