The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-05
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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Daughters of St. George Celebrated the
First Anniversary of Their Or
ganization in Ivoritc Hall.

EhSt anniversary u ihSH
ganization in Ivoritc Hall.
The Daughters of st. George, an or
ganization one year old, which has an
enrolment of over 100 members, held
the first anniversary OF its formation
last evening in Ivorite hall. The lodge
is in the best of condition, numerically
and otherwise. Last evening social
was held commemorating the birth
day. Ice cream, cake and other refresh
ments were served by the lady men,
hers to a host of friends. Attorney Il.
II. House gave an interesting address.
Nominations of officers were held as
follows: For president. Mrs. Belle
Spencer: for vice-presldent. Mrs. Maria
Cole; for secretary, Mrs. II. ii. House;
assistant secretary, Mrs. w. Fl. House;
treasurer, Mrs. George S. Sayers. The
election will take place in two weeks.
Night School Opened.
Night schools opened on this side last
evening with q good attendance at the
numerous buildings. Five schools are
being conducted, but few more may
be opened before the season closes
The teachers at the schools which
openeu last evening We're: In the
Fourth ward, No. 10 school, David
Owens, substitute at No. IA, Is prin-
cipal, and Miss Grace Peck. graduate
Is assistant. No. 81 school. Fifth ward,
is in charge of Professor II. l.. Morgan,
principal at No. 49, The Misses Mary
Durkin. '94; Rahal Powell. 80. and
Clara Gibbs, '94, are assistants David
]. Davis, a graduate from the School
of the Lackawanna. Is principal OF $50.
16. in the Fourteenth ward. Miss Helen
Richards is assistant. At No. Is school.
Fifteenth ward. r. T.. Williams is in
charge. Mr.. Williams attended school
Mt Nazareth. Professor Martin Joyce
is principal at No. II school, Keiser
Valley; Miss Martha Jones is assistant.
Reckless Drivers Mishap.
A horseman had q miraculous escape
from serious injury in collision with n
car in charge Of Conductor Gregory
Avery on the Taylor line yesterday
aft,,iioon. Beginning at the l3ungal-
raced the car along the stretch toward
the Dodge mine. Near the Elnn the
horse swerved the buggy into contact
with the car. The buggy was over
turned, the horse ran away and the
driver was picked up in q dazed condi-
ton. but unhurt. His name is un-
known.
News Notes and Personals.
Joseph jeremiah. of South Hyde Park
avenue, has returned to Bucknell un-
iversity, where he will resume the Win
ter course.
Police Lieutenant john Davies has
returned from his vacation trip.
William Davies, of New York, and
Mss Adeline Davies. of Wilkes-Barre,
have returned to their homes, after
spending Sunday with their parents,
Rev. and Mrs Hugh Davies
The ChaUtauqua circle, held we'll
attended meeting last evening, in the
Iarlors CT the First Welsh Baptist
chucch.
George w. Jenkins. the druggist, has
returned from Philadelphia.
Miahael Hart, aged So years, we'll
known on this side, died yesterday at
4 O'clock p. m, ait the home of his
Daughter. Mrs. John Ford, of Scranton
straet. The funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
Hugh Howell was elected to member
chip in the Hyde Park Literary and
Dotl.fng scic.ety, at last nights meet
sng Charles E. Daniels was author
lied to walt upon the former officials
OF the defunolt BAPTIST church sooety
for the surrender of the Browning cup.
IL
d.scuss the advisabiltty of changing
the night of meeting. A most inter-
esting subject for debate has been Sc
1e,cted. Burt Harrington will read q
paper on alaska"
The programme for the Robert Nor
RS lodge e4steddfod Is printed on an
other page.
Mayor Conne1l has signed the reso-
sutton aIfbhprlzing the changing of
Davies street to its former cognomen,
'Rock." 1T is now the finest street on
the West Side
The funeral of the late William Grif-
fiths will be held wednesday.
Bern, to Clerk Of Courts and Mrs.
Thomas G. Daniels, a baby girl.
The following officers have been elect
ed for the local branch Of the Guaran-
tee Savings. Loan and Investment COM
pany: President, William Penn Nor
gan; vice president, DIR. B. G. Beddoe;
secretary. ]. A. Chambers; treasurer,
A. B. Eynon; attorneys Replogle and
Gibbs: directors. Richard Nichols.
T. M. Canfeld, Edward Farr. NJ. G..
Ecmm.ck. II. Walker. Thomas o. Will
Hams, William Pass. William D.Thomas;
appraisers, George +. Eynon, M. "A.
Cahden and NJ. L. Worden.
John Jones. of Swansea, is the guest
OF rhe brilliant pianist, T. Reeve Jones.
A child Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Chambers, OF jackson street, died yes
terday.
The recent presentation of the "Dees-
treek Sku1e" by the young people of the
Plymouth Congregational church. was
so successful that a repetition will be
given next Friday night.
An entertainment and social will be
given Friday night at the jackson
street Baptfst church.
Messrs. David, Lou and G. Moser,
Mrs. r. r. Chase. ard Mrs. p. g. whet-
stone left yesterday for Coaldale.
6chuylkil1 county. where they were
called by the death Of their brother,
Daniel Moser.
Rev. ID. Webster, d. D., archdeaccm of
Scranton In the Episcopal deromina-
tion. Will preach this evening at 7:30
O'clock at ST. David's church. The pub
Fc IL cordially invited to attend and
li5ten to the eloquent divine.
West Sido Business Directory.
TA1LOR-Suits made to order. $500 and
up: overcoats SO and up. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Repair work a specially
. Frank Gilbert. 1903 w. LackaWania
avenue. near Main avenue -,