The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-24
pITTSTON.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Pittston, April 23---Thomas Maui
CHAN. for the past four year chef at
the Britigan Dining Room, has ac-
pcpted n similar position with II. L..
Van Nalkenbcry.
The nuptial sensation of the season
here was the marriage of james b.
Gilboy. justice of the peace at Duryea'
to Miss Agnes Glennon, sister of JOS
sph Glennnon. of the Central Brewing
company. The wedding took place
this morning at 80 uclock IN ~.
Johns Roman Catholic church. TINS
city. Rev. Father Quinnan officiating
The wedding was an exceedingly quiet
affair being IN opposition to the wisnes
OF the members of the brides family
The brides costume was Il blue travel
ing suit of Empress cloth, tailor made
and her maid, her neice Miss Louise
Gibbons. wore a gown of blue broad
cloth. Mr.. Ciilboy, "A nephew OF the
groom. was best man. After the cere-
nlony. The bridal party was driven to
Scranton. where they took breakfast
at Hotel Jermyn. in company with Dr.
and Mrs. Kearney. of that city. MI
and Mrs. C'ilboy arc cnioyig bridal
tour in the municipalities of the east
and upon their return two weeks
hence, will be ut home in Duryca.
Tlc Hillside Coal and Iron, company
has commenced to lay bare the upper
coal seams at the Chapman colliery of
trc old Butler Coal company, pre-
r3ratory to mining the coal by the
stripping" process.
John Mullen. of Market street. was
run down by a cab on Broad street,
Cork Lane. Sunday night. about ~
o'clock. Although rendered uncon-
scious for Il time his injuries arc not
considered serious.
BY the will of the late Mrs. Mary
A. BeNan, of West Pittstcn. admitted
to probate Saturday $1,000 is placed in
the hands of 7. l.. Hand. in trust for
William Bcvan. The balance of the
estate is divided among the remaining
children. The estate is valued at
S. 800 Dr. Benjamin Bevan has been
appointed administrators for William
Bcvan.
The canHcity of the Luzernc Avenue
BAPTIST church. West Pittston. was in
sufficient to accommodate the large
number of people who gathered to at
tend the memorial services for the late
Thcodorus Hart. Sunday evening. The
service WAS of u very impressive ma
.ttirc and the characteristics which had
won for the deceased the high esteem
of Il wide acuuaintanceship were eN-
tolcd in touching manner by those in
innate with him in various walks OF
life The life of Mr.. Hart was viewed
3 from four standponts. as follows: AS
an employer by Hon. i. \. Coray: as
q citizen. by &C. Bowman: as a friend.
by REV. y. NJ. George; and by Rev. :.
j. Arthur, as his pastor.
County Recorder l.. +. Holcomb's
little Ne-munihs-o old son had narrow
escape from death Il few days ago in
peculiar manner. The infant was lying
i'm y crib when a sister playfully put
an iron jack" in his mouth and the
child attempted tn swallow it. The
Jack became lodged in the little ones
throat and was removed after twenty
minutes of hard work. The child was
in a critical condition for Il few days
aftcrWard, but was much improved to-
day.
\ horse owned by Liveryman James
Fitzpatrick pushed Il dumping cart
over the river bank yesterday morning
and was dragged with it into the waite,
and drowned.
Two circuScs are booked to appear
here next month. The Walter l.. Main
hIg show will hc here May -. and the
NlllIrr show iDp 11v fpllpWiOn