The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-26
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD
Band Concert Tonight - Children's
Day Exercises-Distingu Stu
dents of Jermyn Schools.

Hogarth's band will give an open-air
concert on the lawn of j. d. Stocker,
ON Main street, this evening and
will render the following programmes:
March, THE Big Five" Thomas; over
ture, "Parenthia," Hume; selection,
IAN Evening in Camp" Ripley; fan
tasia, Rose De Amour" BIGGER; song
and dance THE Sunflower," Hogarth: I:
march. New York Journal" Seitz;
America"
District Deputy Cookson, of Hyde
Park, last evening visited Pride of Jer-
myn lodge, No. 5, Daughters of St.
George, and installed the following off,
GERS: Past president, Selma Seymour;
president, Elizabeth Oliver; vice.
president, Bessie Wilson; financial Sec
retary Mary M. Penny; recording Sec
retary. Mary Maynard; treasurer,
Mabel Couch; chaplain, Sarah Bone;
first conductor, Hannah Tucker; Sec
ond conductor, Jane Wheeler; inside
guard, Jennie Tailor; outside guard,
Eliza Stevens; trustees, Elizabeth
Mann, Annie Penrose and Elizabeth
Toman. After the installation a social
session was held and cake, fruit and
ice cream served.
II
First Baptist church Sunday with ap-
propriate and pretty exercises. The
singing was a special feature of the
interesting service and the duets, triOs
and choruses were excellently rendered.
Miss Rachel Grifiths also sang a very
pretty solo, and the whole programme
was much enjoyed by the large con-
gregations present.
lo,
of this years graduating class of the
public schools, has distinguished her
self by passing the junior final exam
ination at the Stroudsburg Normal
school. BY this means it will be pos
sible for her to obtain the senior course
and graduate in one year. This has
been done by Miss Nellie Boundy, an
other pupil of the Jermyn schools, who
Will graduate from Stroudsburg on
Thursday. 1t is such pupils as these
that reflect honor on their schools, and
1t is something that the principal,
teachers and people of Jermyn may
well take pride in. Mr.. John jenkins,
another Jermyn resident, who gradu-
ates from the same institution this
year, has also distinguished himself
and has been honored by being made
B. Walsh and Eva Quinn, of Mayfield,
are also members of the graduating
class. Mrs. John Jenkins, one of our
local teachers, has also successfully
passed the teachers state board ex-
animation at Stroudsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Collins, of the
Avery hotel, while driving to Crystal
lake, Sunday, had an unpleasant ex-
perience, the horse running away and
throwing them both out of the buggy.
Mr.. Collins was painfully bruised and
his back Is wrenched. Mrs. Collins, who
is just recovering from a long illness,
suffered considerably from shock.
The Womans Home Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Methodist Episcopal church
Will hold a public meeting in the
church on Thursday evening, to which
q cordial invitation Is extended to all
interested in the work of the society
to be present.
Mr., and Mrs. II. A. whitman and
daughter, Mandane, have gone to
Middletown, Conn, to witness the
graduation of their son, Ralph, from
the Wesleyan university, which takes
place on Thursday.
Miss O'Malley, of Green Ridge, callet!
on Mayfield friends yesterday.
Clarence Blakeslee, of New York city
is here visiting his parents.
Archie Martin, of Fourth street, was
at DIR. Thompson's hospital at Scran-
ton, Saturday, having his hand treated
The injury from which he has been
suffering for some time has not yet
entirely disappeared.