The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-18
PERSONAL.

ID. J. Phillips of North Park, is in Bos-
ton.
Prothonotary and Mrs. G. l.. Pryor are
al Asbury Park.
Dr. l.. II. Gates returned yesterday from
Lake Oquago and Deposit, n. Y.
Rev T. l.. Miller has as his guest At
tonrey Jonas II. Crater. of Philadelphia.
Mrs. b. Moses. Miss Esther Moses and
Fred Moses are home from Il sojourn at
Long Branch.
Mrs. J. $. Pritchard ana Mrs. j. t.
Francis have returned from u weeks
stay at Lake Winoa.
!. Cohen. of New York. and his sisters
Mrs Galand and Misses Bessie and Rose
Cohen are visiting friends in the city
Miss Elsie Brown has returned after
spending two weeks with friends at Beth
l"hen, Philadelphia and Atlantic ,..y
Frank NJ. Lynch. son of James Lynch
of Olyphant, registered yesterday as Il
stndent-at-law in the office of O'Brcn Il
Kelly.
Miss Mary Farrell Of Philadelphia and
Miss May Brennan. of Shenandoah. are
visiting Miss Anna May Mcclure, Of Lin
coin avenue.
Joseph ~ Harmon. bookkecper at con-
molly x Walace's. and his mother have
gone for Il ten days trip TO Philadelphia
and Atlantic city.
Miss Mary ana Master Joseph Melvin
accompanied by their aunt. Miss McHale
returned yesterday after u ten days So
juurn at Crystal lake.
Mrs. W. V. Pau!e, of London England
returned TO New York yesterday after
spending two weeks with her uncle, Ter
cnce McNulty, OF Hampton street.
The Misses Kathryn and Anna Hope. cf
Philadelphia. who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. e. Melvin, of the st.
Charles. returned home this morning.
Among Scranton guests who registered
at Hotel Senate, Atlantic City. during the
past few weeks We're the Misses Annette
Davies, Helen Barnes and Cora Norris
Griffin.
Harvey Long and Charles i. Tropp, cf
the Crystal Hose company, leave today
for West Point, Peekskill, Newburg,
Poughkeepsie and Middietown, n. V, to
arrange for the trip of the Crystal COM
pany in October.
John Roll has returned from a trim
through the western states and Alaska
lasting three and a half months. Among
the places he visited were San Francisco.
Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake,
Portland. Seattle and Sitka. He was ac-
companied by his brother-in-law, l.. H.
Hopkins, of Ohio.
ON motion Of Major Everett Warren
Ralph s. Hull was yesterday admitted to
practice in the courts of Lackawanna
county; Walter f.. Gunster was admitted
on motion of Attorney Charles II. Welles:
Robert Peck on motion of Attorney
George L. Peck; NJ. +. Cawley on motion
of Attorney J. Alton Davis: Patrick j.
Nlanley on motion of Attorney Joseph
O'Brien; Michael J. Ruddy on motion of
Attorney J. Alton Davis.
Hotel Keeper d. w. Vaughan received
Q letter yesterday from his son. William
y. Vaughan, who is a cadet on board the
United States schoolship Saratoga. The
letter was dated Queenstown and recited
the fact that the boy, who Is 16 years of
age, had Just returned from a three days
visit to the old home of his grandparents
in County Glare. From Queenstown the
Saratoga was to proceed to Southampton
and the cadets were to have seven days in
which to do London. The ship will next
proceed to Havre and then the cadets will
spend five days in Paris. Afterwards the
vessel will proceed to Gibraltar, Genoa
and other points.