The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-29
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS

Eugene D. Fellows and daughter, Christine
of South Main avenue, left yesterday for Lake
Winola, where they will remain during the
balance of the season.
haSsclus +. Marbakcr, Of 2lO North HYDE Park
avenue, and Ella +. Lutey were married yes.
tcrday at Jermyn, at the home of the brides
parents.
Mrs. Seth Wrglcy, OF South Main avenue
has received word that her sister, Mrs Mary
Specie, aged II years, died Wednesday at her
home in West Pittston, after an illness of two
years duration. The funeral will take place
tomorrow morning. Interment will be made in
Pttston.
John r. Williams, of Academy street, The
wellknown deputy prothonotary, was bitten by
dog on Wednesday, while riding his bicycle
The wounds have been cauterized and he will
be around in few days.
sweepstake shooting match will be held on
the morning Of July on Gammon's hill, which
will be open to all comers. In the afternoon
another sweepstake will be held on the same
grounds, open to amateurs only. Four hundred
birds have been secured for the shoot
John C. jenkins. of Alexander, Ind, is visit.
| lug his mother, Mrs. Ann jenkins, of Tenth
street.
Mrs. O. E. Jones and son, william, Of Rock
street, left yesterday for Middle Granville, N.
Y. They were accompanied by Masters Newton
| Roberts and Allen Thayer, Of South Main ave-
nue..
| The West Scranton Lawn Tennis club was
| delightfully."- entertained Wednesday evening at
| a porch party by Miss Marila Mott, of South
| Main avenue. japanese lanterns were used in
| decorating, and light luncheon was served,
| The committee having charge of the arrange
| mcnts for the Devil SAINT lodge eistcddfod are
/ requested to meet tomorrow evening at 8
| o'clock at Enoch Evans hotel, iii Jackson
| street
| DR.. and Mrs F. c. Hall, Of North Main 20.
| nue. have returned from a few days stay at
Lake Wiaola.
James Kelly the efficient telcgraphcr at Jen.
| kins drug store, attended the wedding Of a
| relative in Archibald on Wednesday.
| Miss Kathryn Phillips, Of Academy street,
| attended wedding in Kingston last evening,
Several hundred children attended the an
| nual picnic of the First Welsh Congregational
Sunday school at Nay Aug park yesterday
A boy named Richard Allen was arrested yes
telday by Patrolman Peters for removing bale
Of hay from Dr. Halls barn and Alderman Moses
fined him So for the oficnse
Attorney David ]. Davis and his brother,
James Of Brazil Ind, returned last evening from
New York and West Point.
Thomas HowellS, of Fifteenth street, a miner
in the Hyde Park shaft, was painfully injured
by fall of ''bony' Wednesday afternoon.
Mary Alice Cannon, aged ? years daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cannon, of Langstaff
avenue, fell from porch Wednesday evening
and fractured her right arm,
| One Of the features at St. Brendcn's council
| excursion at Montrose on July 4, will be a
genuine country dinner at the picnic Of Father
Broderick's congregation. st, Paul's Pioneer
corps will give an exhibition drill during the
afternoon. The excursion train will run from
Wilkes Barre leaving Scranton at a. m. Law
rence's band will furnish the music
| Richard Thomas (Llew Hcrbert) the well
known basso, will sail tomorrow from New
| York, on the Incania, for trim TO Wales IN
the hope Of regaining his health, 4 farewell
reception was rendered him Wednesday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Joshua John, OF
SHETLAND street