The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-09
HAwCEY.

A very Interesting game of base ball
was played las, Saturday afternoon on
the HAT near the Hawley Glass works,
between the high school team of Homes
dale. and pickup nine of this place.
There was much excitement while the
game lasted. as Both teams were evenly
matched ard played cleverly through
out the entire game. The score was 3
and 13, in favor of the home team.
Umpire p. II. Eearrsy deserves credit
for the fair decisions he gave through
out the game.
John KeIeher held the lucky number
which won horse at rattle at J. F.
Soldiers hotel. Saturday evening.
The funeral of the late James Nc
Andrew. aged so years, who died at his
home at Ladgedale on the morning Of
July 1, took place here last Saturday at
Il o'clock. noon, at st. Philomenia's )
church. and was attended by a large
concourse Of friends. lnterment was
made in the Catholic cemetery
Mrs. Anna Powers, of Boston. Mass,
is visiting her mother on the hill.
Miss Winnie Haggerty, of Scranton,
Is lNc : uest VI MISS Jennie ,MCA uureW,
on the hill.
Miss Annie Keleher, who has been
spending two weeks with friends at
Port Jervis. n. Y, returned home Sat-
urday evening.
Annie and Nellie Reilly, Of Dunmore,
are visiting their grandparents on the
hill.
Miss Aggie Corbett, Of Phillipsburg,
N. j.. is visiting her mother on the
East Side.
Miss Ella Mangan. who has been
spending two weeks in New York city
and Brooklyn, returned home Friday
evening.
Miss Name Curran, Of Boston, Mass,
Is visiting her parents on the hill
Miss Name Jones. of Scranton, visit
ed her parents on the hill last week.
Miss Katie Gaughan, Of Phillipsburg,
y. j., is visiting her. parents on the
East Side.
Fred Gaines returned home last week
from Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y,
where he has been taking a course Of
studies during the past year.
Mrs. Peiltz and her daughter, Lucy,
are spending few days at Scranton.
Miss Tillie Rollison Is spending two
weeks with frl1nds at Notch, Pike
county.
Professor Southworth, Of Scranton,
and Miss Nellie Daniels and Miss Lena
Palmer will give piano recital at the
Methodist Episcopal church ON Wedne s.
day evening, July 10. for the benefit Of
the Epworth league piano fund, after
which ice cream and refreshments will
be served. The price Of admission will
be 10 and 20 ce.ts.
A party of young men spent the
Fourth camping at Fairview lake, and
report having glorious time. The
party consisted of James and Fred
Stott, Fred Sands, William Lobb and
George Thompson, Of Hawley; and
John Stott, of Corning N. Y. They re-
turned home Friday evening. with the
exception of Fred Stott and Fred Sands,
who remained until Saturday evening
with Rev. ]. J. Rankin and family, who
are occupying the clubhouse.
The ,Hawley Base Ball team will 20
to White Mills next Saturday, July 10.
where they will meet and play the
Amitys, Of Honesdale, game Of ball.
The game will be called at 2 O'Clock
p. m.
@. L. Thorn Of Newark, N. j., is
here spending a two weeks vacation
with his family.
The Young Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet at the home OF
Miss Emma Collum Friday evening,
July 12.
Mrs. William Gregg and children are
visiting friends in Carboadale
George Murray. of Port JervIs, N. Y,
with his "Cat Bird" engine 633, Is pull.
ing Conductor Ed. McAndrew's crew
on the Erie.
Miss Bridget Gallagher. OF New York
city. Is visiting her mother on the hill
Morris Millham, of Newark, O., Is
here visitiEg his parents on the East
Side.