The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-16
CITY NOTES.

The Vesper Literary society will hold
meeting tonight.
There will be q meeting of managers oil
Florence mission tomorrow at 10 p M
A cash delivery system is being placed
I'm the Crystal Palace on Penn avenue, OF
Which Louis Rupprecht Is the proprietor
n. d. Swartx, of this city, sold to
syndicate in New York Saturday the lum-
Der for 1O7 houses.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany paid its employees at the Clinton
mines and on the Nineveh branch on sat
urday.
The Driving park skating rink was
crowded with skaters Saturday night and
yesterday. A large number OF skaters also
visited Mountain Lake yesterday
Bauer's orchestra rehearsed with the
Cathedral choir at College hall last night.
the mass that will be sung at st. Peters
on Christmas morning at 1880 O'Clock.
St. Johns Total Abstinence and Bene-
violent society of Pine Brook will cele-
brate its tenth anniversary Thursday
evening with an entertainment TO be fol-
lowed by a banquet and social
A lecture will be delivered at Music
Hall on Tuesday evening by James OCon-
nell grand master of the International As
sociation of Machinists. The address wi"
be under the auspices OF Electric City.
lodge, No. go. of this city.
A drunken individual came out second
best In fight on Lackawanna avenue yes
terday about noon and shortly afterward
gave vent 10 his pent-up vengeance ny
kicking in a glass panel of Joseph Ca
sesse's saloon door. Patroln-in Day took
him in tow.
Miss Julia Aliens recital and concert
will take place Wednesday evening at the
Bicycle club house The talented young
woman will be assisted by Professor
Richard Lindsay, pianist. and Mr.. Wild
mayer violinist. An interesting and en-
pertaining programme has been arranged.
At Saturday nights meeting OF the
Scranton Engineers club President Arch
bald read an interesting sketch concern
ing early life on the Erie canal. a COM
mittee on the nomination of officers was
appointed, consisting of John Severson,
r. Il. Piatt, Percival Morris, c. C. Rose
and Evan NJ. Evans.
At the Sheridan fair Saturday night
drawing for two large dolls took place
They were won by Miss Rose Forkin. OF
200 Fourth street. and Miss Myrtle Shelf
field, Of 713 Scranton street. Next Thurs
day night the Father Witty Young Mems
society of the North End will attend the
fair. iAb
The f0lI0W1ng Onlcer5 nave DeeH eiecteu
for the year by the Nay Aug Hose COM
pany: President, F. w. Zizleman; vice.
president, Henry Rapp; secretary. T. r.
Zixleman: treasurer, w. L. Giihool trus-
tees, N. Fl. Horn, @. r. Suydam. John W..
Moir, o. A. Beerner and T. F. Z!zleman; !;
foreman, J. w. Moir: first assistant fore
man, o. A. Beemer: second assistant fore
man. Ed Shiffer; pipeman, ii. Brown; en-
gineer, r. Page. Charles Winterstein.
A reception will be held this evening
IN the Green Ridge library. to which ev-
erybody Is invited. 1t is the purpose Of
the directors to hold these receptions on
the first and third Monday evenings or
each month during the winter. and the
public Is not only invited. but urged to at
tend. 1t Is desired that the interes In the
library shall extend TO all and that each
shall feel that the library IL for him or
her. A pleasing entertainment will lie
Furnished each evening, ice cream or other
light refreshment VIII be served at
nominal price and free-will offering viii
he received at the door for the benefit Of
the library.