The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-02
NORTH END.

| NUN IL END.
The many friends Of John Mitchell.
who recently sailed for England. after
an absence OF a quarter century. will
be pleased to learn that he has arrived
safely and In good health. A letter Just
received from Cambre states that ne
| is staying with his mother, who is 81
years of age.
WIN Snyder. for some time at STAN
tons, started to work for Charley
CrOssman yesterday morning. Frank
Battin takes his place at Stanton's
emporium.
l.. w. Morss has engaged Henry C.
Pettis. OF Walton, N. Y, to succeed
Alfred Michael as coachman. the latter
now being In the employ of exIMayor
Fellows.
Randolph Crippen has purchased a
farm at Dalton. and Painter James Nc
Gennls and men are busily engaged In
| renovating the new home OF the ex-
sheriff
Mrs. Thomas Davis, who has been
visiting the family of Edward Crellin.
will return to her home In Shenandoah
today.
Mrs. j. r. Williams. of Madison ave-
nue.. Green Ridge. Is visiting In Strouds-
burg.
James Barricklow. New York attOr-
ney, who has been visiting William
II. Winton. has returned home. Mr..
Winton and Mr.. Barrecklow were GLASS;
mates at Princeton college.
Mrs ]. U. Hopewell Is AT the Tunstall
cottage at Lake Ariel.
There win be a meeting Of the Indies
Aid society OF the Providence Presby-
terhan church this afternoon at 2
o'clock in the Sunday school rooms.
Mrs. s. M. Coursen. of North Main
avenue, is recovering from severe Ill
ness.
Miss Esther Oliver of Beech Lake,
who has been visiting her brother.
| Frank Oliver Of Electric avenue, re-
turned to her home Wednesday.
Miss Kelley and Miss Margaret
Trainor. Of Putnam street. are visiting
| at Elmhurst.
Miss Matte Potter, of Capouse ave-
| nue., is visiting friends at Dalton and
| Fleetville.
Miss Mary f. Farrell. OF Capouse
avenue. left Wednesday with a numbe4
Of friends for Canada, where they will
spend the month of August.
Miss Lizzie Moyles and Miss OrHara
left yesterday for two weeks vaca-
| ton at Atlantic City.
Miss Maud Patton is spending her
vacation at Abingdon and Benton.
Mrs. Evan ]. Morgan, of Church ave-
G,,a a1, x1o J,,.or "a,
afternoon in honor ct her sons mar
riage, William E. Morgan, to Miss Mary
| Pugh. Those present were: Mrs. ]. D.
| Evans. Miss Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Jenkins. Mrs F.. Gabriel and
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Cawardine
Mrs. D. D. Reese, Mrs. E. Reese. Mrs.
Daniel Evans, Mrs. john Richards,
Mrs. William Richards, Mrs. John Nor
gan. Mrs. Mary Morgan. Mrs. Samuel
| Lewis. Mrs. Harry Jenkins, of New
York city; DR.. and Mrs. Strang. Mrs.
| D. P. Thomas. Mrs. Il. Pugh, Mrs. Da-
vid Pugh. Mrs. David Morgan and Mrs.
John Jenkins.
Mrs. Sherwin, of East Market street,
| Is slowly recovering from a very severe
illness.
Mrs. Jake Bloom, of Church avenue,
is slowly recovering from a serious
hemorrhage of the nose.
Postmaster Vandling, OF North Main
avenue, left yesterday for a. fishing tour
| on the Susquehanna. river
Miss Jennie Thompson, of Carbon.
dale, called en- Mrs. r.. Kellow of Mon
| sey avenue, yesterday.
Wesley and Albert Kellow returned
yesterday from months stay at Jen-
ningsville, N. Y.
Mrs. A. B. Catterson, of Elmhurst
called on her aunt, Mrs. Edward
Iouphlin ~ Monsay a yapua yasf erdtoy