The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-01
DUNMoRE.

Mr.. Stewart Seigle, of Elm and But
Ter streets, was agreeably surprised by
large number of his young friends
at his Nome last evening. Games,
music, both vocal and instrumental,
took up the greater part of the eve
ming. Halloween games were indulged
in until a seasonable hour, when re-
freshments were served by Mrs. Seigle,
after which they separated for their
various homes well satisfied with the
evenings enjoyment. Following is
list of those present: Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Collins, MIR. and Mrs. Fred Nickerson,
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Swartz. Misses
Jennie Secor. Mamie Harper, Olive
Swartz, Cora Nickerson, Lena Payne,
Josie Baas, Emma Swartz, Jessie Pink,
Verna Hallock, Bessie Powell, Eliza
beth Broad, Blanche Oakley, Hope
Pinnell and Grace Greaves, Messrs.
Charles Seigle, Walter Harper, Albert
! Collins, Frank Kraus. James Ellis,
Ralph Wilson, Garfield Angwin, Ray
! Oakley, Clarence Harper, Howard
Henry and Lester Yost.
The following young people met at
| the home of Miss Adaline Barnard,
! prior to going to Providence to tender
Miss Grace Putney a surprise party
| last evening: Misses Blanche Harper,
! Anna Powell, Eva Montgomery, Anna
! Young Myrtle Burns, Adaline Barn
! ard, May Pinnell. Jennie Eden, Jessie
/ Vert, Genevleve Biesecker, Della Ross
| and Misses Smith and Robertson, Of
! Providence: Messrs. William Snyder,
| William Edger and Frank Battin. Of
! Providence; Harry Harper, Alex
| Thompson, Thomas Hughes. Richard
| Augwin, William Dunn. c. Coleman,
| Zeigler Herman Ludwig, William Per-
| ry and Clarence Debow.
| Mr.. John Lotus, of Potter street, a
| miner employed at the Mountain shaft,
| of the Pennsylvania, was painfully in
| jured while at his work yesterday. He
! was in the act of lifting a large piece
| of coal into the car and when he had
il over his head it broke, a piece of
it hitting him in the face, cutting an
ugly cash which required a doctor to
| sew 1t up.
| Mrs. Harris of Concord, North Caro-
| lima. who has been the guest of her
| father, Mr.. Robert Savage, of Green
| Ridge street. for some time, will re-
! turn home tomorrow.
Mr. II. Thomas, of Cherry street. is
! confined to his home with illness.
Miss Lucy Wildes, Of Fifth street,
has returned from a visit with friends
| at Hemlock Hollow.
| Today being All Saints Day, SER
! vices Will be held in St. Marks church
at o'clock "A. m, celebration of holy
communion. and at 7.30 p. m, evening
sermon and prayer.
Mr. G.. f. Reynolds, of Scranton,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n.
=. 1etchworth, of Chestnut street.
Tickets can be bought for the teach
ers' institute lectures, to be held in
the Scranton high school auditorium
| on the evening of Nov. ,, at Bone
| drug store.
Miss Ida Moore. of Glenburn is the
guest Of Mrs. f. W. Osterhout, of Pres
cott avenue and Grove street.
Mr.. Alex Dryden, Of Dudley street
is indisposed at his home
Mr.. Swartz, of Madsonville, and
daughters, Lille and Mildred, are
spending few days with Miss s.
| Swart". Of Ward street
Dr. Frank Winters and Oscar Yost
have journeyed into the wilds Of Pike
county in search oE game.
Mr.. Mcconnell OF Green Ridge, de-
liVered a lecture on temperance at the
Dudley Street baptist church. He will
also si'eak tonight upon the same sub.
ject. All are welcome.
The funeral of Miss Ellen Armstrong
of Walnut street, took place yesterday
afternoon from her late home and was
well attended. The pail bearers were:
Misses Nellie Correll, Nellie and Mary
Reirdon, Katie Dougherty. Annie and
Katie Walker. Interment was made in
Mt Carmel cemetery.
Miss Ida Williamson, of Pittston, who
has been spending a few days with
friends in town, has returned home.
Messrs. Hubert Lawler and Michae
Fagan, OF JessuD, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Miss Mary Culver, of Wilkes Barre
is the guest of Mr.. Alex. THOMPSON. o,
Grove street.
The Guild of st. Agnes OF st. Mark!
church viii meet tomorrow Afternoon
at o'clock in the parish house. Al
members are requested to be present.
Mr., william Purcell, Of East Drinke
street, has returned from a short vsl
at Wilkes Barre.
Mira. T. p. Letchworth, OF Chestnu
street, who was severely injured sew
earl weeks ago by falling down a fiigh
of stairs, is able to be around the hous
again.
Miss Pearl Cottle. of North April
street, who has been i'll for severa
weeks with an attack of diphtheria 4
able to he around.
Miss Maud Jones, of Jermyn, re
turned home yesterday after spend NJ
several days with relatives in town.
George s. Masters, the infant son o
. Mr.. and Mrs James II. Masters. o
. Mil street died yesterday after a shor
. illness of pneumonia. The funeral vii
take place tomorrow morning at |
o'clock from the house, The Rev. W
r. Gibbons, pastor 0f the Presbyteria
church, win otliciate. Intcrment L
| Dunmore cemetery.
Nrs. Sarah McQuoid, of Clay avenue
died yesterday afternoon after an IN
ness Of two weeks with pneumonif
aged n years and nine months. Mrs
. | Mcouod had many friends throughou