The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-23
CITY NOTES.

The Plumbers union of this city will
hold its annual ball in Music Hall on
Feb. T.
Ladies' Aid society of Elm Park church
will serve supper tonight. commencing at
$50 o'clock.
The desk used by the late school control
Ter in the board Of control rooms in the
city hall has been draped.
The Consolidated Light. Heat and Power
company of Olyphant was chartered Tues
day with capital of $4,000.
Frank Perone one of the Pittston coun-
terfeters. was taken to Williamsport yes
terday by Deputy United States Marshal
Robling
Miss Anna Van Mort will lead the noon
Gospel service at the Young Women's
Christian association. today. All women
are welcome.
concert will be held tonight at the rooms
of the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion at o'clock sharp.
The name of Henry Belin, jr.,
was omitted from yesterdays list of the
newly elected directors Of the Lackawan-
ma Lumber company.
The employees of the Prudential Insur-
ance company of this district will be ten
dered Il banquet at the Hotel Terrace on
Thursday evening. Jan. 30.
St. GATHERINGS guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd, Green Ridge. has ar
ranged for an entertainment next Tues
day evening In Nettleton's han.
The second annual ball of the Journey
mem Barbers' union will be held in Music
Hall Monday evening, Feb. g. The Law
renee orchestra will furnish the music.
John Ingalls, was painfully but not seri-
h,,vt l., alt, L..
meath an ore dump at the blast furnace.
Some ore which was being dumped from
car struck him. He is at tho Moses Tay-
lor hospital
w. j. Burchan. lumberman from
Gaines Pa, who Is supposed to be insane
was picked up near the Wyoming House
at 40 o'clock yesterday morning by Pa
trolman Matthews. He is being held :Cr
an examination.
Michael Coyne and James Flynn, of this
city, have written a drama called "A Ma
tion Excited" which will be produced at
the rockingham some time in March. The
best amateurs of this city and its vicinity
will be seen in the cast
Miss Sanderson, who has recently -e-
turned from Vassar college, will teach the
class in higher English at the Young Wo-
mems Christian association. This class
was formerly taught by Miss Tolles. the
general secretary, and will resume It's
work under the direction of Miss Sander
son on Thursday evening, Jan. 30.
The Springfield Music company. Spring.
field. Mass, has just published very
popular two-step called the "Essenic
March," by C. II. r. Miller. The music is
all catchy melody with just the right
swing and dash to set the toes tingling.
They will mail Introductory copies for 15
cents each. the regular price being 10
cents.
Marriage licenses were grantei yester-
day to Charles r. Stomer and Carrie T..
Anderson, Scranton; Richard J. Grifiths,
Olyphant. and Jennette Frew, Blaksly;
Samuel Thomas and Elizabeth Thomas.
both of Olyphant; John Mikos and Vic
toria Buc, Taylor: John Porcha and An
ME Dorch. Scranton; Andrew Zatroski and
Anastastia Gorecka. g.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Pancoast Coal company was held
Yesterday in the Office of the company on
wyoming avenue. The following were re-
elcted directors for another year: G. NJ.
Sanderson, r. X. Bellman, Charles d.
Sandersori, ]. Murray Sanderson and Dr.
met and reelected the following officers:
G. NJ. Sanderson. president; r. X. Bellman.
secretary and treasurer
The Gispey's Dance. to be given by the
young ladies' anG gentlemen at the Scran-
ton Turn Verein masquerade ball next
Monday evening. is being rehearsed every
Wednesday and Saturday and is now
ready for Monday evening. The following
are the young ladies and gentlemen who
will take part: Misses Violet Fahrenhol..
Rosa Batter, Mary Porcher. Lille Hauk.
N1lss Woelkers. Emma McKarcher, Mary
NeufYer and Carrie Neuffer; Edward Els
eie. Theodore Hubber. Henry vockroch.
Tim Quinnan, Victor Moth. Will kem-
mer. VIII yockroch and Charles Neuffer.
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