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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
MINOR NEWS NOTES.

The funeral of the late Mrs. TAYLOR
took place from the family residence
on McNicholls court yesterday after
noon. The remains were borne to the
Cathedral cemetry, where interment
was made.
The West Side board of trade will
hold regular monthly meeting at the
West Side bank this evening.
The Mt. Pleasant kindergarten was
opened yesterday morning in Beers
hail. on North Main avenue. There
was a large attendance.
The Santa Claus horse at Clarke
Bros store will he drawn for again
this afternoon at O'Clock.
The heirs of the Staples estate met
at the home Of Miss Cora Storms, on
South Main avenue, last evening.
Mrs. William Humphrey, of Four
teenth street, is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia and grip.
The fifth annual social of St. Bren-
den council will be held in Mears' hall
tomorrow evening. LaWrence's fun or
chestra will furnish music,
The *. of X. Social club held a reg
ular meeting at the home of Gus Eynon
on South Bromley avenue last evening.
The Columbia Chemical company
held a regular meeting last evening
and the officers elected at the last reg
ular meeting were Installed.
The funeral of Joseph, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Martin Solomon, OF Twenty-irst
street, viii take place this afternoon.
lnterment will be made i'm Cathedral
cemetery.
Ira r. Brown, Of 120 North Main ave-
nue., has again entered into the butcher
business. No doubt his former patrons
will be pleased to meet him at his old
stand
The funeral of the late william Jones
will take place this afternoon from the
First Welsh Congregational church
Intcrment in Washbun street ceme-
terry.
The funeral of the late John Flowers
will take place this afternoon from the
late home ON Acker avenue. Burial will
be made in Washburn street cemetery.
The Republicans Of the Third district
OF the sixth ward elected the follow
ing officers Saturday afternoon: Will
iam Reese, inspector Of election; judge,
David Reese; register Of voters, Thomas
Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas Morris, of Eynon street,
and Miss Elizabeth Evans, of Hamp-
ton street, were recently married by
Alderman Millar. They are residing on
Hampton street,
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DUNMoRE.

To give justice to the members of the
Neptune Fire company who were ac-
cused Of laying their hose, etc. before
turning in an alarm of fire, Justice Of
the Peace A. \. Krotzer, yesterday at
tached his seal to the following:
ITO the citizens OF Dunmore: On the
morning of Dec. 81, 1898, Smith Bros.
store on Chestnut street. was destroy
ed by fire and on Sunday, Jan. /, 1899,
an article appeared in the Scrantonian
rejecting great discredit upon the Nep-
tune Fire company No. /. The reporter
who wrote the article agreed to retract
in the next issue but failed to do so.
Hence to Vlndicate ourselves the fol-
lowing affidavits were sworn to:
"'Charles smith, states he is men,
Der of the firm of Smith Bros. whose
store was destroyed. He discovered
the fire and gave the alarm, and it was
after that the Neptune Fire company
arrived first upon the scene and rem
dered efficient service
Mr.. Conrad Sweitzer stated that
he turned the alarm of fire in from box
2l, corner of Drinker and Blakely
streets, and that the Neptune Fire
company had not left their rooms at
the time. Neither was any company in
sight and further that the report cir
culated was false in every particular" >"
Jasper Jennings, a farmer from ELM
hurst, narrowly escaped serious iniur-
les on Drinker street, near the corners
yesterday at noon. He was driving a
team Of horses, which were hitched to
a load of hay, when he was suddenly
thrown to the ground by the load tip
pine over The cause of it was the
condition of the street, which has been
in a bad condition for long time. So
long, indeed, that a petition condemn
ing it has been brought before the Dor
ough council The accident happened
upon the street car tracks of the Lau-
rel Hill line delaying traffic for over an
hour.
Mrs. Charles Elson, Of Butler and
Fourth streets, was painfully injured
yesterday by a window coming down
upon her hand. 1t tore the nail off and
badly smashed the third finger of the
right hand. 4 doctor was called and
dressed the injured hand. Although
no serious results are expected The
wounds are very painful.
Five sleigh riding parties left town
last evening, three in the direction of
Carbondale and two towards Moscow.
The sleishinS was fine. the weather
moderate, suitable to the occasion and
the merry peal of laughter coming
from the sleighs gave evidence of a
royal good time being i'm store for them
Funeral Director T.. +. Letchworth
met the S.l5 o'clock train at the Dun
more depot Of the Erie and Wyoming
Valley railroad yesterday, which bore
the remains of the late John Nogel-
sanger, of Georgetown. The remains
were taken from the train to the Dun
more cemetery where interment was
made in the family plot.
The funeral of the late Thomas
Burke, of Gypsy Grove, who was kill I'd
in the Gypsy Grove colliery of the
Pennsylvania Coal company Friday,
took place from his late home yester-
day morning. The remains We're borne
to st. Mary's church, followed by a
large concourse of friends Solemn
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CHOIRS OUTING.

