The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-07-01
Movements of Pe0Dle

Movements of People
Mr. a. q. Hunt is at Martha's Vine
yard
Miss Eleanor Anderson is at Southport,
Conn.
Mr. Everett Hunt has returned from
New Haven.
Miss Mabel SChlager has returned from
visit in Carbondale.
G. w. Miller Of Breaker street, is
visiting at La Plume.
Mrs. A. j. Conncll was in town yester-
day from Lake Ariel.
Mrs. G. Il. Scott has gone TO Ocean
Grove for the summer.
Messrs. G. \. Belin and W. J. Torrey
are at homo from Yale.
Miss Alice Seibert. of Columbus, o., is
the guest of Miss IIanley.
Miss Mabel Fritz has been spending
several days at Lake Ariel.
Mr.. S. IL. l<ingsbury is spending a
fortnight at Southport. Conn.
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Charles f.. Robinson
are sojOurning at Block Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen, of jefferson ave-
nue., are visiting friends in Muncy.
Colonel George Sandcrson went to Phil
adephia yesterday on legal business.
Frederick Saward, editor of the Coal
Trade journal, was in the city On Thurs
day.
Mrs. Il. N Pratt and Mrs. j. II. Phelps
| have gone to the coast of Maine for
| few weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer, of Delaware
street, will leave Monday for San Ber-
| dina, Cal.
Mrs. S. II. Neville is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Froude, at
| Nicholson.
Miss servcss, of Brooklyn, N Y, is
the guest Of the Misses Norton, of Null
| berry street.
Harold Norton has gone 10 Lake Ariel
to spend two weeks with his uncles fam
| lily, the Joncses.
Miss Annie RAIDER, of Birch street, has
| returned from a several weeks visit at
| New York city.
Misses Lydia Sailor and Maud Stern, Of
| Cedar avenue, have gone to Lake Winola
| to remain some weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Mabel
Calender, Of this city, are attending the
| commencement at Yale.
| Miss Mcmahon, who has been the guest
! of the Misses Sanderson, will go to her
home in Bradford, today.
Mr.. Joseph f. Hangi, of Dickson ave
nue., has returned from successful trout
fishing trip in Wayne county.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Harrington, of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Larkin and fam
lily will summer in Factoryville.
Miss Tillct, the housekeeper at the
Lackawanna hospital, will spend the
month of July in Cumberland. Md
Cyrus d. Jones went to New York
Friday morning to see his sons, Arthur
and Harry, sail for Europe yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. +. Wade, H. NJ. Stree
ter and Milton w. Lowry were registered
at the St. Denis in New York last week
Katie and Frank Sheridan, who have
been attending the Soldiers Orphan
| school at Hartford, have returned home.
j. ID. Campbell, of quincy avenue, sail
| ed Thursday, June 29, for Il combined
business and pleasure trip through Eu-
rope.
Misses Elizabeth and Grace Sanderson
will spend the coming fortnight as the
guests Of Miss Helen Stevens. at Ocean
Grove.
Miss Edna Kimig, of New Jersey and
Miss Josephine Wirtz, of New York, are
guests of Miss Knittell, on Washington
avenue.
Mrs. Alex. Medium. Of Richmont ave-
nue., and Mrs A. j. Merrill, Of Mulberry
street, are the guests Of friends il
Bloomsbury.
Miss Henrietta Jones, daughter OF NJ"
Frank S. Jones. of Brooklyn, n. Y, for,
mcrly Of Scranton, has gone 10 Europe
for the summer.
James Gavigan. of Penn avenue, and
his SON James Gavigan, ir., sailed this
will remain until September
Miss Maud Williams, who has for Somi
months been giving private instruction Il
the grandchildren Of General Gordon II
Savannah, is visiting her home in th'
North End,
The friends of Mrs. Alice Kellogg
Stevens will he grieved to learn of he
death, at Ocean Grove, last week Sh
was the life and light of her mother
cottages for many years.
Doctors James Cush, Arthur Moor
and NJ. a. Duffy recently graduated iron
the dental department of the Universir
of Pennsylvania, are home after HAVING
successfully passed the state eXamina
ton
DR. r. II. Weisenberg, of New York
the now assistant house surgeon of tn
Lackawanna hospital, arrived in III
city yesterday and has assumed th
= duties of his office. DR.. Weaver, tn
house surgeon, leaves today or tomorrow
on a trip to New York ana until his re
, turn DR.. Wilson, who has been sta
, toned here temporarily will remain.
/, Second Lieutenant Raymond w. Han
denbergh, of the regular army, has pass
ed his final examination, and is nO'
awaiting an assignment, which wi
: probably be for some regiment serving /
2 ! the Philippine islands. Eugene |
p Ham, of Scranton, added greatly to tn
> musical services i'm the Presbyteria
+ | church on Sunday morning, by hi
, | charming ana artistic music with HI
, | flute. He rendered "a similar service fC
/ the Episcopal church, in the evening.
2 IIonesdale Citizen