The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-05

married. WIS without foundation. Possibly tho
| ''pcnnI liners" Ml. Moore, OF the rlanlc cr
describes the correspondents of out oft ,Wn
| papers. may sometimes get in ,mimporlnt
| items, but they seldom make 50 Scrnlt. mis-,
| take to make a Joke cut of marriage core
nray
| Miss Cecil Lindsey ,a,cntly visited friends a,
| the Keystone academy in Factoryviilc.
| The regular meet ing of the Presbyterian thriS
| iian En,,iyor society lIei Monday evening
and the following officers clcctc'l tor the ensuing
| term, commencing January |: President Charles
| l.augc; vice president Bertha Fishers cores
| puudins secretary. Ncttic knapp. recording SEQ
| retur. Allie SCottcn treasurer Jessie Lawrence:
organist Lillian Church.
Conrad Holman is slowly recovering from iiis
injury. received to his loot last week while
, loading stone from the dock near Mckinncy's
crossing.
Mrs. Il. c. Read will entc,iain the >istcrhood
OF the Presbyterian church from : to O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
II. b. Perry recently loaded the largest stone
| ever shipped from iallstcld, the stone contain.
ing III cubic feet.
John O'Brcn has hec,l making noticeable i'm.
| provemcnts in his store Pine street The
| tire store has been rearanced
". F. Hand has his office III the RooSi BALD
ing comfortably furnished and we'll equipped.
One OF the electric arc light on Chase avcutic
has been burnt OF, for o>cr Il week and. al.
though frequent complaints have been made The
light has not hceu fixed.
Miss Grace Harding has returned home alter
spending the Thanksgiving vacation a, her home
in Hartford
John Coddnstou lbs had hs SLOW window
decorated with electric lights. The work wa,
done by r. II. Hays, who also decorated tho
Roger window. Both credit 10 hii ability.
Roth the windows look bright and aitractiN" at
might and show the stocks OF the respective
stores Oft TO good advantage The colored l.hs
make the Windows look like metropolitan dis.
play windov>.
licnry vo,h,ny las recently purchased the
house o,ncrly occupied by r. L.. Bowdi,lI, on
Franklin street, nom the (ll,liugton estate.
Nj. Elhy, oT the Chair factory. has moved
from the Colonel snoyer house. on Da! ton ave.
u,lc, into the Charles Spencer house, on Fourth
street.
Mr.. and Ms Y. j. Tnow, have moved tom
the spencer house into the Brown homestead
house, On Du noi- street. which wAS recently
purchased hy Nh Blown nom his m1tlIr.
Mr.. arl Nlrs, Ioln >now will commence house.
krcpin.. in G the houses the Blr1Hgcr
fam this wcoE.
Charles Holmes hl, thi, week moyed from The
kn,o,r luu>r, Main street, into the Charles
Al.in house, "r the same street.
Miss Nc'lir Tuhu,;, "i Ginehlmtou. willie N,,.
iJna Ac, niorl, Mis- Laura Hoffman. lat week.
was taken quite sick and il unable 10 !ctulu 10
t;insinmtoG al this time
Mr. nd MI. T.. y irnll have 'u,t ltr
chased fm y a. Mct"llmm, "Nccntor Tie
hoNsr they now "upy an Pine street,
Ar, and MIa. Charlie, Bnrtr OF Rng iamtnn
wc,e entertained >oNcrIl dal, las week by Nj
anl Ms. ". = Lowe
MIS-, Ellen Tiffany. oi BiuaNMtou. visit
iu4 relatives in town last wech,
Mis- NJ MHtim, ,i Dcposir i> Visiting her
mother, Ms, John Austin,
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