The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-24

GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

young son Of Me. and Mrs. Martin IawlcsS,
Of Meridian street, is suffering from injuries re.
ceiyed in the mines recently. DR.. Walker Is at.
tending him.
Rev Hugh Davis pastor OF the South Main
Avenue Welsh Cilvinistic Methodist church, mas
returned from his vacation spent at Middle
Granville, ~ T., and occupied his pulpit on
Sunday.
The Tripp Park Hose company will conduct
their annual picnic on Thursday, August 9
The Joint excursion Of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows TO Lake Ariel on August l6 will
be one Of the largest gatherings OF the season.
Twenty lodges Of the order will be represented
and an unusual programme Of sports and amu,c-
mcnts will be provided.
The excursion Of the Baptist Young Peoples
union of Northeastern Pennsylvania to llarycy's
Lake on August II will be an enjoyable event,
as the attendance will include representatives of
every society in the association. Tickets for the
trip can be procured from David !. Davis, Of
South Min avenue, president Of the society.
The Joint excursion of the Simpson, Washburn
and Hampton street churches to lIarvcvs Lake
on August s, promises to be an enjoyable event.
as arrangements are being made for a pleasant
days outing.
Miss Estclla Rccso, Of IIoncsdalc, who has
been the guest OF the Misses Donnclly, of North
Garfield avenue, returned home yesterday
Misses Marie Nallin and LYDIA Smith are SO.
jouninc at Lake tricl.
Mrs. John Lewis, Of III South Main avenue
who was injured in the street car wreck at Dur
yea recently, has been removed to her home af.
ter being confined to bed in Duryca since the ac.
cdcnt.
The following officers have been elected by the
Hyde Park Father Mathew society: President,
W. s. Lavellc; vice president, John Shaugh-
| messy, ir; recording secretary, J. c. Gallagher;
financial secretary John Dorohuc; delegate, to
| the national convention at Philadelphia August
s. 2, lC and IL, j. C. Gallagher, j. J. Powers
and John !. Crowley, ST.
An Entertainment and social will he given at
81. Dayid's church this evening under the aus.
pieces Of Mrs l!ll's Sunday school class.
Joseph lIanmc Of 81: Eynon street. left yes.
| tcrday for Stroudsbmg, where he will spend
| some time.
George W. Jenkins agent of the Preferred Ma.
| sonic Accidental association, yesterday received
n check for 5000 payable TO Mrs Narioria
| Thomas, widow OF the late Caleb Thomas, who
was killed in the Crcsco wreck
Devil SAINT lodge of Nortcs held a meeting last
evening and discussed the arrangements for the
ahor Day ciStcddfod TO he held at Meats hall.
| meeting Of local union, No. 2l3. United
Mine Workers of America, will be held in Coop.
| crattve hall this evening, when all miners not
| members Of the union are invited to attend
| Mrs. Daniel Prothoror and children of NIL.
Wau5co, Wis, are the guests If Professor aud
Mrs. George Howell Of South Bromley avenue.
! Professor Prothcroc has gone TO Wales to ad.
JuIicate at the national cistcddofod to be held
| there next month
| The funeral Of the late Mrs. Carrie Gra,ubs
was privately conducted from the house. IA
| North Main avenue, yesterday afternoon, and in,
| tclncnt was made in the Forest Hill cemetery.
| The /. F. G. club of the Young Woman's
christian association will conduct a lemon party
at the rooms this cycning All girls over u
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