The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-07
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CITY NOTES.

A supper will be served by the Lades'
Aid society of Elm Park church tonight
from to o'clock.
The monthly meeting of the Hebrew La
dies Relief society will be held this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid society, of Elm Park
church will serve their regular fortnightly
supper tonight from to o'clock p. m.
Colonel Fairman, of New York city, will
lecture tonight in Grand Army hall on "A
Nation Saved by TRANSMISSION of Blood"
The employees of the Won Storch and
Dickson collieries were paid yesterday.
The employees Of Storrs colliery will be
paid today.
Judge Gunster yesterday approved the
bond of c. j. Thomas, recently appointed
tax collector of the borough of Dalton.
1t Is for Sc, 800, and the sureties are Thomas
Woodbridge and William X. Pittenger.
In the arbitration room yesterday a
hearing took place In the matter of a road
in Jefferson township. Attorney John +.
Scragg appeared for the viewers and At
torney C. B. Gardner for the exceptants.
The recital by Miss Edith Norton as
sisted by Miss Augusta Yandik, soprano,
Of New York at Young Mems Christian
Association hall this evening, will be one
of the most pleasing entertainments of the
week.
Judge Archibald yesterday appointed
David w. Dale, jr., of Covington; Jesse
II. Snyder, of Roaring Brook, and County
out and review road in Spring Brook
township.
In the case Of Frank Peretosky, charged
by his cousin, Paul Peretosky, with steal
AIillar last night decided that there was
not sufficient proof of guilt and discharged
the defendant.
On "a Nation Saved by TRANSMISSION Of
Blood" Col. Fairman will lecture tonight
at the Grand Army Republic hall for the
benefit of the Woman's Relief Corps, No.
30 and Griffin Post, No. 139 Good music
will be added.
The argument In the injunction prayed
for by Attorney John ID. Coney, of De-
troit, against Asher NJ. Fell, Of Wilkes
Barre, both executors of the estate of
John M. Fell, late of Waverly borough,
this county, Is continued until Jan. 6, 1896
The personal property of the Church
Coal company, OF the North End, was sold
8. Horn, representing the execution credi-
tors, bought 1t In for $33S.75. The real es-
tate will be exposed at public sale next
Saturday.
The will of George Hahn, late of the
South Side, was probated yesterday and
letters testamentary were granted to
Charlotte Hahn, the widow. and John
Hahn. The viii of Harriet Harvert late
of Carbondale, was probated, and Sarah
a. Kase was granted letters testamentary.
Mike GilSle. a Green Ridge Polander. %
years of age,N was injured In the Green
Ridge shaft yesterday by fall of roof.
He was taken to the Lackawanna hos
pital. His right leg is fractured. his left
ankle broken, there Is a serious wound on
the pelvis bone, and his head Is a mass of
wounds. He has injuries enough to kill
two men, but the doctors say he will re-
cover.
a meeting ofstockholders of the Peoples
Street Railway company was held yes
terday afternoon at the office of Horace II.
Hand and a board of directors was elected
which then perfected an organization. The
board is as follows: j. =. Illsley, of Phila-
delphia, president; Frank Silllman, jr.,
vice-president; Horace II. Hand, secretary
md treasurer; G. Ford Stevens, assistant
secretary and treasurer. c. NJ. Clark, of
Burke
The Florence Crttenden mission man.
ayers wish to acknowledge donations from
the following persons: w. w. Lathrop,
Mrs. q. u. Dean, Huntingdon's bakery,
Zeidler,s bakery. Mrs. N. G. s., Montrose;
Cash, "a; Cash, So; Mrs J. g. McAskie,
A. X: Sanderson, Mrs. C. II. Matthews,
christian Endeavor of First Presby terian
Church; William Adams, Chinchila;
reoples market, City Branch of Needle
Woman's Guild OF America, Mrs. Mayer,
NO. q PUBLIC School. Mrs. w. g. Diehl,
Mrs. w. w. Patterson. Mrs. Howarth.