The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-29
FOREST CITY.

". S Trim and wife, Of West Pitts
ton. spent Sunday with the formers
parents Professor and Mrs. Trim, in
this place.
Miss Motto Spettigne.o of Clrbondale,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Higgins,
Rev. Father Coroner, pastor Of ST..
Agnes church in this place, visited at
Susquehanna yesterday.
John Maxey has purchased Clark
Avery's ice cream trade business.
F. j. Osgood is u delegate to the
convention of the order Of Solons
which is being held in Pittsburg this
week.
A largo number of Delaware and
Hudson coal trains passed over the
jeff" Sunday. This is the first time
any Sunday running has been done by
the Delaware and Hudson in a long
time.
Rev. P. B Kennedy, the new Pres
byterian minister. preached two clio.
quent sermons in this place Sunday,
and also occupied the pulpit of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church at Carbonate
Sunday afternoon.
The condition of F. Cunningham, ST..
who has been seriously i'll, is improy-
ing.
Attorney l. P. Wedeman was pro
f~essionally engaged in Scranton yes
terday.
H. K, Vaughn. tho Truth representa-
tive ut Carbohdale. visited in this
borough during the Sabbath.
John b. Free, who has'been employed
Dy the General Electric company at
Wyoming for some months past, visited
acquaintances in Forest City Sunday.
prior to his leaving for his home in
Baltimore for n short visit. Upon his
return he will look after the above
company's interests at Pittsburg.
Land Agent McCormic, of Scranton,
was looking after the interests Of the
Hillside company in this borough yes
terday,
4 number Of persons from this place
were taking in the beautiful sights and
scenes of that pleasant summer resort,
Crystsl Lake. Sunday.
AT the meeting Of the Epworth
league tonight Tuesday there will be
o practice in ths use Of parliamentary
rules. Leaders L. P. Wedeman for the
majority and f. j. Osgood for the
minority. This practice will be bene-
fetal to all who have the pleasure of
hearing it.
Active operations have begun at the
clearing of the debris at No. 2 shaft.
Constable John Jones had two depu-
ties arrived at his home last week in the
sh1ps Of two bright little boys.
Tomorrow "wednesday evening the
great %cantata, "Jeptha and His Dnugh.
ter" will be rendered at the Opera
house by a strong company Of local
singers who, under the direction of
Professor John L. Morgan, have prac.
ticed faithfully for a long time this
cantata until their rendition of it is al
most perfect. 1t ehould be we'll pat
ronized, rs it is for the worthy Enter.
prise Fire company, whose services
have been much appreciated many a
time. Prices, 25, 80 and 80 cents.
Rev. Mr.. Jones. pastor of the Blp-
V'oV ShuASu % NiilLOluJ way OOIillCbluS
the usual morning servic, Sunday at
that church aud had finished the prs
liminary exercises and was about to
preach his Memorial IN when he
staggered and dropped to the floor. Hs
was taken to the parsonage near by
and expired in a short time. The
cause OF his death was mp ,plexy. His
many friends will learn with regret of
his sudden demise.
George Kisthart, the popular
butcher, spent Sunday in Gibson Mr..
Kisthart left today for a short sol urn
with HHz!eton friends.
Rev. D. P, Lapp9us, pastor CT the
Baptist church IN this place. preached
II memorial sermon before the Grand
Army Of the Republic post of this
borough Sunday. The sermon was
very eloquent and was listened atten-
lively to by II large congregation. A
delegation from Junior Order United
American Mechanics were present.
Charles auckland had an arm badly
squeesed between two sara while at
work at the Clifford c%olliery today.
EX.County Commissioner Dennis
Casey, of Susquehanna, was greeting
old time friends in town today.