The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Crawford, Of
Scranton, were visiting at ]. G. Shep-
herds on Sunday.
The Delaware and Hudson mines
paid their employees here yesterday.
Miss Annie Bridge, Of Gulf Summit.
N. Y, is visiting her friend, Miss B.
Flaherty. Main street.
Engineer II. @. Davies, who has re.
Gently moved here from Mauch Chunk,
adds one more to the many Ontario and
Western people living in our borough.
Mrs. Jesse Lane was called suddenly
to Dalton. Pa, to attend Mr.. Lanes
mother, who is seriously i'll.
Andrew Gavin, Ned Furey and I.
Hendricks were elected here Saturday
on the Democratic ticket for delegates.
The Ladies Aid of st. James Epis-
copal church will give supper in the
basement of said church Thursday
evening OF this week for the benefit Of
the church, They have painted, warm
isbed and papered the church inside
until they have one of the prettiest
churches in town.
Rev. Mr.. Howells has given the boys
who cannot avail themselves of the
public school here a golden opportu-
nifty to learn the English language.
He announced last Sunday evening
that he would teach them three nights
q week free of charge if they would
come with the intention to learn and
not to play.
Crystal Hose company No. at their
last meeting enrolled two new mem
bers.
Miss Julia Gill. our popular young
milliner, is at Statewide taking care
Of her sick mother.
The work on the superstruetion for
M. d. Cures building on Main street
will be commenced this week.
Merchant Rich has had his flag walk
replaced with larger and better flags.
the improvement is very noticeable.
MIR. and Mrs. e. Ives, of Pittston,
were visiting at the home Of A.
Griffiths over Sunday. Mrs. Ives will
remain few days before returning.
visiting friends.
+. Hartwell, Of Dunmore, spent Sun =
day in town. He leaves this morning
via. Erie for ten days trip to Mag
ara, Toronto, and other points of inter-
est
William Scull ia In Pittsburg attend
ing reunion Of the veterans Of the
Grand Army of the Republic
Mrs John Hook returned yesterday
from visit in Paterson, N. J.
The annual meeting Of the Jermyn
Cemetery association will be held in
Enterprise hall. Friday. Sept. 81. All
lot holders are requested TO be present.
Owing to the illness of Rev. +. Glen.
dali, Naboth Osborne. student at
Syracuse university. occupied the pul.
pit OF the Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday.
There Will be chicken supper in
Gilmore hall Wednesday evening, Sept
10, under the auspices of the ladies of
the Baptist church.
A number Of persons from here will
accompany the excursion to Niagara
this morning.
Miss May Banfield. who has been tho
guest of Miss Ida Davis, returned to
her home in Throop yesterday.
A car on the electric road was de-
rallied Sunday while going at a slow
rate of spsed. No one was injured.
Owing to some disarrsngement of the
machinery the cars were running yes
terday at very uncertain intervals.
A number of small boys between the
ages Of 5 and 8 years effected an en- =
trance into the grocery store of John
McDermot, of the East Side, Sunday
evening. They took few candies and
some pennies. which were returned by
their parents before Mr.. McDermot
had found out that they had been taken.
George Dyer, Frank Winter, Ralph
Rymer. Richard Gsndall and Eliza Os
borne leave this morning for Wyoming
seminary. Kingston.
j. B. Griffiths leaves next week for
Wesleyan college, Frank Stocker for
Yale, Naboth Osborne for Syracuse
university, and w. J. and A. j. Baker
for Baltimore. These with Misses
Genie Burrett and Gertie Vail. who
are at Mansfield show som ething of
the interest that is being taken here in
educational matters.