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Miss Fannie Walkers Sunday school
class of the Presbyterian church which
consists of young boys met at the
of home Charley Payne Jr. last evening.
Games were played until 1890 when
they sa, down to refreshments. They
we're then treated to a so.calIed, pump
kin pie" which consisted in pumpkin
cut in strips and small souvenir placed
inside, which was attached to d piece of
ribb,n and was put through small hole
in the particular piece. Each guest had
a ribbon to pull.
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The Trinity Lutheran church will give
aye Old New England supper. social
and literary enterta inment al the church
corner I2th and Hui streets, Thanks
giving eve, at 7:3o "by ye clock "
Twenty five cents and "ye friends and
neighbors welcome"
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Tomorrow evening at the Congrega.
tional church Miss Mary R,ppon will
give an address accompanied by forty
stereopticon views on the Passion Plays
at Oberammergau." The address will
be OF great interest and profit. All are
cordially invited.
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II. Werder teacher Of piano. vocal
harmony, German and French Terms
50 cents lesson. or Marine street
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R. H. Hayes of Villisca. Iowa, arrived
today t. spend the winter with the family
of T. A. R,chey on Walnut stree.
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Lou Frey won handsome gold watcl
raf1ed last night BY Mcconnell. til,
barber.
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Catarrh
Tne DAlly CAMERA

Is a disease Of the mucous membrane
or inner lining Of the nose. throat.
lungs, stomach. bowels and other
organs. It IS caused BY cold or sue
cession Of colds irritating the delicate
surfaces. and is promoted by scrofulous
taints in the blood.
1t is especially dangerous in persons
having a predisposition to consumption.
In these and all other catarrhal
cases, Hoods Sarsaparilla so thor
oughly renovates the blood and re-
stores strength that itpermanently cures.
In fact, because Of the character Of
the disease, and peculiar merit of the
remedy. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
common sense treatment for catarrh.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. No substitute for Hoods acts like
Hood's sure to get Hoods.
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Charles w. Stodicks, aged IA, an Ene
boy. died of appendicitis at the univer
sity hospital late Friday evening.
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Mrs w. $. Slmons had but Sigh,
attack of appendicitis. an operation was
averted and he is now on the high road
to recovery.
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Miss Matte Maxwell, who has been ii
for the past week, is again able to b
around.
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Hoods Sarsaparill,

Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Aflister Lumber & Supply Co.
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Dyer's Real Estate agency.

Dyers Real Estate Agency.
Home property, farm property or bus-
ness opportunities. Investments of all
characters. Gamer, block,
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Mrs Joe Bergheim has returned from
a pleasant trip 10 Denver.
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Miss Emma Ingram, who has been
visiting in Denver and Central for the
past six weeks, Is again home.
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The large hall of the lodge of Loyal
Queen was we'll filled last night for the
Harvest Home festival and the very
pleasing and enjoyable program that
had been arranged. Judging from the
applause and encores each number re
ceived. the audience was delighted
Special mention. hnwever, should be
made of the solos of Miss George Cripps
and duets with her sister Katie, who
were again and ain called before The
audience, and who give promise of sing
ing the grandesr operas. The pumpkin
drill showed careful practice and re
dected much credit up'n the leaders.
Pumpk Die and coffee were served IN
abundance till near the midnight hour.
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The Woodmen of the World will take
in about twenty five new members next
Tuesday night and will celebrate the
event afteL The fashion of the blazers Of
the forest.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.
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Red Hot From the Cum

For bargains In window glass. call on
Wells, II23 Walnut.
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Mrs c. M. Edwards. formerly popu
lar merchant OF Nederland, has pur.
chased the house of the late Mrs Aug
usta Peterson at Magnolia md leased
the Peterson store building. Mrs Ed
wards will put in stock of general MGR
chandise and will cater to the wants of
this sterling old mining camp. She
made success of her business before
the Nede land fire and will, doubtless,
succeed at Magnolia. In any event, Mrs
Edwards will strive to deserve the pa
tronage of the good people OF Mag gnolia.
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Two Gae income properties as bar.
gam. Also choice building lots. Rich.
arcson. corner I7,h and Spruce street.
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Frank Tucker of Keeler's, leaves in q
few days tor Pleasanton, Kan. to take
charge of his fathers store.
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An Excellent Concert,

