The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-26
CARBONDALE.


on Sunday evening at the close of the
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting oc-
Cured the election of officers and COM
mittees to serve during the next six
months. The result was as follows:
President, w. ID. Frank; vice-president,
Mrs. Grant Nlcholson; recording secre-
tary. Miss Anna Dunstan; treasurer,
Miss Sadie Lewis; organist, Miss May
l.. Avery; corresponding secretary, w.
II. Bennett: lookout committee, Charles
ID. Bailey, Miss Annie Evans, Mrs. II.
j. Hoel, Miss Mae Hallock Mr.. Haven
stein; prayer meeting committee, w. II.
Nye. DR.. w. j. Lowery. Irwin Stone.
William Breese, Mrs. A. s. Lewsley;
Sunday school committee, A. S. Lews-
ley. Miss Lucy Josin Miss Lulu Phil
lips, r. w. Nye F. Wilson; missionary
committee, Miss Carrie Geary, Il. r.
Hall. William Smith. George Whitfield,
Miss Sarah Davis, Miss Eugenia Smith;
social committee, Mrs. Grant Nicholson,
Frank Snedekar, Miss Carrie Geary,
Miss MARY j. Evans, Mrs. James Smith;
music committee, May l.. Avery, Miss
Ella Purdy, Freeman Tallman, Miss
Allie Price, Miss Nettie Burdick; junior
work, Miss Cora Estabrook, superln-
tendent; Miss May Belle Fuller, Miss
Amy Kinback, Miss Edith Hawkins,
Miss Sadie Lewis; flower committee,
Florence Colwell, Miss Jennie F'luewel-
lyn. Mrs. Irwin stone, Miss Minnie Tall
man. Miss Catharine Williams.
on Friday of this week at our neigh
boring town, Jermyn, will be held
rally of the Baptist Young Peoples
union of Abingdon association. 1t will
occur in the Jermyn Baptist church.
Sessions will be held in the afternoon
and evening. Several from this city ex-
pect to attend.
Miss Mamie Murrin, of Seventh ave-
nue.. attended the commencement exer-
cises of Nazareth academy in Rochester
Seventeen members of the Carbondale
Cycle club were in Wilkes-Barre yes
terday and took part in the big parade
prior to the opening of the race meet in
| that city.
Last evening about o'clock, as the
Anthracite hotel bus was going down
Main street the horse SHE'D at a pass
ing street car and ran into a horse and
carriage in front of Cramers photo
graph gallery belonging to Mr.. McCabe
of Canaan street. Both horses were
| stopped and no serious damage done.
Yesterday morning, shortly after 5
O'Clock. occurred the death of Mrs. s. F.
Carpenter, wife of the business man
| ager of the Herald, after a weeks i'll
ness. Deceased was nearly 81 years OF
age and was the only daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. II. NJ. Derby, of Alton. Mr.
and Mrs. Carpenter became residents Of
Carbondale in the spring of 1888. Her
husband and two children survive her,
Arthur, aged 5 years, and a babe one
| week old. The body will be taken on
Thursday morning to Alton, n. Y.
Harry Lister, of Washington street,
will leave today to visit his brother, AL
| fred in Philadelphia.
i. A. Brown and family are enjoying
| the breezes at Ocean Grove.
This morning at st. Rose church will
| occur the marriage Of Miss Annie Kelly,
of South Main street, to Michael Walsh.
| formerly a resident of this city, but now
of New York city. The couple will be
! attended by Miss Maggie Morrison, of
South Main street, and Joseph Young,
of New York city. Rev. T. f. Coffey
will perform the ceremony.
Miss Ida Mitchell, of Scranton, is Wis
iting Mrs. George Kellow, of Park
street.
Miss Nettie Bayley. of Salem avenue,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Myrtle
| Bayley, at Green Ridge.