The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-30
NORTH END BRIEFS.


Trhe North End office of the ScRA NToN
TRIBUNE is located at the Lewis Drug store
ana Jehu's Store, Wayne avenue, where sub
scrlptions, advertisements and communication
VIII receive prompt attention.
The choir Of the Methodist Episcopal
church has arranged picnic to Lake
Winola for July 10.
William Linney, the popular chpirmas-
ter OF the Methodist Episcopal church, has
removed to 223 Green street.
The Liberty boys are backing one OF
their members for the Driving Park com.
petitions on Wednesday next.
Meredith Morgan, OF Putnam aet. is
progressing after his recent ,illneS. = is
now able to take outdoor exercise.
The many friends of John Keisling, of
North Main avenue, will be glad to hear
OF his recovery after his recent accident.
The Rev. D. A. Evans, of Puritan Con-
gregatlonal church, has been granted q
three weeks vacation, which he will spend
in Ohio.
Charles T. Miller, of Park Place, who
was injured by falling from the roof of
his new store, is reported to be recovering
rapidly.
John Lewis, of Clark's street, will lea We
for Wales on Tuesday next. Mr.. Lewis is
going to visit his parents after many years
interval
The little daughter Of Mrs. Kelly, OF
West Market street, was run~Over by a
bakers wagon yesterday. but sustained
slight injuries.
John Houndsworth, of Pond street, died
yesterday at p. m., after very long ill.
ness, and leaves a widow and family tC
mourn his loss
Mr.. and Mrs William Smith. of Wayne
avenue, will return from their bridal tour
today. The young couple have been on
long tour, including New York and other
places. They will be welcomed home by
tho brides mother Mrs. Lewis II. Jones.
The many friends Of Rev. R. s. Jones, D.
d., will be glad to hear of the success oi
his son, j. Myrddin Jones, who won the
second prize for the best defamation at
the commencement exercises OF the school
at Olivet, Mich. Mr.. Jones Is bright
and clever scholar with splendid career
before him.
A large gathering last evening made the
reception at the Methodist Episcopal
church great success The members Of
the Ladies' Aid society made elaborate ar
rangements in the4way Of refreshments.
which were served during the evening.
Rev. NJ. ID. Fuller addressed the meeting
upon various matters relating to the So
ciety and church work, aud musical selec.
tions were given by members of the choir,
the duets by Messrs. Linney and Broad
bent and the sole by Mrs. Mcdonald being
worthy Of special mention.
The first Lawn social of the Green Ridge
Wheelmen last evening was brilliant
success. The proceedings were held at the
club house, Wyoming avenue, the grounds
being splendidly illuminated by innumer-
able Chinese lanterns First-cla selections
were given by a large band. and ice cream
was served during the evening. The ar.
rangements were carried out by the presi.
dent, Charles NJ. Clarke; secretary. Ii. p.
Hitchcock; assisted by the social commit
tee, j. w. Carney, jr.. W. L. Carr and
John Blowers. The members expect to
participate in the Wilkes-Barre lantern
parade on July 9. as well as TO take the
prize for best turnout at the Scranton
parade July 4. Three members Of the club
are entered for the Driving PARK competi-
tions. WIS.,. Ralph Gregory, Robert White
and Oscar Payne.