The celebrated De Moss family Of in
strumentalists and vocalists, known
the world over as The Lyric Bards Of
America gave a concert to a fair
sized audience in the First Welsh Bap.
tist church last evening. The pro-
gramme was replete with musical
gems, and each number was received
with much enthusiasm. The pro-
gramme given was as follows:
Overture, Gen. Clusters Last Battle"
Henry DeNoss
Minutely describing the battle with the Indians
Violin Band
Quartcttc, from elijah" ........ .Mcndclssohn
Vocal Quartcttc
lIalelujah chorus, from Messiah" zee. Handel
Cornct Quirtctte
ta) "Scrcnadc."
(b) "NatioHal Melody" ............... Schubert
Mandolin Band.
Aria, 81 Drcamt That I Dwclt'' ............ .Balfe
Mrs Lizzie DeMoss Davis.
Selection from Cantata Queen Esther. Bradbury
Roman Ocarina Band.
lhghsh Glee .......................,.. ..CaldiCott
Vocal Quartcttc.
Ducttc Niolcon (stringlcss violin and luto)
Selected Mrs Aurcia DcMoss, Geo. DcMoss
Air, Scotch song "Bonny Doom" .Burns
Columbian Hand Bells.
March '.''',',, ......... ........,..'.''. .Nousa
Banjo Band.
Columbia Souvenir songs DcMoss
Vocal Quartettc.
Selection from Oratorlo Creation" -. Hayden
Cornct Band.
"EChocs from Multncmall". Geo. DcMoss
Nylophonc Band.
Air. cold Oakcn Bucket" ........... .kailmari;
Rustic Bells.
Playing two familiar tunes on organ and
sir ging another .,.............llcnry DCMoss
Piano and Double Bass No--
Waldo Davis, Lizzie DeMoss Davis.
Ductt, two corr cts at once playing soprano
AKA altO ......,.....,.,,..,...,Gc leo. leMOSS
Song. "Scenes Most Delightful" ....... .DeMoss
The quartcttc of brothers and Sisters,w
for a quarter of century sang in con-
cert together, was broken by the death
Of the conralto, "MinniC,' Dee !, 1896.
This song was written in mcmoriam.'
Song. Evening Bells" ...................Mo Moore
Mr.. Geo. DcNIoss playing guitar and ban
jo in imitation of Ginning Bells
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direction Of Professor walkenshaw, at Christs
church rectory, Grand View and Washington
avenue, Monday evening, July 2. The public is
invited. Admission, silver offering. Ice cream
will be for sale.
The home Of Rev !. W. Messenger, Of 1868
Capousc avetue, was the s-cne of a quiet we'd.
ding Thursday evening. Miss Mary Louise Mes
singer and Harry Kicss, Members Of the class
graduated from New Rcrln college this wear,
were the happy couple. Promptly at $50
o'clock the bride and groom entered the spa.
cious parlor and the simple, though impressive
marriage ceremony OF the United Evangelical
church was performed by the brides father
Rev. j. W. Messenger After congratulations the
guests were served to bountiful collation.. The
presents were numerous and varied H. W,
Skivington took nlshlight picture Of the en-.
tire family.
Green Ridge is bound to celebrate the glorious
Fourth of July. a subscription paper has been
started to procure funds for a band Of music
to accompany the American Guards OF School
No. % on the pilgrimage through the princ.
pal streets Of Green Ridge Following the
Guards will hc an old-timc, rag muffin, rag time
parade, participated in by at least two hundred
youngsters, made up in every conceivable style.
To secure a success of this most mrth-provok-
ing Fourth of July spectacle the good people
should greet the soldiers chccrfully. and make
the day pleasant for their representative
young Americans by closing the day with n anc
display Of fireworks Providence and Diamond
Flats are cordially invited to attend the display
Of fireworks and parade. Leave all subscriptions
at Thompson Drug store on East Market street.
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The services tomorrow at the Dudley
Street Baptist church will consist Of
preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. L..
Kreamer, at 1890 o'clock a. m. sub
ject, BLESSED In All Things" In the
evening at 7.30 o'clock, preaching on
the subject "Why | Am a Baptist" "
This sermon is the second in the series
on this subject. Sunday school at ~
O'Clock, and prayer meeting as usual.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
the pastor, Rev. A. j. VanCleft, will
preach at both services tomorrow. The
subject Of the sermon in the morning
will be THE Greater Works of the
Believer" The evening service will be
on the text "Christ's First Miracle at
the Marriage in Cana of Galilee." The
other services will be held as usual.
Seats free and all made welcome.
The services at the Tripp Avenue
Christian church tomorrow are az fol-
lows: Sunday school at 10 O'Clock;
preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. z.
Dabney, at II o'clock, topic, THE
Secret of His Power" Evening topic,
Loyalty" at 7.45 o'clock. Everybody
invited.
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Gala Day for Pupils.

