The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-01-27
NORTH SCRANTON.

John Henderson, of Arthur street, left
yestt Eday for LuZcrEe, Pa.
The employees OF the Clark Store COM
papy enjoyed sleighride last evening
to WaVcrly.
The funeral of Mrs. Rosano owens will
take place this morning at o clock from
her home at 1920 Jones street. The re-
mains will be taken on the 1905 train on
the Delaware, LaCkawanna and Western
railroad to HunloC(S Creek, where in
termeut will be made.
Charles Evans. young man residing
on Putnam street, and employed at john
sons breaker i'm Priceburg, was severely
injured about his legs while at work yes
terdav. lie was conveyed to his home,
where he received the attention of a
physician
Miss Anna Clark returned to her home
in Lu2erne yesterday after several
weeks stay with the family of John
Henderson cf Arthur street.
The revival meetings in the North
Main Averue Baptist church are full Of
interest.
Rev. W. G.. Watkins, of the North
Main Avenue Baptist church, will preach
this afternoon in the keystone academy
at Factoryville, the occasion being the
observance of the day of prayer for
schools and colleges.
Misses Annie George and Mary Col
| den, of Theodore street, have returned
! from Pittston.
The Father Whitty society will hold an
| important business meeting this evening.
| All members are expected to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Bellies, of North
| Main avenue, entertained a few of their
friends last evening in honor of Miss
| Ada Bender, who has been their guest
| for some time The following were pres
ent: Misses Lottie Winters, Stella Rob-
| inson, Minnie Sillick Nellie Starks. Myr-
| tie Price, Mamie Owens, Amy Potter and
! McSsrs. John Crcllin, William Evans,
| Thomas Evans, Herbert Walker. Thomas
! Richards. John Jones. John Cullen, Ray
| Bellies and John Bellies.
| Bridget O'Haro, of West Market street,
| was arrested last evening on the charge
of perjury preferred by George Caldwell.
| She appeared before Alderman Fidler and
| entered bail for her appearance at court.
| The Anthracite whcclncn were unable
to perfect arrangements for their holler
| skating game at Pttston last evening
! and the event was postponed for two
I weeks.
The funeral of james Glynn, whose
| tragic death oCcasioned deep regret
among his many friends. will be held
| tomorrow morning from the home Of his
! parents, 1917 Bennett street. The re-
| rains will be taken to Holy Rosary
| church. where a high mass of requiem
| will be celebrated. Interment will be
made in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
! Miss Mary Mahey, of the Bristol House.
left yesterday for short stay in New
| York city.
! The Christian Endoavor choir will held
| its rehearsal this evening in the Presby-
terian church on North Main avenue All
members are requested to he present
Matters of importance will be brought be-
! fore them
| The members of the church and con-
! gregation of the First Welsh Baptist
! church are busy al work preparing for a
| pie social to be held on Feb. s. The com
mittee will have the tickets out this
| week and distributed among, their many
| friends.
! The Rev. w. +. Davis has Just re-
| turned home from trip to Danville, Sun
| bury and LewisburG. While at the lat.
ter place he visited his daughter at Buck,
nell university and many old friends OF
| long ago.