The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-06
NORTH END BRIEFS.

Miss Florence Sickler is spending her va
cation at Tunkhannock.
William Stark, Of North Main avenue,
is entertaining Mr.. Doyle, of West Nichol-
son.
We are clearing out the whole Of our
stock of fine eIchiugs. Chicago Art Co.,
1871 Penn avenue. ~
Mrs John Leonard, of Newark, N. j., is
visiting her mother, Mrs McNulty, of
Margaret avenue.
DR.. Kinter will address a public meet
ing this evening at the Green Ridge Pro-
hibition League rooms.
A. NJ. Atherton, of North Main avenue,
is unable to accompany the New York and
Scranton party on the Canadian tour.
The social at the Welsh Congregational
church is evening promises to be great
success, as splendid programme has been
arranged.
Henry NJ. Atherton, of North Main
avenue, is at Lake Winola, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Atherton have returned
from the same place.
Professor Burdick, of CspouSe avenue, is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. James Ted
dings, of Mnpetou, IA, and Mrs. George
Rev. d. A. Evans resumed duties yester-
day at the Puritan Congregational church
and was congratulated by his many
friends upon his improved state of health.
Rev. w. f. Davies preached special
sermon at the Welsh Baptist church last
evening upon Baptist principles. A new
member was received into the church by
the ceremony of Baptism.
The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Manley, of
Hollow street, took place yesterday amid
many tokens Of respect. Deceased has
suffered but short illness aud the grief OF
husband ard children is tine more poignant
Intermeut took place at Hyde Park ceme-
terry.
The funeral of Thomas D. jenkins, Of
Throop street, who died so suddenly on
Friday evening, Will take place today at
2p nj. from the residence. The members
Of the Foresters and Odd Fellows lodges
are requested to meet at their respective
halls at p. IN.
The Puritan church choir and Miss
Mulley's class No. 16, OF the Methodist
| Episcopal church, are arranging grand
concert to be held in the Methodist Epis.
copal church parlor on Aug, l3. The pro.
ceeds viii be divided between the choir
and the class Miss Mulley's class is
working energstically to provide funds
for splendid chandelier for the church.
The Methodist Episcopal church choir
| has arranged to run their first annual eX-
cursion on August IA to Lake Wnola.
| For some considerable time the members
and conductor have given their services
voluntarily, thus being the means of econ
omiziug few hundreds Of dollars an
nually while at the same time the excel.
lence Of the music has been sustained.
The house of Mrs. Catharine Farrell, 1856
Wilbur street, was destroyed by ire on
| Saturday afternoon. In response to the
call from box 20 the Liberty, Niagara and
Excelsior hose cOmpaniSs attended, but
the fire had gained too much headway be-
fore their arrival. The greater part of the
| furniture was removed. 1t is thought that
the fire originated from defect in the
flue. as the flames We're first discovered
near the chimney in the second story.
Daniel Devine, of Oak street, was ar
rested last night by Lieutenant SpeIlmar
and Officer r. &. Jones consequent upor
com plants Of various citizens 1t appears
that Danny" is subject to hallucinationt
when he imagines that the whole world II
set against him and he has at various time.
succeeded in establishing himself as q
dangerous character. He will be exam
ined today with a view to his being dis
patched 10 the Poor farm where he prey
iously resided for two years.