The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
NORTH END BRIEFS.

ne NOrtn End Olilce OF the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located ut the Lewis Drug store,
whore subscriptions, advertisements and com
municatiOns will receive prom t attention.
Dennis Neary is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Lily Woodwork returned from the
Pennsy fvauia Oral school yesterday to
spend her summer vacation with her pa
rents.
Miss Agnes Kelly of 81 Market street,
entertained large number Of friends at q
O'clock tea on Thursday upon the occa-
sion Of her taking up her residence in her
new home. good selection Of music was
rendered by james p. Burns and Others.
Edward House aud Mrs. Martha Avery,
both of Providence, were parniing the
streets Thursdaynight andwero detected by
the officer behaving improperly about mid
night near Dickson avenue. They spent
the night ut the police station and yester-
day morning the alderman fined the lady
81 and 81 costs, which was paid. Hor par
amour left his watch as security for the
redemption Of his fine.
Miss Mary A. VHara held celebration
at her home on West Market street, where
she Hospitality entertained tue following
guests: Misses Nellie, Lucy and jennie
OHara, Misses Bridget Welsh, Maggie
White, Gerty McEaGen, Jenny White,
Hannah Kelly, LIZZIE Scahaele, and Frank
r. burke, Frank w ite, Patrick O'IInra,
James p. Burns, William Burke, Peter
Flynn, James Flynn. The hearty thanks
Of the guests was rendered Miss OIIara.
The Presbyterian church entertainment
last evening was a decidel success ana the
Ladies' Aid society with thor president,
Mrs Byron Wlntpn, are to be cOngratu.
lated upon tho work accomplished. Ed
Roderick acted as chairman and the fol-
lowing itens were highly appreciated:
Solo. Miss Cassie Gabriel: recitation,
Archie Morgan; piano solo, Nellie Morgan;
rccitatior, George Stafford; solo, Miss
Smith; recitation, Lizzie Halderman and
Lillian Saeel. Ice cream, cake, sand
wiches aud coffee were served by tho Ia
dies.
r. d. Brader no more hoEors Providence
by bis presence, although q few residents
would dearly like to see him. Brader has
proved one too many for three groCers
whom he has "let I'M for tho sums of SO,
S25 md $50 respectively, and also one
druggist for S25. lie also gave II chcque of
So TO pay debt of s. and received $50
good money in change. Nothing has been
realized on the check. The hero of these
exploits left Providence on Sunday morn
inG, thus showing his foresight in choos-
ing the best day, and is supposed to nave
travelled by Lehigh Valley on route for
Wilmington. Del. He is native OF
Danville. The effects of his butcher shop
will be sold by the sheriff on Jane IS.
A large audience appreciated the good
programme provided at the North Main
Avenue Baptist church last evening. Miss
Nellie DeGraw was highly applsuded for
her solo and in the duet by Miss r. Evans
and l.. Davis an encore was loudly de-
manded. The quartette by F. j. Phillips
and party was also greatly appreciated.
RecitatiOns were also given by Grace VIII.
iams and others. The tablaau "Yleld Not
to Temptationn and "Rock of Ages" were
eNcellently accomplished. At the conclu-
sion of the entertainment the audience ad
journed to the lawn, which was very taste
fully decorated with Chinese lanterns
| swung among the trees, the effect being q
very pretty one Ice cream and other
! light rtfresnments were served and d
thoroughly enjoyable evening spent The
entertainment and social were provided
by class No. IL.
The entertainment at the Methodist
| Episcopal church parlors last evening was
great success both in the excellence of
| the musical selections and the attendance
Mr.. Kemmerburg acted as chairman
MIR. Lenney the conductor and members
of the choir for the good work accomplish.
ed. The plantation hymn by the choir
was we'll rendered and the recitation By
Miss Alice Guest was much applauded,
Mrs. Melzsar' solo was encored us also
was the duet by McssIs. BroGdbent and
Lnney. Miss Mary Guest was much ap.
preciated in her solo while the duet of the
Henry children was deseryedly encored be.
ing an excellent rendition. The remainder
of the programme was well sustained as
follows: Solo, NJ. LanyOn: piano solo, Miss
Nellie Benjamin; recitation, Mrs Ne
Donald, and the ladies', chorus Mrs. Nc.
Donald very efficiently discharged the
duties Of accompanist.