The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-16


spending week at Scabrignt, n. J.
Mrs. Nj. }. Andrews Is spending some
time win friends in New York state.
Or. and Mrs. Il. NJ. stratton will spend
the ncA. few weeks at Southold, l.. 4.
MIR. ana Mis-. Z. l.. Griffin and son.
Leon, are at LakeN Cod-on-C Chautauqua.
Mrs. ). L. Connoil ana family arc en-
joying several weeks stay at Lake Ariel.
Misses Mary Nagonhurst ana Margaret
Mitchell have returned from Lehlgh uien.
Miss Frances Pratt was ut MapiewoUd
on Thursday the guest OF Mrs. Montgom-
cry.
Alton ]. Chase, of North Sumner ave-
nue., called on friends at Moscow yester-
day.
l.. w. Fleitz, esq, returned from Pike
| county Thursday with line catch of
trout
MIR. and Mrs. l. A. Allabach will spend
part Oh next month at inc Thousand
islands
MISS Elizabeth Hitchcock will spend the
next few weeks among friends In New
| England.
| MISS katharine Haggerty, of Mulberry
| street, has returned Irom d Visit at Le-
| high Glen.
| MISS Kebecca Diehl, of Bayonne, N. j.,
| is the guest OF Mrs. John Dlehl, OF jack
| son street.
| Miss Grace Sanderson, the Miss IS
| Northup ana Miss Emma Burns are ut
| Summit Lake.
Mr.. Isaac Haslam will spend his vaca-
| ton in south Dakota, where he Will go
| in a few days
Mrs. Thomas Wright, of Jersey Shore,
is the guest of Mrs. William Wright. OF
| Academy street.
Miss Flo simon, of Lock Haven, Is be-
ing entertained by the Misses Wormssr,
| Oh Linden street
Mrs. A. L. Leonard and sons, of New
| York, are guests at the nome OF PATROL
man Reese Jones.
Mr.. ana Mrs T.. l.. Fuller Will soon
leave for Shelter Island, where they Will
stay several weeks.
Judge Willard and Miss Edith Holland
have gone to the New Egland coast for
| d few weeks stay.
Mrs. f. +. Herwood, Miss Henwood and
Miss Buck v i'll go to Ocean CITY next
week for a fortnight.
Miss Edith Pierson, who has spent the
past month in Baltimore, Will return TO
her home next week.
Professor NJ. J. Lloyd, of Dickson, was
| a visitor at County superintendent Tay-
lor's office yesterday.
Mrs. X. B. Williams and Miss Williams
started for California on Thursday TO
remain until September.
| Mrs. +. B. Watrous, of Troy, N. Y, is
the guest of Miss Abbie Watrous, of
Chestnut street, Dunmore.
DR.. ]. w. Coolidge and brother-in-law,
| Mr.. Shafer, of Altoona, have gone to New
Mexico for months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. King, of Rochester, an !
Mrs Mitchell, of Elmira, attended the
funeral of Mr. J. II. Phelps.
Miss Frances Hunt will go to Cottage
City today to spend some time as the
guest of the Misses Archibald.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Willis A. kcmmerer with
Miss Scott, of Binghamton, left Thurs
day morning for Asbury Park.
Miss Strong, who has been the guest OF
Miss Lillian Gearhart, has returned to her
home in New Brunswick, n. j.
Miss Bulah Merrill is spending her vaca-
ton with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Merrill. at Montrose.
| Mrs. A. b, HaZlett and family, of Null
berry street, left yesterday afternoon ror
Lake Ariel TO spend the summer.
Miss Kate INLAND, of the telephone ex-
change, resumed duty last night after a
| ten-day vacation spent in Carbondale.
Misses Grace and Edith Norton, of Mul-
berry street will soon join a party OF
New York friends in the Adirondacks.
Mr.. Giles, of New York, who has beer
the guest Of Mr.. Grant Pelton, on Null
berry street, has returned to his home.
| Mrs. s. M. Field and granddaughter
Miss Georgia Mosier, of West Pittston
are visiting relatives on Adams avenue.
| Mr.. II. c. Sanderson Is In the Adiron-
dacks with his wife and daughter. Miss
Helen. The latter is improving in health
| Attorney and Mrs. A. A. Vosburs, Mrs
NJ. f. Thomas, Mr.. Harry Thomas and
Mr.. Alvin Thomas leave today for a stay
at Atlantic City.
| Miss Timberman is at Lake Winola fol
few weeks after which she will visit q
Jersey shore resort before going to heI
home in Cincinnati
Mr.. c. r. Woodin, of Berwick, was in
the city Thursday. Mr. Woodin is the
| possessor of a horseless carriage and The
interested observer of all inventions OF
this sort
Percy E. Biddle. late of Philadelphia
has been appointed to the Scranton
hgency of the American Mutual In.
demnty company, whose head Office Is
in the Traders bank building of this city
Miss Mary Mcnamara. of Mulberry
street, this city, was married to Alexan
der Cossman, of Bro klyn, n. Y. at st
Stephens church, Brooklyn, on SUNDAY
July 10. The young couple will make theil
home at 523 Henry street, Brooklyn.
Alderman Millar will leave today fol
New York to see his son, Harry d. Millar
a cadet engineer on the St. Louis. If h,
can the alderman will secure furlougf
for his son and they will spend the com
ing two weeks at Buzzard's Bay. The
alderman will not return for two weeks
The following are new arrivals at th'
Spring House, Heart Lake. Pa: Mr.. AM
Mrs w. G. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. II
r. Smith. jr., of Montrose, Pa; Mr.. anC
Mrs. F. A. Branda and Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin, of Scranton, Pa: f. A. Pea
! man. Mrs. A. r. Whitman and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Rrener, j. c. Brunner
Mrs w. j. Brown and Miss Blanch la
fever. of Binghamton, N. Y; Miss Jessi,
Schoonover, of Norwich, N Y; Charles
II. Smith and son, of New York; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Louis w. Hits and Mr.. and Mrs