The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-06
CITY NOTES.

John NJ. Ward, Of New York city, is Wis.
itirg his uncle, eX-JudGe Ward.
Deputy Sheriff Gaffney yesterday sold
the stock Of notions Of Anna j. Thomas, OF
Carbondale, for s34 54
The Gentlemen's Driving club will hold
its first meet at the Driving park Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Scranton Glass companv'S factory at
Green Ridge shut down last Saturday for
the annual summer vacation.
The Scranton Calledoniau club enter
tained a number OF the delegates TO the
recent convention at Farview yesterday.
The employees of the Eddy Creek and
Olyphaut collieries of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company were paid yester.
day afternoon.
The Penn Avenue Baptist church and
Sunday school 90 to Lake Ariel, Saturday.
July7. Tickets GO cents s;children 30 cents.
Train leaves at s. 30. ~
The Oxford, Dodge and Bellevue COL
lielies were paid yesterday. The employees
Of the Hampton and Sloan collieries and
of the machine shops will be paid today.
The will Of George D. Couch. late of Car
bondale was admitted to probate yester-
day by Register of Wills Koehler, and let
teis testdmentary granted to Lydia j.
Couch.
Rev. @. L. Maioe pastor of Zion Evan.
gelical church on Capouse avenue, will de-
iver song sermon next Sunday evening
The choir will prepare for the same on Fri.
1ay evening,
A party Of local coal men will leave this
city this morning for Richmondale to in.
spec, the new coal works at that place.
They will leave this city ON special cal
attached to the TO- 55 a. m. train over the
New York, Ontario and Western railroad
Richard Pritchard, an old man who re
sides on Linden street, suffered sur
stroke Wednesday morning while walking
about town. He was removed to his home
where DR.. d. b. Band attended him. Yes
terday Mr.. Pritchard had almost entirely
recovered.
George Davis, aged "a, OF Moosic, and
Mary James, aged Is, of the West Side, tool
out marriage license yesterday. They
called upon Alderman Ntzsimmons and
requested his honor to make them one.
The alderman raised his hand over then
and pronounced the words Of the cere-
mony. They departed with happy smiles
The first party from the Young Men.
Christian association took possession o
the cottage ar Point o Woods" Great
South Beach. yesterday. A second party
will probably go down on Saturday
From the inquiries and applications fol
rooms it would seem that the association
had struck apopular feature when it Sc
cured the pleasant cottage.
There was only one new patient re.
ceived at the Lackawanna hospital yester.
day, and that was the man Fadgen, O,
whom mention was made in Mondays is
sue Of The TRIBUNE as having been found
playing in the Lackawanna river at Love
road. The officials at the hospital saw
that he is demented without doubt, bnt
thinkit Is only temporary.
A piano recital will be given at 10!
Tenth street, Hyde Park, this evening by
the pupils of Miss Anna r. Williams, as
sisted by Miss Harriet Ward, violinist, and
Mrs. Charles Metzgar, soloist. The pro-
gramme will be rendered by the following
pupils: Misses Bertha Carson, Jessi
Vert, May Pinnell, Sadie Cosett, Jessi
Bevan, Effie Fellows, Anna Merriman
Bessie Phillips, Grace Hinman, Nettie AM
Bessie Mears, u ellie Williams, Mary Phil
lips, May Edwards Nellie Donnelly, Leil
Phillips. Lois Fellows, Lizzie Heiser. Mel
lie Fellows, Harriet Ward, Grace Cham
berlain, Mabel Christ and Master Robbi
Carson.