The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-11-27
CITY NOTES.

Tn the hall of ST. Paui's Catholic church
Green Ridge. a Thanksgiving eht.vtaim-
ment was given last night by the vounE
people of the parish
The literary department of the lIp"oIth
league of Elm Fark church gave a i lha"ks
giving entertainment last night in the
church lecture room.
Yesterday was the time designated by
court for filling the jury wheel nut on ~
count of its being legal hollday, the
matter was deferred until today.
Willie F., the 3-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank NJ. Donncll, of POS Frankuh
avenue. died at 1870 this morning. IAr
funeral will he at o'clock TINS morhi"S
and will be private.
The members of the various councils of
American Mechanics will attend divine
service at the Penn Avenue 5aptist
church next Sunday evening. when inc
Rev. Joseph X. Dixon will preach TO them
q Thanksgiving and patriotic sermon
According to a past custom, the Wo-
mems Guild of St. Luke's Episcopal
church yesterday provided a number OF
dinners for poor families. Supplies were
distributed from the store room at the
corner of Linden street and wyoming
avenue.
The friends of the Rescue Mission fur
nished Thanksgiving supper to the mis-
sion converts and their families. About
sixty were present and the occasion was
an enjoyable one to ALL Mr.. and Mrs san
born desire through The Tribune to return
their thanks to all who contributed to the
supper and to those who so kindly assisted
TO- n serving It,
At a meeting of the Keystone Campaign
Republican club on Nov q the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
George w. Brown, president trc-electedl:
Morton. secretary: Fl. A. Patterson treas
urer w. Fl. Johnson and j. II. Bell were
appointed a committee to secure cxcur-
sion rates to Washington, d. c.. March
1897, for the club.
Plumbers union. Local No. 90. conducted
its fifth annual ball at Music Hall last
night The attendance was large and an
enjoyable time was had by all. John j.
Burns was master of ceremonies, assisted
by William J. Kerrigan and Daniel j.
Murray. The chairmen of the various
committees We're: Patrick j. Finnerty,
Henry Wolsifer, William Pinestcr, Henry
Taylor and Albert Notz.
The Enterprise Dancing class. of which
Professor George Taylor has for several
seasons been the instructor, gave a social
In Excelsior hall, on Wyoming avenue,
last night. There was a very large at
tendance. Professor Taylor recently ac-
cepted position as travelling salesman
for firm of New York hardware manu-
facturers and hereafter his classes will be
taught by his brother. Harry Taylor the
professor paying visit to them about
once month.
The most interesting foot ball game of
the season will be played tomorrow be-
tween the Alumni of the School of the
Lackawanna and 95 teams. The game
ber of famous college players will be
found on the Alumni team. Among these
are Laurie Bliss. Yale's famous half
PACK; Charlie Colbert. Pennsylvania star
half back; Johnny Murphy, Georgetowns $
crack short stop: the two Lathropes
Princeton; and also Tom Brooks, Harry
Simpson. Paul Beln, Karl Welles, Frank
Spencer: Nick Stahl, Spencer Drinker and
James Dickson.
DR.. Mcdowell. dentist, 240 Adams