The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-22
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ford are visiting in Lonesdale.
James, the little son of William -.
Hill, was taken very i'll yesterday al
ternoon. Medical assistance was called
and the disease being pronounced diph-
iberia, anti-toxine was administered.
Miss Hattie Berry, Of Carbondale,
spent yesterday in town.
The special music at the st. James
Episcopal church by the orchestra on
Sunday evening was rendered In an
excellent manner
Mrs. Samuel Warner spent yesterday
in Scranton.
Mr.. William S. Hutchings, Of Moosic,
was in Jernyn yesterday.
All items or publication, job work or
advertising left at the Office Of c. F.
Helmes, or lock box "a, will receive
prompt attention.
Rev. E. J. Balsley. of Carbondale.
and Rev. Frank Marshall. of Forest
City, called upon the Rev. Mr.. Fes-
senden yesterday.
Beginning yesterday morning addi-
tionai mail service between Scranton
ana Susquehanna will be given. A new
railway postal clerk mas been appoint
ed to have charge of one mail per day
each way between the two points. The
new mail will leave Susquehanna on
the Erie flyer at 7.23 d. M, arriving
here from Carbondale at sos, arriving
in Scranton at y.34. This train will
bring large amount of western mail
that heretofore did not arrive until
1l.3O a. IN. Returning the mail will
leave Scranton at 5.25 y. m. reaching
here at 5.55 an at Susquehanna at 40.
II will bring in mail that now does not
arrive until the following day. For
merly a closed pouch was In use for
most points along the jefferson divis-
ion This ,vin la of. h.n
fit to business men and others along
the line.
Division No. 10, Ancient Order of Hi
bernians Of America, on Friday even
ing elected the following officers for
the ensuing years: President. Frank
McCafferty; vice president, Neill Gal
lagher: recording secretary, 4. l.. Mar
TIM financial secretary. p. r. Burns;
treasurer. Timothy Donovan; sergeant
alarms. James Monahan: sentinel,
James Kelly: standing committee. Ed
ward Cuff. NJ. J. Grady. John Martin.
James Hosie and Michael Mulherin.
installation will take place at the next
meeting at which a literary pro-
gramme will be rendered. The society
will hereafter hold their meetings In
Parish hall
Monsay Haymakers. No. 194ls. elected
officers as follows Friday night: Past
.hiei IuyHlakef, J. ii. Siegle. chief
nayEiaker, John Merritt; assistant
~ H,''It Ha!II.akeI, j. w. Jones: OVerseer.
~ pu'iee' Keeper or bundles. Will
10 o.to!n, coiiecIor or straws, II.
", .lus,ees, Chris whitney and
nomes, REPRESENTATIVE TO state
lawmakers association. j. H. Siegle.
MISS Emily Fessenden, who is attend
ing school at South Bethlehem. is
spending the vacation with her parents
Tbs soIoiu,;.,..
Scranton. NE spent Yesterday IN
Ivi,I;ar,s oi'as JopiIhg' Ihomas
w iiilaihs' james Nicholson and John
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to Mr. PettiSra,. "e aSsase 10 treatment
CarhonaoIo VI 'DeAiioht street,
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n,s and No., ST., Murray: Dora Ter.
ford and CO.. ""'oK W. ana Messrs. Clif-
Hemelrisbt ,,,.rn VI a.ooluale, ana II.
home of Mic, E,,.n .aneu AT the
EVENING ''h Da'is saturday
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dipation tn a,'eliueu the Or
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