The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-19
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS

Bucknarick, was buried In st. Rose
| cemetery. The little one died of cholera
infantum.
Miss Lizzie Tappan. Of Farview
street. is quite i'll with an attack OF
cholera morbus.
Miss Dora Burke. of Oneonta, Is Wis
iting her aunt, Miss Kate Kerins. of
Woodlawn avenue.
Miss Kate Higgins, of the South Side.
is spending a month at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Murphy and
daughter. Mary, of South Main street,
| We're in Parsons Saturday attending
the funeral of the late Mrs. Martin
Walsh.
Misses Mary and Tessie FoXe left
Saturday for two weeks visit with
friends In Pittston.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Vannan are the
guests Of their daughter, Mrs. l.. h.
Morse. at Crystal Lake.
Miss Lena Minich. Of Scranton. was
Miss Anna Mohr's guest over Sunday.
J. Il. Burr and family are at Preston
Park.
Pierce Butler Is enjoying a visit from
his sister Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Of
Kingston.
Miss Nellie callahan. of Avoca. Is the
guest of Miss Mary Clifford, of Cottage
street.
The Misses Mary Tighe and Stella
Connor. of Pittston. are the guests OF
Miss Tillie 'Nealon. Pike street.
Miss Katie Galena. of Dunmore. Is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary NC
Lean. of Brooklyn street.
Saturday picnic for the benefit Of
Mrs Swim. of Powderly street. was
held at MoIaughlin's park.
The work of remOdeling the welsh
Methodist church has been started.
The ball game yesterday resulted In
a victory for Lancaster. Score. IA to l.
The lecture on Robert Burns by Miss
Howison, of Perth. Scotland, announced
to be given next week in this city. has
been postponed until Aug. q.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Vogle, of Lincoln avenue. Sat
urday.
Rev. Abram Jones, pastor of the Con-
gregation church. yesterday delivered
the third in his series of sermons pre-
ceding his departure to another field
Of labor.
A number of the cycle club members
took a spin to Crystal Lake yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Krantz and son
left yesterday for New York city, from
where they will sail for three months
trip to Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morse and daughter
of Mt. Upton. N. Y, are the guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Durphy.
Mrs. 5. s. Hards Is visiting her
mother in Peckville.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Williams, of South Main street, a son;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Masters, of Bir-
kett street. daughter.
John Doak has been promoted from
Conductor Boyd Cases Wilkes-Barre
freight to the conductorship Of yard
engine No. IA.
Frank Schoonover has accepted
position in the Erie freight office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eitel. of New
York city, Is here to spend two weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Eitel, Of Main street. They are on
their wedding tour.
The Mozart bands concert enter
tained a large number Of appreciatlve
listeners.
The members of the Jermyn Congre-
gational church Sunday school held
their annual picnic at Crystal Lake
Saturday. 1t was well attended.
"A Baggage Check Is booked for the
Opera house on Aug. 23 1t is the OPEN
ing play.
Benjamin Parry and Lucien Irwin
returned Saturday from short stay at
Livingston Manor. N. Y.
John Abbott, of Garfield avenue, Is
somewhat improved.
A number OF Cailbondalians attended
the Salem Camp meeting yesterday
Edward Moon, Of Terrace street.
spent Sunday at Crystal Lake.
Rev. Mr.. Day, of Binghamton, ". Y,
who Is camping at Crystal Lake. was
in this city Saturday.
John r.. Morgan. Of Scranton, form
,,;r . hi, ,it lad
on Carbondale friends Saturday.
Charles Tingley, Of Herrick Center,
Is the guest of Isaac Hollenback.
Contractor A. r. Kierstead. of Scran-
ton. was in this city Saturday.
Hon. A. F. ,McNulty, Of Archibald, was
business visitor here Saturday.
NJ. D. Flaherty was a visitor In this
city the latter part of the week.
Andrew Mitchell and family, II. II.
Major and family, Miss Maud Turpin
and Frank Turpin are camping at
Crystal Lake.
DR.. d. l.. Bailey is in New York city
Miss Lottie Yaple has returned to
Alton, N. Y. She was accompanied by
Mrs. George Benton.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. X. Purdy, of Spring
street, have as their guest Miss Mary
Warner, OF Bethlehem.
Henry W. Morgan Is on a business
trip to the metropolis.
Mrs. H. d. Herring. OF Salem ave-
nue.. entertained Frank Darte, of Kings
ton. over Sunday.
Miss Blanche Dolph Is Ill at her home
on Lincoln avenue.
Miss Lizzie Hickman has returned to
her home In Green Ridge. after a visit
with Mrs. Thomas Jordan, of Seventh
avenue.
Union meetings of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches were held yes
terday. Rev. Charles Lee preached at
both services. Rev. q. A. Place, Of the
,MathOdict church fa ioyt,ex h L.,