The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-12
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been made. 1t is likely. however, that
lot on South RailrOad street will be
chosen. Tne energetic young men
who compose the club feel warranted
in going to this expense on account Of
the prosperity that has attended them
within thelpast two years.
There 10 talk of resumption of
work at the old "SsbRstapol" bsaker
At this time Of writing the truth Of
the rumor could not be learned The
breaker has not been in operation for
several months.
President Blake, of the borough
council. has appointed the following
gentleman to membership on the
board OF health: John J, Philbln in
the First ward. Michael Moran and
Charles Mcdonnell in the Second
ward. and Michael Nealon in tho
Third ward The board will meet
during the week, The exact date will
be announced later.
On Friday evening the Crescent
Electric company of this place turned
the electric current on the Winton line
for the first time, Nine lamps were
lighted. The service is fully as good
as the company has given here.
The Archibald Bee made its frat ap-
pearance on Saturday morning 1t is
sprightly eight page paper which
readily found favor in the people here.
The editor is Mr. j. W. Gould, form
Orly of THE TRIBUNE
Mrs. T. j Hsaly, Of Main street,
called on friends in Scranton on Fri.
day.
Mrs. P. Ksarnsy, of Green Ridge,
made brief call on friends here on
Friday.
Mrs Alra Eaton. of Benton. who has
been visiting relatives here. has re-
turned home.
Martin Cawley, Jr., OF Pine street.
sustained Sprained ankle on Thurs
| dav.
Luck Samson, the bright young con
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Samson, OF
Duryea. was years old on Thursday
last. His grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John b. Lack, wishing to observe
the occasion invited about two dozen
Of their graulSon'S playmates to their
home on Main street and pleasantly
entertained them for several hours.
The little ones had very merry time,
Mr. and Mrs. Lack and their daughter,
Mrs Sansom, made things very agree
able for the young guests, who rompsd
and feastsd to their hearts content
Young Luck received many beautiful
birthday tokens.
Jacob Lindermnn has purchased th'
Campbell building, in the rear of tht
Ontario aud Western depot. and is
having it moved to the lot on Monroe
street, which he and John Boon bought
recently.
James Hughes aud son John, Of Salem
street, who have bsen i'll for several
weeks, are able to be about again:
John Carroll is adding story to his
store at White Oak bridge. When the
improvements now under way are COM
pleted the building will b. used as a
cigar factory.
Miss Mary Gaughau, of Scranton, is
visiting friends here.
Daniel Nahon, Of Mt. Vernon, sus
tained u severe sprain to his right arm
by falling as he jumped from NOV
ing train on Thursday evening. He
was returning from work at the Ray
mond mine.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. William
Farrell, of Hill street, took place OF
Friday. Services were held by Rev.
Father Lucas, at ST. Thomas church,
during which he paid tributs to the
many good traits Of the deceased lady
Interment took place in the CItholic
ce metery.
NJ. J. Swift and E. F. Blake were IL
Scranton on Saturday.