The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-13
North END BRIEFS.

Miss Mamie Flynn, of Market street, is
visiting friends in Carbondale.
John Heffren and Stephen O Boyle left
Tuesday for the university at Toronto,
Can.
William Dawes has returned home from
an extended tour through the west aud
Philadelphia.
William Lewis, of Mauch Chunk, is
visiting his father, Hon. w. J. Lewis. of
Edna avenue.
W. j. Fitzgerald has left for Worcester
Mass, where he intends to enter the Col
lege of the Holy Cross.
MIR. and Mrs. John Regan and Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Flynn went to Toronto, Can.
ada, on pleasure trip.
Miss Effie Lewis, of Edna avenue, ex-
poets to enter Wilson college, Chambers
burg. in the near future.
The members of the Welsh Baptist Sun.
day school attended the basket picnic at
Laurel Hill park yesterday.
Morgan He Williams and Thomas E. Da-
vies, OF Margaret avenue, are on pleas.
nre trip to Toronto, Canada.
DR.. o. j. Marcy, graduate of the Penn
sylyania Dental college, at Philadelphia,
has opened parlors over the Lewis drug
store.
Morgan H. Williams, John Edwards and
Thomas q. Davies left Tuesday on the
Erie excursion to Toronto, Can, via
Niagara Falls.
William A. Mulley and family, Of Edna
avenue, left yesterday morning ON three
weeks trip in New York city and up the
Hudson river.
A convention Of the Epworth leagues of
Scranton and vicinity will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church one week from
this evening
Mrs. Joseph Reese, an old resident of
this place, but now a resident of Water
vile, Mimi, accompanied by her son John,
is visiting John Jehu.
John B. Davies, of Wayne avenue, sailed
yesterday on the White Star line teamer
Germania for Liverpool. He ex poets to
visit England and Wales.
Simon Culver, Of Parker street, while
coupling cars at the the Delaware and
Hudson railroad yard at Avoca, yesterday,
had a finger of his right hand badly
smashed.
The American, Mendelssohn society will
meet for rehearsal at Lucas hall, East Mar
ket street, tonight at 7.3O O'clock. Vice
President Rev. w. G. Watkins will deliver
an address on "Music.n
A match game of alley ball between
Peter Campbell and Edward Morgan was
played at OMalley's court yesterday after
noon for purse Of 500. Campbell won
the game on score Of 81 to q.
The evangelistc tent is to be in this
end of the. city next Sunday, Mrs.
Chappell, of the Electric City Park
Land company, has given the use Of the
ground for that purpose to the PASTORS
union.
Mrs. William J. Thomas left Tuesday
for Philadelphia to visit her husband, who
is at present undergoing treatment at the
eye hospital at that place. He has lost
one eye, and it is doubtful il the other can
be saved
William s. Thomas has consented to al
low his name to be sent to the Republican
convention for the office of common coun-
Gilman Of the First ward. Mr.. Thomas has
been a resident OF that ward for over
twenty-eight years.
Mrs. Owen McHugh, of Market street,
died yesterday morning. The deceased has
been resident Of this end for the last
twenty years. She is survived by hus-
and six children, the Oldest Of whom is
only IL years OF age.
The Niagara Hose company will 20 to
Wilkes-B Barre today to participate in the
firemen's parade at that place. Anyone
desiring to accompany them can have the
benefit Of excursion rates by consulting
any Of the members
At meeting Of the general committee a
vote OF thanks was rendered the ladies
who are selling tickets for the benefit con.
cert Of William j. Thomas to be held
next Monday night, for the energy they
are putting into the work.
At the last meeting of the Providence
chapter Of the Epworth league the follow
ing persons were elected officers for the
ensuing term: L. l.. Benjamin, presi-
dent; Jonathan Broadbent, first vice pres.
ident; Miss Mary Davies, second vice pres
ident; Miss Hattie Silkman, third vice
president Miss Annie Mulley, fourth vice
president; Miss Amy Decker, secretary;
Warren Reese, treasurer.
Green Ridge Castle No. '196, Ancient
Order Knights Of the Mystic Chain, will
hold an entertainment and supper in tho
Company II ar mory at Providence Friday
evening, Sept. IA. The following pro-
gramme will be rendered: Opening ad-
dress, George Shires; selection, Labome's
orchestra; quartette, o. l.. Colvin aud
party; recitation. Miss Portia jones' song,
j. Howalls; recitation, Miss Mildred
Gleason; duet, Celia Parsons and Mamie
Richards; recitation, Harry Hartshorn;
selection, Labome's orchestra; quartette,
o. l.. Colvin and party; recitation, Miss
Ada Petick; solo, Mr.. Robinson; recita-
tion, Miss Jane Meet quartette, William
Davis and party; recitation, Miss Annie
Dunn; song, John Simpson; selection, Ii,
BONES orchestra.