The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-23
news OF This VICINITY
CARBONDALE.

"A very pleasant social event occurred
on Friday evening at the home of AL
derman William Williams, the occasion
being the celebration of the eigh teenth
birthday Of his daughter, Gertrude.
The evening was one long to be remem'
bered by the guests. At midnight an
elegant repast was served. Those whose
privilege 1t was to enjoy the festivities
are as follows: Misses Hattie and Dora
Staples, of Green Grove; Miss Jennie
Solomon, of Jermyn; Misses BERTHE and
Minnie Phillips, Of South Canaan;
Misses Annie White, Ida White, Ella
Shreen Emma Wills, Rose Chubb,
Mabel Stanton, Kate Birmingham, Ag-
mes Reardon, Ruth Pearce, May Smith,
Alice Thorpe, Annie Tonkin, Alta Ran"
kin, Altha Rankin, Mary Haley, Flor
ence Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson,
Mrs. Honey Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Thorpe,
William Marvin and William Staples.
of Green Grove; Fred Smith, of Jer-
myn; DR.. Whitehead, Willie Williams.
George Schreen, Arthur Finton, George
Schrader, Eugene Shaffer, Tom Rankin,
Joe Hawkins, Thomas Hunter, Ernest
Dalson, Henry Lewis, Frank Reardon,
George Honey, Eddie Woodward, Will
lie Wills, Thomas j. Thomas
VIII Evans, of Chicago, a former
Carbondale resident, is visiting friends
in this city.
Benjamin Maxey, of Forest City, was
a caller in Carbondale ON Saturday.
John c. Blower, of Scranton, spent
the Sabbath in this city.
DR.. John S. Niles, who has been at
tending course of lectures and clinics
under DR.. Price, of Philadelphia, will
return home today.
On Friday of this week will occur the
ball of e. e. Hendrick lodge, Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, in w. w.
Watts building.
The concert which will be given at
the Methodist church on Wednesday
evening Of this week will be one of un-
usual interest. 1t will be produced by
quartette composed of the following
talented singers: Mrs. B. T. Jayne,
Scranton's leading soprano, now solo
lst in the choir of the Second Presby.
terlan church in that city; Mrs Boston
Williams, renowned as q contralto
singer; Lew Herbert, the great basso,
and William d. Evans, Carbondale's
unequalled tenor.
Miss Flora Allen, Of Forest City, and
Charlotte Giles, Of this city. will leave
on wednesday of this week to visit
friends in Wyoming, where they will
witness the marriage of Miss Mary e.
Davis to Charles e. Penny. The bride,
is we'll known in this city.
Miss Annie Spruks, of Honesdale.
spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. D.
w. Humphrey, of Salem avenue.
Mrs. c. p. Hallock and Mrs. War
wick, of Gilbert street, are guests of
Pittston friends.
Frank Berry, who has been in Phila-
delphia during the past few weeks,
has returned home again.
This afternoon in st. Rose church at
4 o'clock will occur the marriages of the
Misses Mary and Annie Boland.
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Boland, of Dundaff street. The former
VIII be married to Thomas Hosie, of
tarView street, and the latter to
Michael Marion, of Canaan street.
This afternoon General Daniel H.
Hastings, the Republican candidate
for governor will come to Carbondale.
He and the party of distinguished men
who will accompany him will come
from Scranton on a special train at
lib p. m. over the Delaware and Hud-
son railroad. AT o'clock speeches will
be made in front of Hotel Anthracite.
Joseph Mattinos, Polander, was in
stantly killed in the Northwest mine
yesterday morning by being beneath
a fall of rock.
Miss Mae Hallock went to Wilkes
Barre yesterday and on Wednesday
of this week she will attend the we'd
ding Of her cousin, Fred Taylor, a
young man well known in Carbondale.
Messrs. Frick and Copeland, of this
city, and Freeman, of Scranton, view
ers appointed by court to lay out
road in Fell township, went over the
ground yesterday morning. The pro-
posed road would run through the
Morss and Warren tracts to Richmond
vile. A considerable grade was en-
countered at some points and the prob
abilities are that the construction of
suitable thoroughfare would cost SO, 900.
Some of the residents and corporations
of that section are, however willing
to defray any extra expenses that may
be necessary to put the road in the best
condition.
Miss Hattie Hutchins, of Washington
street, passed the Sabbath with friends
in Honesdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Reynolds, of Ter
race street, spent Sunday in Scranton
IN. ".
MIR. and Mrs. r. H. Reynolds have
moved into their new home on Wyo-
ming street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Clarke have been
called to Berwick by the sad intell-
gence announcing the death of Mrs.
Clarke's sister.
James E. Morrison, of South Main
street, was struck and knocked down
yesterday morning by Delaware and
Hudson locomotive. His injuries, al
though painful, are not serious. He
was walking up the track on his way to
work at the Hendrick works
William Peil, of Honesdale, has ac-
cepted position as prescription clerk
with Druggist A. W. Reynolds.
The annual meeting of the Societa
Giovanni Italia occurred at their hall
on Sunday afternoon and the follow
ing officers We're elected President,
Gabriel Pugliano; vice president,
Nicolas Roggiero; treasurer, Santo
Pugliano; financial secretary, Joseph
Cerra; recording secretary, T.. Barbieri;
vice recording secretary l.. Romani.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohrs, of Park
street, spent Sunday in Honesdale.
The Alhambra Social club will hold
social in the Keystone hall on the
eve of Thanksgiving DaV Wednesday,