Yesterday was a gala day for the
pupils from the ten school buildings Of
the borough. The pupils from No. |
school enjoyed a trolley ride over the
Dunmore Suburban line in the morn
ing. Those from No. and No. 4 build
ings picnicked at Nay Aug park and
made merry during the afternoon. Nos.
s and 6 pupils enjoyed the day at Lake
Scranton.
The pupils from Nos. 7, s and 8 spent
the day in an enjoyable manner to
themselves. From No. 10 school the
pupils picnicked at the grove near tho
school building on Throop property.
The primary and intermediate depart
ments of No. school held an ice cream
and cake social in No. l building.
Tomorrow evening Rev. w. f, Glib
bons pastor of the Presbyterian church.
will preach a sermon prepared especial
ly for the st. Stephens commandery,
knights of Malta, on the topic, "Our
Debt to the Past" In the morning the
topic of his discourse will be How
Far Shall We Judge?"
The Jolly Ten base ball team chal-
lenge the Olyphant Browns to a game
of ball on Olyphant grounds this af-
ternoon. Edward Johnson, manager.
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WEST SCRANTON

parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j.
Thomas, a block away.
Drs. +. c. Hall and l.. II. Raymond
were quickly summoned and bandaged
the wounds of the child as quickly
as possible. Her life was despaired of
at first, but the physicians now have
strong hopes of her ultimate recovery.
At late hour last night the child
was resting easily, and no apprehen-
sion is felt for her safety.
Several of the children who were in
the street at the time of the accident
had a narrow escape. The explosion
was heard several blocks away, and
caused a tremendous sensation in the
neighbOrhood
Young Peckins was later arrested by
Lieutenant Williams and placed in the
station house. He was given hear
ing before Alderman John, who held
him without bail to await the extent
of the chld's injuries. The boy is a
son of Robert Peckins, n well-known
conductor on the Lackawanna rail-
road, and did not seem to realize the
gravity of his offense when seen in
the station house.
He shouldered the responsibility will
ngly, however, and does not attach
any blame on his companions.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Charles De Whites Left Hand Cut
of-Accident to Thomas Gala
gher-Other Notes.

Charles De White, of Cedar avenue,
had his left hand cut off at the wrist
yesterday morning about II O'Clock in
the South mills, while endeavoring to
oil some machinery at the pump, which
feeds one of the large boilers. Tho
hand was caught between moving
piston rod and a statioary rod.
Mr.. De White had charge of the
large blower engine and has been run
ming it for the past twenty-three years.
He was familiar with all it's workings
and had been in the habit of oiline
this piece of machinery a number Of
times every day. He was taken to
the Moses Taylor hospital, where his
wounds We're dressed
Thomas Gallagher, Of Bellevue, was
painfully burned at the large converter
of the South mills yesterday afternoon
by the partial overturning of one of
the ladies, which threw molten metal
over him. He was also taken to the
Moses Taylor hospital for treatment.
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Fourth of July Attractions.

