The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-25

evening. 1t was the occasion OF the
furtieth anniversary OF their marriage
and they were made the recipients of
very handsome oak chair of Unique
design. Those present were. Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Lee. Messrs. and Mes
danes w. I. Price, ]. F. Reynolds, H.
jackson, Lambert Warrington. George
Chamberlain and Charles Edgett, Mrs.
Charles Stanton. Mrs. Walter Carr,
Mrs. W. T. Morgan. Miss Nellie Cham
berlain and Hal Torrance.
The Loyal Legion will give their tam
BOURNE drill in the Presbyterian Sun
day school room this evening.
Miss Maybert Hunter is III at her
home on Canaan street with an attack
OF la grippe.
Mrs Brown. wife of Dispatcher Brown,
of the Ontario and Western, left for
Oswego yesterday. She will make q
brief visit with friends and relatives.
Alderman Bunnell started out for a
carriage ride yesterday morning. While
going down Church street his horse
Slipped on some fresh tar and fell down,
breaking thill.
w. l.. Pryor, city agent of Lehigh
Valley railroad, was in this city yes
terday looking after THE interests of his
road.
Mrs. Sophia McGinnis has returned
to her home on Farvlew street after u
weeks visit with Scranton friends.
Miss Burrett. of Uniondale, Is visiting
friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Lynch. of Dun
dan street. spent Wednesday in Scran-
ton.
Miss Mary Finnen. who has been Wis
iting friends In Scranton during the
past week, has returned to her home on
Farview street.
Mrs l. C. Hainas, who has been q
guest at the home of 'B. +. Williams, of
Salem avenue. returned to her home in
Pt.tSton yesterday.
Miss Mary IS. Purcell, of Providence,
who has been spending few days with
her mother on Pike street, returned TO
her home Wednesday.
DIR. r. Hampton, who has been resid
ing In Scranton for several months
past. called ON friends I'M this city yes
terday.
Miss Walsh, of Pike street, Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. James Walsh.
of Scranton.
Mrs. Aaron Fowler is III at her home
on Garfield avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schaff and son
Adam returned home Wednesday after
weeks visit in New York and AL
bany.
Jacob Sw!ngle and Mrs Stephen Kim
Bile We're in South Canaan Tuesday at
tending the funeral of John Robinson,
who met with such a violent death at
Nineveh Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Jones, OF South Church
street. is the guest of relatives in Sus-
quehanna county,
Charles Dolph. formerly of Clinton,
n y l,,t h., hne lA1 IN
North Platte. Neb.. for nine years. is
visiting his family, who have been re-
siding in this city for the past few
months
Mrs. Charles Edgell and two children.
and her niece. Miss Ora Edged. We're
guests of g. W. Benedict, of Providence,
Wednesday
Mss Bridget Kilcullen. of WoCl,awn
avenue. ard her cousin. Miss Name
Burke. of Oneonta. gre spending a few
days with friends in Scranton.
Kintack Brothers have received the
cortiact for the erection of "A new house
on the property Of John James,
Eli Schaffer. OF the Gravlty machine
shop, spent Sunday. and Moniay with
friends in Honesdl,e
Benjsmin Spangenburg while at work
Saturday had the misfortune TO frac-
ture the bones of his left wrist.
J IN Cline. merchant of Dundaff
street. left Wednes 'py for 81. Louis,
Mo, where Mrs. CLINE and son have
been visiting the past month. on their
return they will a,ter'l the exposition ut
Atlanta, Georgia.
Mrs. George Dc,trick. OF Wilkes-
Barre. and Mrs ID. c. Berscoter and
grandson. of this city. are visiting Mrs.
VI. II. Ml,.hcwson. Of MONTGOMERY
street. and Mrs. Win Shiffer. of Pitts
ton.
Miss Elvlra Duncan, OF Scranton Is
at the home Of her father, u. J. Duncan,
on Garfield avenue. confined to the
house with a severe cold
Mrs. F. Penwa~den IS lying i'll at her
home on Williams avenue.
Harry RelDing Is building a green
house In the rear of his dwellngg on
South Washington street.
Mrs. Richards Of South Church street.
is visiting relatives IN Clifford and vi
cin;y.
Delaware and HntyCn passenger con-
ductor H. +. Johnson, of Maple avenue.
is confined to HIS home by sickness.
Miss Dryden and Charles Dryden, of
PHtston. are guescs of the Misses Bry-
den. on Grove street.
Miss Annie Hunter, OF Wtnton. has
accepted a position as hookkceper IN the
Pioneer laundry on Salem avenue.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. George Holt,
OF Laurel avenue. a son.
Rev. James Malone and Rev. B. r..
O'Byrne, Two OF the newly ordained
who have beeen assisting at ST. Rose
Church for the past few weeks. will
come to Scranton to receive their ap-
po,.rtmeats from Bishop O'IIara. \
success sor to Rev J. J. Curran as curate
in this parish viii probably be an
nounced tomorrow also.
The Alumni football team have se-
cure'i the services of the Wyoming
Seminary coach. who will probably ar
rive here this week.
William Aungcr, while engaged al his
duties in the railroad yard Wednesday.
sustained a long cash in the back OF his
head by coming in contact with the pro-
jec,ing edge OF a shanty
HON G SDAlE.