The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
NORTH EMO BRIEFS.

[Tho North End office of the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located at the Lewis Drug Store
whcrc subscriptions, advertisements and com
munications will receive prompt attention.
Mrs. Jehu Jehu. of Wayne avenue, has
been i'll for two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Shotten has returned from
visit to Walton, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs Corditt, of Orange. N j.,
are guests of A. B. Mum.
The Methodist Episcopal parsonage is
being improved by the painters.
A. r. Hagnett Of North Main avenue,
was at Wilkes. Barre yesterday.
A. W. Blandin has resigned his position
Mt the Green Ridge Store company.
Henry Pyotheroe, of Gillespie's store, is
spending his vacation at Atlantic City.
The two boys, Lewis and Murphy, who
We're burned by gunpowder, are recover
ing rapidly.
A special meeting of the Excelsior Hose
company, No. 8, will be held at their par
lors this evening.
Ex-Judge Lewis, OF Edna auenue, is i'm
proving and is able to sit in his room dur
ing portion Of the day.
The engine house of the General Phin-
and improved throughout.
The Rev. R. p, Williams, of North Wales,
will preach Mt the Welsh Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
Hiram lodge, No. 2Gl, Free and Accepted
MasOns, will not hold meetings during the
summer, but will resume iu September.
The Lincoln Lodge, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, No. %, have arranged an
excursion to Harvey's lake on August IL.
1t is expected that the Parker street
bridge will be ready for vehcular traffic
| tomorrow. 1t is now in condition for
pedestrians.
The Court Scranton, No. $500, Ancient
Order of Foresters. has arranged for an
entertainment and match contest in
Lucas hall on July Is,
The Gregory branch works were 30 for
tunate in securing orders it has been nee
cessary to work extra hours daily to keep
the supply equal to the demand.
Rev. G. Z. Guild returned home from
Walton, N. Y, yesterday, having ex.
changed pulpits with the Rev. Mr..
Nimms, of that place, Oh Sunday last.
The annual election of Sunday school
officers WAS held at the Presbyterian
church, Green Ridge, on Sunday, when
the various Offices We're creditable filled.
| The many friends of Miss Nellie Bell.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs James Bell will
will be glad TO hear that the clever young
| lady has graduated at the State Normal
school at Mansfield Pa
Tho Baptist Young Peoples union have
arranged "A meeting for this evening, when
addresses on the four gospels will be given
by Miss Evans, of Wayne Evenue, w. II.
Thomas. William Pughe and Eli Weeks.
Rev. D. NJ. Kinter is about to leave for
few days vacation in Delaware county.
| The reverend gentleman is much devoted
to the piscatorial art. He will, during his
absence, preach at special evangelical SER
vices in Delaware
Miss Jeanette Christmas, formerly well
known as n successful teacher at the Oral
school and now holding q position in a
| similar institution at Trenton, N j.. ia
spending her vacation with her parents at
| West Market street
The report which appeared in various
| local papers that the funeral of William
| Evans, of Oak street, had taken place yes
terday, was incorrect, as the funeral will
take place today Mt | p. m. MS stated in
yesterdays TRIBUNE.
The Ladies' AID society of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold reception for
tho adult members Of the congregation on
Friday evening at 8 O'clock, when n pro-
grnmme of select music will DO given and
| light refreshments served.
Mrs. John O'Malloy's funeral took place
yesterday from her residence on McDon-
oug b aveaue' Service was held at Holy
Rosary church and the interment took
place at Hyde Park cemetery. A very
large number Of mourners attended the
| funeral.
Miss Mary A. Davies daughter of Rev.
W. +. Davies, Of Wayne avenne, and Miss
Susie Evans, daughter Of Rev, d. A. Evans,
Of the Puritan church, have successfully
passed the examination to enter the senior
class of East Stroudsburg State Normal
school, and will return this week to spend
their vacation with their parents in the
North End.