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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
EAST BAkRE.

The lecture, "ShadowS of a Great
City, . was given in the opera hall last
night. The pictures were graphically
described by the lecturer, Rev. E. S.
fitzpatrick. A number of magnificent
views of Martinique were also shown,
and as the lecturer had visited the
West Indies, he spoke from personal
experience. But the treat OF the eve.
ming was kept to the last, when sew
eral moving pictures we're given.
Nothing equal to them in realistic ef-
feet have ever been seen in East
Barre, and every one spoke enthusiast.
cally Of the entertainment. Mr. Xii.
patrick will be in Granite Vile on Fri.
day evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
CITY NtWS

See Lights Of Gotham Frida. night
Tickets for Lights of Gotham on
sale tonight.
Remember Lights of Gotham Fri.
day night.
A sensational melodrama full Of spec
iallties Lights OF Gotham.
The st. Felix Sisters with Lights OF
Gotham.
Mis- Florence Rising began work
tn morning az clerk at the Home
Bakery, 10 summer street.
Mrs. R. F-itz has gone to Yer.
gennes.
Washington county's solidity fol-
Gen. Mccullough is of the kind that
makes the Montpelier journal weeE
tears Of blood.
Miss Grace Ingalls, went to bel
home in Northfeld this noon.
W. W. Lapoint is in White River
Junction this afternoon on legal bust
ness.
G. F. Newhall is in North field this
afternoon.
Angus McIver who has been visit
ing bis son, Murdo Mclver, and othel
relatives in town is to return tomor-
row to his home in Winslow, 2. A
Among those who went to White
River Junction this noon to attent
the Shrine meeting were w. A. Whit
comb, Frank Small, James Wilson
DR.. G. W. Steele, N. S. Love, Dr. E
B. Whitaker and DR.. j. W. jackson.
Barre has reason to be proud OF thd
portion of the city known as Edge
wood Wide boulevards have beef
built there and the large tract of LIANT
is laid out into building lots in such
way as to warrant the statemen
that in short time this will be on
the best residential portions of tn
city. ANY one who has not vlsite'
this beautiful ste recently would b
we'll paid for doing so.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
CITY News.

+. G. McAnally and family are to
leave tonight for their new home in
Montreal.
j. r. CharbOnneau Is to leave to.
morrow for New York on business.
Truant Officer &c. French arrested
FOUR truants yesterday afternoon. lie
tcok them back to school and notified
their parents.
First Constable W. H. Buchanan is
Kept tusy nowadays receiving the
hearty congratulations Of his friends.
Clyde Perry and Dwight Cutler
went to Plaintield Springs this morn
Ing on fishing trip.
Daniel Perry Of Williamstown is in
the city on business.
Along with all this talk about poll.
Tics considerable interest has been
awakened in Barre regarding the
matter OF senator and sheriff. II
rests with Barre whether they get
their due. The candidates will be
W. +. Shepard for sheriff and N. D.
Phelps for senator, and they are a
good pair, and have the hearty sup.
port OF adjoining towns.
is likely that special meeting
of tie citizens will be called soon for
the purpose Of voting to instruct tie
city government to purchase curblng
stone, ETC., from none but union firms.
DIR. j. Addison, formerly of this
city but now Of Santa Rosa, New
Mexico, and Miss Eva F. Fairbanks,
were narried on Tuesday at the
Church Of the Ascension at Los An.
teles, Cal by Rev j. Arthur Evans
Or. Jackson is a0son OF the Rev. S.
n Jackson formerly of this CITY, and
is surgeon to the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific railway.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 4 Baltimore 2.
Washington S, st. Louis 4.
Chicago 2, Boston /.
Philadelphia -, Cleveland IL.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
RIOTING IN BOSTON

Boston, May 22.-Meat rioting was
resumed in the West End this morn
ing. The police reserves were called
out and a number Of arrests were
made. Over 200 people were engaged
in the rioting.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22

Many home seekers are waiting for
the auction sale of lots and buildings
at West View place, May oath. A
band of music will be one Of the en-
livening features of the occasion
Further particulars later. 22tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
VETERANS ATTENTION.

