The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27
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Clarence Morgan, formerly employed
at George Whites barber shop on Main
street, has accepted position at the
Anthracite barber shop
An infant child Of Richard Blight.
of Clarke avenue, is very i'll with bron-
chitis
William Moyles, a resident Of Clarke
avenue, and employed at the Wilson
Creek mines. had his leg severely LAGER.
ated on Wednesday by having some
roof rock fall on it. Dr. j j. Thomp-
son was called aud dressed the wound.
Mr.. Piercall, secretary Of the Rail-
road Young Mems Christian associa'
tion at Scranton, will address the
mems meeting in this city on Sunday
afternoon in the association parlors.
Music will be rendered on the occasion
by Il special male quartette. All men
are invited
An operetta entitled Cadets Pic
mic, which will be given under the
direction of Rev Mrs. T. e Jepson
will be rendered in the chapel of tho
Berean Baptist church on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, July 81 and
Aug. l.
A new time table will go in to eff ct
on the Pennsylvania division of the
Delaware and Hudson railroad on
Monday. July 80, 1894, at 1901 a. m.
which will make changes IN the ar
rival and departure of the following
passenger trains from this city. The
train formerly leaving at II 10 a. IN.
will leave at II 30 a. M, formerly
leaving at IL 45 p. m, will leave at
II 40 p. m formerly leaving at 500 p
III. will leave Mt 5 15p, m. formerly
leaving at 7 90 p. IN. will leave at Z %
p. rn.. and trains formerly arriving at
40 II. m. will arrive ut 40 n. IN.
formerly arriving at 0 10 a. IN. will ar
rive ut 8 05 IA. IN. formerly arriving at
| 10 55 H. IN. will arrive at 10 80 a. IN.
formerly arriving at - 45 p. III. will
arrive Mt IL Al p IN. ; formerly arriving
ut A. 10 p. III. will arrive ut 3G p III
formerly arriving at 7 o. p IN. will ar,
rive at 6 50 p. m. : formerly arriving at
p. IN. will arriv4 at S05 p. IN. for
merly arriving at 10 % p. IN. will ar
rive at $50 M. All the other pas
senger trains on the steam road will
arrive and depart as before on the
Gravity railroad, the leaving time of
passenger trains will not be changed,
but the arrival OF trains will be ef
fected as follows: Formerly arriving
at TO- so a. IN. will arriv- at II a. IN.
formerly arriving at u 40 p M. will
arriv4 at - 30 p. IN. formerly arriving
at 50 p III. Will arrivs at sos p. IN.
form 5rly arriving at 6 50 p IL will
arrive ut pm
Max Mtrgo, a pack ped Her, who
was admitted to the hospital some
time ago suffering from injuries re-
ceived on the railroad, was discharged
on Wednesday.
Miss Iona Tyler, OF Forest City, was
the guest of Mrs, A. S Lewsley. of
| High street, yesterday
}. W. Dimock and family were
HonesIals visitors yes eseriay.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Haz.,
of Duudaf street, on Tuesday, son.
Mrs. j. j. Reigeluth entertained a
large party of friends on Wednesday
evening at her pleasant home on Sa-
lem avenue in honor of her sister. Miss
Emma Ellison, of Corning, N. Y.
Mrs, S e. Raynor left yesterday fol
n four weeks stay at Lake Chautau
qua, N. Y.
Marcia Hoyt, little daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs John B Hoyt, Of River
street, fell out of hammock yesterday
morning and received fractured collar
bone.
Mrs. e B. Bevan and son Lathrop
Of Paterson, N. j., who have beel
guests Mt the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Lathrop, of Garfield avenue
will return home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Carlson
of Hospltal street, arr mourning the
lenth of their year old son, who died
Yesterday morning Of cholera morbus
The remains will O5 inferred this after
noon at 3 o'clock in s.. Rose cemetery
Miss Junetre Mcmillan, of New Yorl
city, is the gust nf her parents, Mr.
and Mrs James Mcmillan, of Church
street.
Mr. and Mrs George s. Kimball viii
leave today for Macwaliot, Me.
Miss Ella Hatton. of Pniladelphia. il
the guest of Mis- May Birs, of Wash
ington street,