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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-14
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Concert to Be Given This Evening by
the Choir of the Court Street
M. E. Church.

The choir of the Court Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church will give a mu-
seal entertainment in the lecture
room of the church this evening. The
proceeds will go toward paying the
debt on the church. At the close of
the entertainment ice cream and cake
VIII be served. The following pro-
gramme will be rendered:
Opening chorus, Let Music and
Song, choir; solo, Happy Days"
Mrs. c. Williams; piano duet, THE
Witches Flight" Miss Guyer and Mrs.
Morris; vocal duet, "Curfew Bells"
Mrs. Tewksbury and Mrs. Walters;
mandolin solo. Home Sweet Home" "
Thomas Burke; quartette, When My
Ship Comes over the Sea-" Mrs. Nor
ris, Mrs: Williams. Mr.. Morris and Mr..
Warner; banjo solo and piano accom-
paniment, Professor and Mrs. George
Carr; chorus, THE Glee," choir: solo.
THE Choir Boy" Mrs Gedsham; vocal
duet. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Williams:
chorus, Good Night choir.
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GRAND LODGE OFFICERS HERE.
Prominent Masons From Philadel-
phia Paid q Visit.

The members of the Grand Lodge
of Masons of Pennsylvania paid a
fraternal visit yesterday to Union
lodge, No. 291, of this city. The visi-
tors arrived in the city in the after
noon and were met by f. p. Kings
bury and David ]. Davis, who escorted
them to carriages which were in wait
ing. They Were driven over the Elm
hurst boulevard and around Lake
Scranton. Returning at 5 o'clock they
were rendered a dinner at the Scran-
ton club and in the evening the lodge
was visited in Masonic hall.
The grand officers here were all from
Philadelphia and Were as follows:
Grand Senior Master George e. Wag-
ner, Grand Junior Master George w.
Kendrick, Grand Secretary William A.
Finn. Senior Deacon George d. Moore,
Junior Deacon Edward b. Spencer,
Grand Master William r. Frazier,
Grand Sword Bearer John ODonnell,
Grand Prelate w. r. Reynolds, Grand
Tyler Samuel W. Wrong, Grand Chap
lains j. Gray Bolton and w. B. Chal-
font.
The grand officers return this morn
ing on an early train. They all eX-
pressed themselves yesterday as hav-
ing been charmed with the hospitality
Of their greeting and with the mag
nificence of the scenery hereabouts.
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NEWSY BRENITIES.

The members of the Young Mems In
stitute, council No. 179, are making ex-
tensive preparations for smoker to
be given in Pharmacy hall on Saturday
night. A most excellent literary and
musical programme has been arranged.
pThe committee of arrangements con-
sists of p. II. Coyne, William Daniels,
j. A. Ward, Tim Sullivan, James Ken
nedy. NJ. f. DonOhue, James Bohan,
John Kennedy, NJ. j. Burns and j. b.
OMalley.
Camp No 43O p. o. S. of A. Drum
corps will hold an important business
meeting tonight in Fruehan's hall, Ce-
dar avenue, after which their regular
weekly rehearsal will take place.
General Grant cOmmandery, Knights
of Malta, are arranging for a social
to be held in Hartman's hall next Fri
day evening.
The tower in Connell park has re-
ceived a new coat of paint, which
greatly enhances it's appearance. There
is still room, however, to further i'm
prove the park, which is a beautiful
spot, rich in natural beauty and rug
gerness of outline.
James BrOgan, of Cedar avenue. has
announced himself as a candidate for
delegate from the First district of the
Twentieth ward to the Democratic
county convention.
The Scranton Athletic club will hold
its semi-monthly meeting tonight in
their hall on Alder street All men,
bers are requested to be present, as
business relative to the annual eXcur-
sion will be presented.
The Scranton Saengerrunde held it's
weekly rehearsal last night in Athletic
hall.
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DUNMORE DOINGS.
Reception Given in Honor of Miss
Grace Stevens at Home of Her
Parents on Adams Avenue.

