Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1905-01-26
iron WORKERS
ENJOY A SMOKER

ENJOY A SMOKER
The smoker given at the Armory on
Saturday night by Montour Lodge, No.
40 of the Amalgamated Association Of
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers, proved to
be one of the most enjoyable affairs
ever held in this city. Saturday was
the first anniversary of the organiza-
tion of the local Lodge and there was
a large attendance at the smoker, over
four hundred members and guests be-
ing present.
Vice President of the 10th District,
J. B. Mincher, of New Haven, Conn,
was the guest of honor, and the speak
er of the evening Mr.. Mincher's ad-
dress was very interesting and instruct
i've and was received with much en-
thusiasm. He spoke of the benefits to
be derived from the organization, and
particularly advised the members as
to how they could gain the goodwill
and sympathy of the public. He also
urged the hearty support of organized
labor in all the trades as essential to the
success of the Association. The past
history of labor in this country, said
Mr.. MiDcher, shows that organization
is the only means of protection to the
laboring classes. If manufact urers
organize for their protection it is just
as fair and right for labor to organize
for the same purpose.
The interesting address was we'll re-
ceived. Montour Lodge is in very
flourishing condition and has mem
bership of 385. After the address the
members and their guests enjoyed a
fine oyster supper, including all the
side dishes, etc.
A fine musical program was also rem
dered by members of the local and
the committee of arrangements deserve
the highest praise for the manner in
which the affair was conducted. The
following members composed the com
mittee: Michael O'Brien, Jacob Won
Blohn, William Howe. Thomas Nc
Caffrey AMI Stanley Friend. The pro-
gram follow:
Piano Solo. ...... The Storm King"
FL ShOylin
Song. .... Rag Time "Aun Eliza"
James Barrett.
Song. .........." "Trosting Only You"
Dan McCloud.
Song 81 Have White Man
....... Working for Me"
Billy Shea.
Song. "Some Think Love is
| .................,.. Pleasure
John A. Kelly.
, Harmonica Solo ...... Billy Goodall.
Buck and Wing Dance. Billy Shea.
Song and Dance ....... Billy Goodall.
Song ........." my Philippine Baby
William Lunger.
! Song. Cottage by the Sea
Mr.. Lawler.
Duett. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. selected
Charles Baker. George Anderson.
Song 1.-THE World Turned Up
.....................s side Down
Fred Woll.
| Quartette. In the Evening by
................t the Moonlight
| Comley Young, Charles Baker, Frank
Evarts, Sam Jones.
Dance A Fly SteI
Ed Davis.
| Dance Highland Film c
James Barrett.
Dance ....... ....... Buck and Wing
Fred Woll.
William Anderson.
Dance. e........H Highland Fling
Martin Barrett
Dance. Observation-Disclosures. ........ Clog
Frank Wigerman.
Song. g............."R Rattle for a Stove
| William PiCkens.
Song. by request. Name the Boy
Dennis or He'll Have no Name
| ...''...... '..'..... at All
William Pickens.
Trio. ."Pitch of Night
Sam Jones, George Young, Charles
Baker.
Mandolin Solo ........ Charles Baker
Song ......." Little Piece of String"
Fred Woll.
Song. g............"W Whitewash Brush"
j. Lawler.
Song 49,. Barney Come Home"
Ed LAWS.
Song "Why Did They Sell
................. Killarney"
James Barrett.
Song "a Poor Tramp Has to Live"
Comley Young.
Song. "Oid Fashioned Pillow"
Andy Barrett.
Song. Way Down Yonder in
........ ........ the Corn Field"
George Anderson.
Song g............"La Last Meal to Lend"
Sam Jones.
Tonic to the System.
For liver troubles and constipation
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