The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-26
PITTSTON.

The inmates Of tho hospital We're
kindly remembered on Thanksgiving
by Mrs. Joseph Glennon and Mrs. Paul
BrhGn, they having donated several
turkeys and all the other accoutre-
mcnts that so towards furnishing the
annual feast
\ union temperance meeting will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the East
Side Presbyterian church. and on this
account the usual Sunday afternoon
meeting at The rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION will be dis
pCnscd with.
The condition OF Mrs. q. Underwood
who has been dangerously i'll for sew
cral weeks, is somewhat improved.
Rev. w. -. Thomas Will deliver a
soldiers memorial address in the Welsh
Baptist church At q o'clock, to which
the public is cordially invited.
Mrs. Ann Reddineton, of John street,
died ut noon Yesterday after 4 short
illness, at the age Of 80 years. The de-
ceased is survived by several sons and
daughters.
John kcuigau, VINO resided in Port
Griffith for many years, died yesterday
after an illness of two months. The
funeral will take place tomorrow al
ternoOn.
Rev. Dr. Harshaw, e. H. cool and
r. w. Davies went NJ To Athens yes
tcrday afternoon to attend he Young
Mems Christian association district
convention
We regret to announce that the Rev.
John Flnnan, who has bccn in for some
4
hn will undergo treatment at the ST.
Agnes hospital. Those Of every de-
nomination here and throughout the
valley, will be GLAD to see him return
in fun ViSor of life. ana h spared
many years yet to assume his excellent
minstrations in this diocese, in which
he has, for 50 many years, been in
charge.
IN enjoyable family gathering was
that at the residence of George Shan
non on the West Side. on Thursday
last. There wCr" present all the
friends including Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Purdy and Miss Eohr of Dunmore.
An elegant dinner served was one of
tie features
At the last meeting OF the council on
the West Side, it was decided to build
an addition 10 the town hall.
The funeral of the late j. Harvey
Tcmpllins will take place this after
noon.
James Connell, who is a member of
the Ninth New York infantry, has re-
turned to his regiment. He will join
the latter at Georgia, and expects TO
go with them to Porto Rico.
A siX-tOn fly wheel was placed in
the electric light works yesterday, and
its removal from the depot was accom-
plished after much difficulty, owing to
the icy condition of the streets.
The funeral of little daughter, of
James Donaghan, residing in Sebasto .
pol, took place yesterday afternoon, in
tcrment being made in the Market
street cemetery.
Mrs. David Evans, Mrs. Charles Da-
venport and children spent the past
few days with relatives in Hyde Park.
Several of our LEGAL sportsmen who
went cut yesterday morning, returned
last night with excellent success. The
light fall of snow i'm their favor
James COrcoran is on a business mis-
sion to Binghamton.
j. l.. Burrell, of the Kane Opera
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ranging for the appearance of that mu-
sical organization here on Dec. ..
John Curran spent Thanksgiving
with friends in Scranton.
Tommy Flynn has under consdera-
tlon an offer TO become a member of a
travelling organization. Stay at home
Tommy, don't so.
The convention Of the Christian ALI
ance closed its work last night with
an interesting meeting in the Bap-
tist church. There was a large at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabbath Williams and
William Williams, of Peckville. spent
Thanksgiving in this city.
Mr and Mrs. Eloazer Price, Of Cana
densis, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Monies on Thursday.
DIR. L'HommeaX. of the quarantine
service. New York, was i'm the city
yesterday in regard to the late yellow
fever scare.