The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-25
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Coyne Old Forge: pianist, Prof D. Il.
Jones Admission, three sessions. so
cents; children, % cents: evening ses-
sion. % cents. Officers of committee.
ID. Il. Harris. chairman: $. j. Phillips,
treasurer Following is the programme
OF the day:
Morning Session, 10 o'clock--Conduc-
tor. Rev j. J. Jenkins, Rendham; presi
dent, D.. ID. Grlttiths, esq, Minooia.
Presidents address; addresses by burds:
children's solo (ooys). 1.-The Light of
the World Is Jesus" prize 81: English
recitation, The Boy That Laughs"
prize 81; adjudication ON No. |; adjudi-
cation on No. .: children's solo tgirls).
Not Half Has Ever Been Told prize
81: competition, the most words on a
given letter. prize 80 cents: adjudica-
ton on No. ): adjudication on No. 6:
competition on reading, prize 80 cents;
Welsh recitation, "Y Nor yn ceisio
diane OF Well" prize So: adjudication
on No. Q: adjudication on No. 10; chill
dren's choir. II Am lie That Liveth,'
prize $40: singing, "Aberysrwyth.' on
the words Jesus, Lover of My Soul,
by the audience: adjudication on No.
Is. Preliminary tests Or more than two
competitors will be held in I.lewellyn's
hall.
Afternoon Session, oclock-Conduc
tor. Rev. u. c. Edwards: president. III.
o. Prytherch. Presidents address; adj
dresses by bards; contralto solo, "Beau-
tiful Land on High" prize s.: adiudi-
cation on the "Englyn Tur Werin,"
prize 81: adjudication on No. |; compe-
tition, "Old Tune" by men over 80 years
of age, prize 81; English recitation.
Liberty" prize So: adjudications ON
Nos. 1 and :: tenor SOLO Promise"
prize So: adjudication on THE Love
Letter" prize 81; adjudication on No.
s; mpromptu speech, prize 80 cents;
adjudication on No. II: competition for
ladies over Al years of age, "Sandow,'
prize 81; adjudication ON No. Is; Welsh
recitation, prize 81, adjudication on No
IL; choral competitions, THE Radiant
Morn prize $50.
Evening Session. : o'clock--conduc-
tor, Judge II. NJ, Edwards: president
Judge 4. A. Vosburg. Presidents adj
dress: addresses by the bards; soprano
solo, when the Heart Is Young" prize
81; duet, Martial Spirit" prize So; ad-
Indication ON No. /; English recitation,
'The Two Roads" prize 50, adjudca-
ton on No. ,: adjudication on No. 4,
bass solo. 1.-The Bundolero," prize 81,
adjudication on No. !; impromptu de-
bate. prize 81; reading music (four
voices), prize 81; adjudication on No, y;
adjudication ON No, 10. answering
twelve questions (Welsh or English),
prize 80 cents: adjudication ON No. IL;
English recitation, "Toussaint L'Ouver-
ture," prize 81; adjudication on No, Is;
double quartette, Lead. Kindly Light"
prize $S; singing, "Bydd Myrdd o Ry-
feddodau," by the audience. adjudicn-
ton on No, Il.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church
parsonage yesterday afternoon at A,30
o'clock, the pastor, Rev. g. H. Henry,
united in marriage Miss Beatrice Sam
uels of Lincoln Heights, and Arthur
Salmon, of this place, Miss Mary
Beecham was bridesmaid, and Thomas
BELL acted in the capacity of best man.
The newly welded couple returned to
the home of the brides parents, where
congratula tions We're extended and
wedding supper served.
Intelligence was received here by
relatives from South Scranton yester-
day announcing the death of Griffith
Holmes.
John Coombs, IA resident of North
Taylor died yesterday morning, The
funeral will he held on Friday after
noon. Interment will be in the Forest
Home cemetery.
Tallie Thomas, popular young man
of this town. who willingly responded
to the cali of Uncle sam. three years
ago. enlisting in the United States
regular army, received his honorable
discharge and arrived home ON Monday.
Mr.. Thomas was stationed AT Fort
"~"'" for some time and later saw