The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-11
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CITY NOTES.
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u, WYOMING AVE.

The Knights Of the Golden Eagle con.
ducted an excursion to Lake Ariel yes.
ssrday.
a camp Of the Patriotic Order Of True
Americans will be organized tonight In
Archbald's hall, North Scranton.
N. H. Hillard. Of the Wilbur Opera
company had his wrist badly injured
Tuesday night by being Kicked by a horse.
The primary class Of the Penn Avenue
Baptist Sunday school will given a mid
summer entertainment this evening at 8
o'clock.
This morning at 1880 the funeral Of
William Monsey will take place from his
late home at Fleetville. 1rterment Will
be made at Benton.
Mrs. Letti Riggs, widow Of the late David
Riggs, died ct the home Of her mother,
Mira Mary McAdams, on Mineral street.
yesterday morning.
The proceedings in the Gouldsboro ar
son case before Alderman Howe have
been withdrawn and the defendant John
Surplus, discharged.
A special meeting Of St. Johns society
of Pine Brook will be held this evening
at 7.3O to make arrangements for the fu-
neral Of John Moran.
Circle No. Ss, Companions Of the For
est, will hold dime social at the residence
OF c. L. Biddleman. coo SHETLAND street,
this evening at $50 o'clock.
The building committee OF the board Of
control will finish Its tour of inspection
today. II 10 proposed to visit buildings
Nos. 4, 5. 9, p. 25. IS. SO and s..
An excursion for the benefit Of the Home
for the Friendlsss will be conducted to
, Binghamton and return on June g. Tick
cts are, Tor adults, 81; for children, IS
cents.
N g. Davis bond as tax collector Of
South Arlington township was approved
by the court yesterday. 1t is in the sum of
1884 and has William 8. Frace and J. ".
Miller as sureties.
The Ladies' Aid society, No. 10, auxiliary
TO Camp No 3. Sons Of Veterans held a
''Blue Monday" entertainment last even
ing in the Grand Army Of the Republic
hail on Lackawanna ovenue.
The manager Of Norris Bros. show was
arrested yesterday by Street Commis-
sioner Kinsley for posting bill board on
the sidewalk at the corner Of Lackawanna
and Franklin avenues. When it was ex-
planned to Alderman Howe that some one
not connected with the circus had moved
the bill board from the ten-foot reserva-
Nch " ZIG SAASVoih, VIC uSiShNeNiS "so
discharged.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day by Clerk Of the Courts John II.
Thomas TO Edward Parry, Of Olyphant,
and Eta NJ. Eley, Of Priceburg; Patrick ].
Connolly and Ann Cook, Of Minooka; AL
exander Frew and Lizzie P. Parry, Of Oily
phant; william Roman and Julia Gale
sick, Of Throop; Thomas r. Duggan and
Ellen Carragan, Of Scranton; Frank r.
Sharp, Of Peckv1lle and Margaret +.
Williams. Of Olyphant; Daniel OBoyle. Of
DuryeA, and Ellen O'Boyle. Of Scranton;
walter A. Mcconnell and Lydia Franz, Of
the South Side.
Additional contributions to the building
fund Of st. Joseph's Founding Home are
a. follows: owen O'Malley, 81; Barbara
Melvin, q: Mrs. Ford, 81; John Mccoy, 81
e. J. Halligan. 81; Mrs. Halligan, 81; Thos.
Joyce, 81; Mrs. Eefner,Sl; D. g. Gilbert,sl;
Patrick Shearan, 81; Patrick OConnor, s2;
Edward OConnor. g: John Gaughan. s2
John Miller. 81; Stephen Dunn. 81; L. G.
puh!gg, 81; Thomas Discon. 81; James
dodwin S; Bridget Donahue, 81; Kate
walsh, q; Mrs Kelly, q; Mrs. Coleman,
81; James Riggs, g; Mrs. ]. Coar, 81; John
Harmon, 81; James D. Moran. 81; Mrs. Pay.
ton, q; John Jones. 81; John Dorsey 81
Charles Boyle. 81; Edward Gauehan. 81
sotal. $40; previously acknowledged. g..
lsl. grand total. $s.4si.so.