In response to invitations issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. a. Stevens, a merry
party of young folks gathered at thea
home on Adams avenue, Tuesday night,
the occasion being a reception in honor
of their daughter, Miss Grace. The
earlier hours of the evening were spent
pleasantly in party games, refresh
ments being served later, when the
little guests returned to their homes.
Those present were Misses Bessie
Powell, Freida Ludwig, Jayne Smp-
son, Hope Pinnell, Leah Mowery, Jen-
ME Davis, Rennie Wait, Alice Good
win, Buelah Swartz, Mandie Frant,
and Masters Clarence Oakley, Lester
Yost, Stewart Seigle, Homer Hand,
Clarence Harper, Clarence Schultz,
George Kellow, James Ellis, Bennia
Courtright, Walter Harper, Howard
Protheroe, Harry Cobb, Harry Ellis
and Garfield Anguin.
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meeting tomorrow afternoon at ;

|
| o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Rev. ]. Albert Crawn and
Miss Cora c. Storm, which will occur
| at the Hampton Street Methodist
Episcopal church on June % at IL
o'clock noon.
The Royal Arcanum excursion to
Lake Lodore on Thursday, June 81 will
be an event of more than ordinary in
terest, in view of the fact that 1t will
be the annual reunion of all the coun-
| ellis in Lackawanna county and the
twenty-third anniversary of the or
ganizatlon. The presence of Grand Re-
| gent Webster c. Weiss will also add
| much pleasure to the occasion and
| afford all the local Arcanumites an
| opportunity to meet a gentleman who
has for many years been one of the
most notable personages identified will.
| the order.
Attorney Edward w. Thayer and
| Miss Margaret Edwards, daughter of
| Hon. and Mrs. II. NJ. Edwards, will be
married at o'clock this morning at
| the Washburn Street Presbyterian
| church.
The marriage of Lemuel Williams, of
| Taylor, and Miss Jessie Browning, Of
Storrs avenue, was solemnzed at the
home of the brides parents last even
ing. only the immediate relatives and
| friends were in attendance. A recep-
tion was rendered the couple after the
ceremony
The remains of Mary Ellen, the
| elght-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Judge, Of 127 sherman
avenue, were inferred in the WashbuIn
street cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The lawn social at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Eynon last even
ing was attended by a large assem-
blage and the promoters realized a
neat sum as result of the affair
The excursion committee of Branch
A. c. NJ B. A, and No. 81, l.. C. h. a.
met in Warnkes hall last evening and
completed the arrangements for their
annual excursion.
The Broadway Athletic club, of Belle
Vue, will conduct their first annual pic
mic at Laurel Hill park on July 3. A
game of base ball and a ten-round box
ing bout Will be features of the affair.
The Homo Missionary society of the
simpson Methodist Episcopal church
held an ENJOYABLE meeting last even
ign. A literary and musical pro-
gramme was provided md other inter
estlng features added to the evenings
enjoyment.
several hundred people attended the
excursion to Lake Lodore yesterday.
under the auspices of the Chestnut
street German Presbyterian church.
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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATIoNs
Dates Fixed for the Different Exer.
cises.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
June 20, q and 22, are fixed as the
dates, respectively, for the training
school exercises, class day exercises
and commencement exercises, which
are to mark the close of the year at
the High school. DR.. A. f, Wnship,
editor of the Boston Journal Of Edu-
cation, will deliver the address to the
training school graduates. Bauer's
orchestra has been engaged for each
night.
superintendent Howell, President
Jayne and the high and training
school committee spent last evening
in arranging for the printing of the
programmes and distribution of the
admittance tickets. They did not COM
plete their work and will meet again,
probably, tomorrow night.
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THE CLEANERS SUCCEED.

The Cleaners of the Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church are much
elated over the work accomplished by
thelr society during the past five
months The president and treasurer
or the society Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. G. r. Acker, went to the West
Side bank yesterday and paid one
thousand dollars on the principle of
the mortgage held by that institution
against the church property and they
still have neat little sum in the
treasury to start the accumulation of
the second thousand pledged.
The Cleaners have worked hard and
faithful towards the realization of
their object. The collectors of the So
ciety have solicited over 500 of this
sum by house to house canvass of
the church members. and though the
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SECOND NIGHT OF THE FAIR.

