The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-23
JERNYN "
AND
MAYFlELD

The recital given by Miss Carolyne
" Dorsey, of Green Ridge, and her
pupils at the Methodist Episcopal
church last evening was a decided sue
cess. owing to the inclemency of the
weather, Il larger number We're present
than We're expected, making it finan-
Cial as we'll as social success. Miss
Dorsey is an artist in her line, and
has trained her pupils, Miss Alta Bailey
and Leone Farnham in very credit
able manner. The following was the
programme:
Vocal solo, "Shells of the Ocean. .Molloy
Carolyne V. Dorsey.
Recitation, "Old Oaken Bucket with
music Leone Farnham
Recitation, Kentucky Philosophy"
Edwards
Carolyne V. Dorsey.
Posings Delsartean Attitudes .....Dorsey
Leone Farnham.
Recitation, "Tobe's Monument" .Kilham
Pantomime, "Splendor Fails on Castle
Walls" .......................... Tennyson
Leone Farnham.
Vocal solo, More Than Tongue Can
Carolyne " Dorsey.
Recitation, Charity Grinders Visit to
New York" ......................Ha .Harpers
Alta Bailey.
Recitation, Leah, the Forsaken,'
Mosenthal
Carolyne V. Dorsey.
Drill with rings, to musical accompa-
nment ..................Leone Farnham
Recitation, "The Forward Duster
Burdette
Carolyne V. Dorsey.
Recitation, "Archie Dean" ......Hamilton
Leone Farnham
Pantomime, THE Raven ..............Poe
Carolyne V. Dorsey.
Mrs. Farnham and daughter, Leone,
of Scranton, We're the guests of Mrs
| Henry Soby. Misses Dorsey and Bal
| ley We're the guests of Miss Mandane
| Rymer.
Rev. NJ T.. Lynott, who has been for
| several days past suffering with a
severe cold, was unable to celebrate
| mass on Sunday. Rev. Father Griffin,
of Carbondala, ottlciated at both SER
| vices.
| The Hotel Avery on Main street was
visited by burglars on Friday night,
entrance being gained through the Gel
| lar door. ~ few cigars and revolver
were taken, but We're probably fright
ened away before they had time to
accomplish anything further.
Miss Lila Hutchings, of Moosic, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. George Nc
Laughln at the powder mill.
Mr. Alonzo Ellis, of Moosic, spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Charles
| Davis, of Second street.
Miss Elizabeth Roche spent yester-
day in Carbondale.
Miss Mable Jadwin, of Carbondale
spent last evening the guest of Miss
Mandane Rymer.
| Yesterday afternoon a COW belonging
to Thomas Henwood was crossing the
New York Ontario and Western rail
road tracks when it was struck by an
engine, which broke one of its legs
Butcher Hooking was called and he
soon placed the animal out of its suffer
ings.
Another pigeon shooting match took
place on the East Side yesterday be-
tween Frank Cain and Gabriel Hall
Each had fSir birds to shoot. The re-
suit was as follows: Hall killed out
of 4; Cain l out of A.
Mrs. O. w. Coon, who has been visit
ing friends in Waverly for severa
days, returned last evening.
Madame Neuville and son, Austin
will present Friday evening at Jermyr
Opera house, S. d. Davis, manager
the play, "A Boy Tramp" The people
are advertising very extensively
through town.
There is no perceptible improvement
in the condition of Andrew Meehan, {,
the East Side, who is suffering will
typhoid fever.
Miss Lizzie McLoskey, who has beer
visiting relatives in New York city
for the past month, returned hom'
Saturday evening,
The Delaware and Hudson breake
whistle sounded an alarm of fire short
ly after II o'clock on Sunday night
The hose cart was run out and in
few minutes men from all parts of tn
borough We're hunting for the fire, ant
returned thinking it was a false alarm
They found out yesterday mornin
that there was fire in John Yates
house, West Mayfleld. The neighbors
, by use of garden hose and buckets
succeeded in cOnquering the fire be
, fore it reached the outside,
, All the collieries We're idle yesterday
The Loyal Knights of America haV
changed their meeting place from Win
: ter's hall to the odd Fellows hall.
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