The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Waters are visit
ing friends in Norwich, N. Y.
Mr.. r. II. Robinson, of Goshen, N, Y,
is filling the position of agent at the
New York, Ontario and Western sta
tion in the absence of Mr. Waters.
Miss Mable Moase, who has been vis-
iting her sister, Miss Flora Moase, on
Main stret, returned to her home at
Mount Pleasant on Saturday.
Mrs. Edwin Lutey and family, of
Michigan, are visiting the formers
mother Mrs. Chris Whitney.
The Hickories We're defeated yester-
day in their opening game by the Mill
Creek club by q score Of Ia to 21.
Mr. Richard Gendall and William
Sampson, of Wyoming seminary, spent
Sunday in town.
The entertainment to be given Fri
day evening under the auspices of the
EpWorth league in the Sunday school
room of the Methodist church will con-
sist of the following programme: Piano
solo, a. w. Walkey; vocal solo, Miss
Hutchings, of Moosic; violin solo, Miss
Davis; vocal solo, Mrs. j. D. O'Connor:
Little Buttercup," Ruth Gendall:
piano duet Ernest Bovard and A. w.
Walkey; vocal solo, Miss Hutchings;
violin solo, Miss Davis; recitation,
Miss Winchell; exhibition of the hu-
! manophone. Admission 10 and IS cents.
The entertainers, who will give "The
Children Of the Forest" in the First
Baptist church on Tuesday evening,
will render the following: Chorus,
Mighty Army" children; Spring
time" Miss B. Brown; Lilies" Maud
Ward; recitation, Miss c. Westcott;
recitation Miss NJ. Miller; chorus, "The
Maker Is Coming; Little Vine" Miss
V. Lane; Blue Bells" Miss T.. Jes-
sup; Beautiful" Miss B. Sprague;
"Raindrops," Miss ]. Berry; chorus, "Is
| There No Gladness in Jesus" "The
! Angel" Miss Il. Brown; solo, Mrs.
ClemoW; prayer, Miss E, Waters; "The
Door," Miss l.. Stephens; 1.-THE Lord
Reigneth, Miss r, Thomas; solo and
chorus, Step by Step" 1.-THE Raven"
Miss d. Sherwood; "Why the Roses Are
Red" Miss l.. Sprague; THE Sermon"
Miss 5. Adams; dialogue, "The Trap"
P. and r. Curley; recitation, Miss f.
Allen; chorus, "A Better Day Is Com
ing;" Roses" Miss A. Williams; "The
| Robin" Miss r. Darrow; recitation,
Miss j. Harris; Blue Bird" Miss M.
| Roe; chorus Sunshine in My Soul;"
solo and chorus, Mrs. Clamow and COM
pany; Gods Lilies" Miss T. Roe; dia-
| logue, Misses Martin and Cooper:
Light" Miss H. Bonndy; solo, II. Ny
ers; 1.-THE OWL" Miss 1. Sherwood;
When We Meet Again" Miss A. Matt
land; chorus, Bring Them In"
Mr. Walter Snyder has declared his
intentions Of running for delegate to
! represent the First ward in the coming
county convention.
John E. Quinn, of the Traction House,
| Mayfeld, will retire from the hotel
business in a few days. 1t is rumored
that Peter Mullen viii assume the man
| agement when Mr. Quinn retires.
Another fight occurred among the
foreigners Saturday night. Several Of
them had been drinking during the
evening and naturally losing their
senses, engaged in drunken brawl.
One Hungarian received a large cut
on the back of the neck and head and
others were painfully injured.
Some little excitement was felt Sat-
urday evening about 10 o'clock when
the fire alarm gong was sounded in
| Mayfeld. 1t took but a few minutes
for the Mayfield Fire company to reach
the scene Of action. which was on