The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-11-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

THE Life and Works of Nathanial
Hawthorne" was the subject discussed
AT the meeting of the Fortnightly club
last night. The session was held at the
home Of Miss Margaret ClarksOn and
OCcasioned much instruction and enjoy
mcnt to the members. The FOrtniGhtlY
club is forging to the front as literary
ana social club and ia comprised of the
City's foremost people in society.
Rev. DIR. Gulick. a missionary lately
returned from Japan, will have charge
of the Alliance meetings this afternoon
aud evening at II Spring street. The
afternoon service viii begin at two
o'clock.
A number of young people from this
city attended "a party given i'm Scranton
yesterday.
Mr ana Mrs. Charles Bliss, of Sus-
Quehanna. viii remove their residence
to this city this week.
}. W. Borst has decided to retire from
the iewelry business. which he has SO
long conducted on North Main street
Ill health necessitated the step. Mr.
Borst will take trip through the
west in the near future.
The fire board will meet on Sunday
next at the Columbia hose company's
parlors and will elect officers or the
coming year.
Mrs. Walter. of Scranton, inspected
the W. r. c. last evening and reports
everything in IA tiourishing condition.
Charles Alexander has resigned his
position with the Dickson Manufact-
uring company at Scranton, and is
again in this city.
Announcements are made of the COM
| ing marriaGcs of Mary Il. Garden and
| W. II. Mahady. Margaret T.. Garden
and Alexander Flanncry, Michael Nc
| Donough and kathryn q. Gcrrity and
| James NJ. McCabe and Margaret j, Mo-
| ran,
| The Mozart orchestra will be in at
| tendance at the services in Trinity
church sunday night, when a special
| service will be carried out. The knights
| of Pythias win be i'm attendance. ii
being their tenth anniversary.
| Eighty-iivc pupils applied for admis-
sion To the new night school opened
in the Central building.
| The ladies' of the Second Prcsby-
terrain church are preparing TO give
| dinner on November e.
The Amarauth Social club will hold
it's first social of the season in Burke
! to be an event of some prominence.
\. G. Puppies Sunday school class are
preparing TO give an entertainment
in the latter part of the month. Local
talent. assisted by several out of Of
town persons, will make up the pro-
| gramme.
G. J.. Knight editor of the News. was
in Scranton last night.
Miss Elizabeth Rea. Of South Canaan,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. NJ Duffy, of Scranton, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary Barrett
Miss Anna Roberts, who has been
visiting Scranton friends, has returned
home.
Harry Retew called on Honealalc
friends yesterday.
| Raymond Oliver of Gilbert street, is
entertaining his cousin, George Oliver,
of TorreY, Pa.
Mis-" Ella Thompson, of HawleV is
the guest of her brother, Fred of this
| cit! for a few days.
| $. S. West, of Dunmore. was in this
city yesterday.
Miss Kate Bryne is in New York city
| where she will attend the bah given
by the Knights of Columbus
Mrs. II. w, Harrison Is spending a
few days in scranton.
James Lindsay, ST., of Keenc's. was
i'm this city yesterday.
Miss Margaret Crane Of Dunmore
is visiting friends in this city.
DR.. ID. \. Bailey has arrived from
NOntrosc, where he was called on ac.
count OF the serious illness of his moth
| or.
Dr. T.. T., jenkins has returned Il
New York, where he viii resume spec
| ial studies.
Miss Bertha Johnson visited friends
i'm Scranton yesterday
:. y, Bailey is at Dukes Point at.
tending n convention.
James Early spent yesterday in For,
est City.
The Misses Clarke, OF Pleasant
Mount, are visiting friends in this
|, city.
julius Moses was in Scranton yes
terday.
Mrs. stephen Histcd, Of WaNmart
p,G. Ia, l,f.