The attendance at the fair and fes-
tival in the Jackson Street Baptist
church last evening was considerably
larger than on the previous evening,
and as a result the treasury was con-
siderably swelled. An excellent pro-
gramme was provided. which included
n piano trio by Wilhelmena Griffin,
Lillian Morris and Emeline Lanyon;
dumb bill drill by members of the
Fidelian society, recitations by Maud
Weatherhog and Pearl jenkins, selec-
tions by Stanton's orchestra, solo by
Master Herbert Williams, and a dia-
lugue entitled "A School Girls STRAIT
egy"
The total number of tickets disposed
of in advance was 500. and all of the
articles in the different booths were
contributed by merchants and friends
OF the church The fair will close this
evening, when another entertainment
will be given.
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DRIVER BOY INJURED.

Edward Mcnamara, a driver in the
Leggetts Creek mine, had his right
foot badly crushed yesterday morning.
While allowing his care to pass on a
plane he slipped and fell, his right
foot slipping under the wheels.
The unconscious boy was picked I'm
by some of the workmen and carried
to the surface, where a physician was
summoned and dressed the wound He
was then removed to his home on West
Market street
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
James Gilmore and Miss Annie
Burke Married Yesterday Morn
ing in st. Johns Church.

st. Johns church, on Fig street, was
the scene of a pretty wedding yester-
day morning at 10 O'clock when Miss
Annie Burke and James Gilmore, both
popular and well known young people,
of South Scranton, were married, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. T..
j. Melley.
Miss Katie Burke, a sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and William
Gilmore, brother of the groom, was
eroomsman. After the ceremony a r.
cHption was rendered the couple at the
brides home. where the guests con-
graduated the couple and partook of
bountiful wedding dinner Mr.. ana
Ms. Gilmore left on an afternoon
train for an extensive wedding tolir.
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most delightful of the season, and the
preparations being made for this one
promise that it will equal any of the
past.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union of Green Ridge will meet this
afternoon at o'clock in the Baptist
church, on Monsey avenue. Subject,
Power of the Press" A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kearney and Mrs.
Anthony Kearney, of Dunmore, have
returned home from a two weeks visit
with friends in New York, Saratoga
and Lake George.
Forest w. Briggs, son of DR.. J. F.
Briggs, of Shickshinny, Pa, has ac-
cepted position as prescription clerk
with Druggist c. p. Jones, of Dickson
avenue. Mr.. Briggs has justly earned
the reputation of being one of the most
competent registered drug clerks in
the business.
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NOTES OF INTEREST.

The funeral of Ralph Fox, who met
such a sad death at Caruccis stone
yard, in West Scranton, Monday, was
held yesterday afternoon. The SER
vices were we'll attended. Interment
was made in the Mount Carmel ceme-
terry.
The coming entertainment to be
given by the De- Moss family in the
Methodist Episcopal church, Tuesday
night, July 8, promises to be a pleas
ant treat to music lovers.
Miss b. McHale is in Mahanoy City,
as a representative of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians at the convention
being held at that place.
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MINooKA.

