The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-26
CARBONDALE.

The following officers and commit
tees were elected Sunday evening by
the Baptist Christian EndOavor society
to serve during the coming six months:
President, DR.. Lowry vice president,
Freeman Tallman; recording seere-
tary. Charles Avery; organist, Lillian
Jones; lookout committee, Carrie
Gsary. Enla Carev, @. Il Snedeker.
Charles Bsilsy, Louis Davis; prayer
meeting committee, w. Smith. Arthur
Lewsley, Miss Nettie Burdick, jennie
Flusllen: Sunday school commit
toe. Mrs. c. Nicholson, Mrs. James
Smith, james Smith, I. Davis;
Miss Mary J. Evans; missionary com.
mittee, Bert Hall, Edwin BY, George
Whitfield. Mrs G. Carlton, Miss Eu-
genie Smith. Miss Jennie Fluellsn; ;
social committee, Miss Lola Purdy,
Miss Nora Purdy, Miss Helen Shields,
W, F. Nye, Fred Wilson, G. A. Hud
son; junior work, Mrs. A. Lswsley,
Mss' Ella Purdy, Miss Lena Rhodes,
Miss Lillian Jones, Miss Allie Price
and W. F. Nye; music committee,
Mrs. Charles Avery, Miss Sarah Davis,
Miss Minnie Tallman. Miss A. Price,
G. W. BY; flower committee, Miss
May Avery, Miss May Belle Fuller.
Miss Sadie Lewis, Charles Snedeker,
Charles Perkins.
The high school alumni banquet will
occur this evening (Tuesday) and not
Thursday. az was misprinted in yestOr-
days TRIBUNE.
During the absence OF Miss Rena
DAILY, orgsnist at the Baptist taber-
nacls. Mrs Lowsry presides at the Or
gan.
Mrs. Grant Nicholson has returned
home from visit with her parents in
Sidney. N. Y.
Miss Lottie Ellis spent Sunday with
Pittston friends.
Mrs. G. F. Rose and son, Clarence,
are visiting friends at ElkdaIe
E L. Peck will return to Elk Grove
tomorrow, after few days visit with
his Carbondale friends.
Yesterday morning occurred the fun.
eral of Hugh Gerrity. Services were
held in st. Rose church at 8 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. J. j. CurrNn. The
pail bearers were Messrs. Michael
Walsh. John Casey, John Moran, Pat
rick Sweeney, John Mcdonald, James
Higgins, William Grier and William
Mslloy. The Catholic Knights OF
America and st. PRtrick's Temperance
society, of which organizations the
deceased was a member. were 10 at
tendance in body Interment was
made in ST. Rose cemetery.
Charles Drake. of BallGrook street,
and an employe in Wylie's blacksmith
shop, met with a painful accident yes
terday afternoon about o'clock while
ut work in the shop A large piece Of
iron. weighing about 200 pounds, fell
from an anvil, striking Mr.. Drake on
the left foot, crushing it badly. DR. j.
S. Niles was summoned, who dressed
the wound. after which the unfortu
nate man was removed to his home to
await results.
Mrs. w. J. Reck died yesterday
morning at her home on Clark avenue
after five weeks illness at the age of
"a years. Funeral will be held on
Wednerdny. Interment will be made
In Maplewood cemetery,
Mrs. Walter Friok snd sons left yes
terday morning for Lswisburg, whore
they will visit the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Connor, OF
Duntaff street, are mourning the death
Of their 6-months -old son William, vino
died on Saturday.
Burt r. Wickwore, Csrbondale's
fastest wEeelman. will represent this
city at the race meet to be held in
Scranton on July 4.
Mrs. Horace Fox, of Niagara Falls,
is the guest of her son, Frank NJ, Fox,
Of the Anthracite.
Ike hour OF evening service at Trim
ity church will be chcnged from Z 30 10
6 o'clock, beginning with next Sunday
and continuing through July and
August.