The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-28
Tighe, Canavan, Ly n, Sheridan, Har'
rison, Hawley, Cavanaugh.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Rev. +. r.. Williams, former Hyde Park boy.
will preach in the sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 1870 o'clock.
Gospel meeting at the West Scranton branch
OF the Young womcn's Christian association at
g. 40 p m All girls are invited.
Con McAulife. the Irish bag piper and the
Lawrence band have been engaged to accom-.
pany Division |, Ancient Order Of Iibernans
excursion to lIarvey's Lake August 49,
Henry Bruning, William Lewis AMI william
Hughes will leave tomorrow morning tor a two
weeks vacation trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic
City, New York and other points of interest.
Oscar Oswald leaves today for a weeks stay
at Lake Winola.
Misses Anra Mullen, Of Division street. and
Name Hurst, of Tenth street, will leave today
for weeks sojourn at Lake Ariel
Miss Esther Hughes, of Hampton street, is
among the summer boarders at Harvcy's Lake.
The Misses Foster, Of New York, arc the guests
Of their corsn, Miss Fannie McGec, Ct North
Rcbccca avenue.
Jenkin Lewis Of West Locust street, returned
home last evening from ten days vacation
spent at Atlantic City.
Street Commissioner Thomas attention is
called to the careless driver who decorated the
Hyde Park avenue pavement yesterday with a
coat of whitewash.
There will not he a band concert at the
Round Woods park tomorrow afternoon. Bauer
and his men have been engaged to play at Nay
Aug park.
A private dance will be given at Laurel Hill
park next Tuesday evening 10y number of West
Scranton young people. Lawrence orchestra will
play for the dances.
The Bachelors club left for Lake Winola last
night over the turnpike route. Walking was good
and the night air cool and invigorltinS. There
were about fifteen in the bunch when the signal
to start was given.
The West Side Reserves will play the Orioles
today at o'clock on the Browns grounds.
Rev. David Jones, pastor of the First Welsh
| Congregational church, will preach at the First
Welsh Baptist church tomorrow evening at {
o'clock.
Mrs STpkins, of lTobokcn, is visiting her
| mother, Mrs Watkins, Of Lafayette street.
W. J. Ncave, o Jackson street, is spending hi:
vacation at Atlantic City.
Alfred Twining, associate editor OF the Times
won the prize at the observation contests held by
| Camp Us, Patriotic Order Sons of America
| Thursday evening. Next week the members vii
| enjoy a watermelon social
| A social and entertainment was held last even
ing at the home of Mrs Bcf on North Sumnci
| avenue, under the auspices of Pride Of '0j lodge
No IS, Brotherhood of Railway Trainmcn tn,
programme consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, literary numbers and refreshments. The
| affair was literally patronizcd.
large party Of young people were entertained
| Thursday evening by the Misses Martha and Mary
| Jones at their home on Frink street. The fca
lures were cards, dancing flashlights and cdibleS
| Mrs. George Eistcrlc and Mrs. +. L. Ticl lCf
yesterday for ten days stay at Heart Lake.
| Mrs. Margaret Williams, who has been visiting
her daughters Mrs. J. j. Roberts and Mrs. G
| 4. Williams, returned 10 her home in Middl,
| Granville, n. V, Yesterday, accompanied y,
Martha, the young daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
| Edwin Hughes
| Mrs. o. F. Jones and son, OF Rock street
| have returned home from a pleasant stay at Mid
| die Granville, " y.
| Miss Nina Campbell, OF Fillmore avenue, is tn,
| guest Of friends at Springville.
| Mrs. Margaret Tyfe ard son, John, togctho
with Martinus Scanlon, of Lafayette street, arr
| summcrng at Moscow.
| Miss Margaret Reese, Of Lafayette street, i
| entertaining Miss McDonT ell. of Nanticokc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Williams, Of Soutl
| Main avenue, are at Atlantic City.
| William A. Davis, Of Washburn street, is Wis
| iting relatives in lIdzcton and Bethlehem.
Miss Mabel Spencer, of Jackson street, is a
/ Lake Winola.