The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-04
Williams { N 'ANULTY
SOLE AGENTS..
CITY NOTES.

A. Widows pension has been granted
Anna NJ Salitz, of this city.
The Sheridan Monument apssociation
will tonight meet in the board OF trade
rooms.
~ Wilbur S. Blanchard, Of this city, has
been granted a patent ON q fastening de-
vice for paper boxes.
A requiem mass will be sung at Q o'clock
this morning in st. Pauls church for Pet
er Buckley. late Of Marion street.
Miss Heath will tonight give parlor lec-
ture on Venice and Venetian art at the
home Of Charles Bradbury, on Quincy ave.
nue.
A joint session of councils has been
called for tomorrow night, to elect dele
gates to the municipal convention at
Reading.
The Lackawanna company paid Monday
at the Archibald, Continental and West
Side mines, and yesterday at the Hall
stead, Diamond and Manville.
Outfielder Flack of last years Lewis
town club OF the New England league, has
been secured for Scranton. lie Is said to
be fast fielder and a good sticker.
Il. J. Mangan. formerly Of 226 Broadway,
New York city, has leased the Hotel Cal
lahan, 3O2 Lackawanna avenue, and IL
renovating and furnishing 1t In modern
style.
Mrs Rorer will deliver her celebrated
room Of the First Presbyterian church
this morning at 10 o'clock. Admission, 6O
cents. q
A huff drunken fellow who assaulted
Special Officer Williams at the Delaware,
LGckawanna and Western station last ev-
ening. was locked up by PatrOlmen Moir
and Day.
The Kings Daughters Of Grace Re-
Formed Episcopal church and the honor
airy members OF the organization met last
night at the home Of Miss Mayer, 431 Mon
roe avenue.
In the estate OF Bridget Nealon, late
Of Scranton, the will was admitted to
probate and letters testamentary were
granted TO Mathew l.. Brown and An
thony Brown.
The Women's Guild of st. Luke's church,
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 4
O'clock at the residence Of Mrs. DIR.
Throop, S5y wyoming avenue, instead Of
at the parish room.
Clerk of the Courts John II. Thomas
Issued marriage licenses yesterday to
Henry w. Simon and Annie Berwolf. Of
Archibald; Thomas Gushing and Elizabeth
Hopkins. OF COnnellton.
The second number of Richard Little's
scranton Store News and Fashion
Monthly. has made its appearance. It is
distributed gratis and Ia an interesting
publications for shoppers.
Mail carriers routes were yesterday
changed as follows: w. A. Moser, from
the West Side to the central city; v. II.
Lauer, from the South Side to the West
Side; p. j. Forster, recently appointed,
to Route "a.
Calls have been issued for board of trade
meetings this week as follows: Public
safety, Thursday at II o'clock a, M:
manufacturers, Friday at p. NJ. The fin.
ance committee will meet next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Delaware and Hudson company paid
vine mines, the Carbondale agents and
clerks. Scranton and intermediates points,
and yesterday at the Won Storch slope and
the Providence machine shops.
Recent contributions were made as fol-
lows to the St. Josephs Founding Home
fund: Mrs. Mary Barrett. ss2; Bridget Ly-
mott 81; n. F. Manley So; Michael Walsh,
S.; Michael Gilleogly, So; Mrs. John esnr,
don, $25: total, s47: previously acknowl-
edged, $3.50; grand total. sl,S47.