All veterans Of the war of 1861 are
hereby invited to meet with r. B.
Crandall Post at their hall in opera
house block at 2 80 p. IN. Sunday, May
rs, for the purpose of attending the
Memorial service IN the opera house.
1857 Eli Holden, Com.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
Chance Is eternal

opportunity is endl> SIS in recu.rcLco.
All the good places may be filed, but
there will be some good places. Per
sist, endure, insure and keep trying.
National Life Insurance Co. OF Yer.
mont (Mutual) ORGANIZED in 1850
s. s. Ballard, General Agent, N. B
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and
Miles Block, Barre. Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
OTHER CAUCUSES.

Bennington. May 30 Woodford
and Stamford Republicans held their
caucuses last night and were unani-
nous for their county candidate, j. q.
Mccullough, Woodford has two dele
gates and Stamford one.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
BASE BALL
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 4, Pittsburg 3.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3.
BrooElyn 3, Cincinnati /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-05-22
WEATHER PREDICTION.

Fair tonight and Friday; warmer in
Vermont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
Literary Clubs.

ON last Tuesday the meeting Of nc
Ladies' Reading club was opened by Mrs.
K. NJ Hall the president being absent on
account Of illness in her family. The
weather was had but those who were pres.
emit felt fully repaid for venturng out
Mrs Rcichardt was in charge Of the pro-
gram and read well prepared paper ON
Thomas jefferson, which was followed by
reading Of the Declaration Of Indepeud-
ence by Mrs. Beutcl.
Mrs. Tracey read he ballad OF Nathan
Hale. and the roll call which followed was
answered with names OF other signcrs II
the Declaration Of Independence.
The resolutions OF sympathy on Mrs
Lowneys death. submitted by Mrs Han
chairman of the committee appointed, were
accepted 10y the club.
Mrs KATE Seurry Terrell 81 Austin and
Mrs Ahram Cahcll Read OF New YORK.
were visitors Of the afternoon rs guests
of Mrs. J. {. IlutchcsOn. Mrs Terrell "a
former resident OF Houston. was one OF
the charter members of the Ladies' Read,
ing club, and Is much interested in club
work.
After \ distribution Of tickets for the
Clark lecture the club adjourned.
Mrs. Ewing.
Corresponding Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
Personal.

Miss Goldman OF California Is the guest
of Miss Elsa Schmidt.
Mrs j. r. Trexevant OF Dallas is the
guest Of Mrs J. II Trezevant
Miss Nellie Lee goes 10 Waco Friday to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Nellie Winter
Miss Katie HIN Of Hampstead Is the
guest Of Miss Annie Laurie Davidson
Mrs W A. lorbach Of Washington u
g. IS visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Erich Schmidt
rhc visit Of Mrs W. 3. Groseclosc was
postponed from last Tuesday but she is
expected today.
Mrs. James r. Davis Of san Antonio and
little son are visiting Mrs. Davis mother.
Mrs. VI. G. Culpepcr.
Mrs. J. Il Mettenheimer who is with
her mother Mrs. Lockwood Meggett. OK
poets 10 return home Friday.
Miss Melanie Clayton. who has been
| visiting Miss Jean Cannon, returned Wed
nnesday to her home in South McAlester.
| l, r.
Miss Lucy Davidson OF Laredo. who
has been with Miss Annie Laurie Davidson
/ morrow night
Mrs. @. {. Drew Ir.. returned last night
] from savannah, Ga. whittier she was
/ cahed rev weeks ago by the sad news of
/ her fathers death.
Miss Mary Armistead left Thursday for
I Beaumont TO visit Miss Cora bingham, who
/ viii return with Miss Armistcad in time
TO attend the 2 german
Mrs. Abram Cabell Read is visiting her
! son MI John Archer Read While here
she IS az Mrs; Travis. corner "a san Jacin
TO street and Walker ayenne
! MT snd Mrs. L. 5 stiles have rcnfrd
their suburban home In the south l,nf
ana are now domlclled AZ 1901 Capitol ave.
! friends. ''e"
:, Miss Nellie McEwcn, who was here wifi
hoss Noshlan last week. was the gncst
| " Miss Mamie Grogan during her hriei
na3 The two young ladies' were school
fond Of each other
MIS- Dudley REYNOLDS, who has been
Nun hsr sister. Mrs George Bruce iefi
| i2r Dallas Wednesday night 10 visit hel
| accompanied by her niece Miss Jut. May
! Aofse' VINO "a expected home todiy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

