The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-26
News Notes and Personals.

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News Notes and Personals.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings Of this week revival services
will be conducted in the Simpson Meth
odist church, under the direction of
Evangelist Sweet.
Rev. J. p. Moffat was elected to
membership in the Chi Upsilon society
Of the Washburn Street Presbyterian
church at last evenings meeting of the
society. Mr.. Moffat gave a salutatory
address to the young men
Harry Bass. of North Bromley ave-
nue., returned yesterday from a bust
ness trip to Danville, N. Y.
Rutherford Hadley arrived home yes
terday, having beer called from his
studies at Bucknell academy by the
serious illness of his father, Charles
Hadley, Of Eynon street.
Mrs. Earnest Scott, of SHETLAND
street, is Ill.
Alfred Twining, for t~wenty-four
years the West Side manager for the
Sunday Free Press. is now in charge
of a similar department for the even
ing Times. Mr. Twining contributed
his first budget of correspondence to
AA9N - ia ih9t ~ toobts
Hotelkeeper John Davis. Of Bellevue
street, challenges William Stevans, of
the Patagonia hotel, to a shoot at
pigeons on Christmas day for 800 a
side; eleven birds to be shot at.
Mrs. Frederick Davis, of North Sum-
ner avenue. Is visiting in Shamokin.
John Renchler. of North Lincoln ave.
nue.. has recovered from an illness.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. David l..
Stevans, of 325 Tenth street, was the
scene of much merriment last Friday
evening, the occasion being a party in
honor Of BERTHE Stevans, son of W. j.
Stevans. 8
Miss Nellie Sullivan, of Forest City,
was the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Sullivan. of Tenth street, last
week. =
Mrs. Joseph Reese is iii at her home,
on North Lincoln avenu
William T. James Is mentioned as a
candidate for common council in the
Fourth ward.
Mrs. Eugene Fellows, of North Sum-
ner avenue. is recovering from an ill
2 ness.
Edgar. Evans, of Hampton street,
was slightly injured in the Hampton
mine last Saturday morning.
Daniel e. Edwards has announced
himself as q candidate for assessor in
+. the Fourth ward.
st. Brenden council held a regular
business ession last evening.
"Grandpa's Birthday will be pre-
scented Wednesday evening at the First
welsh Baptist church. Miss Martha
DaVies and Norris Thomas will take
n leading roles in the play.
Miss Rachel Powell and Arthur
Phillips have beer selected to repre-
sent the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist
church Christian E%ndeavor society Mt
the district convention to be held next
Friday In the Penn Avenue Baptist
church.
Mrs. John Wardell, Of North Garfield
avenue, Ia visiting friends at PortIand
James Farnham will lecture on the
"Fountain of Science before the Welsh
philosophical society and friends at
next Saturday nights meeting. MIR
Foruham Is connected with the Scran.
ton SchoOi Of Mines.
Miss Ella McDonough, of Price street
fever.
Mail carrier w. A. Moser, of North
Garfleiu avenue, has recovered from an
illness and will Immediately resume
duty.
Mrs. Foster, Of North Lincoln avenue.
Is III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith GrifHths have
returned from their wedding trip. They
Will reside on North Bromley avenue.
Word has been received from choirs
at -Wilkes-Barre, Taylor, Forest CITY
n elsewhere wishing to enter the Rob-
ert Morris lodge ~eisteddfod on the chief
choral competition.
MI. and Mrs. John Mullarkey have
returned from their bridal tour and are
HOW residing on North Bromley avenue.
MIss agnes Kelley, of Ninth street,
Serta,ned the following last evening":
usS Clara Doyle, Of Carbondale; Miss
Frank McHugh.
ION Don was injured yesterday
morning while at work in the Central
mime. a rail- OF roof crushed his right
Iee very badly. He was taken IN his
nome on Luzerne street. $50
THANKSGIVING services will he held in
day morning. "u
The Red, White and Blue soc,o, or
Y~hanksgiving eve will be q great ono
8 camp NO: zSS, Patriotic Order Sons nj
America, Is In charge and the owotr ,.,,,i
be held in St. David's hall.
; West side Business Directory.
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