The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-08
PROVIDENCE.

The Niagara Hose company will con-
duct q bali tomorrow evening in Com
pany H armory.
The St. Mary's societies and cadets
will meet In st. Mary's hall at 9 o'clock
Saturday morning and march to the
Providence Delaware and Hudson sta
ton, from where they will take the
$50 train for Scranton.
The Trio dancing class will conduct
a social in O'Donnell's hall. Monday
evening, Oct. r.
George Wilder. Of Weston Place. is
still seriously III.
Marquette Council, No. 423, Young
Mems Institute. has obtained permis-
sion, through grand president Gillerin,
to reopen its charter. The charter will
remain open for sixty days. and those
desirous of becoming members of the
institute would do well to send their
names in in due time.
Miss Nina Stoft and Frank Ford
ham, both Of this place. leave today for
Binghamton, where they will represent
the Epworth League of the Providence
Methodist Episcopal church. at the
convention.
+. w. Simpson, of Olyphant. who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. Fl.
keisling. Of Short avenue, for the past
few days, returned to his home yes
terday.
The members of Company II. Thir
teenth regiment rendered Banquet
Tuesday evening,in the armory,to their
lady friends. The occasion was the
opening of their recently refurnished
rooms. New carpets have been pur-
chased and the entire place repainted,
so that the place presents an entirely
new aspect After the usual drill the
% 81, ND thnf
guests retired to the rooms. where they
partook of bountiful repast.
George w. Davis, proprietor of Davis
drug store, spent Tuesday at Summit
Lake.
Thomas Hoban. Of West Market
street, who sustained a serious Injury
to his foot a few weeks ago, Is now
able to be around.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thomas, of Putnam street, Is seriously
ILL.,
Edward Cornell. Of West Market
street, Is recovering from severe ILL
ness.
The classes taught by Misses Mag
gle Davis and Mary A. Powell, in the
Puritan Congregational church, will
give an entertainment in the church
auditorium on Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 30.
Miss Nan Mulley, of North Main ave-
nue., leaves today for Brooklyn, N. Y.
While Ralph Bailey, a farmer. re-
siding in Chinchilla. was in Detweiler's
harness shop, on North Main avenue,
Tuesday morning purchasing a har-
ness, his team of horses, which he had
left standing near by, became fright
ened and ran away. They had gone
but short distance when they were
OF M 10 yN oCynt al ra1 "a
considerable extent.
William Lynch, OF Athens. Bradford
county. Is the guest Of Miss Clara Bliss,
Of East Market street.
F. w. Simpson, Of Olyphant, is visit
ing his daughter Mrs. A. H. Keisling,
Of Short avenue.
John Haggerty, Of Leggett's street.
who was seriously injured a few weeks
ago at the Leggetts Creek shaft. is
rapidly recovering.
The child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa
Palmer. OF Church avenue, Is slowly
recovering.
Miss Gertie Crellin, of North Main
avenue. Is seriously i'll.
Miss Jessie Klees, Of Archibald, Is yis-
iting at the home of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klees, on North
Main avenue.
Christian Endeavorers of this place
were astir Tuesday, completing ar
rangements for the convention. The
churches where the headquarters of
certain counties are were the scenes Of
much hustle and excitement. The Bap-
tist church. OH North Main avenue, is
without doubt the most elaborately
decorated. The national colors and
convention banners are the principal
decorations. The Christian and Pres
byterian churches also present pretty
appearance. The Baptist, Christian
and Presbyterian churches, during the
convention, will be the Headquarters
for five, four and five counties respec-
lively. During the convention the Bap-
tist church will entertain about eighty
nine delegates, the Presbyterian about
eighty-five and the Christian about
eighty-four. Among the individuals
who VIII entertain guests are: Mrs. 7.
]. Detweiler, Mrs. W. j. Fisher. j. b.
Fish, II. Il. Griffin, Evan Gabriel.
Henry Hurlburt, w. ]. Lewis, Samuel
Morse. Joseph Mulley, Amasa Palmer.
Major Reichard. Mrs. Rowley, Silk
man, Richards, Price, ]. r. Clark, NJ,
+. Sanders. o. D. Myers, Mrs. Nyhart,
c. II. Henwood, Mrs. Rolls, Jerome
Britton, Mrs. Kennedy, w. B. Bunnell,
Burt Kleas, Miss Polly Danvers, Mrs.
Potter, w. II. Williams, Armit Thomas,
William Mulley, George Mulley, Jack
son, Atherton, Rev. II. 8. Jones. D. D..
Mrs. II. Birbeck, L. NJ. Coursen, Mrs.
Farnham, T. j. Jennings, NJ T. Keller,
James and Henry McGinnis, William
Moore, Joseph Patch, William Wells,
c. B. and Irwin Westcott, Jonathan
Vipond, William Hodgson and Eugene
Corwin.