The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-06-10
Movements of Pe0Dle

Miss Anna Archibald has returned from
college.
Mr.. John II. Brooks left last night for
Princeton.
Mrs +. *. Tracy spent yesterday in
Carbondale.
Mr.. and Miss Lcfferts. of New York,
are the guests of Miss Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Kuneren, of Homes
dale, were in the city yesterday
Mrs. w. j. Mullin of jefferson avenue,
Is visiting relatives at NIuncy, Pa.
Harold Albright of Carbondale. spent
yesterday with friends in this city
Mrs. Edward Jones, of Olyphant, has
been quite i'll for the past two weeks.
Miss Katharine Kennedy will go to
Harvard commencement in few days.
Captain Dolph Il. AthCrton is spending
a few days at Chester Military academy.
Miss Dewitt, of Hartford, Conn, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. Henry Be-
lin, jr.
Mrs Rev. G. W. Welsh left the city
for a two months trip to her home at
York Pa.
Mrs. L. w Weston, of Boston, is ,is-
thing her son, G. S. Weston, on Wyo-
ming avenue.
Mrs. c. T.. IIacl<ley of New York, is
visiting Mrs. Louis Ii. Wint, of 1905 Ca
pouSe avenue.
Miss McMahon. Il Vassar Junior. will
visit at the home of Mr. II. l.. Sander
son next week
DR. and Mrs. Henry Roberts enter
tained on Thursday Dr. and Mrs. Payne,
of Towanda. Pa.
Mrs. A. {. Fuller will Chapcron party
of young ladies at commencement at
Lafayette college.
Mr.. and NIrS. Thomas SpraEue have re-
turned from Il wheeling trip in the vicin-
itN of Philadelphia.
Miss CorGClia Freeman will sing at the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church sun
day evening, June H.
Rev. Charles Lee, of Carbondale. and
Rev. Fred Won krug, of Kingston, were
in Scranton Thursday.
Joseph Gilroy. Of this city, attended
the Wilbur-TrcscOtt wedding in Wilkes
Barre Wednesday evening.
Select Councilman Wade NJ. Finn and
| family will soon leave for CRYSTAL Lake,
where he has engaged Il cottage for the
season.
Mr.. Reese Watkins. who recently had
an operation performed upon his foot,
has so far recovered as to be able to be
on the street.
j. W. Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Ncttlcton, ID, w. Mears and G. j. Wool
worth were registered at the ST. Denis
in New York this week.
Miss Anna Hanbury, a trained nurse,
who has been nursing the soldiers IN
cuba, has arrived home. She will again
take up her private work in this city.
DR.. and Mrs Dawson. who have been
travelling for the past three months in
Texas and other southern and western
points, have returned TO their home in the
North End.
Mrs. r. r. Lewis and daughter, Mel
lie, of Pine street, have gone to Wilkes
Barre To visit friends and the latter to
attend the alumni banquet of the Wilkes
Barre high school
Clarence Q. Reed, of Samtor Bros
clothing store, is able to leave his room
at the Terrace, where he has been con-
fined with broken leg. DR.. Capwcn has
incased the injured member in plaster
Of paris cast.
Miss Edith Jones, of Monroe avenue
left this week for MasSilon, O., to visit
her friend, Miss Mary Fox, Miss Jones
and Miss Fox were travelling companions
on tour through Germany and SwitZ-
crland last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Casey and SON OF
Chicago are now permanently located Il
the FaurOt House, Mr.. Casey having been
made chief clerk of the new transporta-
tion department of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad. Mr.. and
Mrs. Casey are natives of Kentucky and
have not heretofore lived in the north.