The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-18
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lhe SIKH Nafd 1tepuDllCan cluD VIII
meet at their headquarters on Trip
avenue this evening at $50 sharp.
Andrew j. Marsh, of Pine street, is
confined to his home with illness.
Charles Weber is suffering at his
home on Blekely street with a severely
bruised leg, which he sustained in an
accident while working at his employ
ment in No. l breaker. 1t appears that
in pushing a loaded car onto the dump
he slipped and fell and his foot was
caught between the iron dump and the
floor.
The funeral of James Flynn took
place from his late home on Church
street yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains We're followed to st. Mary's
church by a large concourse of friends,
where a service was held. Interment
was made in st. Mary's Catholic ceme-
terry.
At the last regular meeting of the
Neptune Fire company, No l, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected to serve for
this year. President, II. w. Tregear;
vice president, j. f. Dainty; recording
secretary, William LaFrance; financial
secretary, j. E. Dainty; treasurer T..
T.. Setter trustee, j. Warfel; foreman,
w. S. Potter first assistant, Theodore
Weber; second assistant. James Nc
GILL; pipemen, Arch Wood, l.. F. Vert,
j. f. Dainty, j. Warfel; aXmen, Will
lam LaFrance, a. Thornton; delegates
to tiremen's convention, w. S. Potter,
l.. p. Vert and James McGill.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoff
man, of Drinker street, a son.
Mrs. j. I5. HOLIDAY is very i'll at her
home on Brook street.
Mrs. CorZOzO Lucha, of East Drinker
street, appeared before Squire Cooney
Friday evening and had a warrant is
sued for the arrest of her bother-in-
law, John Lucha, charging him with
assault and battery. He was given a
hearing Saturday morning and held
under bail for his appearance at court
Primaries, which We're held Saturday
afternoon, resulted in the election of
the following delegates: First ward,
First district, E. L. Vert, George
| Young; Second district, Emory Black.
| Second ward, First district, Rinaldo
| Lalli; Second district, Byron Brady.
| Third ward, First district, n. S. Krotz-
| er; Second district, William Bigart,
| Charles BlOes; Third district, George
Bankhert, Peter Kretz. Fourth ward,
James Conway. Fifth ward, John Ran
| dOlph. sixth ward, FIRST district, w.
S. Potter, Thomas Sheppard Second
| district, Robert Z. Jones and John Holt.
| The Rose and Crown lodge, Of the
| Sons of St. George, held a most enjoy
able social and entertainment in odd
| Fellows hall Saturday evening,
| Speeches We're delivered by Hon. John
| II. Fellows and Victor II. Pinkney upon
| true British patriotism. They were full
of vim and enthusiasm and We're we'll
| received. An excellent programme con-
| sisting of the following was rendered
in a creditable manner: Vocal duet,
| Thomas and Martha Matthews; selec-
tion, Apollo Guitar and Banjo quar-
tette; song, William Abbott; song, Will
| liam r. Wilson; song, William Butler;
| violin solo, Miss Augusta Pinkney; in
| strumental selection, "McManus
| Band" William Hill and AbOtt Broth
ers; song, Miss Martha Matthew's; terp-
sichorean, Miss Rhoda Clark; song, Ed
ward Jones; song, Edward Reynolds;
| song, Miss Rhoda Clark; song, Miss
| Anna Clark; selection, Apollo Clul
quartette; song, William Morgan; song
| William r. Wilson, address, What the
| Rose and Crown Lodge Has Accom-
plshed," Stephen Richards. Refresh,
ments We're served and a thoroughly
| enjoyable time was had.