we're Mesdames a r. Ring. 9 = holt pah
bins Charlotte w. Drew, &, &. Barreih
@. A. Mstrot. Estellc Brady ana EDWIN
Taliaferro.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Morris Grccnbcrg enter
tanned a few friends Informally last sun
day evening. The parlors were decorated
In palms ana ferns. while the glow OF
bright red candles and shades In cutglars
and silver candelabra made the elegant
furnishings Of the dining room an w
more beautiful. Vocal and lnStrnnental
selections and games added to the even
ing's pleasure, followed by n deuclous
luncheon served In courses. carried out ~
The regninr colors. the favors being novel
aud pretty.
Miss Alma Miller, Miss Lucy Bnidy
and Miss Edythe Giraud left Wednesday
night for New Orleans, where they viii be
a part aud very notable part tog.oi
terrified of New Orleans. The Houston girls
expect lovely time, as they nave en-
gagoments Tor nearly every night Of iher
stay, which is 20 last until Ash Mednes
day, February II.
Mrs. Percy Pennybacker Of Austin. presi-
dent Of the state Federation Of womans
clubs, viii be in the city Tuesday N this
week, the guest Of Mrs. II, F. Ring Tor
that day She win attend tho meeting or
the Ladies' Reading club Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs Howard Smith will give a Naen
tine party on the day named for St Naien-
tine. That gentle saint whose influence
has become So entirely different from any
dreams he may have had. Will not preside
but the little god Cupid, will take his
place at the table as he has in tradition,
and his emblcms will be used.
~
| The date for the marriage Of Miss Ehic
Jones and Mr.. Mcclure Kelly of Dallas
has been set for April 2, the first Wednes
| day after Easter. Il will interest many TO
| know that Mr.. Kelly Is cousin of Mrs.
| c. W. Bein, who is so pleasantly remen'
bered here.
The Mum" party that Mrs. Nelson Nun
ger had planned for Thursday night in
| honor OF her guest Miss Annie Lou ROC.
| crs OF Galveston, was postponed on account
Of the bad weather that pteyahed !ast
week The Mum" party will be given
Tuesday night,
Mrs Robert Brewster viii entertain the
! Woman's Auxiliary OF Christ church Thurs.
day afternoon from $50 to $3.50, on the
at her home 904 Milan street
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds Kirkland entertained
the Seven-Handed Euchre club Tuesday
night. and gave them a very Jolly evening"
| In recognition Of their courage In Tentur-
ing out in such bad weather.
~
The regular monthly meeting Of the Rob
ert +. Leo chapter, United Daughters OF the
Gonfcderacy. win be held tomorrow morn
ing AT the parish house of Christ church
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02
Houston Social Nezvs.



