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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-07
AVoCA.

Roy. Thomas Jones, Of Yatosville,
will conduct services in the Primitive
Methodist church tomorrow.
Avoca conclavo, Improved Order Of
H"ptasophs. will meet in regular scs"
sion on Monday evening
Juvenile order, Sons Of st. George,
will meet in regular session this even
ing,
Mr. Gilber, PcnpinEor, Of Kingston,
was q visitor in town yesterday.
Th" employees Of the silk mill will be
paid today.
Mr.. James GogCinS. of Brooklyn, is
a visitor at the Morahan residence
Mrs. Myron Shales and son. Of Nam
ticpltH, WAS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. Hines on Thursday,
NJ. j. Sanders and John NaUghton
have been drawn to serve as jurors
of common pleas court during the
weeks beginning on June and IS
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Pollard died on Thursday after.
noon. Interment was made in Lang
Clifte cemetery.
Rev. Joseph Madison, Of Scranton,
will substitute as pastor at the Moosic
Methodist Episcopal church during the
absence of Rev. John Humphreys. who
left few days ago to spend a few
months with friends in Leeds, England.
Mrs. John MCCaho, Of Carbondale.
was the guest of her son, Rev. ]. j.
McCaba on Thursday afternoon
Mr., and Mrs. T.. j. Wildrick have re-
turned homo after a few days visit
with friends at Cherry Ridge.
T.. j. Mcintyre, Of Moosic. is able
10 be about again after several weeks
Illness, His daughter Margaret, is
still verv i'll.
The Independent Social club rendered
two of their members, George Brad
bury and William Muir. farewell re-
ccptiOn previous to their departure 10
Mt, Gretna, where they will he ac-
cepted as recruits i'm the Thirteenth
regiment.
The death If John Mackey, aged o
years, s,n of Mr.. ard Mrs. Dennis
Maokey, of York avenue occurred yea-
terday afternoon after a fe'v weeks
illness of h.1in fever. Deceased is
survived by lis parents and the fol-
lowing sisters; Mrs. p. Coleman, Mrs
NJ, Quinn, Misses Mary and Anna, and
one brother Patrick. The funeral will
take place on Monday morning at go
o'clock. intermert in st, Mary's ceme-
terry
The funerals of the victims Of the
Hallstead mine will take place tomor-
row afternoon. Monahan will be in
tered i'm Market street cemetery. The
Ancient order Hibernian society will
accompany the remains. Titus will he
inferred i'm Marcy cemetery. He was a
member of CamD ia, Patriotic Order
Sons of America Of Moosic, and also
| of King council, No. 1856 Junior Order
United American Mechanics. jenkins
| will also be buried in Marcy cemetery
The boilers for the Electric Light
works are now sidetracked at the Del
aware and Hudson station and the peo-
! pie are now beginning to realize that
| they will not always be in darkness
| The company may he able 20 begin
| operations on or about May Il,
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A Builders Experience.
A USEFUL LIFE Renewed
IN IA REMARKABLE MANNER.
udney Y. Wilson Was Near Deaths Door. Doctors
Failed TO Help Hlm-A Home Remedy Suc-
eeeded in Saving His Life.
From the Evening Ne,cs, Detroit, Snch.

