The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs John H. Evans. Of Edna
avenue. left Thursday for an extended va
cation at Atlantic City.
Louis Roberts. OF Church avenue, has
/ returned home from q vacation At New
York city and Atlantic City.
william Chappell OF North Main avenue,
win leave today to spend Sunday with his
family at Lake Winola.
g. c. Stelle. Of Adams avenue, ID at
Mrs. william Corless and children. Of the
West Side, left yesterday for visit with
friends In Elmira.
six weeks trip to Crystal lake and Al
bany.
General Manager Frank Silliman, jr.. of
the Traction company Is In Brooklyn.
NY.
Miss Name e. McHugh. of Dunmore is
visiting friends in New York and Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Louisa Gardner. of Elmira, Is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hoff-
man. of Maple street.
Miss Maggie Coggins. Of Eynon street,
| left on Tuesday to spend a few weeks with
friends in New York city.
| p. +. 'keegan. of Olyphant. and niece.
Miss Annie Wynne, of Carbon street, this
city. are visiting relatives on the Hudson.
Miss Sarah OHara, of Green Ridge. and
| Miss Mary Morrison, Of DunmOre have
returned home after two weeks visit at
CarbOndale and Archibald.
Thomas l.. Jones and Attorney James
w. Oakford left yesterday afternoon for a
tour OF the Great Lakes and the Yosemite
| Valley. California. They expect to be
gone about three weeks.
| +. f. Chase Is at Martha's Vineyard.
| Ex-Judge Knapp has returned home
from his vacation trip along the Maine
| coast.
Moran. Of Fig street
James Hopkins, OF West Dr!nker street.
Dunmore. the night operator at the Dun
more station Of the Erie and Wyoming
Valley. has gone to New York. where he
| will spend few days vacation.
Mrs. Wardell and daughter. lille. Of
Dunmore, have returned from Elmhurst,
| where they enjoyed a weeks outing.
Attorney John !. Waller, Of Hoboken, N.
j.. Is sojourning In the city.
Mrs. G. f. Dean Is entertaining Miss
Elizabeth d. Klotz. OF Newark.
Mrs. Josephine Rooms of Clay avenue, Is
visiting friends at HazletOn.
Mrs. ". j. Welsh and family are at As
bury Park, where they will spend two
weeks.
Miss Annie O'Malley and Mss Mary
Burns left Wednesday for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Daniel J. Campbell was in Pittsburg dur
ing the week.
r. J. Doyle. Of Williams & McAnulty's,
Is spending a weeks vacation at Water
Gap.
Mrs. william NJ. Wilson. of Green Ridge,
Is entertaining her sister. Mrs. James L.
Roberts, of BinghamtOn.
Fletcher Angle. Of Waterloo, N. Y, who
was visiting relatives In the city, Wednes-
| day left for home
Mss Myrtle Hughes. OF East Market
street, has returned from Crystal lake.
where she spent the past month.
Sheriff and Mrs. ClemOns and two chill
dren, Mrs. David Clemons and Mrs. Aaron
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Smith, Misses Florence and rillie Drnker
compose a party that are stopping at he
Normandie. Asbury Park.
Mrs. William Packard and children, who
have been spending the past few weeks
with her parents at Lake Winola. have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Thomas Protheroe and children, Of
West Drinker street, have returned from
a two weeks visit at Lake W.nola.
Mss Louis Masters, OF MIL street, Dun
with friends in Jersey City and other
points of interest in the east.
Simon Lauer has returned from his out.
ing at Long Branch.
| Miss Emma Carey. Of No:.h Main ave-
| nue., has returned from Saratoga.
Miss Evelyn Could of Easton, Is the
guest Of Mrs. John T. Martin, of Webster
| avenue.
Misses Catharlne nnd Margaret Waters,
| of Danbury. Conn, ar. the guests Of NJ. l..
Kelley, of Linden street.
Rev. W. II. Brown, presiding elder OF
| the P.tsburg district, Of Beaver, Is the
guest Of Rev. &. A. McGe. Or Howard
| place.
Among the Scranton.ans at Block island,
r. l., are the following: Mr. and Mrs.
| William Langstaff, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Storrs, Mr. and Mrs. l.. X. Stelle, Mrs. NJ.
| w. Torrey. Miss Torrey. Mrs. F.. s. God
frey. William Hackett, George Mulley,
Henwood and Miss Annie Henwood.
Miss Elizabeth d. klotz, of Newark, N.
j.. Is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. G. E.
Dean.
Mrs. Percy Cole and Miss Mabel Heft,
Of Honesdale, are the guests Of Mr.. and
| more.
Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara and Rev. ]. ].
| B. Feeley returned Monday from Cape
May.
iting Mrs. c. j. LaBarre, of Ninth street.
Mss Lessa LaBarre, Of Ninth street, has
returned after spending few days at
Lake Winola.
Misses .Loretto Cannon and May Tay.
lor, of Jackson street. are spending their
vacation at Crystal lake.
The Misses Mary and Hattie Branfn. Of
Mount Holly, N. j., are visiting Mrs. T.
A. Patten. Of West Scranton.
George w. Rice, night operator for the
Postal Telegraph company Is spending his
vacation In Wayne county.
Miss Kate Devine, Of Nay Aug. and Miss
Agnes Murphy. Of Olyphant, returned
Tuesday from New York, where they WIS.,
Mrs. John F. Joyce and sister, Miss Ag-
gle Mahon, Of Third street, are at Atlantic
City.
Collector Grant Herring sails today for
home.
Mrs. John Keator. of North Summit
avenue, is visiting friends at Roxbury,
N. Y.
Rev. George E. Guild will sail from Ant
werp today for New York. He sails on
the Wiesland, and Ia expected to arrive in
New York in about one week.
Mrs. William Lewis. of Edna avenue,
will leave today for Cortland. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cowles, formerly
Of Providence, now of Long Island, are ex-
pected here today and will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Muley.
DIR. j. w. Coolidge and family have re-
turned from Crystal lake.
Miss Bessie Henwood and Miss Gertrude
Guild left Thursday for a weeks visit with
friends at Glenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx, of Penn avenue, left
Wednesday for a weeks sojourn at Lake
ChautauQua.
Jonathan T. Harris, Of the Delaware and
Hudson sales department. spent the week
at Lake W.nola.
Mrs. 8. Goldsmith and family, Of this
city, and Mss Florence Brooks, Of New
York, will spend the remainder Of the
month at Hotel Elmhurst.
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