The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-09

yesterday for Detroit TO attend the ses-
sions of the National School Teachers
association. The party will spend sew
eral days at the Pan n-American exposi-
ton.
A large crowd accompanied the
dge-Continental excursion to Lake
Lodore yesterday. The day was delight
ful and enjoyably spent by the lake
side.
The choir of the Jackson street Bap-
tist church met last evening at the
home of Miss Mary Johnson, on North
Rebecca avenue, to make arrangements
for their country picnic, which will soon
be held.
Harold Remaly, of North Sumner
avenue, an apprentice i'm Washburn.
Williams e. Co.'S planning mill, had his
fingers severely injured while at work
yesterday on a paner. His injuries
were dressed at the West side hospital.
The trustees of the Plymouth Con-
gregational church held u business
meeting last evening. at which several
matters pertaining to the church were
discussed.
The carpets for the new First Baptist
church will be purchased by the Ladies'
Aid society, and the members met last
evening at the home of Mrs. John Bry-
ant, on Washburn street, to take the
matter in hand.
An ice cream social was held in ID.
ID, Evans hall, South Main avenue, last
evening, under the auspices of the Lady
Crozier lodge of the American Protest
ant association.
Prof. David owens and II. G. Chat
| field spent Sunday at Lake Winola.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Jenkins. of Al
bany, n. Y. are the guests of their
| relatives here.
Patrolman Thomas Collins has re-
sumed his duties after ten days Vaca-
| tion. and Patrolmen David Davis and
Thomas Evans are now off duty for ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burnett. of Chest
| nut street, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a son at their home.
Daniel Lcnihan, of jackson street, is
a victim of appendicitis and may have
| to be operated on.
Miss Marila Mott. of South Main
| avenue, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. Watts. at Dalton.
| Peter McCann and family. of Pleas
ant street, have returned from few
days stay at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Il. Dean. of Scran-
ton street who recently returned from
| the Pan-AmeriCan exposition. left yes
| terday afternoon for New York
Rev. David Jones. pastor of the First
| Welsh congregational church. returned
To Lake Winola yesterday, after spend
ing Sunday in town.
| The new Patriotic Order Sons OF
| America building or North Main ave-
| nue. is rapidly nearing completion and
VIII be ready for occupancy about Aug
ust /.
| Miss Mary Larkin, Of Wilmington,
Del, is visiting at the home of her par
| cnts on North Van Buren, avenue.
Mrs. George +. Boil and children, of
| West Lackawanna avenue, are sum-
moring at Maple lake.
| Mrs. Thomas McMahon. of North
| Ninth stret, is suffering from a frac-
| tUred arm, caused by falling down a
flight of steps in the rear of her home.
| Joseph Mccormick. of Meridian street.
left yesterday to accept a position with
| the Union Traction company, of Phla-
| dclphia.
| David Il. Hughes will represent the
| Plymouth congregational church at a
| meeting to be held in Nanticoke today.
ID. ID. Evans and family will leave
today for Lake WinOla, where they will
spend the summer.
| Mrs. John Edwards, of Garfield ave-
nuc, is entertaining Miss Adde Davis,
| of Morea, Pa.
Miss Harriet Hawes of Berwick. who
| has been the guest of Mrs. Charles
4 MHOnNCrn |
| has returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Mccain. of Pittston,
is the guest Of West Scranton friends.
| James Dowrick, of Washington D..
| c., who was called here by the death
OF his father, returned to his home yes
terday.
| DIR. Il. G, Fern, of North Sumner ave-
nuc, is at the PAM American exposition.
| Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hartley and
children, of Washburn street, arc Wis
itinG friends in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Boldry of
South Hyde Park avenue, left yester-
day for a pleasure trip across the con-
tinent
| William Gilroy, who has been mana =
| ger of the Truths West Scranton cir
culation and news department for a
| long time, will sever his connection
| with the paper today and enter the
employ of John Rittenhouse, the mar
ket man. He will be succeeded by
| Agent Mccarthy, of Jormyn
Mrs. ID. NJ. Jones, wife of the South
Main avenue druggist, and her baby,
are reported to be quite i'll.
The William Connel Glee club will
| meet for practice this evening in
lvorite hall. Mrs. ID. b. Thomas has
been selected as the clubs accompan.
ist
Mrs. George Brltton, of Reading;
Mrs. George h. Reynolds, Mrs. Will
liam Price, jr, Miss Emma Lewis and
Mrs. Charles Snyder made up a party
who enjoyed trolley ride to Har.
veys lake yesterday. They were
Joined at Pittston by Mrs, c. ]. Me-
Fadden, wife of DR.. McFadden.
Pen Coal 81 so n Ton nelivered