Mrs. William Jones, of Miners hill,
is seriously i'll.
Myles Jennings, of Rochester, n. Y,
is visiting his parents on Gilmore ave-
nue.
Mrs. Alfred Complin, of Green Ridge,
and A. F. Jacobs, of Winnipeg, Mimi,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Campbell yesterday.
j. j. Coyne, of Main street, was the
guest of friends at Lake Ariel Tues
day.
A letter containing the news that
our popular young townsman, John
j. O'Neill, had his leg broken in a
game at Utica, N. Y, was received
here yesterday.
st. Mary's Ladies' Temperance So
ciety held regular meeting last even
ing.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed at the
postofiice for the period just ended are
as follows. Please say advertised,
when calling for any of these letters
Mrs. Broughton (2), Mrs. Marshall
Darling, 2l7 Chestnut street; Mrs. Joha
ID. Finch, 21S Chestnut street: Miss
Elizabeth Harrison, New York and
Adams avenue: William Lanse: M.
Patterson, 712 jefferson avenue. For
eign - Savaria Tallarico, Francesca
Szon, Vito Sqrazzo, Stiff Potas, Ne
meth Janasnath, Florio Granny, An
drew Turner, Angelo Chiria di Gae-
tanO, Felice Tomaine.
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task is not a pleasant one and the
discouragements many. yet the ladies
are hopeful and enthusiastic and will
continue their well begun work until
the full debt is cancelled. The society
wishes to thank all those in and out
side the church who have in any way
contributed toward their helpfulDess
and hope that many who have not as
vet assisted them will be encouraged
by this good report to do so in their
further efforts.
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PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Philip Robinson, John Demuth and
George Engle left yesterday on a fish
ing trip to Maplewood.
Mrs. Charles Dippery, of Strouds-
burg, is visiting her brother, Henry
Hem.
Charles Kirst, accompanied by Rev.
Christ, has returned after a most sue
cessful fishing trip to No. dam, hav-
ing caught over lO5 good sized trout.
Charles Heller, of Rosens court, who
was working in Carbondale for the past
three weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Firestein, of Pittston,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Bunz,
of Cedar avenue,
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OBITUARY..

William Reilley, the l5.year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. David +. Reilley, OF Stone avenue,
died yesterday after illness of several months
The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at
05e O'Clock from st. Johns church.
Little 4.year-old Tommy Ross died at the
Lackawanna hospital yesterday, where for sew.
eral weeks he has been receiving treatment for
spinal trouble The remains will be taken 10
the home of the parents in Tunkhannock.
Thomas Kelly, an aged resident OF the city,
died yesterday at his home, 1898 Gibson street,
Funeral announcemnt later.
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WALLACE-POLLARD.

Miss Emma Pollard and William
Wallace, both of South Scranton. were
quietly married last evening at the
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church parsonage, on Cherry street,
by Rev. F. p. Doty. Miss Ina DAILY
was bridesmaid and Albert hatcher
attended the groom. They will begin
housekeeping on Cherry street.
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EVENTS OF DAY In
WEST SCRANTON
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF
JUNIOR EPwoRTH LEAGUE.

Will Be Held in the Hampton st.
M. E. Church This Evening-Jun-
ior and Senior Pupils of Prof. silas
Rossar will Give Piano Forte Re-
cital-Gleaners of Simpson Church
Raise $1,000 on the Mortgage
Second Night of the Fair and Fes-
tival-other News Notes.
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GREEN RIDGE.

The annual excursion and picnic OF
the Church of the Good Shepherd will
take placeNSaturday. June 26, and Lake
Ariel will be the objective point. For
years this trip has been enjoyed by the
people of Green Ridge as one of the
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Do You
" ant a Piano

II so, buy one that has passed through all
the experimental stages; one combining the
very best materials with scientific knowledge
and artistic skill. Buy from a reliable
house an artistic piano, free from unneces-
sary expenses and stripped of fictitious value
of the purchased variety. In this way
only can you obtain full value for your
money.
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Wyoming Glass Day.

