The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-02
P!TTsToN CONVERSATIONS.
Events of Interest Briefly Related il
Readable News Notes

Events of Interest Briefly Related In
Readable News Notes.
The Christian EndeaYor Union so
cial will occur this evening in the
Broad Street Presbyterian church.
A slight fall Of snow early yesterday
morning has made the slsighing all
that could be desired. Liverymen are
happy and everybody enjoys the sport
afforded.
Dr.. r. II. Gibbons and DR. Lewis II.
Fry, Of Scranton, We're in Avoct y5stsr'
1av in consultation upon important
surgical cases.
Joseph Andrews e. Co., took possess
sion of the Wyoming News yesterday
and will hencefOrth davote its columns
to the local news of that town.
Augustinia Boss, better know as
"Frency," was admitted to the hOspi.
tai yesterday. He ID suffering from tine
grip and several bruises sustained by
falling on the ice.
Frank Brauuigin, employed at No.
4 shaft of the Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany in the capacity of laborsr. had
lis arm caught and badly bruised be-
ween u car and prop Wednesday.
Therevival services which have been
an interesting feature in the Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal church the
present week, continue to attract large
congregations nightly.
Father NJ +. Crane gave supper to
the children who participated in the
contest for the barrel of candy in the
basement of the church last evening
Thomas E. Shea and his company of
recogniz ID artists presented ''Mixed
Up" at Music Hall last evening to a
large audience The play was greatly
enjoyed, and literally applauded
Railroad patrons would do we'll to
note that slight change torS place
yesterday in the time of train No. Z, on
the Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
1t now leaves New York at 10 4. M.
instead of s 4j, but arrives in Pittston
at the same time as before, IS p M.
the difference being made up between
New York and Wilkes Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nolan, of Rail
road street, entertained the following
persons Wednesday evening at their
pleasant home with a social supper:
james Walsh, DR. J. j. Walsh and
children, Miss II. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Conway, Mrs Z Keating, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. P. McElhenny, Q. Donnelly, W.
Fryer, and Mr.. and Mrs, T. S. Lotus
The case of Dr. j. B. Mahan VS.. Ger
hard Snyder Of the Eagle hotel, for the
recovery of a revolver, was called in
court yesterday for trial The jury
found a verdict for Mr.. Snyder. The
facts Of the case are no doubt familiar
to THE TRIBUNE readers an account of
which appeared in these columns at
the time.
At attempt was made to burglarizs
I. j. Benedict's store Wednesday
night, but the sudden appearance Of
Mr. Benedict scared the thieves away.
William s. Neville, formerly princi-
pal of our public schools, but who for
the past dozen years has made his home
at Tacoma, Wash, where he has been
phenomenally successful in business
enterprises, and Miss Katie Fitzmlr.
tin. Of Little Meadows, Susquehanna
county, Pa, who has many acquaint-
ances here, having been frequent
visitor of the Misses Maloney, of
Upper Pittston, were married at
the Little Meadows Catholic
church yesterday by the pastor,
Rev. Father Colligan. NJ. N. Don.
nelly, esq, of this place, was grooms-
man, and Miss Mary Neville, of Little
Meadows. was bridesmaid MIR. Ne
vile is brother OF Mrs. Thomas Ma.
loney, Of Upper Pittston. He and his
bride will arrive here Saturday and
will be the guests of the Maloney fam
lily for a few dayF, after which they
will leave on an extended wedding
tour. Their numerous Pittston friends
join in wishing them prosperous and
happy journey through life.-Gazette.