The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION:


upon number of his former parishloners
in this city yesterday. The reverend doc
tors genial face is always most welcome
here where tender memories OF bis pastor
ate will always be cherished .-ThursdayS
Carbondale Leader.
S. c. Whitmore and F. J. Bilcher. left
this city on Tuesday for Alaska, where
they intend to spend at least three months.
II they are favorably impressed with the
country they may conclude to make
Alaska their future home.
H. L. Brillinger, of York, Pa, who has
Western Union Telegraph office, In the
absence of j. H. Carlyon, who has been
| upon his summer vacation, will leave to-
day for Williamsport.
Miss Annie Bannaway and brother John
have returned from visit to Utica, N. Y.
They are accompanied by their cousins,
the Misses Hardiman, who will remain In
the city for several weeks as Miss Hanna
ways guests.
Rev. j. W. Williams, pastor Of the Dun
more Presbyterian church, returned yes
terday from his vacation which was spent
at Lower Saranac lake in the Adirondacks
and will occupy the pulpit tomorrow.
Miss B. G. Whitmore, of Lincoln Neb.,
who spent q portion OF the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Whit
more, of Washington avenue, returned to
Lincoln on Wednesday.
n. b. Foster, son Of Solomon Foster,
left Scranton on Tuesday for Cincinnati,
where he entered the Hebrew Union ool-
lege to take a course Of study with view
to becoming rabbi
Fred Davis, an employe In the govern
ment printing Office at Washington, lett
for the national capital Thursday, after
spending his vacation with relatives on the
West Side
Rev. j. A. OReilly, rector Of st. Peters
cathedral, Is on visit to his home in Sus-
quehanna county. Before his return to
this city he intends to pay q visit to Cam
ada.
Rev. P. ]. McManus, pastor OF st. Paups
church Of Green Ridge, is crossing the
ocean for home after spending several
pleasant and profitable weeks in Europe.
Rev. John Loughran, pastor OF St.
Joseph's church. Minooka, is on the ocean
bound for Ireland, the land of bis birth,
where he intends to spend several months.
A party OF West Side people that camp.
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wenzel
and children and Mrs. Herman Smith.
Miss Burke, daughter Of Timothy Burke,
of Adams avenue, 10 entertaining Miss
Julia Hnchcliffe, daughter Of Senator John
Hinchcliffe, OF Paterson, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Budd and daugh-
ter and W. H. Withers, Of this city, at.
tended the Dix-Budd marriage at Car
bondale Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sarah La Touche, of Hackettstow II,
n. j., has returned to her home after a
visit with her parenes, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O.
Carman. Of Franklin avenue.
Mrs. NJ D. Roche, Of Capouse avenue,
was at Waverly last night, where she in.
stituted a new ladies' circle Of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Mrs. Jacob Lutz and Miss Minnie Hand,
Of Elizabeth N. j., were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Hetzel Of Gibson street,
during the week.
Miss Maud Campbell and Miss Alice
Hilbert, OF Wilkes.Barre were the guests
Of Miss Lottie Hawks, Of Providence road.
during the week.
Mrs. E. ]. Fish and children have re.
turned to their home on Madison avenue,
after spending six weeks with friends in
New York state.
Mrs. F. B. Hamilton, Of Gibson street,
during the week entertained Mrs. James
II. Eastou and Miss Clara NJ. Easton, OF
Flushing L. l.
Mrs. Thomas Harris and daughter oi
Wilkes-Barre, spent a portion Of the week
in this city, the guests of West Side
friends.
| Harry prvont - Ch;oooo ,rho boo boor
the guest Of his father, Jacob Bryant. fol
terday.
Miss Mary Samuel and jeremiah Samuel,
OF Avenue A, West Side, are visiting
friends at South Gibson, Susquehanna
county.
Misses Laura aud Florence Rafter ant
Miss Name Corrigan were among tn,
Scrsntonians who spent the week at Lake
Ariel.
Miss Sue Barnes has returned to he
home in this city, after spending sever a
weeks with Pittston relatives and friends
Misses Margaret and Euphemia Glib
, returned early in the week from Waymar
where they rusticated for several weeks.
Misses Grace and Annie Rose Of Frank
lin avenue, are home from Homer, N. j..
where they spent pleasant vacation.
A. t. Post, of the Lackawsnna hospita
t staff, has returned to his duties after
7 pleasant vacation spent in Montrose.
) E. M. Vernoy and family have returne,
r to their franklin avenue home after spen6
/ ing the summer at Lake 81. John.
t Mrs. Coolidge and children Of Washing
{ ton avenue have returned from Daltor
{ where they spent the summer.
3 Daniel ]. Evans and daughter, Mis-
: Della Evans, of the West Side are visiting
p relatives in Philadelphia.
r Edwin W. Gearhart, Of Monroe avenue
entertained his college friend, j. Edga
!, Fretz during the week.
! Mr.. and Mrs George M. Eddy, Of Brook
! lyn, N. Y, were guests Of friends in thi
4 city during the week.
Ex.Sheriff Charles Robinson was at Fir
Island during the week. He is expecte,
. home Sunday night
i Mrs Victor Koch and children have re
f turned to this city from their summe
!. home at Fleetville.
Miss Louisa Darmstadt, of New Yor
q city. was the guest Of Mrs. Louisa Goerlitz
? ? Of the Tenth ward.
a Mr.. and Mrs. M. II. Lynn, OF the Wee
Side, were the guests Of Hawley friend
' during the week.
A. D. Dean and son returned during tn
: week from pleasure trip to Rhode Islam
9 and Connecticut.
= Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Jones, Of jefferson
!, avenue, returned this week from visi
r to Asbury Park.
e Miss Fanny Coyne, Of Linden street, he
returned from two weeks vacation sper
at Crystal lake.
j. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tropp, Of Wash
= ington avenue have returned from thei
European trip.
u Ex-Postmaster D. NJ. Jones was in Ne,
Z, York last week accompanied by his viii
e and daughter.
q Miss Davies, of Parsons. was the guei
l. Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Daniels, Of Sout
d Main avenue.
:, Miss Clara Tracey, Of Towanda, Is Il
!, guest OF Miss Elizabeth Sherer. Of Mad
|, son avenue.
k William Hanley and daughters have r,
lr turned from trip among the New Yor
state lakes.