The choir Of st, Patrick's church was
given its annual sleigh ride last eve
ming. 1t has been for some time past
the pleasant custom for Rev. j. B.
Whelan to give his choir a compll-
mentary winters outing. The choir,
which is doing such good work and
progressing so finely under the direc-
tion of John n. Watkins. with their
numerous friends iourneYed TO Arch
bald, where a bountiful repast had
been prepared, Dancing and singing
filled the hours with merriness, and n
jollier, lighter hearted company never
returned from AN evening of pleasure.
Those who made up the party were
Mrs, Kate sullivan, Miss Annie Doud,
Name Reilly, Rose Reese. Rose Ari-
gone Mary Gaughn Kate Rogan, Win
ME Haggerty, Kitty Gibbons, b. Mad
den, Mary Larkin, Mary Cavanaugh,
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monia. Mr.. Faust about a month ago
recovered from a severe siege of the
disease.
A South Scranton street car ran over
two dogs and killed them at the cog-
ner of Pittston avenue and Hickory
street yesterday afternoon.
G. \. Miller, executor of the Anna
Maria Wilhelm estate, will sell tomor-
row, Wednesday, morning, Jan. II. at
o'clock, at 425 Cedar avenue, all the
dresses of the deceased woman tha-
were not sold at a previous sale, for
cash only. -
The annual ball of the Star Social
night of Jan. %.
Mrs. Charles Heller, of Cedar ave-
nue., is recovering from an illness.
The funeral of Miss Florence Hallor-
an, the youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Halloran, took place from
the family home Sunday afternoon. In
terment was made at Minooka Ceme-
terry The pallbearers were six of her
companions. They are: Misses Elsie
Gallery, Mamie Downs, Minnie Walsh.
Name Mooney, Lucy Gallagher and
Theresa McI.ane. The funeral was
ATTENDED Dy q large numDer Oh lTlenuS
of the family.
The funeral of John Shaughnessy will
take place from his late home, i02
South Washington avenue, this morn
ing. Services will be at st. Peters
cathedral at $50 o'clock.
Frank Gavin, of Prospect avenue, has
returned from Wilkes Barre.
The funeral of Thaddeus Mcintyre.
of Palm street, whose death is noted
in today's obituary column, will take
place this morning. \ mass of requiem
will be said at ST. Johns church at $50
O'clock
The new staff of officers of Branch S5,
Catholic Mutual Benevolent associa-
ton, will he installed at Pharmacy hall
tonight. Supreme Deputy b. A. Kelly,
of Carbondale, will officiate at the in
stallaton. A social session will follow
the conclusion of the interesting cere-
monies.
Misses Gertrude and Leila Prown, of
Philadelphia, are being entertained by
Miss Lucy Coyne. daughter of Select
Councilman and Mrs. T. j. Coyne, Of
Breck street.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Phillips, Of 921 Pittston avenue, was
frightened with a baby girl Saturday.
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MINooKR.

The Democrats, as usual, have for
mally opened the spring campaign by
issuing call for the cOnferees to meet
at Disliin's hotel on January ID, to
"divy up the plums to the respective
districts. From present indications the
conference will be a tame affair as can
didatcs are lurking in the background.
In the Southwest district a lively time
is expected. \ rumor is passing the
rounds that Michael Gibbons is billed
To oppose Supervisor Quinn. who is out
for recollection.
The funeral of the late Thomas Burke
will take place this morning from the
homo of his daughter, Mrs. Michael
Mcdonald. of Stafford street Inter-
mcnt will be made in Minooka Catholic
cemetery.
The Minooka Dramatic company is
making preparations to produce the
drama, "Thc NaCabonds." at the Faith
cr Matthew han on Feb. X.
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GREEN RIDGE.

