The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-01
NEWS Of tbe Suburbs.

words. after which cake and cream
were served.
Eddie James, Edward d. Collins re-
sponded to toasts. a duet was sung
by Eddie and Edith Davis. One of the
humorous toasts lof the evening was
'"rhe Widows in the Kitchen as re-
spondcd to Iy f.. R. Grifliths. Ihe Siee
club sang and Miss Margaret Jones
and John w. Jones sang one OF their
delightful duets.
1t was decided to repeat the cantata
in January.
The walters and assistants We're:
Mrs. John Pritchard, Mrs. ID. w. Will
liams, Mrs. Charles Roberts. Mrs. NJ.
+. Lewis, Mrs Alfred Lewis, Mrs. j.
II. Lewis. Mrs. Richard Nichols, Mrs.
William jeremiah, Mrs. Neil Suffice.
Mrs. William Pass. Mrs. Harry God
shall. Mrs d. O. Thomas. Misses Mar
garet Murphy, Ida Lewis and John IL.
Lewis.
CHARGES AGAINST THEM.
Two young men. Mike MCAnulty, or
Twenty-second street, and Edward
O'TOole of Henncssey court were
caught early Saturday night in the act
of stealth" liquors from the cellar OF
Steven Flanaghan's saloon ON LuZerhc
street. Constable John Davis arrested
O'Toole later in the night ON war
rant sworn out at the office or Alder
man John. Of the Fourth ward.
The constable in trying to arrest Nc
Anulty made mistake. There are
two brothers. and instead of arresting
Mike" the guilty one, Constable Da-
Wis took up Patrick. The error was
found out at the aldermans Office.
O'Tuolc was held in $500 bail to appear
at court. McAnulty had not been ar
rested last night. The two young men
are charged also with malicious mis-
chief, John Seiss, of Luzerne street,
furnishing the information. Seiss says
that McAnulty and O'Toole tore down
his fence last Friday night.
O'Tuolc was held in bail. His father
went bondsman in each case. Nc
Anulty is yet uncaptured.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Past Master John II. Reynolds, of
Hyde Park lodge. No 339 Free and
Accepted Masuns, left yesterday for
Philadelphia where he will be dele
gate to the session of the grand lodge,
which meets Wednesday.
Camp 80, Patriotic Order of True
American, will hold an auction sale"
this evening after the regular meet
inC. \ social session will also be held.
beginning with tomorrow services Will
be held every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons at $50 o'clock and on Fri
day evenings at 7.i5 O'Clock at st. Da-
vd's Episcopal church, corner of Brom-
ley avenue and Jackson street, to last
during the Advent season.
The Crescent dancing class will meet
Thursday evening of this week in
Mcars' hall. The class will hold a mas
querade on the evening of Dccem-
Der ..
Miss Louise Williams. of Wilkes
Barre. has retured home after visit
to friends ON Twelfth street
Andrew Bristley. of Olyphant, visited
his brother. Joseph Bristley, of North
Main avenue, Sunday.
Mrs. Carr. of Factoryville, is the
guest of her nephew, Harry Wrigley,
of Twelfth street.
The Social Circle of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
social next Friday night.
Choice cut flowers and flower de-
signs at Palmer & McDonald's, 544
Spruce street. ~
Forest and Mabel Dershimer. of 1902
Eynon street, have resumed their stud
les at Keystone academy, after spend
ing their Thanksgiving vacation at
home.
Lucl Capwell returned Monday from
Factoryville, where he spent Thanks
giving with friends.
Willie Il. Evans, of NanticOke, called
on Forest Dershimer last Saturday on
his way back to Keystone academy.
The latest and best styles. Roberts,
1876 North Maine.