The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-14
DUNMoRE.

The Nineteenth Century entertainers
fulfilled their promises of giving the
people in this town treat at their en-
tertainment in Washington hall last
evening. The either solo by Robert
Frederick was exceedingly fine, so well
rendered that il deserves particular
mention. Following was the pro-
gramme, which was carried through
without a break: March, Bohemia
Harwood Mandolin orchestral recita-
ton, Little Jim" (the Golfers dying
child), with stereopticon Illustrations,
Miss Bessie Slote; comic song, Mr.. AL
Austin; gavotte, Forget Me Not" Har-
wood Mandolin orchestra; either solo,
Mr.. Robert Frederick; first series of
animated pictures, leap-frog, morn
ing horse ride, a farmers trip to Ber-
gan Beach. feeding the doves, Mother
Hubbard and bad boy. charge of
mounted police, darkest Africa. BLACK
Diamond express, game of cards:
march "Virginius." Harwood Mando-
lin orchestral descriptive song, "Dick
and l." comic song, Mr.. AL. Austin;
overture. Sans Souci," Harwood Man
dolin orchestra; recitation. Tim
O'Grady's Goat" Mr.. Ben jeffrey: Sec
ond series of animated pictures. the
three alarms, fire engines at work, surf
at Long Branch, swimming and diving.
harvest time in Manitoba, narrow es-
cape in carpenter shop, river scene in
Paris, the Milwaukee flyers. and Loie
Fuller in serpentine dance.
Private Michael Burke, Company l.,
Eleventh infantry regular army, who
took part in both engagements in Porto
Rico, returned home last evening on a
thirty days furlough, which he will
spend with his parents on Potter street
a pleasant surprise party was tend
cred to Miss Mamie Gaitley, of Web
ster avenue and Bloom street, last
evening by large number Of young
friends.
The postofiice was moved from the
Daily building, on Drnker street to
the Odd Fellows hall, on Chestnut
street. last evening.
Private Frank Chamberlin. Comuany
| c, Thirteenth regiment Pennsylvania
volunteers, who has been spending a
seven days furlough with his sister
| and brothers on Calvin street, will re-
turn to Camp Meade today.
The Sunday school children of the
Methodist Episcopal church will hold
a grand rally in the church Sunday
afternoon. a special progra nr,e has
been prepared for the occasion. and a
| COZ dial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
| Miss Maud Savage, of Green Ridge
street, who has been confined to her
| home with illness for the past week,
is able to be around again.
Mrs. John Cordy, of North Blakely
| Gt brother
Albert Savage OF Wyalusing, Bradford
county.
Miss Lille Saunders of Miftln ave-
nue., Scranton, spent Wednesday even
| ing with friends in town.
| Mrs. Fred Nickerson, of Butler street.
is spending a few weeks as the guest
of her brother, Mr.. William Seigle, of
Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. McHale, of Elm street. mad her
leg broken while coming down Spen-
GERS plane one day this week, by Slip
ping on the ties.
John Eagan, proprietor of the Eagan
hotel, and Miss Lizzie Murray, of Will
low street. were united in marriage at
4.30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in
| st. Mary's church, the Rev. NJ. T..
Donlan officiating. Supper was served
at the home of the bride during the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Eagan were
the recipients of many costly presents.
Taxes in Dunmore borough can be
| Iaid at my residence, corner I2lakely
and Cherry, No. sol, until Oct. 25. Af-
ter that date at the borough building
in the afternoon of each day until
Nov. 10. w. f. Correll, collector
Dunmore, Oct ~, 1895 -