The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-08
Movements of Pe0Dle

Ray Fuller has returned to Lafayette
college.
Mrs. L. c. Lynde will spend next week
in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y. Edgerton, have gone
Hto Bath N Y.
Photographer c. l.. Griffin was in New
York this week
Miss Mertice Bailey has returned from
a visit in Hartford
Miss Bertha ConOVer has returned from
a visit in BinGhamton.
Miss May Powell, of Summit avenue,
was in Chinchilla this week.
Miss Gertrude Williams, of Ash street,
is visiting in Clark's Summit
Mrs. j. A Robertson will spend the
next fortnight at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Ryon and son, of Pittsville,
are guests of Scranton friends
Assistant District Attorney w. Gay
| lord Thomas is i'll with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Matthews have
returned from a visit In Buffalo.
Mrs. James A. Linen and Miss Linen
| will go to New York ON Monday.
Miss Helen Holbrook, of Yonkers. N.
| Y, is the guest of Miss Helen Boies.
Miss Mabel Waterman and Miss Jennie
Drum are visiting friends in Elmhurst.
Miss Detrick, of Wilkes Barre, is the
guest of Miss Van Dyke on Marion street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Simpson and Miss
| Simpson have returned from New Mex
| leo.
| Misses Cora Watts and Grace Salmon
| are guests of Miss Anna Salmon on
| Quincy avenue.
| Miss Ethel rockingham has been en-
| tertaining DR.. Raiman Petty, of New
| York, this week.
| Miss Clarke, who has been the guest
| of Miss Archibald, has returned to heI
| home in Orange.
| Miss Hope Macintosh, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George Chase, will re-
| turn to New York today.
| General Passenger Agent Of the lie.
| high Valley Railroad Charles Lee. Wis.
| tied friends here Thursday.
| Mrs. w. f. COnnors, of Mulberry street
| has as her guests the Misses Helen Klng
| and Ella O'Connor, of Oswego, n. Y
! Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Sanderson and Miss
Elizabeth Sanderson will go to Atlantic
City next week to spend some time.
| c. r. Durkee general baggage agent
of the Delaware and Hudson railroad
| called upon acquaintance here yesterday
Rev. G.. W. Welsh the pastor of ,hc
| Calvary Reformed church, has removed
from 7lS Gibson street to 72O Quincy ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Grifhths and Miss
| Flora Matthews went TO New York or
| Wednesday, from whence Mr. Griffith
| will go to Boston
James C. Conroy, proprietor of the Fx.
| celsior Glass works, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
| who was called here by the illness of his
wife, who is visiting her sister Mrs. T.
L. Williams, of Adams avenue. has re.
| turned home.
| William y. Zehnder, assistant general
| manager of the PENNSYLVANIA Bolt and
| Nut company of this city, and T.. Mar.
| shal Zehnder, superintendent of mills OF
| the same company, rendered their resig.
nations to the officers of TIE corporation
| this mornings to take effect at the pleas.
| ure of the company. The moving cause
| of the designations is the promotion that
| awaits each gentleman elsewhere, a new
similar industry TO that they leave havina
| been established i'm Scranton, known as
| the Scranton Bolt and Nut company, with
| paid in capital Of sl5O.OOO w. d. Zehn.
| der has been chosen president of the new
! company. while f.. NJ Zehnder becomes
| general superintendent.-Leba Report