The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-04

Thomas Dunn, of Dunn Bros, contrac-
tors, will leave today for Boston.
Mrs. p. f. Walsh and daughter, Mary,
of Pittston avenue. are at Atlantic City.
Misse Agnes and Nellie Murray of
West Locust street, are in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Henwood have re-
turned from brief stay at Block Island.
Mayor +. NJ. Nichols, of wilkes-Barre,
was here yesterday en- route to Bingham
ton.
Mr.. w. II. McClave is now occupying
his beautiful new home on Monroe ave-
nue..
Miss Goldie Gairens. of Wyoming ave-
nue. is sperding her vacation at crystal
lake.
Miss Ida sayers of North Rebecca ave-
nue. is home from a visit at Wilkes
Barre
Miss Ada Burris, of Oneonta. Is the
guest of Miss Mary Mitchell, of Meridian
street
Miss Thomas, assistant matron at the
Florence mission. is away enjoying a va
cation.
Miss Coursen, of Scranton. is among
the guests at the Swiftwater hotel, Mt.
Pocono.
Robert Bradley. of North Sumner ave-
nue.. has returned from a visit at Lake
Wnola.
Mrs. John Morris of North Rebecca
avenue, has returned from a visit at AL
lentown.
Misses Mary and Margaret Davies, of
South Main avenue, are sojOurning at
Cape May.
Mrs. Lincoln Ansley, of North Main
avenue, has returned from visit at
Pottsvillc
Engineer George Chase, of North Main
| avenue, is rapidly recovering from Sc
rious illness.
Miss Margaret Thomas. of the Coliery
Engineer, has returned from sojourn at
Atlantic City.
Miss Kate Mawn. of South Irving ave-
nue.. returned yesterday from a visit at
Wilkes-Barre.
Miss Alice Warner. of Mulberry street.
is spending "A two weeks vacation at East
Hampton, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Pryterch and daugh-
ter, of South Main avenue, have returned
from Rochester.
Misses Emma Thomas and Hannah Jcn-
kns, of Luzerne street, are sojourning
at Asbury Park.
Mrs. Rufus ]. Foster and Master Taylor
Foster are spending the month of August
at Atlantic City.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. =. Graham,
of Summit avenue.
Mrs. b. c. Green, of Archibald street.
and j. p. Acker, of South Main avenue
are at Asbury Park.
Peter 'Zang, jr, son Of Lieutenant of
Police Zang is home from Camp Algcr
on a short furlough
Mrs. Charles Keller and children, of
Pullman ILL.,, returned from a visit to
South Scranton friends.
Mrs. Robert Blackman, of Ferdinand
street, will leave tomorrow for a weeks
| sojourn at Cry stal Lake.
Rev and Mrs. L. Il. Foster, of North
Lincoln avenue, are visiting the latter's
parents at Hector, n. Y.
Attorney John F. Murphy and W. j.
| Foley of the Roaring Brook hotel are
visiting at New York city.
Editor j. G. Coon of the Nanticoke
News, is seriously i'll. lie suffered a
stroke of paralysis recently
Miss Grace Stonier, of Tunkhannock,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt on FerCir and street.
William RAIDER, the Lackawanna ave-
nue. hotel man, left yesterday for New
York city and Far Rockaway.
w. b. Lance, of Moo sic street. left
for Anaconda, Mont, Monday, where lie
intends to reside permanently
Miss Margaret Leonard. of Pittstor
has returned frC m visit with Miss Cath
crime Moran, of North Grant avenue.
Mrs. George Woolbaugh and daughter.
Misses Ruth, Esther and Enore, of La
fayette street, are visiting at Clark's
Summit.
Miss Marie +. Breen and brother,
| Thomas X. Breen. of New York city are
hn ST Of pahn
Ninth street.
Mechanics bark, has gone to Cortland
and Lake Skeneapolis, n. y, on a two
weeks vacation.
Misses Mamie Price and Gertrude Hag-
gerty, the former of Archibald, and the
latter of Jermyn, visited North Scranton
friends yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Phillips and son,
Thomas Phillips, of Plymouth, have re-
turned home from a visit with West
Scranton relatives.
Layton NJ. Schoch the well known
stenographer, has embarked with Battery
A, on the transport Minnewaska and
| sails for Porto Rico this week.
Miss Jennie Lawrence, of North HYDE
Park avenue, has as her guests the
Misses Alice Armstrong, of Edwardsdale.
and Maud Marsden, of Mt Carmel.
Thomas X. Breen, of the New York
| postoffice and grandson of Robert Will
| son, the temperance advocate. is the
guest of w. G. O'Malley, of Stone avenue.
Mrs b. Z. Nekervis of Philadelphia.
and sister, Mrs. Winnie Van Loon of
| Scranton, are summering at Mt. Pocono
| and are guests at the new Farview hotel.
Miss Josephine Scism returned yeste--
| day from Massachusetts,. where she has
| been spending three weeks with" Miss
! Iittie Abbey, daughter of the late Henry
f. Abbey of New York
| A baby girl has been born to. Mr. and
| Mrs, Thomas n. Rutter, Of Boston, Mass
| Mr.. Rutter was for some time the Scrln-
| ton manager Tor Price. Mccormack q Co.
| He is now the Boston representative of
| that firm.
| DR.. Alfred Richards left the Moses Tay-
| lor hospital yesterday and took the 9l5
| forenoon train for Washington, where
| his home is, to spend a short vacation
with his folks, after which he will be as
| signed as an army surgeon to duty in the
| regular army. DR.. l.. G. Kennedy went
on duty yesterday to succeed him.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taylor, of 1880 wy
oming avenue, entertained Tuesday even-
| ing in honor of Miss May La France
who returns to her home in New York to-
| day. Those present from the central
| city were Misses Decker, Morris. Turn.
| LaFrance and Nellie Decker, Messrs
| Clark. German and Zachman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Win Taylor.
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