The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-25
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Two Fifteen. Year Odds Arrested for Play
ing Marbles on sunday-Waltcr
Evans aud Miss Rowley Married

Two 15-year-old lads We're arrested
last night on an unusual charge; that
of breaking the Sabbath and disturbing
the peace of the community. Edward
Cannon and Thomas FirntOn are the
boys. They were playing marbles at y
o'clock under the electric light at the
corner of SHETLAND street and Rebecca
avenu The game became unduly eX-
citing, and the boys vented their ex-
uberance in a which destroyed
the peace of mind of the quiet neigh
borhood.
Officer Peters and Constable Jones
heard the noise at a distance of several
blocks. The arrest was made n the
young fellows were placed in the West
Side station house. Alderman Blair
was called and a hearing was given the
prisoners at $50 O'Clock. The alderman
had never tried a similar case, but he
though a S. fine would appease the
restful neighborhood, and incidentally
punish the boys, though the parents
will be called pon to pay the amount
At IL o'clock the lads were still in the
station house.
Married ut Shiekshinny.
Walter Evans, of this side, a we'll
known street car conductor, and Miss
Cora Rowley, of the North End, were
quietly married on Thursday at the
Presbyterian church In Shickshinny.
Rev. Wilbert Mackay performed the
ceremony. After the wedding a recep-
ton was held at the home of Mrs. Com
plined. an aunt of the bride, who lives
in Shickshinny. Mr. Evans has a large
aggregation of friends on this side.
Miss Rowley is a daughter of Street
Car Conductor Rowley. She is we'll
known in the North End, and is held In
high esteem. Mr.. and Mrs. are
at present living on North Hyde Park
venue
Cleaning the Prison House.
The West Side. station house, official
ly known as the headquarters of the
Second police precinct, has received an
overhauling, which makes 1t a comfort
able place for prisoners. The ceiling
has been papered in a neat design and
the walls haze received new coverings
in the shape of light colored paper.
The place looks less cheerless and more
inviting than it did previously.
News Notes and Personals.
Charles Radley. a miner in Bellevue
mine. was taken seriously i'll with heart
trouble q few days & while at work.
He was taken to his home, on Eynon
street, where he is yet i~ndisposed.
Misses Margaret and Winnie Will
liams spent Friday at Clark's Summit.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Rose
Warner will occur this morning from
her late home, or Eynon street. Inter-
ment will be made in Archibald.
The red. white and blue entertain
ment of Camp 1893, Patriotic Order Sons
of American, to be given on Thanksgiv-
ing evening promises to be a gala
event.
An account of Rev. ]. P. Moffat and
his assumption of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church pulpit, is given
on another page. A coincidence was
formed when Mr.. Moffat preached his
first sermon yesterday morning. His
text was exactly the same as that
chosen by retiring Pastor Skellenger,
when the latter preached his last SER
mon at the church.
This evenings meeting of the Hyde
Park Literary and Debating society
will be another interesting session If
a good programme II Howard
Davis will read a paper on the life of
the late poet of childhood, Eugene
Field. A debate will also be held.
Owing to the serious illness of his
father, Rutherford Hadley has been
called home from his studies al Buck
nelf academy.
. The Imperial Concert company, re-
Gently organized, will give a concert on
Thanksgiving evening at the Simpson
Methodist church. The aggregation is
composed Of a musical instrument
q%uartette, soprano %soloist, tenor SOLO
list, viOlinists and a ~reciter. A large
crowd Is expected to attend.
Henry G.. Thomas, of Luzerne street,
Is visiting friends at Mount Vernon.
MI. and Mrs. Selbin Jones, of Belle
vue Heights, are visiting in Philadel-
phia.
f. G. Peters. Edward Thayer. Attor-
ney John X. Edwards. Charles Ostran-
der and Gordon Noakes witnessed the
Yale-Princeton foot ball match.
The Robert Mirris eisteddfod COM
mittee have appointed some of the adj,
Indicators for the event. Judge H. NJ
Edwards, Livy 8. Richards and b. H.
Pratt have already been selected. The
sSher ad1udicators will be announced
INTER.
Special singing services in honor of
the coming day of Thanksgiving were
gregational church. The choir sang
two anthems. Harvest Home" and
"What Shall I Render" Miss Bronven
Joseph and Miss Greener, contralto,
sang solos during the evening.
Az saturday nights meeting of the
welsh FhllosoDhical society, w. j.
Brace read an Instructive paper on
THE Electrical Possibilities of the City
Of Scranton"
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered to Master Philip Hester Satur-
day night. at the home Of his parents.
on oxford street. in honor of his 18th
birthday. The occasion was a very
happy one. Games were enjoyed until
q late hour. Among those present were:
Misses Pearl Kresge. Mabel Thomas.
Hannah Grey. Florence Skirret. Annie
Williams. Agnes Williams, Efie Thorn
ton, Sophie Williams and Masters Rich
ard Hendershot, Robert Grey. John
Thornton. William Crimmins, Fred
Derby, Harry Kresge and Clarence
.Williams.
wsst sids 1ssinsss Dlrsssory.