The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-31
NORTH SCRANTON.

The beautiful statue of the Blessed
Virgin Mary was crowned last evening
at the Holy Rosary church. The eX-
ercises incident of the crowning were
held in the open air on the green in
the grounds adjoining the church. A
very large audience witnessed the
crowning and the singing by two hun
dred boys and girls stirred the hearts
of every person who was present at the
coronation. The grounds were illumin-
ated by scores of electric lights, which
made the scene as bright as day.
"The Sailors Tribute to Mary" sung
by over hundred boys, was beautiful,
also the Rosary" sung by the girls.
A welcome social was held at the
English Baptist church last evening in
honor of the return of the soldiers. Mr..
Edward Miller gave a brief address,
after which some of the volunteers
told Of their experiences. The singing.
music and recitations were of the
finest character, after which refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all present.
William Thomas, of Olyphant, is Wis
iting William Davis, Of Wayne avenue.
Miss Annie James, of OlyDhant, is
the guest of Miss Jennie Davis, of
Wayne avenue.
The deposits made at the No. %
school this week are as follows: Prof.
H. L. Burdick's room, 66 cents; Miss
Hicks room. 80 cents; Miss Esther
Smiths room, S1.52; Miss Moffatt's
room, S1.77: Miss Kate Smiths room,
"a cents; Miss Perry's room, 80 cents;
Miss Niemeyer's room, $40; Miss
Fowler's room, 50 cents; total, $500.
Miss Mary j. owens, of Nanticoke,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Reese, of Troop street.
James Howe, of Freeland, was a Wis
itor here yesterday.
Miss Mary Shaw, Of Larch street, has
as her guest Miss Nellie Flynn, of
| AVoca.
! Miss Grace Griffiths. of Clark's Green,
! is the guest of Miss Nettie Jenkins, of
| Reese street.
! Miss Nellie Thomas, of Factoryville
| is visiting Miss Mary Kearney, of Par
| ker street.
Mrs. Mary Williams and son, John, of
West Market street, are visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Laughney are
| visiting Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Flynn
| Of Iron street.
Miss Mary Davis, of Wayne avenue
| is visiting friends in Nauticoke.
Mr.. D. j. Evans, of Wilkes Barre, is
visiting friends on William street.
| A. c. Deichmiller, Harry Hartshone
| and Emaline Jones, of Mulley's store
are at Lake Ariel.
Messrs. William Evans. Sumner and
| Vaunory Stoll and Normal Williams
took a ride to Bait Mount yesterday.
G.. w. Davis, r.. 5. Robbings, A. NJ.
Atherton and Martin Carter are fishing
| for trout at Starrucca
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Duggan, of
Theodore street, are entertaining Miss
Kate McGovern and Miss Mary How
arth, of Syracuse, n. Y.
Mr.. James Freas Of Fleetvile, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs Morris Reese
! Of Theodore street
Miss Annie Jenkins, OF Spring street
is visiting relatives at Latin.
| David Kenney, of MeshOppen, is Wis,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tigue, OF
Mary street.
Messrs. William I.ynott and p. j
Carroll, of Smithk Cash store. spent
yesterday in Honesdale.
hiSS WARY MCNdnll' VI I-aot NidIht
street, is the guest Of friends II
| Wilkes Barre.
Miss Carrie Brown, of Wilkes Barre
is visiting her parents on Providence
road.
Michael Barrett, of West Marke
street, was in Carbondale yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, of Nortl
Main avenue, spent yesterday Will
friends in Taylor.
Miss Jennie Rooney, of Green Ridg,
street, returned home yesterday afte
a visit with her parents in Carbondale
Memembers of the HYDE Park en-
campment are requested to meet a
their rooms at p. m. today 10 attent
the funeral Of their late brother
Joshua Thomas. James q. Cowles
G. j.