The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-03

turned home this week from a visit I'm
Scranton as guests of DIR. and Mrs. Il. d.
| Brewster.
Mrs. A. Hendrick has returned from
Glenburn, where she has been for few
days.
| Mr.. Charles Blackman, of New York,
was the guest of Fred D. Stevens the past
| week.
| Miss Emma Adams, of Pine street. re-
| turned yesterday from u visit in Bing-
hamton.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Bogart and Mr..
| and Mrs. George Fowler are on a tour
| through New England.
Rev. George Il. Guild has returned from
his annual vacation spent mainly in Wall
| ton, Delaware county, N. y.
| Miss Katharine Timberman is spending
| a few days at the country place of Mrs
Priscilla Bennett, at Glen Summit.
| MIR. Edwin Gearharts new home OIL
| the plot formerly Part of the Manse prop
erty, Is rapidly nearing completion.
| p. A. Barrett. of the Elmira Telegram,
left yesterday for Pittsburg.
| T. j, Eagan, money order clerk at the
postoffice, was calling on Pittston friends
yesterday.
w. ID. Morris, chief clerk at the West
| minister hotel, New York city, is visiting
friends here.
Mr. Pulaski Carter and family and Mrs.
X. NJ Stratton have spent some time re-
| Gently at Block Island.
| William ID. Roche, superintendent of
city delivery at the postofiice Is spend
ing his vacation at Atlantic City, n. j.
| Mrs. s. II. Hawley and granddaughter,
Florence, of Albany, have been the guests
of Mrs. Er Gene Healey and Mrs. S. 4.
| Hayes.
MIR. and Mrs L. w. Hale and Mr.. C. l..
Griffin were fishing at Lake Henry on
Thursday and were the guests of Mr..
Richard Osland and family.
| Corporal Il. G. Rooms, of Company ID,
Thrice nth regiment who is convalesCing
from typhoid fever. was brought home
last night. While he Is on the road to
recovery, it will be several weeks before
he will be able to be about.
Harry Colony, of the Thirteenth regi-
ment, is home on sick leave and was
present yesterday at the funerals of two
dead comrades. Too i'll to be up he in
sisted upon paying the last tribute of re-
spect to those he had loved in life. but
was Immediately thereafter removed to
his home.
Mr.. Charles House is home from a trir
to New York and vicinity.
Attorney John NJ. Harris is back from
a sujourn in Atlantic City.
| DIR. l.. NJ. Gates and family returned
yesterday from the Maine coast.
Mr.. Fred w. limerick has returned
| from Block Is and and New York.
Chief of Police Gurrell is on his vaCa'
tion. Captain Edwards is acting chief.
Mrs. J. ID. Laciar. of Wilkes Barre, vii
be the guest of Scranton friends today.
Miss NJ. Louise Hardenbergh will re
turn next week from her summerinS il
New England.
Miss Josephine Frost. EiCCe of the lat,
Mrs. u. Il. Finley, is i'll at the family rt 81
dence in Elmhurst.
DR.. G. w. Tlcverton and family of san
derson avenue. Green Ridge. arrived hom'
yesterday fiCm Buch Lake. Pa.
Contractor Edwin S. Williams and fam
lily and Mrs. T.. +. Whytc have returned
home after spending four weeks at Hear
| Lake
NJ. A. Duffy, of Price street, returnCC
to the University of Pennsylvania yes
terday to take his final years course 4
dentistry.
Miss Isabel Clark has returned from al
extended Canadian trip. Miss clark mad
q pleasing impre ssion in several cities
where she sang in public
Mrs. c. Moffatt has returned from At
lantic City.
Mr.. j. IL. Brooks returned ON Tuesda.
from the Thousand Islands.
Mrs. TORY and Miss Margaret Torr.
nave returned III <hSDtTE IdIN.
Lieutenant VIII w. Inglis has been or
dered to Colorado by his physicians.
DIR. and Mrs c. J.. Frey spent som
time at Richheld Spring this season.
Miss Emma Hanley has returned from
a prolonged visit in Port Huron, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Carney and Mrs. \
V. Bower and family are at Ocean Grove
Miss Hunter, of Irving-on-the-H Hudson
f. visiting at the hCme of Mr.. j. NJ. Mof
fatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Hunt have return"
from an extended trip on the Grel
Lakes.
Miss Esther White, of Pleasant Mount
, is the guest of Mrs. Larned White {
| Vine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. NandlinG and Nj
and Mrs c. c. Rose have returned fror
Spring Lake.
The friends of James w. Carney, ir
will be glad to learn that he is rapid
improving at Santa Fe.
Professor Henry Burroughs, formerl
of the Young Mems Christian association
now of Washington. is in the city.
Mr. G. w. Solomon, of Woonsocket, r
l., accompanied by Mr.. e. Spauldns
was the guest this week of his aunt Mr.
Z A. X. Walker. matron at the Home fo
the Frendless.