The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-28
NORTH SCRANTON.

MISS Catherine McNemara, OF this
place, and John Gunion, Of Dunmore,
were married Thursday morning at
o'clock In the Holy Rosary church by the
Rev. Peter Lynott. At the time speci-
fled for the ceremony to take place the
church was comfortably filed by the
many friends Of the parties. reception
was given at the brides home on West
Market street after the ceremony. The
couple were the recipients Of many hand
some and costly presents, as token OF
their popularity.
Mrs. william Sims, of West Market
street, is quite Ill.
The members of the Christian church
Sunday school enjoyed a days outing at
Laurel Hill park Thursday.
Mrs. N. p. Osterhout and family OF Oak
street, are sojourning at La Grange.
John Edwards, Of Osterhouts store, Is
spending his vacation at Harvey's lake.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fidler. OF Wayne
avenue, are sojourning at Atlantic City.
Miss Bertha Sims, Of West Market
street, leaves today for Mansfield, Pa,
where sha intends entering the state nor
NAL school,
Porn-To Mr.. and Mrs. John McCrone,
of Bloom avenue, a daughter.
Miss Gertie Crenoweth, of Wayne ave-
nue., is enjoying an outing at Lake WI
nola.
Thomas Jenkins. of Oak street, has re-
turned fro m Buffalo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Price, of William
street, left yesterday for Atlantic City.
The North Main Avenue Baptist church
pulpit will be occupied tomorrow morn
Ing by ID. G. Thomas, n student at Buck
nell university. In the evening the Chris
tian Endoavor society will have charge
and has prepared an exceedingly fine pro-
gramme and in connection will have ex-
ira fine music. All are welcome.
Miss Ellen James, OF Wayne avenue,
| who has beer the guest OF friends In
| Plymouth returned last evening.
Mrs H. Mead, of Parker street, who has
been seriously Ill for some time, is i'm
| proving rapidly.
Mrs. John Hughes, of Wayne avenue,
has returned from Nanticoke.
The services at the Wayne Avenue Bap-
| tist church for tomorrow will be the same
as usual. Rev. w. f. Davis will preach
| at both morning and evening services
Following the evening sermon commun-
| ion will be partaken of by the members
The Young Peoples society will not hold
a meeting on Tuesday. rally of the
association union will be held in the
| Blakely Baptist church in Olyphant.
| The funeral of Michael Haggerty, who
| died Thursday morning at his home or
| Leggetts street. will be held at O'Clock
tomorrow Afternoon. The remains will
be taken to the Holy Rosary church. af.
ter which interment will be made In the
| Dunmore Catholic cemetery.
The young people of the North Mair
| Avenue Baptist church enjoyed a straw
| ride TO Waverly last evening. Upor
reaching that place supper was partaker
of and a general social time was In
dulged in by all.
Misses Annie Reese, Lizzie Evans ant
Mary c. Poell are visiting relatives II
| Wiikes-Barre.
Mrs. S. Davis of Throop street, is hom,
from a visit spent with friends at Stew
| ems Point.
Robert T.. O'Boyle left for Philadelphia
| yesterday as representative of Mar
| quette council, TO the convention of tn
| Pennsylvania Jurisdiction Of the Youns
| Mems Institute.
Miss Alice Thomas and Miss Mary
Jones leave this morning for Clark!
| Summit to spend a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Danvers, of War
rem street, are being congratulated b!
| friends upon the arrival of a baby boy.