The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-04
PITTSTON.

The Sam Pittman company, who pre-
sentcd "Thc Electrician" last night,
must have felt gratitied upon the large
attendance, who were more than pleas
ed in witnessing the excellent man
ncr in which this difficult piece was
M, sentCd. The electrical appliances
used in the production surpassed any"
thing in the mechanical line seen here
before, and the company acquitted
themselves with credit. This afternoon
this play will be repeated and tonight
viii he their last performance.
The Sons Of ST. George, with men,
bers from Moosic and Avcca, held their
annual anniversary last evening. The
banquet was on a liberal scale and was
served by Gaincy.
The West Side juvenile dancing class
was held yesterday afternoon in Howcs
hail and a large audience was present
to witness the youngsters go through
the intricate rvolutions of the latest
figures. The Misses Stull and Shoe
maker. of Wlkes-BarrC, were the in
structOIs.
All applicants for license from this
city were considered by the court yes
tcrIaN and granted. Now clean out
the spcali-oasies.
GoIdon Mason, Of the West Side, who
was member of the Lnhigh Valley
Engineer corps, has resigned and ac-
Ccutcd n position of importance with
firm that will require his presence in
South Africa. He will start for that
far-off country in about two weeks.
An inquest will be held this after
noon at the Office Of Alderman Lotus
in the case of the late Edward Rodgers,
who lost his life at the Smithville
crossing.
Uncle Tom Topsy, Eva. with Marks
and his donkey, will be here with the
bluodhounds at Music hall on Tuesday.
The Evergreen Social and Dancing
class will give one of their delightful
entertainments on Tuesday evening in
| Kytcs hall.
! James McCarty and Thomas j.
| Exams, of BlossburG, arc the guests of
John Allardyce on LAGRANGE street.
/ Dominick Corcoran shot a bull $ eye
| yesterday, hut the latter will recover.
DominiCk is a Cracker-jack with the
rifle.
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