The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-16
Tales OF TWO PI1TSTONS
News Of Interest to Readers Up and
Down the Valley.
ThH ST. PATRICk'S DAYPARADE
Important Removals In the Mercantile
Trade Home Entertainments, Per.
soual Points and Other News from
the Lively Young City.

Pittston, March 15.-St. Patrick's Day
falling on Sunday this year, the public
celebration will be deferred until Mon
day, March Is. The following will be
the line Of march for the day. The
various organizations participating in
the Celebration OF St. Patrick's Day at
Fjttston. will assemble in line at
o'clock, as the parade moves at a. m.
sharp: Aids. Edward Barrett, p. G..
Walsh, T. F. Miles, b. Burns, G.. koons,
NJ Milan. Charles Gilmartin and
Thomas Walker; formation of line,
grand marshal and staff, clergy in car
riages, mayor and city council in car
riages. school board in carriages; Com
pany c, Father Mathew battalion and
Ieek Cornet band will assemble on
Broad street with right resting on
Main; Saint George Lithuanian guards
on Broad with right resting on Main;
Branch 72, E. b. A, and McClelland
Drum corps will assemble on Church
street with right resting on Broad;
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division
3. will assemble on Vine street with
right resting on Church street; division
4 on William street with right resting
on Church street; Powderly Drum
corps, Division II, on North Main
street with right resting on William
street. division 13 and Liberty Cornet
band on North Main with right resting
on William street; division 10 on Main
street with right resting on William;
division 22 on North Main street, right
resting on left of division Is. The mar
shals in charge will see that their re-
spective organizations will be on the
line in time, as the parade will start at
s o'clock sharp. The route of the parade
will be as follows Down South Main
street to Railroad street, countermarch
to William street, where mass will be
celebrated for the benefit of the organi-
cations at st. John the Evangelist
church. At the conclusion of the SER
vices the procession will reform on
William street and will march up North
Main to Union. countermarch to the
West End and return to William;
thence to Church street. where the pa
rade will be reviewed and dismissed.
Various Springtime Changes.
BY the first of next month great
many changes will take place in the
location of our mercantile houses. The
dry goods establishment of J. j. Man
gan will be removed to the Price block
on North Main street. Lynch Bros.
will remove to the store room in the
new Miners Bank building. The insur-
ance agency of Joseph Hileman, sr.,
will be removed to the third floor of
the new Miners Bank building. Fitz-
simmons. the jeweler will occupy the
store room vacated by Joseph Hile-
man. w. s. Sheton, the lock smith, will
occupy the store vacated by Fitzsim-
mons. Theodore D. Britigan will en-
gage in the bakery and dining busi-
ness at his old stand on South Main
street. The ground floor of the old
Miners Bank building will be remod-
led and will be occupied by NJ. j. Gill
roy, merchant tailor, and Blackwell,
the jewler.
Other Items Of Interest.
Helen, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Laux, died this morning
aged months and weeks. The fu-
neral will take place from the family
home Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
1nterment in Market Street cemetery.
James Fielding. general agent for the
Pennsylvania Saving Fund and Loan
association, who has been organizing
a local branch, has completed his Ia
bors in this vicinity and today left for
Scranton, where he will continue work
ing In the interests Of the association.
]. H. Alderman. Of Tunkhannock,
was In this city today on business.
All breakers of the Pennsylvania Coal
company will be idle tomorrow, Satur-
day. and also Monday.
F. H. Case, of Scranton, was visitor
In town today.
D. E. Ginger, Of the Electric City,
was in town today on business.
Mrs. John Jones' Mrs. George Brown.
Mrs Thomas and Mrs. Kann Sax were
visitors at Wilkes-Barre today
Miss Mime Anthony entertained
dancing party at her house, on wyom-
ing avenue. last evening. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all who parti-
cipated. Refreshments were served.
J. J. Parkhurst, of Wilkes-Barre, was
a visitor in town today.
All complaints Of non-delivery Of The
Tribune should be reported at our local
sffice, No. South Main street.
Frank Hagan. Of Scranton. made a
business trip to this city today.
James d. Monte, the West Side
grocer, was a visitor In Scranton yes
terday.
Miss Edith Bruno and Miss Lena
Cohen will spend Sunday with friends
in Wilkes Barre.
George J. Benton and J. b. McTighe.
Of Carbonda1e. were guests at the Sin
clair house yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Monte, Of
Noosic, will spend Sunday with rela-
tives on the West Side.
B. ]. Neville, Of the Electric City. was
in town today looking after business
affairs.
w. H. Mcmillan left on the mid
night train last evening for o visit to
New York and Philadelphia.
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