The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-16
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WE'VE BEEN A"hls
Thoy syeltered at the sesshore,
For tiat very July day.
Did a Ind breeze also settle
For / week or more TO stay.
And itbrought large assortment
OF mosquitoes in the air,
"Eirst g er seen in all the region!
The proprietor did swear.
n,hen hey hi,d them to the mountains,
whse the days were rather SLOW,
And he mercurys ambition
As It home did upward go.
And he regular expenses
All ,ad war tax added on,
And NE clothes of other women
All surpassed what they could uon'
So tIey turned their faces homeward
Insweet comfort there to stay
witt the supreme Satisfaction
Just to say We've been away"
Dl and Mrs. N Y Leet will start
en- adriving "trip next week to Cortland,
N Y. and other points. The doctor
has purchased an elegant new car
r;aee which will be used on this occa-
sion, -pr the first time. He expects
TO ENJOY part of his months stay in
comp,ny with a camping party at Ross
lake.
Coonel and Mrs. II. NJ. Boes, their
daughters, Misses Ethel and Helen, and
son, David will start on Tuesday for
a tour up the st. Lawrence and through
Cansda. They will be gene for several
weeks.
M. and Mrs. James S. McAnulty
and Mr.. e. H. Connel will go to Quebec
next week. where they will be Joined
by Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Fulton, in COM
pany with whom they will take trip
through Canada and the Adirondacks
during next month
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Guild on
Thursday entertained at an evening
dinner the trustees Of the Providence
PRESBYTERIAN church. The board of
trustees OF that church consist OF
Dolph r. Atherton, president; Thomas
s. Shotten, secretary; John r. Ather-
ton, treasurer: A. A. Vosburg and en-
Postmaster F. M. Vandling. Besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild and the trustees,
there were at the table: Mrs. Dolph
b. Atherton, Mr.. A. A. Nosburg, MISS
Carrie Atherton, Miss Annie Gillespie,
Miss Annie Atherton, Miss Meta Ostcr-
bout. George Clark Guild, Everett
Burntam Guild.
Mr.. George r. MAR, who made many
friends in this city during his residence
here. has returned from Johannesburg,
bringing his bride, an English girl,
whose family resides in South Africa.
Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Taylor are now
occupying their magnificent new home
at GIG Webster avenue. While 1T is
not vet entirely completed the finish
ing touches will probably be in before
many weeks. Mrs. S. G. Barker and
Miss Barker are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin seybolt enter
tained friends informally last evening.
small company of friends on Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Taylor enter
tanned a few friends informally at the
Country club Monday evening.
The many friends of Miss Louise.
daughter of Hon. William Jessup, of
Scranton, will regret to know that her
health is such as to necessitate a stay
OF some time in the Adirondacks,
where she has been for some time, ac-
companed by her mother. Many will
recall that the fine herd of cows owned
by Judge Jessup at his extensive farm
near Montrose were condemned and
killed last year, and it is feared the i'll
health of Miss Jessup was caused by
the milk from this source.-Wilkes-
Barre Times.
Mrs. Kennedy, the soprano of Elm
Park church, has been obliged to re-
sign her position, owing to the sudden
death of her husbands father and a
brother, necessitating his continued
presence in the West, where their
business is situated. Mrs Kennedy
during her too brief engagement as
solo soprano at Elm Park has given
great satisfaction and it is with much
regret that the music committee ac-
cepts her resignation, the imperative
character of which compels the church
to release her from her engagement.
The piano recital given by Mr.. J.
NJ. Chance on Tuesday was delight
full affair and was much enjoyed by
those privileged to be present.