The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-30
bruised recently while at work around

bruised recently while at work around
the mines.
John Hayes, of Watson avenue, Lin
coin Heights a miner employed in the
Continental. had his leg injured re-
Gently by Il fall of roof
DIR. and Mrs T.. Y. Harrison enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Berger of Phila
delphia and Mr.. and Mrs. Spangelber-
ger Of Wilkes Barre. over Thunksgiv-
ing.
y new light has been placed in front
of the Indicator in the Chemical COM
pany's house. The current is turned
on automatically with the first tap of
an alarm.
! The members Of keystone lodge No.
81. Loyal Knights OF America. held
their regular meeting last evening.
| which was postponed from the night
previous on account of Thanksgiving.
| 'anaran & Sayers. two hustling
young business men. have opened an
| up-to-date meat market on Main ave-
| nue.. near Jackson street.
| Contractor Howard is ut work re-
| modelling the st. Marks Lutheran
| church chapel on Fourteenth street
! into Il dwelling house.
The MI. Pleasant Kindergarten. cor
ner of Main avenue and Lafayette
| street. is in hourishinG condition.
Under the direction Of Miss Margaret
Gibbs, there are nearly fifty pupils
there obtaining instruction.
Net proceeds from concert at Plym-
outh church. Dec. >, will be used for
temperance work. ~
| The night school for girls. at No. Is
school, is being fairly Well attended
The schools will reopen on Monday.
! Harry Strong has built another au-
tomObilo. which is much faster than
his old one. II was seen on the streets
for the first time on Thanksgiving day.
| Hon. William Abrahams. NJ. r.. and
Hon. II. NJ. Edwards, together with
| District President Y. J. Nichols, Of the
| United Mine Workers of America,
| spoke at tarbondae last evening.
| ''Mabon" will leave today for New
York, where he will preach tomorrow.
Th" sunday school of the simpson
NJ. t., church will elect new officers to-
morrow for the ensuing year.
\ sermon for children will he preach
ed by the Rev. William Davies in the
English language in the Bellevue
, talvinstlc Methodist church tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. The evening
service at 6 o'clock, will bc conducted
in the Welsh language. All are invited
tn come.
W. o. Hortrrc. of Price street. is
still confined To his home with malaria
fever
G.. g. Fisk and wife. OF Wallsvillr
called ON Mrs. Bortrec. of l2la Price
street on Thanksgiving.
NJ. NJ. stone, of Orange. called IN
i,- LAVA
l2la Price street, on Thursday.
Misses Bertha Carson and Lille
Hagen spent Thanksgiving AT Homes
dale.
Leo Campbell OF North sumner ave-
nue., was II visitor in Honesdalc ON
Thursday.
Miss iiossic Thompson. of Prclville.
WAS the guest of Miss Lucia Fellows,
of Tenth street ON THANKSGIVING
Eugene and Edgar Powell of k"y-
stone academy, We're at home with
their parents, Nh ana Mrs, samuel
Powell, Of jackson street on Thurs
day.
Idwa Powell, of Washhnn street,
viii enter BoomsburS state normal
school ON Monday,
Louis Aberdorfer. of iuIWer street. |
Tripp Park. has moved his family 10
Harding. Pa.
William Fuller and family spent
THANKSGIVING al New Milford,
Thomas Harris, OF Jackson street,
spent Thursday hunting al Glen
Dnoku
William Williams. of Waies, is the |
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Jones |
of North Garfield avenue.
samuel Williams. of South Wales. is |
visiting al the home of Daniel Algood, |
of North Garfield avenue.
William Williams, Of Rock street, |