The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-26
ARCHIBALD GLEANiNGS.
News Nuggets Gathered Here and There
By Live Reporter.

By Live Reporter.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
ARCHIBALD. Pa, April 25.-This af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock Miss Jennie Fin
nerty, a charming young lady of this
place. was married to Thomas Burns,
of Providence. in st. Thomas church
The ceremony was performed by the
rector, Rev. t. j. Comsrforj. The
bride was attended by Miss Lizzie
Speicher. and the groomsmsn was John
j, Finnerty, brother Of the bride
The party presented most attractive
| appearance. The bride wore beauti-
full dress Of lavender cashmere, trimmed
with lace. and carried bouqust of Mar.
schal Neil roses. The bridesmaids wore
cream cashmere trimmed with ribbon
The groom and his attendants wore
the customary black. The party en-,
| joyed short drive and later in the
evening a reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Finuerty, of Hill street.
Here many OF the friends Assem- bled
and made merry for few hours. The
couple received many valuable and
beautiful presents, the gifts of friends
and well-wishers Mrs. Burns is an
estimable young lady andevery one will
wish her aud ePwortby husband many
years Of happiness, .,S St
Mrs. john Garden, jr., was in Scran-
ton yesterday.
James F. McAndrew and J. j. Ksar-
ney are on the jury this week Mr..
Kearney is a juror on the murder case
now being tied.
Louis testers vaudeville and athletic
aggregation did not perform here last
evening, Manager White OF the Father
Mathew Hall would not let them, 30
they were obliged to leave.
Ed Flood, of Mayfisld had his foot
badly manGled last evening while try
ing to jump off Delaware aud Hud-
son locomotive Mt tho breaker crossing.
DR.. Van Doren WAS summoned to at
tend to his injuries 1t is likely that
the foot will be amputatsd The young
man was taken home last night.
John A. Foote is confined to the
house owing TO an injury to his foot.
which be sustained by stepping on u
nail
John McAndrew. OF Salem street, is
very i'll OF typhoid fever.
Today was tolerably uuevsntful
one with the Traction company. The
workmen are making great headway
and now have the road prepared AZ far
ss the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western track below the Riverside
store The ties are being lsii as the
road is being prepared, and IL is likely
| the entire route will be covered within
few days The track will be laid in
the center Of the road between the
Riverside store and the Psckville bor-
ough line, although it was the intsn-
t!on Of the company to place it on the
side until otherwise ordered by the
road COMMITTEES of the council
There is probability OF clash be
tween the Traction company and the
Delaware aud Hudson company with
reference to the crossing OF the gravity
track The Delaware aud Hudson
company has a watchmau at the cross
ing and will not let the Traction com
pany cross. As yet the latter company
| has made no effort TO span the track,
but there may be fun when they at
tempt II.
County Surveyor Dunning Is at work
on bis map Of the plank road between
the Delaware and Hudson track and
the terminus He will have il ready in
day or two. His survey has revealed
the fact that nearly all the fences
along the line OF the track infringe on
the road in many instances to consid.
cradle extent Hepry Ort's hotel is sx-
actly on the line 'on one side Of the
road according to the survey, and
Peter Millsrs fence is on the other In
nearly every case farther up the hill
th fences are beyond the line. II Mr
Duunihgs survey is followed 1t will
make things rather inconvsnisnt for
the property holders