The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-16
Suburban News
I'm General
PROVIDENCE.

Marquette council, Young Mems Insli-
tute, have secured Joseph p Reilly, of
Cincinnati Ito address the council al their
rooms this evening. The members are
urged to attend, as important business Is
to be acted upon,
At the annual meeting of the Women 5
Foreign Missionary society of the Park
Place Methodist Episcopal church yes
terdays ut heA following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year: President Mrs. c..
r. Price; first viCe-president, Mrs. j. W.
Vail; second Vice-presdent; Mrs. Prtch-
ard;third vice. president, Mrs. L. Miller;
recording secretary, Kate Rrader; corre-
spending secretary, Bessie Reel; treasur-
er Cora YAH; mite box committee, Miss
Catherine Brader and Mrs. T.. Miller
Owing to an unintentional error of yes
terday's Tribune the concert of this eV-
cring was stated to be last evening. The
society of the Presbyterian church who
have charge of the entertainment have
arranged an excellent programme for
this evening. Some of the best talent Of
the city and nearby towns has been Sc
cured and all things point to one of the
best concerts of the season.
Thomas Williams is lying critically i'll
at his home, or Wayne avenue.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Gordon of
Nay Aug avenue, Will take place this
morning at $50 o'clock. The remains Will
where Il high mass of requiem will be
sung. Interment will be made in the
Archibald Catholic cemetery.
\ large number of sympathiZing friends
attended Yesterday morning the funeral
Of Patrick igo one of the victims of
Mondays explosion. Funeral services
were held over the remains at St. Paul's
church by the Rev. p. j, MCManus. The
several societies of which the deceased
was q member attended in a body. The
remains were inferred in the Hyde Park
| Catholic cemetery.
John and Lizzie Colbert, of Lloyd
street, We're before Alderman Roberts last
evening on charges preferred by John
| Renkovtch. 1t is claimed by the Renko-
! witches that while at work last Wednes-
day the Gelberts made forcible entrance
to his trunk and took $2i. The warrant
| was placed in the hands of Constable Da-
Wis last Friday evening, but not until yes
| tcrday was he able to bring them to JUS
| tiCe. When arraigned before the Alder
| man they disclamed any connection with
the disappearance of the money, but the
prosecutor had several witnesses to tes-
| tify to his charge. After hearing the tes-
| timony the alderman held Mrs. Gilbert in
| $500 bail, and John Gilbert the husband
| in $500, to appear at court. They fur
| nished the required bail and We're al
| lowed to go.
| ALVIN Morgan Is quite Ill at ms nome, on
| Church avenue.
Mine Superintendent Finley Ross is con.
fined to his home, on North Main avenue
| with a slight attack OF la grippe.
| b. c. Tourji, of New Milford spent Sun
| day with his niece. Mrs. A. II. Hartwick
of North Main avenue.
| In Holy Rosary church at noon yes.
| terday Edward j. OMalley and Miss Mary
! O'Boyle We're married by Rev, j. j.
| OTOoe The wedding was a very quiet
| affair. a reception to the bride and
| groom followed the marriage, and afte,
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Alalley had been warmly
| congratulated by their friends they were
driven to the Delaware, Lackawanna and
| Western station and started for uepo
! Col Mr.. and Mrs. O'Malley are bouh
| well~known young people and are cX-
| tremely popular with their acquaintances
| They take with them the best wishes OF
their many friends TO their new home.