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

On Monday evening occurred the
regular session of the select council.
1t was meeting Of much Importance.
and the following bills against the city
were ordered paid: Police department,
$17G G6; special police. SO rs; Crystal
Lake Water company semi annual
till, fiity-one hydrants. $3S9 so; four
teen flush tanks. $78; Columbia House
$40; Mitchell house, $40; city hall, $32i
total, $5O15O; Electric Light. Heat and
rower company. $l0S 80; hoard
of health salaries, 500. sc; Santo Scola
salary, SS5; Hugh Atkinson, inspector,
$44. P, d. Walsh, inspector. 81; Col
linS s. Kennedy, estimate, 1854; street
department January to May, $lSl 90;
street department May to June. SIG 80;
Delaware and Hudson company. Nit.
chell's coal, 500 so; Fowler and Bron-
son, Mitchell's feed, 500. Is; Fowler and
Bronson, Columbias feed So rs.
The Epworth league of the Method
ist church will give an entertainment
this evening "Wednesday whom the
following interesting programme will
be rendered: Vocal quartette, Robert
Burns, Mrs. J. I. Pethick; Walter
Scott, Frank Smith; Harriet Beecher
Stowe, May Pengelly; vocal solo. Mrs.
w. r. Moon; Charles Dickens, Clara
Moon. H. W. Lougfellow, Raymond
Hockenbsrly; Louise Alcott, Grace
Hathaway; instrumental duet.
The following party of young ladies
left this city yesterday morning for
Lake Ariel where they passed the day.:
Miss Mary Watt and her guest, Miss
Patterson, of Wilkes Barre; Jessie
Watt, Josephine Burr, Mabel Jadwin,
Cora Bell, Grace Hathaways and Min
nis Reynolds.
Mrs. Alfred Corbin, of Nineveb, n.
Y. is the guest of her friend Mrs. A
S. Lewsley, of High street.
The Ladies' Temperance society held
m entertaigmens last evening in st.
Rose hall on church street, as this was
the first public affair of the society the
number of invitations were limited
Rev. F F. Coffey acted as master Of
ceremonies and very interesting pro-
gramma was rendered.
The first meal was served at noon
yesterday in the new Hotel Anthracite
and the menu was as follows: Tomato
with rice, baked blue fish Ia Creole,
pototoes julienne. corned beef and
cabbage, roast beef. lamb, mint sauce,
chicken pot pie, frogs legs. la Rou
lotte, pineapple fritters tutti frutti
sauce, boiled potatoes, mashed pota-
toes, parsnips, peas, stewed tomatoes,
salmon salad, strawberry short cake.
rhubarb pie. lemon pie, choco-
late cake, vanilla Ice cream.
coffee, tea and milk. The fol.
lowing guests participated in the first
spread: L. G. Holden, New York
Conrad Schroeder, Charles Robinson,
f. NJ. Mayer, Scranton; A. p. Traut-
vein, ]. II. Paul, George Fl, Paul, Mr.,
and Mrs. t. r. Durfee, Charles Nc
Mullen, of Scranton; L. A. Bassstt.
L. NJ. Smith, A. L. Patterson, l.. A.
Patterson, J. A. Hoole, William
Muir, of Honesdale; H. B. Dins
more, of Wellsboro, Pa. r. A. Jadwin,
A. D Harding, OF Susquehanua. r, A
Hutchinson, of Wilkes. Barre; W. NJ,
Lsthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Shannon,
F. G. Peters. OF Rochester Mr. and Mrs
George S Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs G. w.
Reynolds, Mrs l. W. Allen, Williams
port; e M, Peck, John McComb OF
Scranton: D. Frohman, Of Scranton
W. f. Sadler, jr.; w. G. Scurry. John
B. Morris. of Williamsport; G. NJ. Pat
terdon, D. H. Gordon of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs, Jonn Mohrs, Gerge Van
Keuren, F. G. Hurd, L, M, Brundngs,
W. H. Gaylord. Of Binghamton; Lee
Kreiger, of Philadelphia; o. G. Kings
ley of Binghamton; Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Mac Cartney and daughter, Romaine,
of Springfield, Mass. Mrs. W. G. Gilt
ford.
Cards of invitation have been
received by friends in this city to the
marriage of Miss Grace Hamilton
Whitney, of Susquehanna, to Mr.. Fred
Ogden Martin, OF Deposit. N. Y event
to occur on June a. Miss Whitney
has many friends in this city, having
visited here several times.