TO own up that Dr. Williams Pink Pills
helped me, as | had no confidence in them.
When ] could not carry on the imposition
any farther, l told my wife that the pills
were helping me. took three boxes before
was entirely cured, and we now keep them
in the house oil the time ,
81 am not prepared to say that DR.. vii.
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People will cure
everything but know they will cure kidney
troubles and general muscular weakness, as
they cured me.
"a now recommend them to everyone in
my neighbOrhuod, where ! formerly made
sport of all proprietary remedies.
Subscribed and sworn To before me, Not
airy Public this fourth day of March, 1897.
RoBERT +. Hull, JR., Notary PU5ic
Wayne County. Michigan.
An analysis of Dr. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People shows that they contain, III a con.
densed form all the elements necessary TO give
new life and richness to the blood and restore
shattered nerves. They ore an uniailing spe-
cifc for such diseases as lOcomotOr ataYia par.
tial paralysis. St Nitus' dance, sciatica neural.
gia, rheumatism. nervous headache. the AFTER
effects of Ii grippe, pal pitation OF the ncart:
pale and sallOw cOmpiexiOns, all forms ot
weakness either in male or female, and all
diseases reSultiug from vitiated humorS in the
blood. Pink pills urc sold 10y all dealers, or
will be sent post paid on receipt Of price, %
cents a box, or six boxes for S2.j0--(they are
never sold in bulk or by the 1907 by address
! ing Or. Williams Medicine Company, Sche.
! ncctady n. Y.
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held ON association grounds. The rule
fixes a penalty for intOXicatiun and
reckless driving and compes riders
and drivers to wear distinguishing
colors and instruCts judges to prevent
those not properly and neatly dressed
from entering the contests.
There are six horses at the stables in
the park at present, -four belonging 10
J. NJ. Sherwood, of Scranton, and two
to Il. G. Bell. of this city.
There are also number Of horses
training there which are kept in the
stables Of their owners in the city.
Among them are five belonging to
Levi Patterson, two to II. J. Andrews,
two to Horton Lee four to Il. Pierce.
The prizes this season will not be
very large, as the entrance fee will he
small and the races viii be principally
between local horses although several
Scranton and Honesdale owners may
enter some of their horses.
The track is rcuOrted to hC in excel
lent condition, the management having
expended much time and money on this
improvement. Aside from the track
events on Decoration Day, there Will
We a base ball game, field sports and
dancing in the evening.
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Sunday, May II, he will deliver a SER
mon on The Return of the Prodigal
Son"
Miss Mamie Jones,of Blakely, is quite
i'll.
Misses Clarie Crippen. Lille Mat
thews and Daniel Matthews attended
the Methodist Sunday school conven-
tion, held at Carbondale, yesterday.
An apron and sunbonnet social will
he held in the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society. A first-class pro-
gramme will be rendered. after which
ice cream and cake will be served. A
good time is assured for all who at
tend
Miss Mamie 1.awler, who has been
visiting relatives i'm Avoca, returned
home yesterday.
A rag bee was held at the home Of
John Norman, on Lackawanna street,
Thursday evening.
r. ]. Matthews Of Spring Brook, was
in town Thursday.
Mrs. VI. j Mcdonnell is very i'll at
her home on Susquehanna street
Ex-Postmaster John n. Jones. of
Archibald, called on many friends at
this place Yesterday.
Regular services will be held in the
Congregational church tomorrow morn
ing and evening. I'm the evening the
theme will be rs it Right for a Chris
tian Nation to Engage in War;"
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CLARK'S S GREEN.

Or. T.. +. Evans is visiting friends in
Tamaqua.
Mrs. Bert Knight and Miss Purdy, Of
Dalton. called on their friend, Daniel
stephens, here the early part Of the
week.
Miss NJ. T.. Bcvans is making eXtcn-
sive improvements on her stable which
VIII add much to the appearance of her
property.
Rev. $. Jay. Of Ashley. spent a short
time with friends here on Wednesday.
The entertainment held at the Bap-
tiSt church last evening was for
worthy cause and deserved a much
better attendance.
Mrs. T.. j. Chapman spent Thursday
with acquaintances in Scranton.
With the single exception one room
our high school begins an extended
vacation. The class of ten graduates
did themselves great credit at their
crucial test. The class consisted of
the following. all young ladies': Misses
Anna Cromwell, Cora Good. Clara Won
Stnrch. Edna Ludlow, Jessie snyder
Grace Athelton. Minnie Crothdmcl, Mel
lie Young. Sarah WoOdworth and Bes-
sic Emory. Prof Walsh, of Blooms
burg Normal school, gave short and
well directed address on What Wa
owe to our Children" The exerC ses
closed 10y an adjournment To the base
ment of the church for ice cream and
other refreshments.
Comments of the reading public are
loud in praise of war news given by
The Tribune as being the most reliable
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
LackawannR County Association in
Session in 4 his CiIy.


