The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-16
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I seminary at Sing Sing. Miss Rose Cleve
land, sister of the president delivered the
commencement address.
Rev. Frank Jonathan Milmau, OF Col.
gate university, and resident of Green
Ridge, has been licensed to preach and has
received three calls, but as yet has not ac-
cepted any. He will return from the uni
versity on Tuesday.
i. d. Hughes and wife, of Dickson ave-
nue., returned from Philadelphia, Atlantic
| City and Delaware Water Gap on Wednes-
| day. Their trip was shortened about q
week on account Of the sickness Of Mr..
Hughes,
Hon. NJ. j. Ryan, who delivered the
lecture at the ST. Vincent de Paul enter
tainment ut the Academy of Music, left
for his home in Philadelphia yesterday at
S 10 via. of the Central Railroad of New
Jersey.
Miss Belin left here Wednesday for New
York where she sailed ON the Chester of
the American line, for Europe with u party
OF Philadelphia and Pottsylile people.
Attorney G. l.. Hawley was in Wilkes
Barre yesterday and received many con-
gratulationS an his nomination for COVER
nor on e.Prohlbition ticket.
Colonel George Sauderson and family
will attend tho commencement exercises
at Cornell college and witnss 50 the gradua-
tion OF +. S. Sanderson.
A party comprising Charles Robinson,
William Craig, Frank Robling, jr, G. j.
Weichel and j. j. Burke spent yesterday
fishing at Maplewood.
Mrs. w. H. Jessup jr,. and children
leave today for Montrose, where they will
occupy Mrs. j. D. Wallis cottage during
the summer.
Mrs. c. A. Wheeler Of Honesdale who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs NJ. a,
Goodwin, Of Monsey avenue, has returned
home
Miss Ruby Graham. OF this city, was one
Of the guests at the wedding ot Miss Min
ME Stewart, of Berwick to Robert l.. Hub
bell
Harry Neimyer. Of the West Side, at
tended the wedding of Hattie NJ. Petite
bone, of Dorauceton, to Willie II. Miller.
Joseph Mcdonald, of Warrior Run, is
visiting his brother, George j. Mcdonald,
ticket agent at The Bridge street depot.
Miss Agnes Plumb, of Prompton, who
has been the guest OF her uncle, W. L.
Greeeg, returned home Wednesday.
Major and Mrs Everett Warren will
leave here Wednesday for New York to
sail on the New York for Europe.
w. l.. Carr spent portion of the week
in Moscow and is now entertaining his
father, +. Y. Carr, OF HonesdHle.
Mrs. Lewis a. Bright and Norman B. Cook
Of Erie, Pa, are visiting at the home of a.
II. Keisling, Short avenue.
John Paddock is clerklug for II. NJ. Cole,
the Green Ridge druggist, during Mr..
Coles trip up the Hudson.
Miss Frances B. Winton has returned
from school at Boston and is visiting
school friends at Troy.
j. w. Young and wife. Of East Strouds-
burg, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Smith, of Penn avenue.
H. NJ Cole wife aud daughter, of Ca.
pouse avenue left Monday for an extended
trip along the Hudson.
g. II. Hazlptt, Of Philadelphia, represent
ing Smead VIII & Co., called on Z. d.
Fellows yesterday.
Mrs. j. a. Robertson and Mrs. W. D.
Russell, of Sanderson avenue, spent yester-
day at Farview.
Superintendent George W, Phillips was
busy during the week preparing examinu-
tion papers.
DR.. and Mrs. Van Berger, of Green
Ridge street, spent part Of the week in
New York.
Rev. j. G, Whitemre, who was sick and
unable 10 preach last Sunday, is now con-
valescent.
Deputy United States Marshal A. Scan
lon was in Wilkes-Barre yesterday on
business.
Miss Maud Dimmick, OF Green Ridge,
gave small luncheon Thursday after
noon.
j. G.. McAskie, of Adams avenue, spent
Wednesday at Susquehanna and Thomp-
son.
Professor T. Z. Wood returned last even
ing from trip through the eastern states.
L, A. Niven, the well-known Wilkes
Barre journalist, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Edith Spencer, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
A. NJ. Fine of Sanderson avenue, has
been visiting at Lehighton.
II. P. Decker, who has been i'll for
week, is slowly recovering.
Attorney Anthony Bauman spent yes
terday at Wilkes Barre
Mrs. +. c. Hazard, of Dickson avenue,
10 visiting in Chinchilla
Miss Ed:th Greeley returned yesterday
from Vassar.