- -. -.
than on en,alat soufns with Shorty sauce
lee cream iu pink and white blocks, aud
coffee With cheese sandwiches; lpese gVomi
things were smoothly server on shiAli
tables around when the play efs WeIe |
seated. Dibcr tables were there. 700 lor /
some guests who dd not care for high I'VE (
but were delighted TO enjoy the dehcNcles
With those who loycd 70 play. Iheu came
the giving out ~ The prizes. and as there /
was some cutting between those VINO I
came out even tlfe interest was an he
Eepnrr ana fhN. if,pu.tv bursts OF laughter
showed that there was uu bitterness OF
feeling avon among those who did the cut
ling Mis- tnnn Rotfs yyns tho most for.
ttirofo sp1op,s tbe dn6ntants- to whom. by
tbc ,vey lie o,,tv Vas girce and uat a
bavd.t IN Ftier.for. Efrs Is 4 Ioi-
ia,,I tt ~ az, Mo. Coi. t6n orcotest
,,,,,,',,s-, -. -.i- ,,,t,t loco hand
t'liii ~ ~ ,i7- '. f ,,f tI ttl ee,sond
Ael'ill,i, -'tis1 Pun ~ N'N.,"u 1t l
Pleiig NlUu l'u'h,ru ,uI,'
cream pitcAci' AlNs LNt'lit pAuEh'lty w
Iied on srGnrh Gl' lloch I9f w, w Bl1S,nfi.
numptr ~ lone hAnas ana Hh5s Nable
GeariuE was more man tNnaoigA 10, ny
pau luch ny q dainty Weiot tN'Nt ny I'auLe
Moses. Ihc young Etls ana Wa'foha Wh"
took part M tho games had o royalty good
time ana in giving thcm mis- pleasure MISS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

The box party given by Mr. and Mrs II
F. MaeGregor Monday plight at the opera
honsv, when Rose Coghlan VAS tho athac.
lion, vas very great pleasure, not only
to the guest OF honor, Miss Claire Robinson.
hut to al included In the list Of invited
Mr. MocGrcgor took an four Of the lower
boxes, and the crowd n welldressed peo-
pie who hied them were great attraction
during the evening. The programs used hy
the party showed Mrs MacGregor's heau
tlful taste. rhey were Enclosed in white
PAPER, on which cluster OF forget me not /,
were painted, giving Ia their pretty way the
name OF the play, fiorget 10. Not titlc.
seem To the oplookcr. After the play had
stirred the audience with rs scenes OF In
tense feeling, Mr., and Mrs MacGregor
took then party to The Grill" where they
had delicious supper prettily served. win
carnations 20 adorn the table aud give a
further snver 10 The good things seryed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

viii give Monsieur Bcaucsirer that night
at the opera house This viii. no deuht
draw crowd 10 the city As y will be a
rich treat Mansfield Is said 10 be superb
Ia the title role and Is well supported.
Mrs. q. r. Holt will have box party for
the play.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

The Mum" party that Mrs. Nelson Nun
ger had planned for Thursday night IN
honor Of her guest. Miss Annie Lou ROC
crs OF Galveston, was postponed on account
week The Mum" party will be given
Tuesday night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

The date for the marriage Of Miss Enle
Jones and Mr. Mcclure Kelly of Dallas
has been set for April 2, the first Wednes-
day after Easter. Ii will interest many to
know that Mr.. Kelly Is a cousin of Mrs.
bpred here
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Mrs Howard Smith will give a Nalen
tine party on the day named for ST. Naien-
tine. That gentle saint, whose influence
has become so entirely different from any
dreams he may have had. Will not preside
but the little god, Cupid, will take MS
place at the table as he has in tradition,
and his emblcms will be used
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-02

Mrs. r. II MaoGrogor's musicale yes
terday afternoon was very great pleasure
TO those who were fortunate enough 10 he
among the audience. II was really a
recital by Miss Mary Kidd, who first
read a sketch OF composer, then gave
some OF his songs, She took Grice, to ~,
present Northern Europe. then Verdi tus
South Europc. and Chadwick for America,
Ia this ais IN other musical matters the
details are left TO The poSts musical critic.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
Pupils Memorial Day Exercises.

