The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-26

Misses Jean Badly, Annie Chiffon, Mrs.
jennie ID. Richmond. Davis, Mary Nc
Cracken, NJ. Murray. Kate jeffrey, Violet
NJ. Fahrenheit, Lena Stout. Mary Ilark-
ness. Mary Harrie, Julia Faning, Mary
Ellen Howey, Mary Laird Mkman, Ada
Willis Alice Laird, Agnes Harvie, Anna
Luke, Josephine Miller. Bell Of Bingham
ton; Margaret littlciohn, Mary McDon-
aid. Jane Russell. Annie Williams, Minnie
Lee, Margaret Stewart. y. Stone. Agnes
and Jane Glcncross, Agnes Banks. Mar
garet GlenCross, Ada Wcbber. Edith Da-
Wis, Kate Davis
John G. McAskic. Rev. George u.
Guild, James Il. Skeoch. Thomas n.
Thomson, John Ross jr., Thomas Rus
sell, Robert Bushnell Harold McAskie.
Andrew Golfer. Bruce Coulter. J. T..
Milncr. II. NJ. Morrison, John Smith, An
drew Muir. John Aitken. William Coulter,
Douglass Ilarvie, George Mclaughlin, H.
Conwell, l.. Monaghan, W. Needham
Charles J. Doyle, James BADLY. Andrew
Smith, William Ruhmond, w. B. Christ
mas, j. II. Muir, r. +. Mcmillan, A.
Widowfield, Alex Jeffrey, L. JEFFREY,
Hugh jeffrey, william Murray J. r..
Quinnan, Andrew Swanston, William
Reid Thomas Harris. David Miller,
Thomas II. A. Ford, Wilkes Barre; Brad
ford Samson, Hector Campbell, T.. J..
O'Eara, Harvey J. Blackwood Samuel
Atken, Paluson. N. j.; John Allison
Tairon. james II. Mcmillan, James Cous-
ms Edward Ifferson, T. Harrington, John
Nelson, building inspector of Scranton;
Thomas Harpness, William Bright, John
Green, John Howey. u. J. Henopp, James
Rane, j. Theron Brown. G. H. Derby,
John Bostwick, r. DavidN1, j. Wake
field, Abe Wakefield, Robert STEINER,
Murdoch Nicholson.
OFFICERS PRESENT.
J. K. Lambic, chief of the Calcdonian
club, presided The other officers pres
ent were; First Chieftain William Dale
Second Chieftain Lindsay Mcmillan
treasurers Third Chicftain james f.
Drummond, secretary; Fourth Chief.
tain William Lyall. corresponding Sec
retary. Chief Lambie at o'clock for
mally declared the banquet opened. 1t
was preceded by an invocation by Rev
George e Guild pastor of the Provi.
dence Presbyterian church, who offered
thanks at the conclusion of the feast.
1t was 10 O'Clock before Wakefield'S
orchestra began the overture which
preceded the toasting period Owing
to the lateness of the hour, Chief Lam
bic wisely confined his opening address
to a few formal words. and the com.
pany sang the popular Scottish bal.
lad:
Robin was n rovin' boy,
Rartin', rovin', rantin', rovin';
Robin was a rovin, boy,
Rantin', rovin' Robin.
Memory of Burns" was the toast
| response assigned Captain James Moir
eX-chief. He made a fervid address
quoting freely from the works of the
famous bard anu holding up his love
of country and people as an example
which all descendants of his land could
well follow. Captain Moir's remark!
We're accorded a very energetic anC
lasting applause. THE Star of Rober
Burns" was sung by Clansman Andrew
Smith.
THE LAND OF OUR BIRTH.
Clansman Thomas Russell, one of tht
most travelled of the city's Caledonians
SO far as his native country is con
cerned. responded to the toast "Scot
| land, the Land of Our Birth" He talk
| ed entertainingly of the country that i,
| so famous for its scenery, but the sub
| ject was so prolific, explained the speak
| er, he confined himself to q runnin,
| comment upon the points and place
| Of this picturesque land rather than al
, attempt to describe 1t beauties. Jessie
| Dream" was sung by Miss Maggi
| Glencross.