The LackaWanna County Sunday
School association hello its annual con-
Nenton in the Methodist church Of this
city yesterday. Many instructive
papers were read and numerous help
ful discussions We're held. Officers
were elected as follows:
w. w. Fletcher Carbondale, presi-
dent; 5. D. Winters, Jermyn, vice
president; Miss Carrie l.. Geary, Car
bondale. secretary; Miss Jennie Cooper,
Carbondalc, recording secretary; \. V.
Bower, Scranton, secretary home de-
partment; Halsey Lathrop, Archibald,
treasurer; executive committee, l.. +.
Bower. Scranton, j. T. LoVeland
Mnosic; y. j. Sampson, Archibald; Rev.
w. Il. +. Brown. Jermyn.
Following the election of officers the
secretary made the following report:
During the year, since the county
convention i'm Scranton three Sunday
school institutes have been held never
theless, many schools have grown both
numerically ana spiritually. There are
eight districts, but only six have sent
reports. The following are the statis-
tics for the vast year:
District l. Scranton. 30 Sunday
schools. Number of scholars, 1868;
district >, punmore, Dickson. Throop.
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, Udney Y. Wilson, contractor and builder,
living in Detroit, Mich, at 81 High street,
West, said regarding DIR. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People; For years ] have
been out Of doors in all kinds of bad weather.
looking after my building contracts. have
worked many days in the rain and cold to
complete some building. About two years
ago I noticed | could not get around as
should, and commenced to have severe pain
In my back tried the usual remedies with.
out getting any relief and for nearly year
suffered intensely. ! kept up as long as
could as had several contracts for buildings
that had to be completed.
AT night ! could not sleep. My physi.
clan said il was my kidneys, and every day
] went out doors they would keep me awake
nearly all the following night. Instead OF
getting better | became worse, and worried
a great deal about my work. The doctor
rid | must quit work and 20 to bed, or he
would not be responsible for my life.
"All the medicines | TOOK only helped
me temporarily. Some days ] woul feel
better and 90 out day only to he again con-
fined 10 my bed for weeks at time. One
day my wife suggested that | Try DR.. VII.
lams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and |
laughed at the idea.
"Finally when got into such a condition
that ] would take almost anything IN the
hope of relief, tried the pills. They helped
me from the start, hut would not aCknowl'
edge il and said it was the other medicines
that had Just commenced 10 work. disiiked
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LOCAL AND Personal.

Mrs. y. f.. COnncll. of Wilkes Barre
and Mrs. \. j. Lenahan,. of PittstUn,
are in town. where they Were called to
the bedside Of their mother. Mrs Mar
tin Decgan. who is seriously in at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. II. +. Was
man.
DR.. II. l.. Bailey is in MontrOso.
Foreman John RiSChOff has resigned
his situation at the silk mill and will
move to New York
James Paul is now thought to be on
the road 10 recovery.
Miss Elizabeth Scurry is entertain
ing Miss Edith Norton, of Hokcndau-
qua.
l.. l.. LoNeland's cluthcs.Iinc was
stripped of several valuable articles Of
wearing apparel in broad daylight
Thursday.
Miss Isabelle Bowers, Of Canaan
street. spent yesterday in Scranton.
TcCk Levandcr Lcp, Swedc EN-
ploYcd on the MCGarry farm, came to
this city yesterday and said two men
robbed him OF $50 Thursday night near
Rivenhurg's pond. He was roughly
handled, and has a pair of black eyes
and several cuts. No clue to the rob-
hers has been obtained.
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PRICEBURG.