WilkesBarre, June l3.-Ths was class day at
Wyoming seminary, Kingston. There were S6
graduates Harry Il. Cunningham, of North
llocsick, N. Y, was awarded first prize, and
Miss Alice D. Rhone, of Wilkes.Baue, second
prize
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The Junior league of the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church
will give their annual entertainment
this evening. A. the close Of the en-
tertainmant ice cream, cake and straw
berries will be served. The doors VIII
be opened at o'clock and the enter
tainment will begin promptly at 3
O'clock The following programme
will be rendered:
Singing .,..........,........'''.'' Jun'ois
Prayer
Recitation, "Supcrlative" .......Viola Rcndle
Recitation, ellis Idea Of Time" Arthur Batcmln
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mary Williams
Recitation, "Mss Geography" Irene Batcmln
Recitation, "Whcn My Pa Was Boy"
Willie AllspauIh
Recitation .......................Eh Ehc Browning
Song, GLOW to DO It,"
Walter Lewis. Arthur Batnman, Eugohe Diohl,
Ilcazcr Corey and Frank stewart.
Recitation. "A r,arlcS, Baby" ....Bcssc Heller
Recitation, "Duphoity' ....,.Willic Armstrong
Recitation, "Paticncc" .............May Carter
Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .NCrna Williams
Recitation, "Dorothy's Mu,cnts"
Bertha Williams
Recitation, "Bc Satisfied" ...........Rosa sloat
Violin solo ...................,...Mr Lou Evans
Recitation, "Portr1it OF Girl"
Blanche Watkins
Recitation, "Ditrcrcnr Fatcs". Alfred Heller
r"p ''''''''''''..'.'....,..., Moses
Recitation ......................M Maud Wcathcrhy
Duot.............Nlhs. Warren and Miss Lcister
Nccltatlon .........................B Bessie Diehl
Recitation, "a Child Once More"
Norna Rodcrici
onI" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. Lou Evans
Dialogue, 'why win Was Not Choscn.''
h'''I''l"h ana tabIcan. Louisa Durshal
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OF Course
White Waists

Are also in demand and we've lots of them as fulv
htty styles are represented in all of which fashions
DEGREES are most charmugly set forth.
Linen Waists also sought for this season, and
there's lots of them here
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Pea Coal $1.25 a Ton Delivered
to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orderr TO ]. T.
s sIarkey, 1914 Cedar ave. Phone 66S3.
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PIANOFORTE RECITAL.

rTb,, In,i,- ,nd .,opio, ,,upils of Pro-
=, ...iti o ,,i,,,-
IesSor "I'ds i'oaSer "ii eNe
~ ~ iNNA'''' '''N
| Thomas music store, ll3 North Main
avenue. They VIII be assisted Dy Mrs.
Edith Richards Heckel soprano; Miss
NeIlia Nfarlxvyick. rontralto. Miss Bes-
Ct CT. l,o,,tio,,ist. Joebua John.
- , 49, ,yl,,,,,o,, hoseo Eol
teHoi' anu -i'0S' VIZ 81
lowing is the plosr"iii'ile'
ihthAhMhE'
Sonatna, Op. IS ..........................D .Duss *
Miss May Roberts.
Among the Flowers .....................Sar .Sartorio
Daniel Lewis.
Fond Hearts Must Part .Lan5e
Miss Laura Jervis
Sailors Boys Dream .....,............La liache
MISS Way "VH'o'
Recitation, Selected ..,....Mss Bessie Sloate
Flowers Of Memory ...................Goe .Goerdeler
Miss Gusise Fritz.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
The pupils of Intermediate b at No.
19 school will entertain at a mothers
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22

realizing the danger that. threatens
 him through their existence. co1nmis- sions SherlOci, ICllleS to get p3s ( s : sion of them. h the meantime. Miss Faulkner has fallen into the hands or an interruptions pair. James Larrabcc
 and his wife Nadge, who. apprec. l ting
 we'll the value of the papers for black mailing purposes, hold her - prisoner in their home in London. Here Sher- lock Holmes finds her. and the papers as we'll, but he finds Cupid there also and falls in love with Miss Faulkner and returns the papers to her. The little god almost proves his undoing. for the Larra bees call in to assist them Prof Moriarty. a high caliph of crime. who enters into the scheme with an en- thnsiasm born of his hatrad;of Sher- lock Holmes. The, interest then cen ters in the struggle for supremacy ba- tween these two past masters of era ft
 Not for moment does the interes t ahate until the detecive5s triumph is complete. Miss Faulkner and Holmes we'd and this will please those who like that ending to play. The pro- duction here Will be on the same Iav- 1sh scale as was seen in New York. It will undoubtedly prove the, finest performanee ever given in Waterbury.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-22
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 Ladies Vests. 5c,. from 1oc.
 Pocketbooks and Purses, 5c from 10c and 15c. .. ....5.
 Shell Side Combs, 5c. from 1Oc and 15c.
 Shell Back Combs. 5c, from 20c.
 Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs, : for sc. z" /
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