Miss Elizabeth Lansing has returned
TO Williamsport to resume her studies.
George and Harry Lathrope have re-
turned to Princeton.
Mrs. James Neisson, of Jones street,
is dead.
VIII Found has resumed his studies
at Princeton
Beth Ottinger, small school girl.
was painfully bruised by falling under
the delivery sleigh of Joseph Hangl,
on which she was riding. The driver
stopped To let her on, and while riding
her foot slipped off the runner ana she
fell under the rear bob, bruisng her
knee badly She was carried to her
home on Capouse avenue, where ply
sician attended her,
Mrs. Robert Sewall, of Jadwin street,
spent yesterday with her father Rev,
Moses Haway. of Blakely.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byteran church, met in the church par
lors yesterday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the memhers
of the Presbyterian church was held
last evening. The reports of the see
retary and treasurer were received and
ordered filed. The different societies OF
the church rendered their reports
showing their growth and financial
condition.
Professor j. b, Hawker's lecture,
"The Fate Of a Nation" illustrated
with $50 stereopticon Views, will he de-
livered this evening at the Green Ridge
library for the benefit of that institu-
tion. Silver Offering at the door.
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The Philippine Island Social Club,
which is a new recruit among the So
cial organizations on this side. and
which has been in existence about Il
month, held Il country dance at Mears'
hall last evening. The event was large
~ attended The han was prettily dec
GRATED for the occasion and the young
people We're appropriately costumed.
The affair was the first of a series of
monthly socias.
John K. Jones was prompter and
Miss Name Sheerin furnished music
for the dancers. The dancing was kept
up until midnight when Caterer John
Wcttling served delicious refreshments.
After the intermission the entertain
ment part was proceeded with.
The first number on the programme
was a recitation "rhe Face Upon the
Barroom Floor" given by Rees Reese.
1t was followed by vocal sole. Just
as the sun Went Down." rendered by
Benjamin Morgan. The next number
was a buck dance by William Dunn
late Of Hi llenrY's minstrelS. Wesley
Jones gave a vocal solo followed by a
comic sketch by the Gilhooley brothers
Caleb Evans rendered a recitation,
after which the Philippine Island quar-
tette sang a delightful selection. The,
mex. number was buck dance by
Harry Burch. The last number was a
selection by the West side quartette.
Dancing was resumed after the pro-
gramme was completed.
The members of the club are Harry
Burch. Wesley Jones. James McNulty,
! Caleb Evans and RecS Reese.
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HOStetterS
.l,S iSS Stomach
" youth BitterS

Cecil Johnson, Julia Moran, Miss Fa-
gan, of pittston: Anna Scanlun, Mary
Mitchell, Rose Canavan, NJ. \. Gala
CHER, Lille McDermott, John Conway
William Morgan Herbert Johnson
Thomas Mcclure. james Gallagher
John Gill Eddie Welsh. James Fin
nerty, W. j. Nnnston. Aianus McFad-
den. Michael sullivan, William Nc
Gee, Miss Name Johnson, Crganisti
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Watkins.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH MEETING.

The members of the Plymouth Con-
ErogatiOnal church held their annual
meeting of the church last evening, at
which there was Il large attendance.
\. h. Eynon presided. The reports Of
the various departments of the church
were received. Miss Lizzie Evans was
elected to the office of church clerk,
T.. S. Evans, George F. EynOn and w.
j. Morgan were elected as church trus-
tees. The congregation will meet next
Monday evening at the church when
the question of the selection of a pas
tor will be discussed.
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MAY BE BLOOD-POISONING.

Michael Wetter, the wcll-knowD
painter and decorator, is dangerously
i'll at his home, on Stone avenue, suf-
fering from an accident he sustained
several days ago. He was injured by
a large bob sled running INTO him one
night while he was en- route to his
home. The collision made a deep cash
into his leg near the knee. Upon ar
riv.ng home his wife applied house
fold remedies and the following dav
the injury was evidently healing
nicely.
Sunday morning Mr.. Wettcr was
awakened by intense pain, and the
l'mb was swollen to surprising de-
glee. DIR. John j. Walsh WAS called
yesterday to attend him. There are
fears that blood-po .SOnirg has de-
veloped, yet that could not be deter
mined last night.
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ST. Mary's Glce and Dramatic asso-
citation, AN organization composed Of
the young men Of st. Mary's congre-
cation, held an interesting monthly
meeting last night. \ special feature
or the session was the nomination for
officers 10 be elected a month hence.
The officers nominated werc:' Presi-
dent, Henry ReiD and Charles Rosar;
vice president, Joseph Radel and Leo
Allbrecht financial secretary Frank
Steinbach and Frank Rchner; treasur-
er, John Haas, and Frank p. Klos;
auditors, Benedict A. Eiden, Otto
Wemschank, Fred Grill and John
Siesecker; master at arms, Jacob Fisch
and lsadOre Miller: assistant master
at arms, Herman Albert and Fred
ElOs.
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MISSING FROM HOME.