Miss Jane Ann Weir and James A.
Oakley, two prominent young people
of this borough were united in mar
riage on Wednesday evening in the
Primitive Methodist church by Rev.
w. II. Holder. The bride was attend
ed by Miss LittlejOhn of Providence,
and John Oakley attended the groom.
Misses Rebecca Weir and Rose Oakley
acted as hower-bearers and Master
Littlejohn as ring-bearer Mr.. Cay
gill played the wedding march.
Thomas Turner and Sarah Jane
Vaughn were married in Scranton
Wednesday.
The employers of Storrs mines re-
ceived their wages Wednesday
Miss Bella Wrightson, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. James Rails
beck, of ST. Mary returned home
Thursday night, accompanied by her
neice, Bella RaisbeCk.
Mrs William Battin, of Providence,
spent Friday i'm town.
Rev. W. ii. Holder left Thursday
morning for Pittsburg, where he will
attend the sessions of the Primitive
Methodist conference.
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UNIONDALE.

Mrs. Edget, Of Wilkes Barre, is
spending a few days with her friend.
Mrs f. NJ. Peck, at the home of Hiram
Ledyard.
Mrs, Elijah Carpenter entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
teriar church Thursday. Notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather a goodly
number were present
Miss Flora MOase has opened mill
tary department at Mrs. Travis home.
The latest styles are in great demand.
one Of our townsmen in a report of
the weather lately said that it was
Dewey at the Philippine Islands;
rainy in the United States, and stormy
at Madrid"
Murtis Coleman opened a kindergar-
ten Monday.
Rev. II. j. Crane and son attended
the Sunday school county convention
held this week at Susquehanna.
There will he a union memorial SER
vice in honor of the Maine, held i'm
the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
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TAYLOR NEWS.
Road, In a Poor Condition--ser.
vices at the Different Churches To-
marrow.

South Main street near Davenport's
farm is in a terrible condition. Moth
ing but a sea of mud and slush during
summer and winter. which is a dis
grace to our cnterprising borough.
Presbyterian church--preaching at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow as
usual. Rev. l.. r.. Foster officiating.
Sabbath school after morning services.
All are invited to attend.
The Tribune branch Office in Tay-
lor is in Cobleigh building. Local rep
resentative in charge
Mr.. Watkin Morgans. of Bellevue,
was the guest of his daughter. Mrs
Thomas Reynolds of this place, yester-
day.
Taylorvile lodge, No. G6S, lndepen-
dent order OF odd Fellows, will meet
this evening in their hall on North
Main street.
Calvary Baptist church--In absence
Of the pastor Rev. II. II. Harris, PHI.
D., who will Oilicate in the Welsh
church of Hyde Park, the services to-
morrow will be in charge of the b. y.
p. L. Morning service at 1890. Even
ing service at p. m. Sunday school
at p. m, Richard Roberts, supcrin-
tendent.
The employees of the Taylor silk mill
will he paid today.
Methodist Episcopal church--The
services will be as usual at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church tomarrow. Rev.
William Frishy officiating. Morning
sermon at 1880. Evening sermon at :
p. m Sabbath school at 2.l5 p. M,
Charles Nicholas, superintendent. Ali
are welcome
Stanley Miller spent Tuesday in Hyde
Park visiting friends.
First BaptiSt church-Rev. TheOphc-
lis Davis. of Plainville will officiate
at the morning services Sunday school
at p. m. and in the evening Rev. d..
Lloyd will preach at I o'clock. All are
welcome.
Miss Bessie Atens will leave for
Philadelphia next week, where she will
visit relatives.
At a recent meeting Of the Martin
Luther lodge, No. 30, Loyal Knights Of
America, il was voted to donate the
dues to the members Of that lodge as
long as they were in Uncle Sans SER
vice. This is the first organization in
town to do this charitable act as yet
reported.
Miss Edith Houser. of Main street.
was the guest Of friends in Hyde Park
1 yesterday.
! Professor James T. Foley. superin
! tcndent Of the borough Gchools, visited
/ the different schools yesterday and
| found them all in flourishing Condi-
/ tiOns.
: The Anthracite social club will con-
/ duct a grand social in Webers on
| Tuesday evening
! Read the Scranton Tribune: all edi-
| tiOns for the latest war news. Fol-
sale at Evans news stand.
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PECKVILLE.

