The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-14
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The Guild Of st. Agnes will hold a
social at the residence Of Mr.. A. B..
Oliver or Brook street Friday evening
Refreshments will be served on the
lawn if the weather permits. An en-
tertaining musical programme has been
arranged for the evening.
The many friends Of Miss Lille War.
dell gathered at her home on Grove
street Wednesday night, the occasion
being in shonor of the young lady's
birthday. The occasion was q complete
surprise. The evening was pleasantly
spent and In the "wee sma' hours" the
guests departed wishing the young lady
many happy days. Music was furnished
by Professor Johnson, of Scranton.
The Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail-
road company and the Pennsylvania
Coal company paid their employees
yesterday.
A cross walk is badly needed at the
corner Of Cherry and Fourth streets.
This is one of the principal crossings
on the street, and during wet. muddy
weather, pedestrians have TO go q
block out Of their way to eros, the
street.
A number of the Erie and Wyoming g
Valley and Pennsylvania Coal company
cfficeials made an inspection on the
above road Wednesday,. The party
wac composed of L. II. Mead, George
W. Quiutaid, Samuel Thorne, Thomas
Hodgson, Mr.. Platt and Benjamin
Smith, of New York. The party ar
rived at Lackawaxen Tuesday night in
private car "Ramapo,' where they
were met by President John B. Smith,
Superintendent George B Smith and
c. p. Savage aud A. w. Close with Su-
perintendent Smiths private car. The
tour included all of the railroad and
branches and Pennsylvania Coal COM
pany's breakers. Dinner was partaken
of at Wilkes Barre after which the
party returned to Scranton, continuing
their excursion to Buffalo via Delaware
and Hudson and Erie railways.
Mr. aud Mrs G. II. Styles, Of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Tuthill.
of Hawley, have been visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvine Tuthill
this week.
L, NJ. Smiuk has returned from a
visit to Bay Head
Mrs. Scott Vail and family, of Scran-
ton. visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. A. D. Blackinlon is visiting
Connecticut friends.
Miss Emma Chamberln. OF Blooms.
burg, is a visitor at the home of NJ.
Cham berlin.
The missionary social held under the
auspicies of the Ladies' Missionary 90
ciety and the Young Lldies' circle at
the Presbyterian church last night
proved grand success. both socially
and financially. Etcb mem ber told how
they earned their dollar and as the ex-
plantations were written in rhyme the Y
proved very amusing, macy of the
writer's showing abilities that would
rival a Longfellow or Whittier. A
splended musical programme was en-
tertainingly rendered. after which re-
freshments were served. There was u
large attendance.
A young lad named Matthews was
injured while jumping from traction
Car at the Corners last night. A mum
ber of boys have been In the habit Of
riding on the Car steps until the con
ductor drove them off, and last night
Matthews was among the crowd and
when the conductor ordered him off he
jumped backwards and struck on the
pack Of his head. He was carried into
DR.. Winters Office. where the contu
sion was examined. The doctor could
not say whether it would prove serious
ornot.