The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-29
CITY NOTES.
lin the Blues and eat Turkey.

Join the Blues and eat Turkey.
The composite. sidewalk on the Spruce
street side Of the Commonwealth build
Ing IL being relaid.
lost his sight through paralysis a week
ago. has recovered 1t.
The Consolidated Milling Exchange of
Minneapolis, Minn., intends to open a
branch office in this city.
Clarke Bros. the West Side merchants,
have purchased plot OF ground adjOi1.
Ing their stores to enable them to build
an addition to their dry goods depart
ment.
The teachers and officers of Grace Re-
ing this evening at the close Of the prayer
service and arrange for the annual ex
cursion and picnic.
The funeral Of Mrs. Iona B. Day will
O'clock. Services will be conducted in the
Epworth League room of the Film Park
church and interment will be made in Dun
more cemetery.
The Winnett Stock company will give
noon at prices Of 10 and 20 cents. BY spe-
Wife @ fer Wife" Wife The bill for this even-
After May Charles Orchard will have
charge Of the Bridge street and Vine
street freight stations of the Delaware and
Hudson company. r. A. Williams. who
HIS UecH Ill charge OI the vine street
station, has resigned.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk Of the Courts John r. Thom-
as to George Phillips and Annie Maruzins-
ki, Winton; Edmund G. Thomson and Eliz-
abeth Bliss Ashelman, Scranton: Martin
Murphy and Bridget Armstrong, Scran-
ton.
A stated meeting Of the County Medical
society was held in the arbitration room
at the court house last night DIR, H, V.
Logan QnnOlInnpd "
ist OF the evening, but he was unable to
be present. Only minor business was
transacted.
The John B. Smith Fire company filed
the office of Prothonotary Pryor The
names OF the subscribers are: Patrick
Horo, bernard Sweeney. Michael E.
MsSae g. !IaH %eaSs Rsy and Mana SSan T. Ssn
nan.
The, New York Herald yesterday con-
5olned q picture OF Captain Hannah Mas
land, who was until two weeks ago in
The Herald has her labeled as one Of the
oficers Of Ballington Booths new Ameri-
can can volunteer organization. Miss Mas
land has always been warm admirer of
darlington and Mrs. Booth.
Many changes are being made at the
Hailroad Young Mems Christian associa-
ti0n building. The inside is being repaint-
ed IN light and attractive colors. which
place. a one-story annex Is being built,
which VIII be used as a wash room Other
minor improvements are also being made
to make the place more comfortable as
well as attractive.
The retail liquor license Of H. A. Beebe,
of the the Second wdrd Of JgrIUyn borough.
was yesterday transferred to L. +, CraW-
ford. The license of Edward Weiss, of the
Eighteenh ward; was transferred to Pat
fDonnsosg fDonossgh. Of the Fifth ward, was trans-
OF Michael Sharak. of 7l6 West Lacka-
wanna avenue, was transferred to Patrick
7. Kilmartin. The license of Julia GILL;
gan, Of the borough of Throop, was trans-
ferred to Joseph Glrdzeunas.
New contributions to the Founding
Home FUND are: Bridget Goodwin, 81; Will.
lam Worthing, 81; Mrs. d.. NJ. Reilly. 81:
James d. DoTTnning, TntIngs,, s.; Michael cotter ii
81: Daniel Hurley, $2; Mrs. Hurley. 81:
Patrick Boland. 8: Miles sweeney. 81:
Mrs. Ann, McNaliy, 81; Andrew McGee. 81:
Mrs Boland, 81 Michael Corbett, 81:
Kate Corbett. 81: total, 500; previously nc.
knowledged. s2.4Ss; grand total. $2,5ii.