The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-13
DUNMOKE.

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Court Ethan Allen. No. 43S2, Ancient
| Order OF Foresters, held n smoker Wednes-
| day evening to celebrate the entry into
| their new rooms at Masonic hall. The
evening was pleasantly spent by ALL Be-
| fore the smoker the following officers
| were elected. Chief ranger NJ. j. Smith !;
| sub-chef ranger James Gardner: treas
urer. William Johnson; secretaryieN II.
| l<east, senior woodward, James fucker:
Junior woodward, William Webber: senior
beadle, George Deloks; junior beade, Matt
| Hall. 4. Dore was elected trustee to serve
| for eighteen months.
| Daisy Dawson, the champion girl
dancer of the world. is spending the sum
mer months at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. W. Smith. of Webster avenue
Miss Dawson Is the clever young artist
who charmed the audience at the Acad-
| emy of Music Wednesday evening and also
Laurel Hill park with her pretty and
graceful dancing
John Brady. an aged resident of this
| borough, is ui6erng from a. cataract
growing over the eye, causing partial
| blindness. Two eye specialists from Phil
adelphia are attending him and it is hoped
| he will regain his sight.
Miss l.. Cranston, OF Hyde Park, is the
guest OF Miss Mabel Freeman, of Fifth
street.
Miss Viola Meyers, of Jersey City, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. p. j. Murphy.
Professor II. IT, Houser is visiting his
parents in Stroudsburg.
The entertainment and social given by
the Dunmore branch of the $. G. T.. in the
Presbyterian church on Adams avenue
last Tuesday evening will be repeated
again on Monday evening, July 13. Ice
cream and cake will be furnished for 10
and 10 cents.
The funeral of Patrick Doud, who com.
mtted suicide Thursday night. took place
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
was made in the Dunmore Catholic ceme-
terry.
Miss Maggie Burke, of Walnut street,
Is the guest of relatives in Washington,
d. c.
The Presbyterians of Dunmore enjoyed
their annual outing at Lake Ariel Satur-
day and it Is afe to say the event was
without parallel in point of pleasure. The
day was perfect: the grounds in the best
of condition and the lake without rip
pie, making trip upon the water very en-
joyable. In numbers the excursion was
pronounced success and socially the day
was an inspiration to both the old and
young who We'd with another to contrib
uate to each others pleasure. The con-
L y
of their days outing. Base ball, potato
race. sack race, tub race, quarter mile
race girls race and other games were en-
gagged in during the day. They We're in
charge of l.. NJ. Smith whose kindness
and untiring energy in this part of the
days programme has become proverbial.
souvenir was awarded to the SUCCESS
full ones which gave added Zest to the oc-
casion. The presents were both useful and
ornamental. Conrad's orchestra was pres
ent and contributed to the enjoyment
The funeral of the infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. II. Black, of Brook street. takes
place this afternoon at $50. Interment
will be made at Forest Hill cemetery.
Roy Sly has returned from a visit with
Carbondale friends
Gus Mlscht, the clerk in Ludwig's drug
store, and John Simpson have gone on a
fishing excursion to Wayne county.