The members and friends of st.
Brendan's council, Young Mems In
stitute, will spend the Fourth in the
quaint and pretty town of Montrose,
as the guests of Rev. a. II. Broderick
and the congregation of st. Mary's
church. 1t is needless to add that
they will be we'll entertained, as dur
ing Father Broderick's pastorate at st.
Patrick's church in West Scranton, he
made so many friends that they are all
desirous of spending the day with
him. Many attractive features will be
presented during the day on the pic
mic grounds.
When the Flower of Lackawanna
lodge, Ancient Order of Britons, en-
gagged Mountain Park one year ago.
they guaranteed 5000 people to the
railroad company for the day. and
when the returns We're counted over
5000 fares had been paid on the road.
This year the organization proposes to
carry Il larger crowd, and have made
arrangements for the accommodation
of 1000 people on the grounds Trains
will be running all day from Scranton
and Wilkes-B Barre to the park, and
there is not more desirable place to
spend a day than Mountain Park.
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NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Moran, of Lu.
zernc street, a son.
Francis Rowan, of Luzcme street. has gone
to Philadelphia to attend school.
The sessions of the First Welsh Congregational
Sunday school will begin at ll.3O o'clock for
the remainder of the summer months.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d. Nor.
gans' child was privately conducted yesterday
afternoon, from the house on WaShburn street.
lntcmcnt was made in Washburn street ceme-
terry.
The Broadway Athletic club of Bellevue will
hold their first annual picnic at Laurel Hill
park, on Tuesday afternoon ard evening, July 8.
A game of base ball will be play ed and ten
round glove contest will also be an attraction.
Rev. Won Weldon, of Williansport, will be-
gin his duties at st. Johns German Catholic
church on South Main avenue tomorrow. lie
will offcilte during the absence OF Rev. F. A.
Fricker, who is spending The summer in Ger
many.
Miss Annie T. Humphreys OF South Lincoln
avenue, returned home today from New York
city, where she has spent three weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lasher, Katie McAndrew, Katie Cunning
ham and Mary Gerrity have been elected dele
gates from St. Cecclia's Ladies' society to the
convention to be held at Avoca on Sunday July s.
James hotel, at the corner of Jackson street,
and IIennessy court, formally opened to the
public last evening. Music ana refreshments
were provided and all who attended enjoyed
themselves
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Thayer have re-
turned from their wedding trip and will reside
on North Main avenue.
Miss Susan Cassidy and brother, Fred, of ASH
ley, have returned home from visit with the
Misses Freeman, of South Main avenue.
Miss Mary Kistcr, of Allentown, returned
home yesterday from pleasant visit with friends
in town.
Dr. and Mrs. p. p. Strupplcr, of South Main
avenue, have returned home from a visit with
relatives in Germantown
Mrs. John Turnbaugh and daughter, Mrs. John
carr, of Freeand, have returned home from a
visit with Mrs Edward Davies, of Washburn
street.
Albert j. Jones has returned from an extended
tour, covering several of the Southern states.
William Leber, OF Swetland street, is suffering
from injuries received to his hand recently in the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western blacksmith
shop.
Miss Kate Young, Of North Ninth street, is
visiting relatives in Arylle, Ill.
The social committee of the Electric City
Wheclmcn will meet in the club house at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Division No. l5 Ancient order Of Ilibcrnians,
will hold an important meeting in Masonic hall
tomorrow afternoon
George Grant, of St. Charles college, Bati-
more, has returned to his home on South keyser
avenue for the summer vacation
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reynolds, OF
Stratford avenue Lincoln Heights, a son.
Matthew Donnely OF North Grant avenue, dis
appeared from his home last Monday and has
not been heard from since. lie is married man
and left wife and one child.
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Congregational church, South Lincoln
avenue, by Rev. David Jones. They
were accompanied by Walter Hum
hpreys and Miss Mary Davis, n sister
of the bride.
Following the happy event the we'd
ding party were entertained at the
brides home, where friends and rela-
tives had assembled to extend con-
gratulations. "A wedding supper was
served, and the evening was spent in
an enjoyable manner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Orchard are popular young people and
enjoy a large acquaintance. They will
reside on Frink street.
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TOLD IN BRIEF.

The weather favorable, the members of Divi-
sion No. %, Ancient Order of IIibernians, and
friends, will take a jaunt to Lake Ariel today.
AL arrangements have been made and large
crowd is expected There will be games of all
Sorts feature of the day being ball game
between the teams Of st. Johns and st. Aloysius
societies. The first train will leave the Eric and
wyoming Valley depot at o'clock.
The funeral services of Jacob Rauner, who was
drowned in the Roaring Brook Wednesday, were
held yesterday afternoon from the home of his
parents, on Hickory street. The services were in
charge of Kev. W. A. Nordt. Interment was in
Pittston avenue cemetery. The funeral was large
ly attended, the Sunday school of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church attending the funeral
ina body. The pall-bearers were selected from
members of t.e school.
The funeral obscquies of Mrs. Domnck Boand
of Pttston avenue, will be held this morning at
o.30 O'Clock in st. Johns church, where a sol
emn high mass will be celebrated by Rev. +. j.
Mellcy
The South Side Young Women's Christian aSso-
citation will hold patriotic praise service at
o'clocN Sunday afternoon at the association
rooms, on Ccuar avenue. All women and girl,
are cordially invited to be present.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
GREEN RIDGE.

