The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-27
WYOMING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Durland and
daughter, Bertha, are spending a few
days at Harvey's Lake.
Miss Mary A. Klingensmith, assls-
tant principal of the public schools
will leave today for her home in the
western part of the state. She does
not intend to return when the schools
open again.
The Mt. Lookout breaker is making
good time now.
Simpson & Watkins general store
announce that they will be closed on
Decoration day.
Robert X. Frear camp No. $50 Sons
OF Veterans, of this place have ar
ranged to give musical and literary
treat i'm Music hall on Tuesday evening,
May 30. The two principal attractions
are Miss Sadie Estelle Kaiser, vocalist,
and Mr.. Adams. reader, both of Wilkes
Barre. The following Is the program:
Reading, Negro Sermon on Apples"
Bill Nye, Mr. Adams; solo. "Orpheus
with His Flute" Miss Sadie Estelle
Kaiser; reading, "Gone with a Hand
somer Man." viii Carleton. MIR.
Adams; duet, "My Ships" Nellie Nor
gan; reading, "Nut Hunting" Bill Nye,
Mr.. Adam: five little songs for Chill
dren. "Phi's Secret" Schlesinger, "Of
Speckled Eggs" Nevin, "A Complaint" !"
Nevin. cover the River of Dropping
Eyes" Clark, MY Pegasus" Eleanor
Smith, Miss Kaiser; reading "Out of
the Fire" VIII Carleton, Mr.. Adams;
solo, Little Benny" Miss Tressa
Smith; march. twenty-four school
girls; Grand Valse. Miss Kaiser. Be-
sides these, three selections will be rem
dered by Jeffrey Brothers: Twin
Star March" banjo and guitar duet
Battle of Seb9stapool.' guitar solo:
Art Waltz" mandolin and guitar
duet.
On Sunday morning the annual
Memorial sermon will be preached be-
fore the grand army of the republic
and other civic societies in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church by Rev. Arm
strong, pastor of the Methodist EpiS-
cOpal church at Forty Fort. The SER
vice will be a union one and all the
churches Of the town will attend. The
Memorial day exercises will be held
in the morning, beginning at $50
O'Clock, at the Grand Army headquar-
ters, corner of Shoemaker avenue and
'Ai6ii'il SNl'CN' bliC lSl tNtllI btlllS a
flag raising at this place on the flag
pole in front of Wyoming Coal and
Land company'S store. County De.
tective Clarence B. Johnson is expected
to be present and will present the flag
A brief address will be made by Rev
II. Z. Thompson and singing will bt
rendered by a class of girls. The par.
ade will form at the corner of Shoe
maker avenue and Eighth street under
| the command of Chief Marshal JOSEPH
Mullen and the following with the or,
| der of those participating: Metropol
| itan band. Company |. Seventh regi
| ment, n. G. p, Wyoming Hose com
| panY, No. |, Junior Order of United
| American Mechanics, Robert r. Frea
! camp, Sons of Veterans, Lieutenan
| Charles II. Riley post. G. \. r. Al
| veterans, all soldiers of the Spanish
| American war are invited TO partici
! pate in the parade. The exercises
the cemetery will begin at 1890 o'clocl
| and the following is the programme
Singing by the choir, prayer by Rev
| Wilson Treble, singing by choir, intro
! duction, roll call by adjutant, readins
| of Lincoln address made at GettNS
| burg, singing by choir, recitation b,
! Nellie Wilmer, address by Rev. Il. Il
! Thompson, music. benediCtiOn, decor
alton by comrades.