The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-15
NORTH END NOTES.

returned home after a visit with friends
here.
Miss Blanche Sisco, of Dalton, Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. William liter
| ly, of Edne avenue.
The yearly repairs to Court street
are now being made, the bitches being
cleaned and mud holes filled.
Eli Weeks, of Spring street has near
ly recovered from injuries received four
months ago while at his work in the
Richmond shaft.
AS the result of the lecture given by
Thomas Jehu last Thursday night in
the Welsh Calvinistic church, Mrs.
Hannah M. Morgan was yesterday
given s17.4O by the committee who had
the lecture in charge.
Manager Walls, of the Eureka base
ball club, requests each member of the
team to report for practice each eve
ming about o'clock. as it is the inten-
tion of those in charge to make this
years club the champion amateur club
of this section of the state
Fenner & Chappell yesterday after
noon lost a valuable horse by it's being
run into by a street car. AS one of
their delivery wagons was going along
Main avenue, near Weston place, the
driver attempted to cross the tracks
and failed to notice the car which was
coming at full speed, and struck the
front of the wagon, completely demol-
ishing it, besides breaking one of the
hind legs of one of the horses.
Rev. Daniel Savage, for the past four
years pastor of the Green Ridge Prim-
tive Methodist church, yesterday re-
where he has accepted the pastorate of
the Primitive Methodist church. Dur
ing his stay here Rev. Savage has
made many friends by his congenial
disposition. and has done good work in
the church OF which he had charge,
having doubled the membership, de-
creased the debt and repaired the build
ing, besides making many improve
ments around the property.
The lecture rooms of the Welsh Bap-
tist church We're crowded last evening
when the international Tea" which is
being held by the ladies' of the church,
was opened. The rooms were tastily
decorated with flags of different ma
tions, the stars and stripes predominant
Ing. and, bunting, and with the cos
tunes of the mattresses made pretty
scene. A reception committee, COM
posed of Mrs. w. II. Phillips, d. F.
Davis and Charles Thomas, received the
guests. The Martha Washington table
is taken care of by Mrs. Thomas Simms,
Mrs. Henry Evans and Mrs. William
Simms, while the Welsh table, at which
refreshments are served in the custom
in vogue in Wales one hundred years
ago, Mrs. David Gravel, Mrs. Thomas
Reese, Mrs. Henry Morgan and Mrs.
David W. Edwards presided. Mrs. w.
r. Owens, Mrs. d. A. Evans, Mrs
Jennie Owens and Mrs. Gwilym Harris
have charge of the Japanese table, and
Mrs. d. H. Evans, Mrs. Gregory San
ders, Mrs. William Pugh and Mrs
Henry Davis, of the French table, Mrs.
Daniel Jones, Mrs. w. F. Davis, Mrs.
Samuel Hughes Mrs. e. b. Reese and
Mr.. Isaac Williams serve ice cream
while the Scotch table is in charge of
Mrs. ID. G. Davis, Mrs. d. +. Davis, Mrs
Daniel Morgan, Candy is sold by Mrs
j. j. Owens and Mrs. Ruth Davis.
Those having charge of the prepara-
tion refreshments are Mrs. David
Evans. Mrs. Louisa Powell, Mrs. Jehu
Jehu, Mrs. Thomas Jones. Mrs Ed
ward Edwards, Mrs. II. p. Davis, Mrs
w. ]. Williams, Mrs. William Hum
phreys, Mrs. John H. Evans, and John
Twinning. A small entertainment will
be held in connection with the tea to-
night.