The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-06
NORTH EMO BRIEFS.

Miss Sarah Davis, of Market street, is
seriously i'll.
o. B. Jones, of ClarK's Green, visited
friends In Green Ridge yesterday.
b. S. Lewis, Of Marion street, has re-
turned from business trip in Maryland.
The bridge crossing the river by the
Driving park is in very unsafe condition.
j. w. Haworth, of jefferson avenue, has
been seriously i'll during the past few days.
NJ. p Lathrope, of CBrbondale, was
among the visitors in this end yesterday.
Miss Clara Rouse of Stuyvesant N. Y,
is visiting the Misses Mulley of Main
avenue.
The foundation walls of No. 27 school
house, on Sanderson avenue, are nearly
completed,
j. Detrick expects to occupy the Carr
homestead on Sanderson avenue in the
near future.
A large number Of the Green Ridge
wheelmen attended the meet in Homes
dale Thursday.
The retaining wall around No. 25 school
house is completed. 1t is very pretty
piec5 OF masonry.
Z. s. Bennett, of Madison avenue, has
purchased the property of L. W. Ives, on
jefferson avenue.
A senior society OF Loyal Legion will be
organized tonight in the league rooms on
Green Ridge street.
The choir Of the Puritan Congregation al
church has prepared special music for the
services of tomorrow.
II. B. Reynolds expects to occupy the
residence Of w. A. Kicks, on Monsey
avenue, IN the near future.
Winfield Thompson has resigned his
position in Spencer's store en- Green
Ridge street and Dickson avenue.
Mrs. w. N. Cole and sons, Giles and Jes.
Sc, OF Wayne avenue, left yesterday for a
weeks visit with. friends in Hemlock Hol-
low.
Rev. A. T. Chaffee, of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church, expects to
begin Issuing religious paper in the near
future.
A. j. Colburn will be the principal
speaker at the Republican rally next Tues.
day evening in the Item Office on Dickson
avenue.
Constable Cole of the First ward sold the
household effects Of William Robinson of
Dutch Gap yesterday, by virtue of land
lords warrant,
Il. ID. Jacobs OF Dickson avenue left on
the midnight train last night for New
York, where he has accepted very lucra-
tive position.
William Marshall, Of Wayne avenue, was
discharged from the Lackawanna hospital
yesterday ms incurable. He is suffering
from swelling of the knee cap.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be held in the Puritan Congrega-
tional church next Monday evening under
the auspices Of the Sunday school.
Commencing with tomorrow, evangelis-
| tic services will be held in both the AS.
bury Methodist Episcopal aud the Zion
| Evangelical churches for the next week.
The general committee OF the benefit con-
cert OF David q. Evans, who has for the
last few years been sufferer from rheu-
matism, met In Oshterouts hall last night.
Rev. DIR. Hawxhurst, of the Park Place
Methodist Episcopal church, will ex.
plain tomorrow morning more fully the
WEAK Point OF the Bliss Meetings, y
which were recently held in this end.
An important meeting of the Emerald
Benficial society will be held in 0'Dou-
| nelTs hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
| National Secretary.Treasure Z. IL. Kelley,
OF Altoona, is expected to be present,
John Williams, of the Notch, while going
home the other evening, was waylaid by
four men near the bridge crossing Leg.
gett's creek below Brick avenue aud re-
ceived q severe beating The arrival Of
Officer Duggan probably saved his life.
The first social of the keystone leagne
was held last evening in Company HIS
armory and was attended by about fifty
couples. Music was furnished by Miss
Nellie <Curran, Professor George Taylor
acting as instructor. The hall was hand.
somely decorated with bunting and the
club colors, which were dark blue and
orange.
The stone cuvert on Main avenue is
rapidly going on under the inspection OF
Thomes Simms. The portion on the north.
ern side Of the road will be completed