The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-28
CITY NOTES.

Foot ball this afternoon. Scranton Bi:
cycle club VS.. Wyoming seminary.
Park, 8 p. m.
House Of the Good Shepherd donation
days are today and tomorrow.
q Thanksgiving services at Trinity Luth-
eran church this morning at 1890.
The ball of the Scranton Typographical
union will take place in Turner hall to-
Oscar Freeman, Judd Stevens and Harry
hunt deer.
Mary O'BrIen and Eva King were sent
mp for twenty days yesterday by Alder
man Millar.
Today being a legal holiday, tomorrow
sheriffs' deeds.
George Franklin was yesterday dis
charged from the county Jail under the
Insolvency laws.
The action of Freas & Son against H.
N. Patrick has been referred to Attorney
w. A. Wilcox as referee.
John Marshall, 5anitor Of the municipal
building, has sold his Madison avenue
property to 8. Saltery, of Shenandoah, for
The surplus of the Third National bank
and $17, 900 has been added to the undivided
profits.
The jolly Eleven will play. the Bellevue
Foot Ball team on the James Boys
6iOuAAoo n ~ us IAs tOuays aAiAS hSAAS'
ma, manager.
The funeral of Henry A. Hess will take
place at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the
residence Of his mother, Quincy avenue
n Walnut street.
Through ex-Judge j.. A. Sittser, the
Tunkhannock Chess club has challenged
the Scranton Chess club for games be-
tween three players from each club.
Tomorrow the semi-annual convention
union viii be held in the Penn Avenue
sions.
The A Picked Few Social clubs Thanks
giving eve dance IN Excelsior hall last
nished by the Lawrence orchestra. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Joseph Robbins is still in a very
critical condition at the Lackawanna hos
and this, the house surgeons believe, will
eventually lead to her recovery.
At a thank offering service under the
fry s9 sSuleh IN la aae n aSSsare Addresses THom 81 w Mlm
Dale, Mrs. d. B. Hand, Mrs. c. d. simp-
son and Miss Tillie Hawley.
Marriage licenses were granted to the
South Side, and Jeanette Edwards, Tay-
1or; Michael J. Crane and Ella T.. Burns.
Dunmore; Anthony Gallagher and Mary
AMI t1Ou6EdH, MluOOhdp ShdIlCS WdFtCI
Moredock, OF Scranton. n Viola Brady.
Scranton.
Miss Mary Loughney, of this city, and
Simon Carmody, Of Clark's Summit, were
married yesterday In st. Peters cathedral
by. Rev. Father Carmody. Miss BESSIE
Lbughney was the bridesmaid, and NJ. J:
Madigan best man. A reception was held
1t the brides home on Carbon street, and
et 1.30 o'clock the couple left yia the
1ackawdnna road for Niagara Falls.
Patrick Brown, Of %Carbondale. repre-
scented BY. Warren G. Knapp, began yester-
FcSbins SON. q u The sa%e c asa'ff FOR Work v,1,%a done n;
IN excayatins. and leyeling of the cellar
and building lot Of the new silk mill In
the city OF everlasting rest. The amount
Ct rs contract is s1.45s.5s. and the de.
- to recover that sum-.
There win be q cordial welcome this
evening Tor every young woman who may
i to come to the rooms of the Young
Women's Christian association for an in
formal social time; Games and light re.
the evening. and 1t Is hoped that many
who are away from their own home may
take this opportunity to test the home.like
character Of the association rooms.
THE scranton Slow Eight society gave a
Mss Emma Bennett Tuesday, ey vHsi
DANES were INDUCED in until q late hour,
when fefreshments were served. Those
present were Misses Emma Bennett,
0aisy Miller; Matte S,ckler Mary Nc
man. Kate Hi. villa Knapp eva Dewee.
Grace Dewee, Margaret Palmer, Hattie
Palmer, Edna Meyer. Gertrude Pete, Fred
LArtlner: Thomas WsrS Sri, Arthur Rsuden-
Hail. win Hall, Charles Rome. WWiiIiam
dSlo. LafimeF Reese Emil Neubar. David
Tin, Frank Kaufman.