The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-15
NORTH END NOTES.


Mrs. John Mcdonald is seriously Ill
at her home on Main avenue.
j. E. Golden, of Leggetts street, Is
visiting friends in Wilkes-Bare.
Miss Linn, of Hawley, is visiting
Michael Durkin, of Dwiken street.
Frank Mcdonald, son of John Nc
Donald, Is seriously i'll with scarlet
fever at the home of his grandfather,
Ambrose Mulley, on Main avenue.
Some approaching marriages in the
Holy Rosary church are those Of James
H. Nolan and Miss Annie Gerrity, and
William Costello and Miss Hannah
Maloney
1t has been decided to continue the
series of prayer meetings at the Welsh
Congregational church every night this
MONTH except Saturdays, and to begin
at 7.SO instead of TOO o'clock, ais last
week.
Revival meetings will be held in the
Green Ridge Baptist church for the
next ten days, beginning with tonight,
and will be conducted by Rev. s. r.
Ford, of Syracuse, an uncle of the
pastor
Morgan II. Williams, the present eff
cient general secretary of the National
lvorite society, is candidate for the
office of alderman of the First ward.
HIS friends are earnestly at work for
him, with good prospects of success.
Mr.. Williams Is well qualified for the
Office, having an intelligent turn of
mind. and is ltterateur of ability in
the Welsh language.
The arrangements for the cantata
THE King of Zion," are nearly COM
pleted, 1t will be produced in the
| Welsh Baptist church next Thursday
night by a chorus of about seventy
voices, led by David Davis and assisted
by an orchestra of six Instruments led
by John Stopford. Because of this
| cantata there will be no meeting in the
| Welsh Congregational church.
The Cambrian Glee society serenaded
| Food Inspector Richard Thomas, at his
| home on Brick avenue, last Saturday
| evening.
While returning from the funeral OF
James OMalley, the shafts of the cut
ter occupied by Michael Clarke, of Mar
ket street, and his cousin, Miss Kate
Clark, broke in front of the Lewis
Drug store, and overturned the cutter
throwing out the occupants, who, for.
tunately, escaped injuries. The horse
was Immediately caught by William
Eldridge.
James GrAr, James Neary, Peter
Foy, r. A. Malonsy, and A. p. O'Don
nell. officers of Division No. 6, Ancient
Order of Hibernians, attended the
quarterly convention of that order
which was held in Olyphant Sunday.
The contest for the sheep which haE
been seen on exhibition in the grocery
store of Thomas John closed last night
The prize winning number was forty
eight.
The funeral services of James O'Mal
ley, of Market street, who died last Fri
day, were held in the Holy Rosar!
church yesterday morning. Requiem
high mass was celebrated Ivy Rev
John O'Toole at II o'clock. The pail
bearers We're: Patrick Fox, Patricl
Mullen, John Welsh, Thomas Welsh
John Jennings, sr., and Michael Rock
Mr.. O'Malley was born in Ireland abou
seventy-two years ago, but has been
resident of Providence for the las
thirty-five years. He is survived b,
four sons and one daughter, all we'll
known residents of this city. They are
Mrs. James Clark, Henry O'Malley, tn
Third ward school controller; William
and Walter, contractors and builders
and Edward O'Malley.
The funeral services of Miss Saral
Davis will be held Thursday afternoon
at o'clock in the Welsh Baptis
church, and not Tuesday, as was an
nounced in some of the other papers.
Joseph Scharar, of Main avenue, |
candidate for the Republican nomina
tion for the office of common council
man.
Nevin Weiss, of Main avenue, die
yesterday morning about 3 o'clock a
his home, ON Main avenue, after a
illness lasting for several months. Nj
Weiss was telegraph operator for tn
Delaware and Hudson Railroad com
pany at Carbondale for some time. II
was born in Mauch Chunk, but ha
been a resident of this place for abou
a year and a half. He is survived b
wife and two children. The funera
will be held at 1.30 o'clock tomorro,
afternoon at the residence, 20S0 Mort
Main avenue. Burial will be made i
Peckville.