The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-21

bers are requested to be present. Rev.
Austin Griffin, the presiding elder, will
conduct the meeting.
Miss Susie Fenton, the talented
daughter of Mrs. Kate Farr- Fenton,
has just finished a three years course
of piano instruction under Prof. Silas
Rosser, and has gone to New York
to complete her musical education.
The Light Lunch Camping 'club
held meeting last evening and out
lined plan of entertainment for the
winter season.
An enjoyable peach social was held
last evening at the Hampton Street
Methodist Episcopal church, under the
auspices of the l. II. w. circle.
Presiding Elder Austin Griffin con-
Quoted the quarterly conference meet
ing in the Simpson Methodist Episco-
pal church last evening, which was
well attended.
The remains Of an infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs John Rcgan, of zoe West
Lackawanna avenue. We're inferred in
the Cathedral cemetery yesterday af-
| tcrnoon.
st. Pauls 'Pionecr corps held a
special meeting and drill in st. Da-
attended.
Miss Rella Harris. of Camp SO, Pa
triotic order of Americans. will at
| tend the National camp meeting of the
order to be held at Iiinghamton next
month.
Mrs. Randolph Jones. of jackson
street, is spending the week in New
York state, in the interests of the
Patriotic order of Americans.
Harry Thomas, of Ninth street, was
surprised by number of friends at
his home on Wednesday evening, and
entertained the guests in a pleasing
manner. Music and refreshments were
features of the event.
Tudor Il. Williams. of South Main
avenue. has resumed his studies at
Cornell university.
Mrs. W. r. Lewis. OF North Main
avenue. and Miss Jenrie Lewis, of
South Main avenue, are spending a
few days in Washington, d. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jenkins and
John r. Davis, sailed from New York
yesterday for trip to Wales.
The members of the Bellevue Mine
Accidental fund are requested to meet
at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the field
near the Bellevue breaker to decide
whether or not they will continue
the fund. If they decide to dsband
the organization the money in the
treasury will be divided pro rata
among the members. Robert e.
Owens, president; Edward Harris.
secretary.
Mrs. j. w. Bigelow and Miss Mabel
f. WorthingtOn, of Spencer, Mass,
who are visiting the Morse families,
were escorted through the oxford
mine on Wednesday evening, together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morse and
son, Eugene Morse, and daughter, and
others. The party were guided by
Daniel Clement and Evan Hughes.
Several flashlights were taken while
the party was in the mine.
Clarice, the 4-months-old child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kiff, of Tripp's
Park, died yesterday and will be
buried in the Cambria cemetery this
afternoon at o'clock.
William r. Dawes. formerly of this
city who has been located in Tren-
ton. n. j.. for some time, is visiting
relatives on North Main avenue. He
will leave on Sunday for Atlantic
city, where he has accepted a respon-
sihle position.
William Benjamin, of Plymouth, is
visiting relatives on West Locust
street.
The Robert Morris lodge rooms are
being renovated. At the meeting last
evening one new member was elect
ed, and arrangements started for a
social session two weeks hence.