The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-06

Delaware. La1kawaInA ana sWeatefns
spent a few days thisaweek hshinG. : ], Z
b. c. Hicks. Of tho Delaware. Lacka~an-
ma and Western, has been promoted to
the position OF freight agent at Plymouth.
John b. 'JOrdan. OF; Wyoming avenue. is
home on vacation from the law DEPART
ment Of the University of fPennsylva-
MIA. tr y p
Rev. N. J. McManus, pastor OF Holy
Rosary church, Providence, left for New
York "Wednesday and will sail today for
Europe, to be gone two months.
Miss Archibald was one OF the brides
maids. DIR. G. d. Murray was one of the
ushers. and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Thomas
were among the guests at the marriage
OF DIR. II. ID. Keller, OF Stroudsburg, and
Miss Gertrude Pardee, daughter Of the
late Ario Pardee. at Hazleton, Wednesday
evening.
Louis Weber fished for trout at Maple
wood this week.
r. Ernest Comegys has returned from a
trip to the seashOre.
victor Beemer, of Dunmore, was in New
York this week on business.
A. f. Vorhis and Albert Winebrake were
nshing at Elmhurst Wednesday,
MISS Gertie Snyder. of this city, is the
guest OF Miss Bertha Bold, of Waverly.
Senator John c. Harvey. of the Twenty
nrst district. was the guest of Hon. c. p.
O'Malley Tuesday.
George w. Rice, of this city, has been
made manager of the Wilkes Barre Office
of the Postal Telegraph company.
Councilman c. s. Seamans, W. 8. Free
man. W. II. Coleman, Robert V. White
and Thomas ]. Mcclure were in Homes
dale Wednesday.
Miss Victoria Connell, daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Connell, Of 400 Clay avenue, will
be married next Tuesday evening to Edwin
Eugene Pryor, Of New York.
Mrs. Edwin Whitlock. her daughter,
Lillian. and Miss Marie Hickock, Of New
York. who Is visiting them, are the guests
Of friends at Clark's Summit
Mrs. c. II. Armour, of Reading, whose
husband was among the knights Templar
at the recent conclave, was able to be re-
moved to her home yesterday after a very
serious illness.
District Attorney John r. Jones, County
Detective Thomas Leyshon and Alderman
8. 8. Jones, Of Carbondale, were trout
fishing the fore part of the week at Robin
sons Pond. near Carbondaie.
John A. Nallin. who has been head
bookkeeper for the Casey & Kelly Brew
ing company for several years, has been
made business manager of the company,
having general charge Of the ale and
lager beer breweries.
William Kelly was in New York city
Thursday.
Miss Emaline Kellam is visiting friends
at Lykens, Pa.
J. d. Green. of Wyoming, spent yester-
day in the city.
Miss Lottie 1.aedlein, of this city, is WIS.,
iting in Williamsport.
Albert Wilson. Of Kirkwood, N. Y, ia
visiting relatives in the city.
Ex-Justice Alfred Hand returned Thurs
day from visit to New York city.
Attorney Fred w. Fleitz is home from b
fishing excursion to Wyoming county.
Ezra Connell has returned from the Uni-
versity Of Pennsylvania for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Roney, of Mulberry
street, have returned from fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brant. Of CaDousc
avenue, are home from visit to Ransom.
Hon. P. P. Smith was the guest Of his
brother-in-l law, Rev. John j. Griffin, of
Honesdale. on Wednesday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Howell, OF Green Ridge street,
is entertaining Mrs. 8. Bolton and daugh-
ter, Lillian, of Carbondale.
Mr.. and MRS. William Mcfarland, OF
Drifton, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Lull. of the West Side.
Mrs. Woodruff Smith, of Summerville
N. j., is visiting her son, Stephen Smith,
of the United States Express company.
]. Louden Beadle, of Des Moines, Ia,
is the guest Of his nephew, r. w. Beadle.
Mr.. Beadle is now 70 years Of age and 1t
is thirty-fiye years since he last visited
Scranton.
Miss Margaret Campbell, Of Carbondale,
on Wednesday last assumed a position in
the telephone exchange of that city. Miss
Campbell is youns lady of many graces
and has numerous friends in Scranton.
Oscar L. Long a former resident OF this
city, but now Of Philadelphia. is guest
of his brother, Harvey Long. Mr.. Long
rode from Philadelphia on his wheel. He
is accompanied by Il. Winters, also OF
Philadelphia.