The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-27
DUNMORE.

The Young Mems institute held
meeting at the library Sunday after
noon and elected oificsrs The follow
ing were chosen: President, B. W.
Cooney; first vice president, Frank Cul-
len; second vice-presideut, John F,
Golden; recording secretary, W. J.
Crane; financial secretary, P. J. Fin
nerty; marshal. Arch Miller; CORE
spending secretary, Frank McHsle;
executive committee. Thomas Mahon,
P. W. Taylor. James Finnsrty; cAap-
lain, Rev & McMurray.
Miss Elsie Colgate, of Hswlev. spent
Sunday with Miss Blanche Bloes.
Misses Rose Warner and Agnes Mich
ol, of Moosic, visited at the home Of
Robert White on Sunday.
Mrs Sudler Hopkins, of Drinker
street. is convslssciug after a short ill
ness.
The gentlemen of the Presbyterian
congregation will hold meeting at the
church parlors this evening to make
final ARRANGEMENTS for their social,
which is to be held on March 13
The ball of George NJ. Wallace lodge,
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
promises to be grand affair and hun
dreds Of tickets are being sold
H. a. Mace, chief dispatcher of the
Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad ex
poets to occupy his new home on Dad
ley street vt an early date.
Anthony Horan who IA erecting
new residence on Dudley street thinks
ian ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" so will have false pill
lars built in the old workings under
his house and lot.
The new schedule of the Scranton
Traction company will he appreciated
by all who travel via No 6 section.
1t is much more of an accommodation
to the travelling public all over town
than the old plan was 1t fills the
place of the old branch car and alsO
gives Chestnut street people the same
service they formerly had. The com.
Dany should now build some kind Of
shelter at No junction so passengers
will not have to stand in storms when
waiting to make connections. II would
cost but trifls compared with the in
creased favor in which the public
would view the officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gslatt, of Sus.
quehanna county, Pa, are guests at
the home of Engineer Bronson, on Elm
street.
The Times has secured correspond
ent for this place in the person OF
lGnrfra u w Gnnnnry l.!
an energetic and up to date parsonage
and will prove valuable to the daily he
represents.
DR.. Chamberlain being the five year
appointee on the lately appointed board
of health will act as chairman and
will shortly call meeting to consnm
mate an organization of that boly.
Miss Mrry Cooney, OF Pttston, spent
Sunday with MissAnHie Cooney,o Pot
tersstreet.
Mrs Trooph, Of Drinker street, is i'll
at her home with pneumonia.
Miss Lizzie Cronon, of Drinker
street, is visiting friends in Hyde
Park
Messrs NJ. J McHale, John Fadden
and Lawrence Howard Of Olyphant,
we're visitors at this place on Sunday
last.
Misses Elvira Harris and Emma
Gray, of HYDE Park avenue. spent Sun
day with Miss Alice Spencer, on Bloom
street.
Mr.. Stephen Allen Is confined to his
home by illness.
The attendance at the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school last Sunday
was 3G7, the largest number the school
has ever had
The funeral of Matthew Steen. who
shot himself on Sunday, will occur to.
morrow morning at 1890 o'clock at
Moscow.
W. G, Kestell, of Peckville, called on
friends here this week.
Over $50 was realized from the
Fannie Crosby entertainment given at
the Methodist Episcopal church Friday
evening.
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