The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-29

M.SS Juha McGuiSan, OF iittston ave-
nue., returned home yesterday from
Stroudsburg, accompanied by her broth ar
Frank. who graduated with honors from
the State Normal school.
John Jordan. of Wyoming avenue, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon from
Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass.
where he graduated with the degree Of
Master of Arts.
Rev. George II, Guild pastor OF the
Providence Presbyterian church, sailed
from New York harbor Wednesday for
Europe. and win enjoy two months across
the brny deep.
Walter Clearwater, "A promising young
electrician of this city, and Miss Minnie
Taleberg. an est.mable and refined young
lady of pittston avenue. will be married
on July ..
Mrs. Jessie -. Connell. of Genet street.
left at the close of the school term For
lioncsdalc to visit friends. She was
brought home Thursday evening danger
ously III.
Vincent |. Donnelly of New York Is the
guest of his former classmate, Walter Cor
man, of Penn avenue. Mr.. Donnclly is II
student at ST. Michael's college, Toronto.
Can.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hcncr and family.
of pittston avenue, went to New York at
midnight and will sail today for Germany
TO remain In the Fatherland permanently.
Today II. NJ. Jones, r. IL. Jones and Poor
Director Daniel Williams and his son.
william, of the West Side VIII sail from
New York for Europe.
Reuben Mansnficld left for Hot Springs,
k,t. Ia IL, u, t,t..
will expectantly await cheerful news of
his rccupcrated vigor.
II. j. Anderson, vice president of the
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit com
pany. is enjoying vacation in the Adj
irondack mountains.
Rev. John Loughran. recently ordained
by Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore, ceic-
brated his first mass ut st. Peters ,ihr-
dra last Sunday
Rev j. l.. Race, pastor of the Cedar Ave-
niue Methodist Episcopal church, is fully
recovered from a recent dangerous attack
of typhoid fever.
Miss Christine Murphy has returned to
her home in Hawley after spending a few
days with Miss Mary Scanon, of La
fayette street.
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delphia during the week on business.
Niss cer.rude Ereema, of ReI,evuo
uoi,bts 10 s,an1ins =, y,oo,;nr fron,
studies at Bloomsbury at her home.
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summer months at Lake WinY!a.
Mice Ella L. Do,oboe of stora averue
or1 ,,ie, ,tor,, N,nho, of co,,a, a,on,,o
spent Thursday in Wilkes Barre.
Nr and MIRO Michael Atcco,.ry or pitts
to, ,,,aruo ,,,,,l coil on I,,,, . fo, IraIa,,
and they will be absent SIX weeks
CITY Assessor Fl ID. Jones has CON.
valesced from his recent Illness, and Is
again able to be at his desk.
Judge f. n. Willard went to Harrisburg
yesterday morning to attend the meeting
OF the superior court judges
Rev. j. y. O'Reilly, rector of the cathe-
urai' Is Nsi'!ns al the SHRINE OF ST. Ann
peaupre' Moh'reai' 'aii'
Harry Albright ana SON. OF Utica' N. "
are VISITING MT anu MIS- W. II. Ahdersoh'