The pupils OF Miss Alice flashlights 8
room in No. s school on Belmon, street
observed the following interesting pro-
gramme in honor of Memorial day yes
terday afternoon:
Ocean,
Rectatior-"rhe Blue and the Gray"
Nellie Solomon
Rectation-"'rhc Picket Guard"
Hazel pimocI
Recitatlon--"The Blue and the Gray"
Lois Norris
Recltation-"'rhe Roll Cali"
Raymond Tiffany
Sons--"Unfurl the Starry Flag"
Observation-Disclosures Day" Lila Carlton
Recitation-"'rhe Young Soldier
Gertrude brennan
Observation-Disclosures Day"
Ethel Wagner
Recitatlon-"rhe New Memorial Day
Lillian Bowers
song--"America."
Recitation--"In One Grave
Josephine Keefe
Recitation-"Dotty's Thought"
Hazel Holgate
Recitation-"The West Winds Offer
ing Observation-Disclosures. Maud Price
Notwithstanding the Dead"
Edna sluman
Song-"National Memorial Hymn"
MISUNDERSTANDING Home the Cows"
Florence Robinson
Recitaton--"The Sinking of the
Maine" ..,,,....,...,.,,. Earl Resseguie
Recitation-"Raise the Banner
Warren Hurd
Recitation--"The Daisy's Mission
Mary Morgan
Reading-"The First Memorial Day"
Song-"Star Spangled Banner
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

The Misses Lucy and Anna Mil,igan
entertained at their home OH Summit
avenue, last evening. y delightful
evening was spent by their guests. in
attendance We're: Misses Lucy and
Anna Mil]igan, Alma Stevens, Euia
BY. Katherine Nicholson, Madeline
Mills. Bessie MaGiin, Grace Townsend,
Ruth Eelt, l1l:?a S!uUnan and Edit,
Lewis, Donald Mi!'igan and Mrs. James
Bel.
Thomas and James Hobbs, who left
yesterday for Aronfelt, were rendered
a farewcll at their home on Belmont
street on Wednesday night, at which
the following were present: Misses
Edith and Mac Dunlap, Daisy McLain,
Gertrude Smith, Agnes Wilce. Bessie
Pierce, Name and Loretta O'keefe,
Beatrice and Glare Hobbs and Mcssrs.
David Morgan. Sam Pierce, James and
Richard Swenglehurst, Alva Sampson,
Giles Prisley, Fred Wagner, jr.. How
ard McLain, David and Thomas Bat
ridge George Thomas and James
Hobbs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
JESSUp.

Miss Name Coleman. who underwear
an operation in Scranton recently, l.
slightly improved.
Messrs John Donnelly, John Lynch
Michael Donnelly. Michael Kelly, Mich,
ael Sweeney, James Mullen, Michael
Munley, Robert Rogan, Thomas Ro-
gan, Michael Giles and Michael Nc,
Andrew left for West Virginia and
Pittsburg yesterday to obtain employ
ment.
p. II. Eagan, of Wilkes Barre, is vis-
iting his parents ON Hill street.
The Young Mems Institute base ball
club is making final preparations for
their social, which Is to take place at
Billings hall this evening. A $40 gold
piece will be CHANGED off at the door.
Miss Lulu Bradley, the well known
pianist, will furnish music for the oc-
casion.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
Henry Whittington's Funeral.

The late Henry Wilmington was
laid at rest in Maplewood cemetery
yesterday afternoon and was followed
thence by an unusually long procession
Conspicuous at the obsequies were
the members OF Court Lilly No. so, For
esters of America, to which the de-
ceased belonged, Observing the tradi-
tions Of the order and aiming to show
the utmost respect for their departed
member the court turned out In force,
about $50 members being in the process
sion. The ritual of the departed was
observed at the house on Birkett street
and at the grave by Past Chief Ranger
Charles Curtis.
The religious services were conducted
by Rev. II, ]. Whalen. u. d., VI
of the Berean Baptist church
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30

"A man living on farm near here
came i'm a short time ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. handed
him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and told him to use 1t freely and
II not satisfied after using it he need
not pay cent for it," says c. p. Ray
der, of Pattens Mills. N. Y "A few
days later he walked into the store as
straight as a string and handed me a
dollar saying, give me another bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. | want
1t In the house all the time for it cured
me-" For sale by all druggists.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
POOR BOARD QUARTERS.
Will Try to Get Room, on Second
Floor of City Duilding.

