The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-05

Davis, E. Evans, L. Fetherman, f.
Rutan, and Masters II. Adams, H. An
gle. l.. Roberts. W. Frank, ]. Fether-
man. J. Cooper. c. st. John, F. Strong,
c. Weiss, w. Loriner, w. Dunkerly, S.
Finburg.
It will not be long now before the
families who left town during the sum-
! mer will return and then will begin a
round of tennis parties, bicycle parties.
golf parties, lawn parties and the like
which will keep everyone. especially
the younger folk. busy until the be-
ginning of the college and school terms.
There will have to be lot Of 1t to make
up for the stagnation of the last two
months.
Miss Libby Saunders, of Hampton
street, will be married to George Keene.
Of the West Side, at Washburn Street
Presbyterian church, on the evening Of
September 30.
Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Bertha
May Reese. of North Hyde Park ave-
nue.. to DR.. II. b. Stevens, of Norwich,
Conn.
Edward p. Kneller, of Pittston ave-
nue.. and Miss Louise Heintz. OF Maple
street, were married Wednesday noon.
A pleasant social was held on Tues
day evening at the home of George
Hill, of North Fillmore avenue.
PERSONAL MENTION:
Miss Annie McNulty, of Twenty-second
street, is at Crystal lake.
Miss Jennie Bennett, of the West Side,
is home from Asbury Park.
T, j. Owens, of Robert avenue, is home
from Beach lake, Wayne county.
George Winterstein, Of Dunmore, is
home from trip to Mauch Chunk.
Mail Carrier Richard j. Grimes has
gone to St. Paul to spend his vacation.
Miss Grace Hines. of Moscow, was the
guest this week of Miss Lulu Masters, OF
Dunmore.
Miss Kathryn Keating. of Fourth street.
has returned from visit to New York
and Brooklyn friends.
Mrs. John Tuffy, of this city, has re-
Cottage street, Carbondale.
Miss Mary Powell, of Edna avenue, and
Miss Lizzie Davis, of Woyne avenue, are
spending a week at Gravel pond.
Misses Kate Lefis and Martha Vaughan.
Of Eynon street, spent week with friends
in Clifford, SusQuehanna county.
Miss Bessie Seagraves, Of Phillipsburg,
N. j., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Seagraves. of Grove street. Dunmore.
Miss Nellie Clark. Of Honesdale, who
was visiting her uncle. Rev. ]. L. Shan
ley. of Priceburg, has returned home.
Misses Gertrude Freeman, Mabel Yost
and Bertha Kelley. of the West Side. re-
turned Monday to Bloomsbury Normal
school.
John Clellan. of Maplewood. has re-
turned after a visit with his daughter.
Mrs. Isaac Williams, of North Sumner
avenue.
John Westpfahl the Pittston avenue
storekeeper, is in St. Paul, to which he
went as a representative to the Grand
Army convention.
Miss Gusse Pinkney, of Brook street,
Dunmore, is home from the west, where
cago and Milwaukee.
Attorney and Mrs. George S. Horn and
family have taken mp their residence in
the city after the summer months spent
at their Crystal lake cottage.
Bert Eynon il at Lake Winoa.
Miss Mae Benedict, of Green Ridge, fe
home from a visit to Carbondale.
Fred Cortright, Of New York city, is
visiting on the West Side.
Miss Margaret Briar, Of the South Side,
Is visiting Miss Matilda j. Smith, of Price,
burg.
Miss Sarah Jones. of North Bromley
avenue. is visiting her sister in Clark's
Summit.