The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-22
NORTH END BRIEFS.

@. A. Dickinson and family have re-
turned from New Jersey, where they
spent very pleasant vacation.
1t is announced that Luther Edwards,
Of 1744 Wayne avenue, is eau didate for
delegate in the first district of tn Second
ward to the Republican county conven-
tion.
A serious accident happened to Thomas
Crubb, of East Market street, ut the
Legett Creek mine yesterday, by which he
was badly crushed and one Of his legs
broken.
The Pittsburg Times of yesterday stated
that Congressman Scranton and his wife
We're registered at the Monongahela house
In that city. He is expected home within
few days.
Great sympathy is felt with Mr.. and
Mrs. j, Samuel in the death of their bright
little daughter, Catherine Ray, who had
been ailiog for three weeks. The funeral
will take place at Washburn street ceme-
terry on Saturday, leaving Mr.. Samuers
residence, 3G7 School street, Providence, at
2p. m.
The Epworth league Of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church held ribbon
social last evening at Sanderson's park,
where large number of friends attended.
Excellent musical selections were given
and light refreshments served. Eyeryoue
seemed highly pleased with the excellent
arrangements provided for the recreation.
A case which excited intense interest in
the locality Of Won Storch's shaft was
heard by Alderman Williams yesterday.
1t appears tnat Mary Garden and Mary
Gavin had for some time been on visiting
terms until lately rupture occurred in
the cordial relations. Both were indus
tr1ously picking coal and an assault was
committed, hence the appearance Of the
women before the alderman. He dismissed
the case and divided the costs.
At excellent programme has been ar
ranged for the closing exercises of School
No. rs, Providence, which will be held TO-
day at 2p.m. As the proceeds will be
divided equally between the two funds
Qibrary and clock, and an opportunity
will be given for parents to visit the hand
some building in which the children are
educated, large number are expected to
purchase the tickets. which are only 10
cents each.
A very successful entertainment was
held last evening at the Providence Chris
tian church under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian En-
NS"'"is IA ILL hCbeu hS CuhlTIuHu ana
large audience appreciated the excellent
programme which had been prepared. The
proceedings were opened by piano forte
duet, which was very creditably performed
by Misses Finn and Clifford. The orches-
tral trio by Professor Warkenshaw, Mr..
Chilburn and Miss Ross was splendid
specimen Of musical ability and was de-
servedly applauded. Miss De Graw's rem
dition Of her song was exceedingly good
as was also the solo given by Frederick
Carr. The humorous song" Sarah Walkeru
was most cleverly sung by Captain Morris.
who 1t is unnecessary to remark, was
loudly applauded. Miss Phoebe Smith
gave thinking" by special reqnest and
her rendition was exceedingly musical.
Miss Cora Griffin, who was announced on
the programme to give one of her fine
recitations, was prevented from attend.
ing. Splendid recitations were given NV
Miss Mamie Owens and Miss Lottie
Hawks. The piano solo ably given by Miss
Clifford concluded the entertainment. An
ice cream and strawberry social was held
In the church parlor after the entertain.
msnt when refreshments were served out
by ladies Of the society.