The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-20

corner OF SOutn MAIN AVENUE anu lu-
zerne street, and began hurling stones
through the windows of the car. The
occupants were frightened but unin-
jured. The omender Is known and will
be arrested.
The annual social and entertainment
of Martha Washington Chapter. No. 3,
Order of the Eastern Star, will be held
this evening in 1vorite hall, ia and
126 South Main avenue. commencing
at s o'clock. Mrs. Maggie Lanning is
at the head of the committee in charge
Of the affair.
A young bicycle rider who was prac-
tlcing on South Main avenue at i30
o'clock yesterday afternoon, ran into
heavy wagon and was thrown from
his wheel. He escaped injury but the
wheel was damaged.
Gordon Evans. son of School Con-
troler Elias L. Evans. a pupil In n.
w. Phillips room at No. Ia school,
read an interesting paper yesterday on
the events q. history in the month of
April. The composition referred to the
notable births and deaths in the cal
endar.
Rev. James Hughes will deliver a
lecture in the Jackson Street Baptist
church on next Wednesday evening on
The Strongest Man in, the World"
A masquerade ball will be given IN
Mears' hail this evening urder the di-
! rection of several well-known young
gentlemen which promises to be an
| elaborate affair.
Tho Twentieth Century Dramatic
| club will celebrate Dewcy's Day, May
| 1, with an entertainment and social
| at st. David'S hall.
The Baptist Young Peoples union of
| the Jackson Street Baptist church will
| hold social session after the regular
| meeting next Tuesday evening.
Alderman Moses. OF the Fifteenth
| ward, held John Thomas under $500
! bail yesterday for assaulting eN-Pa-
! trOlman Thomas V. Lewis.
Late Tuesday night some unknown
! person tore down "a show case from
! in front Of Clarke Brothers gents
! furnishing store and removed the con-
! tents, about 50 worth of collars and
| cuffs. The case was found yesterday
morning in vacant lot across the
| street.
The members of the First Baptist
church will hold a meeting in Nor
gan's hall this evening
A supper will be served at Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church this eve-
! ming from to o'clock, and an en-
tertainment will follow. The affair
| will be in charge of the ladies whose
| names begin with the letters \. B, c,
| d and Il.
The young men of Ripple division
| No %, Sons Of Temperance. met at
| the home Of John Lewis on Hampton
street, Tuesday evening and organized
the Ezra Ripple Debating society.
The BOYS chapter of St. Davlds
church will meet this evening.
The Glee club from St Brendan'
council, Young Mems Institute, will
sing at the fair in Green Ridge tomor.
! row evening
The funeral services over the remains
of the late James Hendrew will be con
Quoted a the residence Of DECEASED
sister. Mrs. Charles p. Asheman, 1l2
Rock street. tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Interment will be made in tn
cemetery at Lackawanna.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Ply
mouth Congregational church held al
all-day session yesterday at whicl
much work was accomplished.
The remains of the late John Nc
Andrew, whose death occurred in Bal
timore, arrived here yesterday morn
ing and were taken to the home of de
ceased's mother. Mrs Margaret Nc
Andrew, 129 South Grant avenue. TIL
funeral will occur tomorrow afternool
at o'clock. short services will be helt
in st. Patrick's church, and intermen
will be made in the cathedral GENE
terry.
Mrs. Ann Thomas, aged &c years. wa
picked up by the police on South Mali
avenue last evening. She was descrte
hv a woman who accompanied he
from Kingston to this city yesterday
She is seeking admission to the Hill
side Home.