The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-01
JERMYN AND MAYFiEiD.

Professor Ernest l.. BoVard. the We'll
known Scranton pianist and teacher.
viii give II grand concert in the Meth
odiSt Episcopal church ON Thursday
evening next, March :. .TAc concert
VIII b" under ths auspices OF the No-
mems Homo Missionary society and
viii form the chief musical event Of
the year in his section, coming as il
docs in the height of the musical sea
son. Cubounded enthusiasm has mot
Mr. Bovard Wherever hc has played.
and doubtless II full house will greet
him on that night. The programme
follows: (a) Etudc. y major (PratO;
lbD Scherao. g major edward Dorm:
ta Improvisation C3oNarU. Taran-
t"llc, l. minor tBovarD: reading
swan Song" Miss Van Cleft; two
studies No. + major. No. T. major;
four characteristic pieces for four
hands. No. / + major, 80. > - Hat ma
j0r, No. G major, No. q Hat major.
allegro. andante. alleErctto; CD WA
ter Sprites' tkunkeD; tbD "Cohmbine
Meruetto' DelakycD; Oa) "In Senta s
SpinnStube' PandcD; (b) Mazurka
No. (BorowskD; reading. Naughty
Little Girl Miss Van Cleft: ta Tar
antclle, flat major uIeller); ,b)
March Triumphate" CKunkeD.
About forty of the members Of
Liberty lodro, No. ISIS, knights Of Py-
th'as, went t" Olyphaut Tuesday
evening to witness the comforting of
the rank of knight. upon seven cs-
duir@s. The ceremony was performed
by the team from Liberty lodge and
was very creditably carried out. The
only thing that in any way marrcd
the beautiful ceremony was the small
size uG III" hall, which prevented the
hcnr work from being seen to run
advantage. At the conclusion OF the
ceremony, which was witnessed by
about 300 knights. Il social session was
provided, in which Lackawanna lodge
upheld their nam" as hospitablc en-.
tcrtainrrs. The affair vas greatly en-
iCyod hy the local visitors. who felt
quite proud OF their teams work.
George Myers, u we'll known young
man Of Jermyn. aud Miss Christina
Winfield, MayIeid young lady, Wcr"
quietly united in marriage by rev.
Mr. Grow, ut Carhondalc Yesterday.
Thomas Joplin, OF this borough. has
been engaged TO rlay with Eau.r's
band at the presid ntial Inauguration
at Washington, ana will leave with the
band on Saturday.
The borough council win hold their
regular meeting this evening, when
they will wind up the business for the
year. They will meet again on Mon
day, when the now uembcrs will rc
sworn in, after which they viii or
gauiac. There are several candidates
ht. ntl N,.bT
are Mr.. Williams who will seek re-
election rs borough treasurer. and
John K. Jones. who expects to again
become secretary Of the council
The Ladies Aid of The Welsh con,
fair ON the 18th.
Johnson Bennett. -. rf second
street is suffering with an attack of
grip.
The drawing Of the gold watch given
by the local lodge OF Forcsters Tor thc
benefit OF John Lucas, one OF their
members who has been i'll tor the past
year, was postponed last evening un-
Ill March 80
The Delaware and Hudson cOlliery
employees were paid yesterday The
breaker worked twenty-one days dur
ing The past month.
An entertainment entitled, "The Lili-
putians," will be given under the aus
pices OF the congregation of the Sacred
Heart church in Assembly hall on
March - and L. About sixty chill
dren will take part in it and they
are being specially trained by a man
from New York city. The play will
be deliberately staged and gives prom
isc OF surprising anything of SINH
lar nature ever held here.
Mrs. John Burke, of Carbondalc, was
a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Davis and daughter,
Helen, of Second street, We're calling
on Carbondale friends yesterday,