surprise party was given in honor Of Miss
Lila Wilson, at her home, ga Deacon street,
last evening. The evening was enjoyably spent
in games and dancing Graphophone selections
were rendered by Mr.. II, Horn, At a season
able hour dainty Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Sarah Metcalf, Josie
Taylor, Lizzie Warren, Emma Casper, Polie
Warren, Edith Taylor. Grace Ncce, Ida James,
Ida Ginghcr, Carrie Monia, Nellie Girgher
Louise Warren, Annie GinEhcr, Ada Pddock
Lizzie Leonard, Lila Wilson, Florence Wilson
Mcssrs Emanuel Day, Joe Mctcalf, James Cross
ly, Paul Keifer, Frank Suydam Percy Hart,
William Heller, George Gaygan, Kari Cara
ham, Harry Wademan, jess Garahan, Dram Con-
nors, Henry Smith, sam Weston Conrad Snyder,
John Wilson, Kenneth Smith, Leslie Wilson.
There will be a parlor musicale under the
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a frightful accident occurred at
o'clock last evening, which nearly cost
little Annie Thomas, aged 8 years, her
life, and at present she is lying in an
unconscious condition at her home.
corner of Hyde Park avenue and
Price street, with a fractured skull,
the result of the careless discharge of
a small cannon, loaded with gun pow
der, in the hands of Robert Peckins,
aged 16 years, of North Lincoln ave-
nue..
The boy works in the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western shops, and
yesterday one of the worimen turned
cut a cast-irOn cannon for him from Il
piece of scrap iron. Early in the
evening he took it to Edgintons black
smith shop on South Hyde Park ave-
nue., and had hole bored in it. A few
minutes afterwards, in company with
several boys, young Peckins took the
cannon to the vacant lot next to the
Franklin engine house and fastened
ii to a block of wood.
They We're about to discharge it,
after tamping it with powder and
paper, when one of the boys espied
Patrolman Kiah Peters approaching.
The crowd ran up Hyde Park avenue,
and through Price street, stopping on
the hill above Bromley avenue. There
young Pcckins prepared to fire the
charge.
A number of children had been play
ing near the corner of Price street and
Bromley avenue, and when the rain
came up the Thomas child ran
onto the porch of the house occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbit While
standing there young Peckins discharg-
ed the cannon, which exploded, half
of the barrel flying through the air
like a shot.
1t carried for a distance of fully
fifty yards, and struck the little girl
full in the forehad, fracturing her
skull in a frightful manner. Many of
the neighbOrs who We're sitting on the
porches near by ran to her assistance,
and carried her to the home of her
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
Enjoyable Trolley Party.

A jolly party of young people en-
joyed trolley ride to Pittston, Thurs
day evening, and were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Burns upon
their arrival. The evening was spent
in various ways, and refreshments We're
served. In the party were:
Misses Helen Long, Ethel Doud,
Alice Coons, Eta Woodward, Celira
Phillips, Elsie Harris, Bessie Burns,
Wendell Evans, Edward Powell Es-
dras Lowry, Harry Davis, Clarence
Coons and Edward d. Morse.
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P. o. S. of A. Elect Officers.

Washington camp, No. 17S, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, held a regular
meeting Thursday evening and elected
the following officers for the ensuing
term:
President, r. w. Luce; vice-pres'
dent, j. J. Green: master of forms,
II. T. Bradshaw: inspector, Thomas
Sweet; conductor James Hutson:
guard, James Young; trustee, Frank
Phillips; delegates to state camp, AL
fred Bevan and Linden V. Decker.
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for New York. lie will also visit Brooklyn and
attend the national saengerfest to be held there
next week.
DIR. J. J. hanlcy, wife and son left yesterday
for six weeks tour Of Nova Scotia.
Charles Langman and Henry Dcising leave to.
day for a visit w..h friends in New York city.
Miss Anna S. Walker and Miss Annie Jenny,
OF Cedar avenue returned home yesterday from
two weeks visit at Emhurst
Mrs. A. Sunday Of Cedar avenue, Is visiting
friends in Elmhurst.
Rev. o. Ballhorn, who was suddenly taken i'll
last Sunday morning in the pulpit of st. Paul's
church. on Prospect avenue, is slowly improving.
j. II. Burgess will give a FREQ phonograph
concert this evening at o o'clock in his store
rooms on Cedar avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-30
Church Notes.

The interior of the Jackson street
church will be finished with steel
sheeting. The exterior is to receive
two coats of light paint. ID
The committee on picnic of the Jack
son Street Baptist church has de-
cided to go to Lake Ariel this year.
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ANNIE THOMAS
SKULL FRACTURED
TOY CANNON EXPLODED CAUs-
ING SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Reckless Discharge Of Gun Powder
in Thickly Populated Neighbor-
hood-Robert Peckens, Jr., Respon-
sible for the Accident-De Moss
Family Concert in Welsh Baptist
Church-Camp 17S Elect officers.
Another Parsonage Wedding-so-
Events and other News Notes.