The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-01

Flynn. of West Market street. has re-
turned home.
q. W. Alilar. Of the firm OF Weichel 4.
| Millar. left yesterday for q business visit
TO Pittsburg, Wheeling, W. Va, and East
Liverpool. ..
Misses Josephine and ,Anastatia Ciif-
| ford. OF Prospect avenue, have returned
/ from brief visit with Miss Lydia Con-
| nor, of Avoca.
ID. l.. Delany, late of Martin & Delany.
has been appointed agent of the accident
department Of the Aetna Life Insurance
| company of Hartford, Conn.
s. l.. Gallen, proprietor Of the Penn
Clothing and Shoe house, spent a few
days this week visiting in Factoryville.
| He returned home yesterday.
| Patrick j. Morrow ana Miss Bessie
Seaman, of Taylor, were married at St.
| Joseph's church, Minooka. Tuesday after
| noon by Rev. d. A. Mccarthy.
John T.. Fitzsimmons and Mrs. Bridget
| Burke. of Dunmore. were married in ST.
| Mary's church Wednesday evening by the
pastor. Rev. Gerard McMurray.
James Edwards and daughter, Mary, of
| Edwards willie, who We're the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan Daniels, of Division
| street. returned home Tuesday.
l. Mrs. NJ. r. Roblng and son, Arthur,
have returned to their home, in this city,
| after a pleasant stay with Mrs. RObling' 5
| sister. Mrs. Joseph Walker, of Nicholson.
p. J. Hopkins, of Prospect avenue, and
Miss Bridget Ruddy. of Green Ridge. We're
married Wednesday afternoon at St.
| Paurs church. Green Ridge, by the pastor,
Rev. p. J. McManus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. OBrien are
| home from their wedding tour and are re-
ceiving the best wishes of numerous
| friends. They have settled down at Pros.
pect avenue and Alder street.
Charles Freethy. Of this city, and Miss
| Emma Schardt, of Hawley, were united
in marriage Wednesday afternoon at 5
! o'clock by Rev. A. ". Cooper. pastor Of
| the Methodist Episcopal church Of that
place.
Rev. w. II. Brown, d. D., Of Beaver,
| Pa, presiding elder of the Pittsburg dis
| trict of the African Methodist Episcopal
church. was in the city a few days this
week the guest of Rev. c. A. MCGEE, OF
| the Howard Place church.
c. II. Zehnder, of Berwick. the new
| president of the Dickson Manufactures
| company. is In the city and Is stopping At
| the Wyoming. He arrived Thursday night
| and yesterday visited the plant, of which
| ne will in future be In charge.
j. II. Laine, eX-manager of the Froth-
! ingham theater. is in town. He will leave
| in a week and become travelling reDre-
resentative in the United States Of the lne
| ternational Exposition which begNs next
| September continuing six months, in
Mexico.
Mrs. Phebe G. Skilhorn. of Jackson
street, past president of the Rebekah
| lodge of Pennsylvania. was in Factory
willie Wednesday, instituting new Re-
bekah lodge in that place. She was as
sisted by ten Of the past noble grands OF
| Wanetta lodge. of this city.
James Gaynor, of the West Side. Will
leave next week for Denver. Col. to at
| tend meeting of the supreme council OF
| the Young Mems Institute. At the session
| of the Eastern Grand council In Indiana
polls, Mr.. Gaynor was elected one OF the
| twelve delegates to represent the Eastern
| jurisdiction In the Supreme council.
Miss Cora Griffin. Scranton's young ana
| favorite elocutionist. won for herself much
praise at the Royal Arcanum entertain
| ment Thursday night for the excellent
manner in which she rendered "The Spah'
| ish Mother" Miss Griffin possesses q
| rich low voice and Is grace PERSONNEL.
| She has a promising future before her.