The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-20
CARBONDALE.

Farview is still growing in popular
ity. The place is being improved each
year and tho improvements of this
season will add much to the pleasure
of the excursionists. The following Ia
the complete list Of bookings at the
Delaware and Hudson Company's
Offices for this season up to date:
June 20. Junior Order United Amer
lean Mechanics, of Wilkes Barre; +;
June 81, Providence Presbyterian Sun
day school and congregation; June
%, Red Men, Of Miners Mills;
June 2G; Second Presbyter.
ian Sunday school, of Scranton;
June -. German Lutheran Sunday
school of Honesdale; June 90. Method
ist Sunday school OF Honesdale; July 4,
Delaware and Hudson Canal company;
July T. Olyphant Total Abstinance 80
ciety; July 10. Ladies' Catholic Bsne.
VIOLENT association of Carbondale; July
H. Welsh Baptist church of PrOvidonce; !;
July lG, Knights of Father Mathew OF
Archibald; July Is. Methodist Sunday
school of Jermyn; July 10, Sosthenes
lodge, No 1866. of Scranton;
July 20. Columbia Hose company, Of
CarbondaIe; July 81, Independent Or
der of Red Men. of LSrkville; July
%, ST. Aloysius, of Kingston; July 24.
Methodist Sunday school, of Pittston
July %, Archibald Hose company; July
2G, st. Aloysius, Of Wilkes Barre; July
%, st. Aloysius, of Pittston; July 30,
st. Johns society, of Scranton; July
81, United German society. of Homes
dale; August l. Patriotic Order Sons of
America, camp No. l1S. Of Wilkes.
Barre; August 2. excursion from
line of the Ontario and Western; Au-
gust 4, Marvino Mine Fund associa-
uon; August s. Young Peoples Society
Of Christian EndeavOr OF Wayne and
Susquehanna counties; August ., Ok
ford Mine Accidental fund; August IL,
Knights OF Pythiss of Scranton; Au-
gust 10, Seven County Veteran re un-
ion; August 90. East Side band Of
Archibald; August 81, Scranton Turn
Verein; August %, Oneonta City band
of Oneonta, N. Y; September /, Ger.
mania and Columbus pands of Carbon
dale.
At the meeting on Monday evening
Of the committee appointed by the Sab.
bath schools to decide when and where
to hold the union Sunday school excur-
sion and picnic, it was decided to have
the excursion to Fairvew on Friday
July Is. 1t is expected that this will
be ono of the most pleasant and happy
occasions of the season.
James NJ. Nicol has accepted tenn
porary position in the First National
bank.
Harry Van Damark will return to
Lexington, KY, on Friday after enjoy
ing Il several days visit with his parents
and friends in this city.
Mrs. Robert Turnbull, OF Dalton, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Alice
Crago, of Salem avenue.
Last evening occurred the social and
ball of the Germania Singing society
in Keystone hall.
Bert Blakesley, of Forest City. WAS a
Carbondale visitor last evening.
To-day at 12 O'Clock noon will occur
at tho residence Of George w. Perkins,
of WaYmart, double wedding, which
will unite Miss Grace E., daughter of
G. W. Perkins to Mr.. Il. A. Wonna-
cott, popular young merchant of the
above named place, and Miss Minnie
Wonnaeott, daughter of Samuel Won
nacott, to Mr.. Byron N. Peck, an OBJ.
liging baggagemaster Of the Delaware
and Hudson railroad. The young
Indies are frequent visitors to this city
and are held III high esteem by many.
MIR. Wonnacott is also we'll known in
this city, having served number of
years az hoad bookkepar for Il. P. Pat
terson e. Sons, and Mr.. Peck has served
as above stated long time. Mr.. and
Mrs. WonDacott will take quite
lengthy trip. incluiing New York.
Philadelphia, Washington, and through
the west. Mr. Peck and wife will be
gone about two weeks.