The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-23
CITY NOTES.

Brian Cooney, of Dunmore. was yester-
day granted peddler's license by court
The Country club band concert pre-
vented by rain last Saturday night VIII
take place tomorrow night,
The Ladies' oxford Junior society are
requested to meet at their rooms on
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
Rev. Manley S. Hard, d. D., addressed
the members of the Elm Park Epworth
league Monday night on Using Our Op-
portunties."
The Lady Oakford union will meet to-
morrow afternoon at 2.S0 o'clock. The
meetings have been changed from the
evenings to the afternoons.
The Home for the Friendless conducted
a very successful excursion to Harvey 5
| lake yesterday. 1t was attended by about
1000 persons who spent most enjoyable
day.
Camp s, Sons of Veterans, went to
| Pittston last evening and instituted a
new camp there. The delegation was large
| and was under the command of Captain
| Leber.
The equity suit of stephen Kuzmiak
| and others against George Chylek and
| others over the possession OF the CO.
operative store in Olyphant was yester-
| day reported settled.
A committee of select and common
councilmen met in the city clerks Of
| flee last night and made arrangements
| with reference to the proposed trip TO
| Binghamton on July 8.
In the estate of Charlotte Jones, late
| of Scranton, letters of administration
were yesterday granted to her son,
| Gwilymn Jones. The will of James
Mooney was admitted to probate.
The directors of the Salem Camp Meet
ing association have fixed as the date of
| camp meeting August II to 25 inclusive.
| Professor r. c. Buck, of Bethlehem, Pa,
will have charge of The singing.
The funeral of Mrs. James N. Noone,
wife of Councilman Noone, will take place
| this morning. Mass will be celebrated
at the Church of the Holy Cross and
burial will be made in Hyde Park Cath
| Ollie cemetery.
Tho building committee of the board
| of control at its meeting last night exam
| ined number of desks that We're present
ed by agents of various concerns that
are anxious to place their desks in the
new school buildings
Ladies and gentlemen do not forget the
strawberry social at the Young Women S
| Christian association rooms June 25
| from to 10 o'clock. Come and get recipe
of college shortcake. Music will be fur
| nlshed throughout the evening.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Noone,
wife of Councilman James f. Noone, will
take place this morning at o'clock from
her late residence, 54S Emmet street A
high mass of requiem will be celebrated
! at Holy Cross church. Interment In
Hyde Park CatEclic cemetery.
]. II. Gallup, superintendent of the Col.
umbia Construction company, of Syra-
cuse, n. Y, and George w. Lawson, a
New York representative of the same
company, were in the city yesterday and
went over Mulberry street. They an
nounced that the work of paving that
thoroughfare will begin this week.
Through Attorneys Warren e. Knapp
| NJ. NJ. Dewitt yesterday instituted suit
to gain possession of the effects of the
late Professor Louis D'Acquino, which he
alleges ID. NJ. Evans illegally detains. The
| effects in ques ton consist of the late
professors office and bed room furniture
and his parapht rnalia for manufacturing
Good Samaritan salve.
Mayor Bailey has issued a call for a
| special joint session Of councils for to-
morrow evening for the purpose OF elect
| ing board OF examiners to examine can
didates for the appointment of building
inspector. The applicants are John Mel
son, the present inspector; John Coli
gan, Mr.. Haines, of the West Side; p. j
Thomas, and the general foreman at Car
luccfs stone yard.
The Lackawanna county Sunday schoo
convention will be held at the Younl
Mems Christian association rooms, Scran
ton, Thursday, July /, 1897. There will
be three sessions, beginning at 10, 2.3
and L3O o'clock. This convention is fo
all the Sunday schools of the county
and delegates from each school will b,
welcomed. Messrs. Roop and Kephart
OF the state association, viii be presen
at each session, All interested in Sun
day school work are cordially invited L
attend this convention.