The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-23

hall on South Main avenue. 1t VIII ne
in commemoration of the sixth an
niversary of the lodge. The programme
as printed in Mondays Tribune will
be rendered entire. State Grand Cham
cellor, DR.. II. n. Dunnell, will deliver
an address.
EMPLOYEES To THEIR FOREMAN.
William Penn Morgan. general su-
perintendent of the Lackawanna Iron
and Coal company's collieries, was vis-
tied last evening at his home on Jack
son street by the meMbers of The Acct
dental Fund at the Capouse mine, and
as u token OF esteem Mr. Morgan was
presented with a costly silver tea set,
the gift of the miners. Edward How
ell made ths presentation speech. Mr.
Morgan responded in his CHEEKY way
the way which makes him popular
with each of his northumberland the
evening was passed very pleasantly
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Rev. Edward James, of Princeton. n.
j., is visiting at the home OF his broth
er, Charles, James, OF Tenth street.
William Neville is home from Yale
college to spend the holidays with his
parents, HIr. and Mrs. B. j. Neville, of
FairyieW avenue.
Thomas LaTkin, "A student at Niagara
university, returned home yesterday to
spend the vacation season with his
parents on West Lackawanna avenue.
VIII Marsh left yesterday for Wash
ington to enter the six day bicycle race.
President Charles l.. Diver requests a
full attendance of the members of the
West Side Republican league at spe-
cial meeting this evening.
,,T I.,t NI,,- ItAl, ,.l
Bolton will take place tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock. Services will be held
at st. ratrick's CHURCH and interment
win he made in Hyde Park Catholic
cemetery.
Mis- Mabel Dershimer. of 1.002 EvnOn
street, Is home from keystone Academy
for the season.
Miss Mollie Haut2. of Chestnut street.
has returned home from visit at
Hartford. Conn.
Crump's band serenaded several
South Main avenue gentlemen last
evening
Rev j. l.. Race. of the South Side.
preached last evening at the Saliva
tion army indoor camp meeting.
The robert Morris Clee club will re-
| hearse in Weiseniluh's hall on Christ
mas afternoon before the eisteddfOd
Joseph. son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Murphy, of 1912 SHETLAND street. died
yesterday, and will be buried this af-
ternoon At go O'Clock.
ID. w. Morgan, of Washburn street.
has never at any time entertained the
idea of withdrawing az n candidate
for alderman in the Fifth ward. As
sertions to the contrary effect have no
foundption
The following officers for the Ply
mouth congregational church were
elected Monday evening: Clerk, Miss
Lizzie \. Evans; financial secretary.
Walter wilkins; standing committee
Daniel Matthias. $. B. Powell and Ev-
| an Davis: ways and means committee,
John Richards. w. Bromley Williams,
Richard Philips. Mrs. Walter wilkins.
Miss Jennie Lewis: member of music
committee, Howell Harris. Trustees
| will be elected next month.
The funeral of the late James Quinn,
| of North Everett avenue. took place
, yesterday morning. Services were held
at st. Patricll's church, Rev. j. p. Nc
| Nally officiating at the mass The
pall-bearers were John McGloin. Thus
Ward, NJ. Jennings, james Mooney.
James Flynn. lntermcnt was made in
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Choice cut flowers ana flower de-
signs at Palmer e. McDonalds 54i
Spruce. &*