The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-29
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CITY NOTES.

Announcements of engagements, to gain
publication, must be signed by u respon-
sible person.
The Tribune will pay s. reward for in
formation leading to the conviction of
any person caught stealing or mutilating
copies of this paper after its delivery to
regular subscribers.
Ladies' circle, No. 49, Grand Army of
the Republic requests all members to be
present at the meeting Saturday evening,
May !, as the department president will
pay her official visit.
The reception to be given by the Junior
auxiliary of st. Luke's church at the par
ish rooms tomorrow, will be held not
only from to i'm the afternoon, but
from Z to in the evening.
Michael Rafferty,, the man who bought
shoes on credit at the Lackawanna Iron
and G. C<al companys store, and afterward
trie ITO dispose of them for money at
G An's pawn shop, was fined 50 by May
Bailey yesterday.
There will be an Union Bible class for
the study of the Sunday school lesson this
evening at - o'clock in Grace Reformed
Episcopal church; topic, Paul Begins His
First Missionary journey" Acts xiii, l-l3
All Bible students are invited.
The arguments to the arbitrators were
made yesterday in the case of Nathaniel
Halstead against the Penn Avenue Bap-
tist church. Attorney S. b. Price made
the argument for the church, and Attor-
ney w. j. Hand for Mr.. Halstead.
The will of John Gerrity. late of this
city, was admitted to probate yesterday
and letters testamentary granted to John
Casey. In the estate of w. l.. Potter
late of Scranton, letters of admnistra-
tion were granted TO Amy T.. Potter. In
the estate of Catherine Walsh, late of
Scranton, letters of administration were
granted to Patrick A. Roland.
There will be an entertainment in the
gymnasium of the Young Women's Chris
tian association rooms Friday evening at
o'clock. Both ladies and gentlemen are
invited to be present. The programme
will consist of drills with dumb-bClls,
hoops and bar bells. A march and scarf
drill will be given by the children's class
and cymbal drill by the misses class. A
violin solo will be given by Miss Julia Al
len and vocal solo by Mr.. Williams.
Each of the twelve lectures given by
Miss Maria ParlOa on "Domestc Econ.
omy," beginning May 4 in the Young
Mems Christian association building, will
last one hour, and each will be practical.
ly illustrated during the hour At the
end of the lecture half an hour will be
given for questions, Both gentlemen anG
ladies are invited to attend the free and
popular lecture Nor lay night in the
Young Mems Christian association build
ing.
Marriage licenses We're granted yester
day by the clerk of the courts to Charles
Piller and Margaret Kiepella, of Scran
ton; William j. Henwood and Nestin A
Brooks, of Dunmore; Christia7 l.. Clas!
and Lydia Ratzel, of Scranton; Charlie,
Coyne and Mary Walsh Minooia; Jo
seph Heldock and Agnes Pelornak, o.
Carbondale; Pasquale Nertulo and Mary
Mitante Ambrose, of Old Forge; John +
Maloney and Maggie A. O'Connor, o
Scranton.
An entertainment will be given by
classes Nos. "a and AZ of the Penn Ave
nue. Baptist Sunday school this evening
Misses Esther r. Rowlands and Berthe