The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-09
DUNMoRE.

REPUBLICAN BOROUGH TICKET.
Treasurer-Bouis Engle.
Street Commissioner--Fra Wagner.
Justice of the Peace-James Quick.
Councilmen-A. ID. BlackintOn, j. l..
Medway.
School Dlrectors--Trauk Montgomery,
Thomas Engle.
Auditors.-l'or three years. Arch wash
er; for one year, Clarence zimmerman.
The members of Ladies' Auxil-
larry, Division No. 8, Daughters of Erin,
gave an entertainment at their rooms
on East Drinker street, Tuesday even
ing. A large number of guests We're
present. including many officers of 9TH
er divisions. William Cronan presided.
An excellent programme of vocal and
instrumental solos, recitations and adj
dresses by County President Miss G,
O'Hora, G. u. Boland, r. T.. Boland
was carried out Refreshments We're
served at midnight.
A party of eighteen young ladies'
from Jermyn enjoyed q sleighrde to
this borough Yesterday and spent the
afternoon at the residence of Mrs fl.
=. Woodward, of Tripp avenue. The
party arrived at 1 o'clock and at ,
o'clock refreshments were sLrV. q.
Those composing the party were: Mrs.
II. A. Whitman, Mrs. Thomas Bray,
Mrs. IT. u. Swick, Mrs. w. S. Bad
ger, Mrs. &. +. Batter, Ms. J :. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs Rogers,
Mrs. Tounand. Mrs. Berton Parks, Mrs.
c. D.Winters, Mrs. Joseph Tennis, Mrs.
]. Mellow, Mrs. Conner Davis, Mrs.
Gebhardt, Mrs. John Maynard, of Jer-
myn, and Mrs. l.. D. Bovard AM Mrs
Frank Saunders, of this place During
the afternoon Mrs, J. l.. Crawford
Mrs. Blackman and Miss Florence
Shepherd of Scranton, called.
The funeral of Salvador letter.. the
S-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nichc-
las letter., of Mortimer and Franklin
streets. who died Tuesday evening af-
ter short illness, will take plac: ,his
afternoon at O'Clock. Intermer' in
Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Miss Jennie Ellis, Of Elmira, n Y,
is the guest OF friends on Madison
avenue.
Mrs. Toohey, Of WoOdburn, Sullivan
county, Is spending a few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. IIOratio Sim
mons. corner of Blakely and Drinkcr
streets.
Daniel NiCinus and daughter. Mrs.
William Belenger, OF Hawley, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fletcher,
of Harper street.
Miss Elsie Space, Of Cherry street,
is visiting friends at Wilkes Barre.
The men representing the city HrNs-
papers in Dunmoro would greatly ap-
preciate the placing of a table in the
school board rooms so that it would
be n convenience to write the boards
meetings. Ones knee makes rough
work.
The Curfew club, a new organization
composed of many prominent young
men of this place, met last evening, and
elected the following officers to serve
term of one year: President, Will
liam S. Potter; vice president, Thomas
f. Hughes; treasurer, Gustav Misch /;
secretary, Richard p. Webber; record
inS secretary, Robert Pinkney; trus-
tees, Professor John Foley c. j. Schol-
Ia and Herman l.. Ludwig.
One of the objects Of the club is to
provide suitable entertainment for the
young men and place to meet each
other in unpleasant weather. when no
other place, except saloon, offers ac-
commOdation. They feel that Dun
more is far behind other towns in pro-
viding for her young men. The club is
endorsed by many Of our prominent
business men, who have offered their
assistance to the young men, and are
encouraging the idea. The club intend
to have a room fitted up for the use of
| amateur photographers. many of the
members being interested in this work.
| The club at present has about forty
members.
The Young Ladies' Mission circle of
| the Presbyterian church will hold their
annual meeting for the election of Off
| GERS at the residence of Miss Edith
| Vert, on North Elakely street, tonight
| at I.20 o'clock.