The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-19
JER1YN NJ
AND
MAYFIELD

Mr.. Alexander Green, who has been
visiting in Philadelphia, returned home
Wednesday evening. While away, he
inspected the warship Brooklyn, which
is on dry dock.
The William Walker Hose company
will attend the Mitchell Hose company
fair at Carbondale this evening.
/ Mr.. Thomas Thomas has purchased
the old Goodrich property on Main
street. He will make some improve
ments on the property.
Miss Gertrude Davis, of Second street,
is visiting friends in Moosc.
Miss Jennie Solomon spent yesterday
in Carbondaie.
Mr. Mathew Leslie, of the East Side
was in Scranton yesterday
The following attended the Crescent
social at Carbondale on Wednesday
evening: Misses Lizzie Collins, Maggie
Roache, Maggie Collins, Sadie Timlin,
and Messrs. Patrick Bergan, Henry
Collins, viii Mclaughlin, Joseph Sulli-
van and Patrick Timlin.
Mrs. John II. Solomon and daughter,
Martha, spent yesterday in Scranton.
At the Sunday school institute held
at Priceburg yesterday, Mr.. Charles f.
Baker was present and made an elo-
| which was well received.
Evangelist Demster will commence
holding services in the Primitive Meth
odist church on Wednesday, the oath
| inst. Services will be held afternoons
and evenings. Mr.. Demster comes high
| ly recommended.
Professor Callahan of Scranton, was
transacting business here yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Miller is quite i'll at
| her home on the East Side
Mr.. John Walsh is an asnirant for
| the Mayfield postoflice, and is crculat-
| ing Il petition.
Mrs. Jennings of Australia, and Miss
| Nan Mitchell and Nellie Solomon, of
| Carbondale. spent Wednesday with
Mrs. John Solomon.
The following is a partial list of the
! numbers on the programme which will
| be given at the Methodist church on
| Monday evening by Miss Carolyne Dor
sey: Archie Dean" humorous; THE
High Tide" pathetic; "Evelyne Hope,
pathetic; THE Chariot Race" descrip-
| tive: "Tobe's Monument" pathetic;
| "O'Grady's Goat" Irish dialect; sta
tion Agents Story" pathetic; Mr..
| Schmidt's Mistake" German dialect;
"A Boat at Sea" Paul Revere's Ride,
THE Raven" The Forward Duster,
"Biddy's Trials Among the Yankees,
The Bartender's Story" temperance;
The Curse Of Our Nation, Temperance;
"Parthenie," Leah" "Mammy's Lii
Boy" Negro dialect. "Lasca," "Lear's
| Curse UpOn Generic"
Myrtle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| John Siegle, who has been i'll with the
| measles is much better.
I've Art hl1r X
Rendham. are the guests of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Frederick 5. Friend, OF
Main street.
\ number of the mon of St. James
Episcopal church at a meeting helc
Monday evening, organized a guild anc
elected the following officers: Presi
dent. Calvin Vail; vice president, Levi:
Morris; treasurer, Thomas Rich; sec
retary, George S. Dunn.
The concert held in Enterprise hal
on Wednesday evening was decided
musical success. Among those who as
sisted for the concert from out of tow
were Miss Mabel Hutchirgs, of Moosic
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur kerston of Rend
ham; Miss Fcote, of Archibald, anl
Miss Mary Maxwell. of Carbondale
Each artist showed their ability in
very creditlbe manner. Gilroy's or
chestra, of Archibald, was present ant
rendered several selections in their usu
II brilliant style. Mrs. j. y. OCon
nols In. her solos With h { usual tast
and ability. The CJrHlt solo by Irules
sor Stenhens was well rendered, an,
greatly appreciated by the audience a
also was the duet by Miss Gardner am
Percy HOughtOn. Last but not least
Mr.. Alex Davis, was present, and al