The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-27
NICHOLSON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Nicholson. June 26.-Mrs. r. NJ. Niles
is entertaining her sister Miss EYa
Edwards.
Rev. James S. Wilkes is entertaining
his mother this week.
Mr.. Frank f. Tiffany, who has been
confined to the house with the grip for
the past week, Is again able to be out.
Miss Eunice Titus, of Binghamton
who has been spending a week with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Titus, returned home today.
Mr.. Cooney, the butcher, has sold out
his business to George Searfoss.
A ten-cent supper will be served in
the Presbyterian church parlors to-
morrow night.
An entertainment was given in the
Presbyterian church last evening.
under the auspices of She Christian
Endeavor society, and was by far the
best one given here this season. The
following programme was well rem
dered to a good-sized audience: Duet
Merry, Merry Are We" OCOmbs),
Misses Black and Garagan: violin solo
selected, Mr.. Widmayer; vocal solo,
Ami Moi" (H. Bemberg), Miss Black;
lace), Miss Black and Mr.. Williams:
vocal solo, (a) "A Maiden's Wish"
(Chopin), (b) AT Parting" CFrench),
Miss Garagan; duet, THE Night
(MillottD, Misses Black and Garagan:
vocal solo, selected, Nj. Bond violin
solo, selected, Mr.. Widmayer; vocal
solo with violin obligatO "Sanc,a
Maria" Uaure), Messrs. Williams and
Widmayer; trio, "Good-Night" (frOm
opera Martha), Misses Black and
Garagan and Mr.Williams; Mrs. Genev-
ieve Bacon Baker, accompanist. II
seemed to those who were familiar
with the talents of the singers, that
they never sang more sweetly than last
evening. The violin solos We're also IA
rare treat. At the close of the enter
tainment, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Titus
We're so kind as to <pen their parlors
and offer the Endeavor society the use
of them for a reception given in honor
of those who took part in the enter
tainment. Those present at the recep-
tiOn We're as follows Mr.. and Mrs.
David G.. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A, Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nc
COnnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Manning ID.
Kelly, Rev. James S. Wilkes, Mrs. H.
b. Wilkins. Mrs. H. s. Stephens, Mrs.
Edison NJ. Tiffany, of HOpbottom; Mrs.
Frank n. Boyle and son Leo, Of Sus-
quehanna, Pa; Miss Eunice Titus Of
Binghamton, n. v. Misses Nellie
Mack, Flora Tiffany, Clara Wilcox.
Anna Wilcox, Juna Warner, Louie
Thurber, Lillian Wheatcroft, Eva Ed
wards, Florence wilkins, Ruth John
son, Beulah Mae Warner, Ruth briggs,
Esther Wilcox, Eliza Garagan, Susan
Black, Messrs. Harry Benjamin, Harry
Moredock, Fred Widmayer, Ralph D..
Williams, f. Ellis Bond, Jay Bond
Mrs. Caroline Quick died at the home
of her youngest son, William Quick, on
Monday morning, June %, at o'clock,
of paralysis aged ninety years, one
month and thirteen days. She was
born in New Jersey. Her maiden name
was Caroline Denman While i'm New
Jersey at the age of nineteen, she
married David Quick. Later they
moved to Ohio and then to Nicholson
Pa, where she has lived over thirty
years. Since about twenty years of
age she had been a member of the
Presbyterian church. She was the
mother of ten children, five girls and
five boys, seven of whom are still liv-
ing, namely. Mrs. Horace Tiffany, of
Brooklyn, Pa; Mr., Foster Quick, OF
Chicago; Mrs. David Perry, Of Brook
lyn, Pa; Mark Quick, of Pittston, Pa. /:
Mrs. William Shook, of Union, Pa,
! anC Mr.. William Quick, of Nicholson,
| Pa. The funeral services will take
place at the home tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, Rev. ]. S. Wilkes officiat-
ing Interment in the Nicholson ceme-
| terry.