The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-24
CITY NOTES.

The CambrO American choir will re-
hearse at the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation hall tonight at O'clock.
The ordinance granting franchise to
the Economy Light. Heat and Power
company has been approved by the mayor.
The LADIES' Aid society of.the Elm Park
Methodist Episcopal church, will give
book entertainment and social tomorrow
evening.
There was to have been meeting OF the
joint committee Of councils on the bridge
question last evening, but only half the
committee attended
The mayor yesterday approved Of the
resolution providing for an election to de-
termine whether councils shall have power
to purchase lands for public parks.
The ladies of Hrs. ". j.. Hallstead
Lodge, Division So of the g. l, A. to b. of
J.. L, will have pound party for n worthy
lady at their hall on Wednesday afternoon.
The light on Hollister street near the
Home Of the Good Shepherd, erected
through the iustrumentaity of A. II. Con-
NELL is much appreciated by North End
residents.
There will be no organized opposition to
the bridge project this year. Those who
least, great many of them, have since
altered their positions.
Tickets for the charity benefit perform.
ance, "nhe Escape from Libby" at the
Academy Jan. 30 and 81, are on sale nc
William Connell 4 Co.'S Meadow Brook
store and T. j. Luce Sc Sons, North Main
avenue
The Central Republican club will hold a
1uHntinp 81 on ANoglinrgpY
nue. next Tuesday night mt which arrange
ments will be made for furthering the
campaign OF Galusha A. Grow as congress-
man-at'large.
A meeting of the ladies' committee Of
'The Escape from Libby entertainment
will be held this afternoon at O'clock at
the rooms OF the Young Women's Chris
tian association. Business Of Importance
will be transacted and a full attendance is
requested.
Levin Irving Handy's popular lecture,
"rhe Road to Victory which will be
given at the!Elm Park church tomorrow
evening is well worth hearing All who
had the pleasure Of listening to Mr.. Han.
dy at the last Teachers institute were
thoroughly delighted
The funeral of Mrs. &. A. Fuller whose
death occurred on Monday evening. will
take place at the family residence, corner
Lackawanna and adams avenues tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
will be private, and only relatives aud im.
mediate friends are invited.
Foote g. Shear, the we'll known hard.
ware men, like to see harmony existing
between the firm and its employees, and
annually do something TO encourage the
spirit of good will. Last year their en-
ployes were given banquet. 1his year
it took the nature of theater party. The
event transpired last evening.
This is the way the Carbondale Herald
notices one of Scranton's well known
musicians: "There is no more popular or
talented music teacher in scranton than
Mrs Kate E. Wilcox, who has her studio
at 3O3 Spruce street. A diigent worker,
thoroughly educated along the lines of her
profession, and successful exponent of
the famous Marchesi methods, it is no
wonder that she numbers among her pat =
rons many OF the best families OF Scran-
ton. She has very large class of pupils,
some oil whom give promise Of future sue
cess Tar beyond the ordinary. While she
has never made it II rule to give concerts ,
yet there is a prospect that some of her
pupils may be heard in public during the
next few weeks, aud II 80 Carbondale will
be one Of the favored points. It would be
great musical treat too for among the
pupils OF Mrs. Wilcox are several most
charming voices.n
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