The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-31

that at the next meeting plans viii be |
proposed that viii be the means OF |
clothing il with greater vigor than 1t |
mas shown at any time in the past. |
The renascenCc of this society VIII |
have a marked effect on the literary
achievement of the young mon Of the
West Side.
The second number of the American
Cclt, edited by the Rev. John Griihths
of this side has been issued. rms
magazine Is devoted to the interests oi
the Cymric race and is filled with many
articles Of great merit. The sketch OF
Cardinal Gibbons on celtic Studies
which appears in this months issue, Is
treat which is well worthy perusal
and would do credit to any OF the larger
and older magazines.
Miss Margaret Edwards, of South
Main avenue, who mas been visiting
friends i'm New York city, returned home
last evening
Albert Elias, of Washburn street, has
left this city to enter the employ Of
Davis x CO., one OF the largest electri-
cal material companies i'm the United
States. Mr.. tias has received the
position of travelling electrician for this
I
constructions outside of New York city
Miss NJ. Ella Williams, of this side
who has been calling on friends at
/ Hackensack, n. j.. returned yesterday
! accompanied by her sister, Mrs. H. f.
/ Harrison. and niece, Miss Margaret
I Keith Harrison.
William II. Davis. of Plymouth, is
visiting Harry NJ. Edwards, jr,of South
! Main avenue.
Thomas NJ. Richards, who formerly
resided on South Hyde Park avenue.
has removed with his family to West
| Pittston. Mr.. Richards has been life
long resident of this side and belonged
to many of it's organizations, social and
fraternal. His departure is a cause of
deep regret among many of the people
on this side.
Company + held an outdoor drill last
night While the attendance was not
very large, the boys Went through their
military manoeuvres in a very skillful
| manner.
The remains of the late Mrs. Evan
H. Reese, of Plymouth, will arrive in
this city at noon today via the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. They
will be taken to the home of her sister,
Mrs. u. NJ. Thomas, of 14S South Re-
becca avenue, where services will be
held at 3 o'clock. Interment will be
made in the Washburn Street cemetery.
The funeral services of the late Will
lam -. Roberts will occur this after
noon at > p m. The body will be borne
from his late residence, S02 South Main
avenue, to the Bellevue CalVinistic
Methodist church, where the Rev. j.
r. Morris will preach. mterment will
be made in Washburn Street cemetery.
The Bellevue choir will meet for a
general rehearsal this evening in the
Welsh Calvnistic Methodist church,
Bellevue, at O'Clock sharp.
Walter Jones, of Hyde Park avenue,
returned yesterday to Bloomsbury
where he is student at the Normal
school
Alderman-elect Bezaleel Davis has
returned from New York city.
Mrs. Worden, of North Hyde Park
avenue, is entertaining her mother
Mrs. Renole, of Pittston.
e. NJ Clarke, senior member of the
firm of Clarke Bros. is in New York
city on business trip.
Mrs. Daniel Cavanaugh, of Eynor
street. entertained Mrs. Louis II. Bree
r zie and her son Henry, of Sibley, OF
l Monday at her home.
Albert Reese, of Avenue \, Belle
3 vue, has gone to Philadelphia. where
2 he viii fill a position as boolikeeper,
Mrs Caroline BuckWorth, of New
l York city, is visiting her niece, Mrs
p . ounfelter. of Jackson street.
. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Whiting. o
I ! Hampton street, have gone to Tunk
5 hammock to attend the funeral of MI