MI and Mrs. Joseph Melbourne, Of
Hickory street. are both quite sick.
The employees of the Grassy Island.
Delaware and Hudson, coliery re-
ccived their pay yesterday afternoon.
Joseph Bray, of Hickory street, re-
ceiVed quite a severe injury by falling
across a plank and hurting his side at
the Culm washer at Winton last We'd
neSdaY.
4 surprise party was rendered Mas
ter James Rookie by "A number of his
little friends at the home of his pa
rents, Mr., and Mrs. William Rookie, on
Grassy avenue, Yesterday afternoon.
Games and other amusements We're
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. NJ. H. Sitgravcs ana Mrs. +. W.
Swingl, assisted at the recital given
by Miss Elizabeth Moyle, at Elm Park
church, last Thursday evening.
\. f. Kizcr is visiting relatives at
Kizer's.
Services in the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow at 1890 a. m and 1.3O
p. m. Preaching by the pastor. Rev.
S c. Simpkns. Theme for morning,
The Divine Hours Of Prayer" even
ing, The Sad Truth Of Sense" sun
day school at 22C; Epworth league at
$50 =. IN. Everybody welcome.
Thu funeral of Mr.. Johnson's little
boy will be held in the Methodist Epis-
copal church on Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, Rev 5 c. Simpkins will
oniciate
Miss Reba Simpkins is visiting her
friend, Miss Mary COglizer Of Scran-
ton,
a very enjoyable birthday party was
given Mrs John English,of Main street,
last Thursday evening 4 large num-
ber of friends We're present who Joined
in the pleasantly Of the evening About
80 all sat down to a delightful re-
past. which was fully enjoyed, and
about L. o'clock all departed for their
homes, wishing Mrs. English many re-
turns of the happy occasion. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. u. p. Ira
viss, Mr. and Mrs. NJ b. Wademan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer English, Rev. and
Mrs, s. G.. Simpkins, Mr. and Mrs w.
T. Bross, Mrs. Milton Taylor, Misses
Stella Wademan, May English, Sophie
Simpkins, Nellie and LILLIAN Peck,
Messrs, j. d. English, Walter Peck,
Roy Wademan and Joseph English.
Leonard Simpkins, student at
Wyoming seminary, will spend Sunday
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. $. G.
Simpkins.
Peckville Baptist church. Rev j. $.
Thomas, pastor, Services tomorrow at
1880 a, m. and 730 p. m. Subject for
the morning, THE Lords Delays"
evening subject, The Work of the
Two Masters on Human Life" All
are cordially invited.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at 1890 a. m. and 7.3O p.
m, Rev. S. II. Moon. d. D., pastor. In
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oLYPHANT.

A recital will be given in the Welsh
Presbyterian church Monday evening
by the pupils Of Miss Grace Winchelrs $
elocutionary class, An excellent pro-
gramme, consisting of music, drills and
recitations, has been prepared and a
duet on the violin viii he rendered by
Misses Edith and Aida Houser, Of
Taylor The entertainment will begin
at 730 o'clock. Admission, 10 cents.
Mrs A. Shultz and daughter. Eva
line, have returned from a visit to New
York.
Rev. George Hague will preach in the
Susquehanna Street Baptist church to-
morrow morning taking for his sub
ject The Prodigal Son Leaving Home" ="
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HORSE RAGING.
Interesting Events Being Arranged
tOr Memorial Dav.