George Jenkins, Of North Hyde Park
avenue, has been missing from home
since last Thursday evening. He is a
miner employed at the Diamond mine,
and received his monthly earnings on
the above day. He left his home in
the evening and nothing has been seen
or heard of him since. He is mar
ried man. No cause can be assigned
for his disappe arance as the family re-
lations were always of a pleasant ma
ture. lie is short stout man, and
when he left home was fairly well
dressed and wore Il derby hat. His
family is much worried over his dis
appearance. The police have been no
lifted about the case.
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MEMS MEETING

This evening the mems meeting in
the Providence Presbyterian church
viii doubtless he largely attended, The
main address viii be given by SecrC-
tary George Mahy, of the Young Mems
Christian association. Members Of the
Young Mems Christian association
Workers Band" will assist in the SER
vice and Professor G. +. Whittemorc
will lead i'm an enthusiastic song SER
vice. The entire service will be In
charge Of the pastor Of the church,
Rev. George T.. Guild. All young men
are cordially invited.
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INLI-RED IN THE MINES.

George Pry, of Lands street. a miner
employed at the Bellevue mine, was
seriously injured yesterday while at
work. a huge piece of top coal fell
upon him while he was in his chamber.
His leg was fractured and one Of his
hips was dslOCatcd and badly
wrenched. He was also internally in
jurcd. He had marvellous escape
from death. The unfortunate man was
removed to his home, where Dr. Hall
was summoned and dressed the in
jurcs.
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The reception to be rendered Hon.
John r. Farr, speaker of the house of
representatives, by the members of the
West Side Republican league at the
rooms on South Main avenue, will oC-
cur this evening. President William V.
Griffiths will preside.
Addresses will be made by Attorney
w. Gaylord Thomas, president Of the
West Side Republican club; Attorney
Charles Oliver. Judge Edwards and
others, The reception will he followed
by a smoker, during which there will
be a graphaphone entertainment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
Linen
Damask Towels.

Size, 1SX36 fancy borders per pair, 19c.
Size, 2OX42, fancy borders per pair, 25c
Size, 1Sx4S, fancy borders, per pair, SOC
Size, 19x44, fancy borders, per pair, 35c.
Size, 25x50, fancy borders, per pair 45c.
Thesahove are all worth % per cent.
more than the price quoted.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the recent annual business meet
ing of the Scranton Street Baptist
Sunday school the following officers
We're elected: DR.. Il. G. BeddOe, super
intendent; William Phillips. assistant
Miss Tillie Dawes, sec
retary; George Phillips, assistant sec
retary; Miss Bessie Williams, treas
urer; Evan Jones, librarian; Miss Clara
Reid, pianist. This marks the fifteenth
consecutive year for DR.. Il. G. BeddOe.
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STARS WE'RE WINNERS.

The st. Leo team and the North En1
stars met i'm a game of basket ban last
evening i'm the armury. The game was
an exciting one throughout. The score
was To ! i'm favor of the stars Some
extra good plays were made by Frank
Evans, of the stars. and Connie col
man. of the St Loo's. Robert Rich
ardson and James Degnol were UNI
pires and Thomas Tierney and Alfred
Davis, timcpcCkcIS.
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
GLEE AND DRAMATIC AssocIA.
TIoN OFFICERS FOR 1899.

Michael Wetter, of Stone Avenue, Is
Threatened with Blood Poisoning
as a Result of an Injury to His Leg.
He Was Run Into by Bob-sled.
Funerals of Mrs. Kunz, Miss Flor
ence Holloran, Mrs. Donahoe and
Mr., Scott Yesterday Minor Items
of News.
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ANNUAL BANQUET.

The members of the Tabernacle Con
gregational church will hold their an
nual banquet ON the night of st. Da-
vid's day. The ladies of the church
are hard at work arranging for the
affair. The entertainment which will
follow the supper will contain several
interesting features, including ad-
dresses by prominent citizens of this
side. The tickets will be ready for dis
tributiOn in a few days.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10

McGrath: pipeman, Luke Rowley; as
sistant pipemen, Patrick LOTUS. John
Murphy, Thomas Boylan Patrick
Naulty and Michael Schofield; trus-
tees, John j. Costello, James j. Grier
and william Hopkins; representatives
on firemans convention committee,
John j. Costello and James j. Grier;
permanent man, James ]. Hopkins
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Special.

