The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-20
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Mary IIaincs Hall will speak at the
Young Women's Christian association rooms this
evening to girls and women on "lhc Care If
the Body" The lecture will be free aud all
women are invited
A high mass of requiem will be celebrated ut
o'clock this morning in st. PatriCks Catho.
lie church over the remains OF the late Miles
Gibbons. Intermcnt will be made in the Cathe.
drll cemetery.
Stephen Meyers, Of North Bromley Avenue, Is
suffering fracture of the left arm at the wrist.
caused by falling from wagon. DIR. l.. IL.
Raymond set the injured limb
George Gothicr, of South Main avenue, will
represent the Central Labor union at the con.
vcntion OF the American Federation of Labor to
be held in Louisville, Ky., next month.
Tomorrow evening the ladies of the Plymouth
Congregational church, whose names begin with
the initials J., +, G and II will serve one OF
their palatabe suppers between the hours OF .
and o'clock
st. Patrick's Ladies' Irish Catholic Benevolent
union will conduct their eighth annual social
event in the form of representative dance ~
Meals' hall Thanksgiving A large nun.
Der of tickets have already been disposed of.
The deposit, from No. 10 school yesterday
were as follows: Miss Lees, SJc.: Miss Murray,
81 10: Miss Nichols, ssc.; Miss Bcam'h, $1.36;
Miss Morgan, 3oc; Miss Hutton, Sl11; Miss
Davis, 77c; Miss Evans, SilG; Miss kcllow,
sl.oj; Miss Flynn $l.2l; Miss Wade. Gjc.; Miss
Murphy, 9sc.; Mrs. Fcrber, $780, Miss Peck,
Die; total, $1i.39.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. John Joseph, OF Price
street and Grant avenue, a
Mr.. ard Mrs. William r. Williams of South
Main avenue, are expected home this week from
4 three months tour of Wales.
Druggist d. NJ Jones, OF South Main avenue
ias hecn bagging game in the vicinity of Moscow
during the past few days.
George Allen, OF Fourteenth street. has an
| nouncc1 himself as n candidate for the office OF
register Of voters in the Fourth district OF the
Fifth ward.
Thomas Marshall, of South Main avnuc, is he.
| ing mentioned tor the appointment OF mcrcan.
tile appraiser.
Mrs \. s. Russell. Of South HYDE Park ave-
nue.. is sorely afflicted with throat trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Clark have returned
from a visit with friends in Montrosc.
Prof. Harry +. Jones, of Philadelphia, a we'll.
known musician, is i'll at the home OF his
mother on Price street.
An important meeting of the Glcanats' so.ies!;
| will be held in Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church this evening. The Ladies' Aid society
will meet on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Granacher, OF North Brom
ley avenue are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lcl'arr and children, OF St:oudsburs.
J. G. Dcitrick .of North Main avenue, las
returned home from hunting TRIP nj Tanners
Vile, Pa.
Miss Mae Thomas Sunday school class will
conduct ciIrysant,lemum social in the First
Welsh Baptist church Thanksgiving eve. A
musical programme will also be rendered. The
proceeds will be used in furnishing lowcrs for
The pulpit sunday evenings. after which they
will be distributed among the sick members Of
the congregation.
The sunday school of the First Welsh Baptist
| church is rchrtrsng the cantata "Joy to the
Word,' for the Christmas exercises. John Evans
is i'll charge Of the work.
Aldclla Ahrass, Of North Ninth street, fell
from a Duryca "ar on Saturday and sustained
severe injuries. DIR. j. j. Brennan is attending
him.
| The Luce building at 122 North Main avenue
| is being Iemodcllcd for ST. Brcndcn's council.
| They expect IL occupy their new quarter. about
| the first OF December.
| Miss Viola Evans, of Lafayette street has TO-
| turned home from an extended visit with friends
| at i'ath. y. Y
Mrs. Edward kingsbmy, OF Sadie place. is
| home from visit to Boston, Mass.
| A daughter was recently born to Nh and
Mrs. Louis \, Howell, of South Hyde Park ave-