The poor hoard at its meeting last
night appointed Directors Lynch and
Williams to ask councils to rent the
front corner room on the second floor
Of the city building as Il meeting place
for the board
Mr. McMi iian objected TO the eX-
travaSance of outdoor relief and on
motion the board decided to investi-
gate as Il committee of the whole, all
cases Of relief.
The board also decided to give no or
ders for coal from May 1 to October /,
unless with the consent OF the major
ity of the directors.
Ii was reported that the two children
of Mrs. Mary Ellen Jordan. who WAS
incarcerated for misbchavior. were TO
be cared for in two charitable institu-
lions in Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
SHUT DOWN ALL coLLIER1Es.
United Mine Workers Cease Mining
Cool for Local Consu1nption.

The half dozen independent COM
panies in Carbordale which have been
producing coal for local consumption,
have been ordered to shut down by the
United Mine Workers. AS the conse-
ducnce. not pound Of coal is being
mined in Carbondale. Hardships are
certain to follow if the strike con-
tinues for any length of time.
This step was ordered by the local
officers of the United Mine Workers,
it is given out, in Justice to the miners
Of the lower districts who have been
complaining that tho men in Carbon
dale have been working continuously.
AS 1t could not be made clear. per-
haps, that the coal produced here cut
no figure in the output il was decided
as the best. to suspend all work. The
local miners, too. were becoming dis
satisfied.
The Black Diamond, Barton's. MUIR
rims and Walkers workings are the
ones affected.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
TODAY'S OBSERVANCE.
The Decorating of Graves and Par
ade of Grand Army This Forenoon.
Camp Fire in Afternoon--Ba
Game at r,odore

Game at Lodore.
The old soldiers will observe Mem
orial day today after the usual man
ner.
Inc annual parade, concluding with
exercises about the monument in Menu
orial park, will take place at 0 o'clock.
Commander McComb Of Davies post,
will be In command. The Spanish
American volunteers will be in line.
commanded by Captain Thomas p.
Murphy, of Company G, Thirteenth
regiment. who has kindly consented to
act. The Sons of Veterans will be a
part OF the procession, and the p. o. S.
OF A. drum corps will provide martial
music.
The procession will leave Davies post
quarters on Salem avenue at o'clock
and will observe the following line of
march: Salem avenue. up Church
street to Main; down Main to Eighth
avenue; Eighth avenue to Church
street; Church street to Memorial park
After the exercises in the park, the
procession will continue up Main street
to Salem avenue to the post quarters.
From thence. the details will be sent
to decorate, the graves of the 200 SOL
diers who sleep in the cemeteries here
abouts.
In the afternoon the soldiers will en-
JOY camp fire in the post rooms. Hon.
j. j. O'Neill will be among the speak,
ers.
This will be the only public demOn-
stration today. 1t is expected that IL
multitude of Carbondalians will go
this afternoon to Lake Lodore, which
will be opened today for the season.
A good deal of interest centres in
the game of ball which will be played
between the Crescents and the Alerts
of Scranton, the best team in the Elec-
trio City. A big crowd of enthusiasts
will accompany the Crescents to help
them win the day.
Tonight there will be Il dance in the
Burke building. which will be quite an
attraction for the young people. Firth
will provide music and Collins will di-
rect the dances.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
BRILLIANT ADDRESS
BY ATTORNEY M'COURT

Delivered Before the High School
Students, the Grand Army Men
and Numerous Visitors in High
School uditorium-Earnest Ad-
vice to Graduates, an Appeal for
Forgetfulness Of Nations Differ
ences and Tribute to the g. A. r.
His Utterances Make Profound
Impression.
Yesterday was the most interesting
afternoon that the students of the Car
bondale High school have enjoyed this
year; and it can safely be said that
no more interesting and enjoyable ex-
ercises have taken place in the audit
orium of the Central school building
for the benefit of the students finally
rounding out their course of studies
in the city's public schools.
The occasion was the exercises apro-
pos OF Memorial Day. The programme
OF several musical numbers that was
observed was merely incidental, how