10 dozen extra fine Linen Damask
Towels, fringed and hemstitched, and
worth $l.OO a pair are offered at 45c.
Reason: They're slightly stained with
oil
20 dozen ine Damask Towels, fancy
borders or plain, The GOc. quality at
soc a pair.
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The Father Whity society had its
han well decorated in rustic style for
the country dance, witch waE held last
cvering over five hundred persons
were present. Tho Excelsior orchestra
was present ana rendered a very fine
programme.
The main feature of the evening was
n cake walk I'm which nineteen couples
participated, and more mirth-provok.
ing cake walk was never held. The
Judges were Michael Calkin, Of the
West side; NJ. j. Rcedv and Martin
Cavanaugh. who decided that John
Murphy of Bellevue. ana Miss Hen
rietta O'Callahan Wer" the best cake
walkers in lme ri" best looking
country coupl" We're John Slinington
and Miss Julia Gcrrity.
There have been few better affairs
conducted in the city. The costumes
showed fine specimens Of rustic life.
and were worn by some with an ease
which bespoke for them much prac-
ticc. Several slcighride parties from
different parts Of tho city were Iher"
to enjoy the evening. The dance ended
at midnight which allowed those from
the central city to catch the last car
for homo.
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White Bed Spreads.
Toilet Crash.

l6-inch Bieached Bainsley, worth e..
lS-inch Bleached Bainsley, worth Sc.
2O-mch Scotch Crash, worth &C., at 7c.
lS-inch Scotch Crash, worth lie,
- ''''' '''' ''''''''. ''''.,',.. Nh.C.
2O-lnch Scotch Crash, worth 121sc.,
AZ ''''''''''''''' '',,.,,.,.... lUC,
jc. Toilet Towels, bleached or un-
bleached Observation-Disclosures. 3r
Tnbleached l6-lnch Twill Crash. very
heavy, worth &C., at...............5c.
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Total ...u............,....u..SlI.OS

The contributions by the pupils of
No. l3 school in charge of Principal
David owens and those of No. 81 school
Professor Ii. l.. Morgan, TRncipal va
ricd only a little. The receipts at the
former building were:
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SCHOOL CONTRIBUTIONS.

The sum Of $40. Sc was collected yes
terday among the pupils Of Nos. Is, 10
and 80 schools. ana deposited in the
West Side bank. 1t was the largest
amount contributed in many weeks.
The school which sent in the largest
amount was No. 10 school, Miss Joseph
inc ID. Lees, principal, as follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
The HOMELIEST MAN IN SCRANTON

As well as the handsomest, aud others
are invited TO call on any druggist and
for the Throat and Lungs, remedy that
Is guaranteed to cure and relieve All
Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma
BRONCHITIS and Consumption. Price 25c.
and soc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
Secretary Hay Improving.

Washington. Jan. 9--ScCrctary Hay, who
has been confined To his house for several
days with a touch of the grip, Is slightly
better today and was able 10 spend some
time at tho state department.
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For Women

No medicine is so good for pale, weak,
nervous, fdgety women as Hostel
ers Stomach Btters. 1t is q real
fiesh.makcr, real blood.purifier,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
AT MANNERS PHARMACY,
920 Green Ridge Street,

You can get the best hot soda served IN
the city. Our Cod Liver OIL with Hypo-
phosphites regular dollar size for zoe. can
not be equaled for coughs and colds.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
COUNTRY DANCE OF FATHER
WITTY SOCIETY.

One of the Most Enjoyable Affairs
of It's Kind Recently Held in the
North End Mine Foreman Rich
ard Evans Burned by Gas in the
Storrs' Shaft Star Basket Ball
Team Defeats the st. Leo's by
One Point nt-Cumberland Hose Com
pany Elects Officers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
UnbleaChed Table Linens

our own importations and the fresh
est and most desirable goods in their
line on the market.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-10
EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
FIRST DANCE OF PHILIPPINE
ISLAND SOCIAL CLUB.

The Affair Was One of the Rustic
Kind and Was Concluded with an
Entertainment-St. Brenden Coun-
Gil Installs officers -- Choir OF st.
Patrick's Church Given an Annual
Sleigh Ride by Rev. J. B. Whelan.
Reception for Hon. John r. Farr.
other Items of News.
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Table Damasks, Napkins,
Doylies, Towels, Bedspreads,
TOwelings, Crashes, Etc, Etc.

All show popoonaey in the heavy reductions and wise
nomca buyers will that the needs approaching
filled while the Bargain Opportunity lasts.