The management OF Anthracite park
IS arranging an interesting programme
OF events for Memorial Day. at y hich
time the first Eursc race of the season
will. he held, II following speedy
stecGs viii Lc entered:
J, II. Sherwood Roany $. 2.SAl,:
Gentle Mary n. m; Jessie r, n. M
u c. Bell.-Medium Bay CriaD. 29lII.
Levi 'atrorson-Bonita, 2l414: Big
Bones, 2.32h; Jim Doyle, 2.S4'l; Nellie
B, 2.294; Sam Hall, 2.2Sl4.
Fletcher, 'niondale-Brown EYES.
2.24H; Prince NJ, 2,26i4.
II. j. Andrews-Claycross 2.29I:
Minnie T. n. m.
Frank r. Brown--Harvey r. 2.99rt.
j. J. Simpson--Lottie. 2.39l4. Lorena
UriaD, 2,22ia.
j. $. Niles-Nictor =. n. m.
J, p. Mullsdy-Dick W, n. m.
r. \. Carroll-Mudge II. m.
r. NJ. ReYnolds--Colonel, 2.l9I,.
Horton Lee-Kittie Smith. n. m:
Dandy Boy, II. m.
R. Pierce Marie Lott UriaD. 2.4O:
Pixies Peak Tunning), O,54.
Charles Leonard Forest City-Mc-
Clay. 2.2ih.
$, s, Joncs-"Belle Kerins," 227li.
Frank Burr--"Mudge," 2.4O.
Elmer AVery--Little Racket, 2.2S.
w, p. Norton, Aldenvlle 90 Gold
Seeker, 229i4.
William Briggs -- Morgan Wilkes
(triaD, 2.32h.
Ian Sherwood, Jermyn--Kate Medi-
um, 2.34h
Among the new rules issued this sea
son is one pertaining 20 riders and driv-
ers, compelling them 10 procure a
license before competing in any events
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rowing of the outlet of the stomach. and
the only remedy was to have it cut out,
which | refused to have done. l then Vie'
tied a great many mineral springs TO hnd
relief, among which were West Baden.
Ind; Las Vegas Hot Springs. New Mex
leo; Sweet Springs, Mo, and ManltOu,
Col. ] also took a great many different
kinds of medicine recommended for dys-
pepsa. but found no relief Last Fchru-
ary | read a testimonial for PC-ru-na in
the Central Baptist that suited my case
and | determined at once to try it.
have taken two bottles of PC-Tu-na and
four of Man-a-lin. and ] feel like n new
man. None of my friends believed
would get well. | would not take any
money for the good your remedies have
done me. ! think your medicines arc I'll
YOU claim them TO be. ! enclose my pho
tOgraph. Alex Carter.
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WAVERLY.

Jerome Miller. Of Wilkes-Rarre. at
tended the funeral Of the late Rev. s. s.
Kennedy.
\ beautiful home wedding took place
last Thursday night. when Miss Min
ME, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George
w. Corey, of Lily Lake hotel, was
united in the holy bonds Of matrimony
to Mr.. Walter :. Cole Only the i'm
mediate relatives of the happy couple
were present. Rev. S. j. Austin per-
formed the ceremony.
The Baptist church presented n
beautiful appearance Wednesday even
Ing Cut flowers ana potted ulants.
bunting i'm profusion was STITCHED
from the centre of the church. Ameri-
can flags were conspicuous by their
large number, and handsome. we'll
dressed women and men filled the large
church to the very doors. The occa-
sion was the graduating Of the class
of the Waverly high school of 1895.
Tie following programme was we'll
rendered: Essay, Miss Willard and
Home" Miss Edith L. Benjamin; ora
tiCn, Purpose" Charles $. Hall: in
Strumental duett, Robert Parker and
Christine Parke". essay. Vacant
Chairs" Julia A. White; recitation
"On the Mountain" Anna May Dean:
oration, Patriotism" James C. Wolfe;
vocal solo, "A Touch of Humanity
Miss Bessie Summer The address Of
the evening was delivered by Mr. Geo.
L. Bible \. NJ, principal Of the State
Normal school of Str.tdsburC. \
Nuartntte by Earl Stone, Robert Par
ker, Carol Dean and Robert Han was
we'll rendered. The graduates Of the
'9S class consist of James =. Wolf. Milo
g. stone, Edith l.. BENJAMIN and Julia
a. White, Great credit is due to Prof
T. G, Henyen and his efficient corps of
assistants, namely. Mrs. Stella Chm
Miss +. d. Eeiph and Miss Flora Tink-
| ham in keeping the high standard OF
the WaNcrly high school.