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Low Rates TO Pacific Coast,
$4,000
san FrancsscO-seaftIe-y
PortIa nG-TacOma-
Canadian Pacific Railway,
1229 Pa. Ave.
STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News. and al points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport Segs'' Norfolk" and wash
- inston," on tue following SCHEDULED
Lv- Washington 80 pm Lv. Portsmouth, s 90 pm
LF- AeIaudriz--7-0o pm LIZ. Norfolk 6oo pm
Ar Fl Monroe. % am Ly. n. Aonroe-7 100 pm
Ar. Norfolk. LOO SIN Ar Aiexandda @ 80 am
Ar. Portsmouth. SIS an Ar washingto1--7o0 am
- Tickets Un sale At SIT Penn. zye-, 3, and
- o. ticket ofsue, 6I9 Penn ave, and corner
- 18th ST and N Y. ave. c. o. ticket Of
- fees, II 5ls Penn ave, and 609 18th ST;
- 6 A L ticket Cree, 1884 n, Y ave, and
- On board stezmgrz
gFor further information apply at gen
- aral of5ces. It'll st. wharf, Washington, D. T.
- Phone TOO.
no2S-tf JOHN CALLAHAN, General Manager
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EANTED-At once experienced female helpers
in buaheiing department. n. DYRENFORTH &
Co. C23 Pa aye. e29-tT
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FOR S4LE-FARAs

FOR SALE-Tao small farms; snail suburban
places; 3 city bouses easy terms: half value
Call on Nm. Il PRICE. Lawrence Building
e2-3
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FULL DRESS SUITS, ST. for hire, s.. JULIUS
COHEN. lIOI 7th ST. nv.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

aANTED-Two-h9rse team and responsible
driver SIX months steady and light work
wagon furnished los Il s. nv Irs-3
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RED STAR LINE
suRuRnAN PReruRrr.

FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about HyattsYille.
several beautiful homes with lots, and small
acreage suitable for chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy ROGERS s ROGERS. Hyarts-
vile. ur23
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway
RAILROADS.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and - II ST
In effect November l, 1879.
For Alexandria-week dzvs. $50. 7:O4. 7;33
$500. s:35 $50. 9-25 1900 100. Il 80 a n,
xIZ-G5. I2:50 1915. I;05 1.25 200. 2.30. xz:53
$50. 3.59, Kills 4:$5, $50. 5:19. K5-24. $40,
6-0+ $50 ZOO. T.3o, 500. s:45, $50, 1915,
lI:2O. ard u:59 p. N. SUNDAYS, T-f5. 900 80
1879. 100 Il 30 j. n, 1900 noon, I2-3o I;03,
1.30, zoo 2:30. 800. $3.50. 500 4-30. 500 $50,
600. $50. 200. 100. 500, s,45, $3.50, lJ-l1,
II 20, and II:50 p m
Fer Mount yernoa-Week days. $50. 500, 1900
II 90 m, xi2.95. KOS, 2:o6. x2.59, $50. KID,
70 o. 7:06. and $3.50 p N. SUNDAYS, 500 a n,
Il 20 noon. $50, 400, 100 and $50 P m
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-Week
DAYS, $50 7=of, 729 Soc s3s, S=5e, 9-25, 19se5,
and II 90 a n fI2.95. I2-20 Al2-45, I05, Us
200, .2:20. use 1890. 3.5g, +4:35. 40. 5-24.
6.O4. 60 7.o5. and 500 p. M Sundays, 7:45.
900, 9:45 1890 100. and -fI.39 a m, 300
noon +I2:30 100. q 30 geo $50. 500, $3.50.
4-o5 +4-30, 500 $50, Geo, $50, 100, 80,
and 500 p m
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
xExpress- ITO Arlington only
G. z ABBOT, President
J. COLYIN, Superintendent
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FOR sALE-40 acres. miles from Washington,
improved BY Groom dwelling and out buildings
90 acres fine meadow land; assessed Tor 81 so:
worth 81 800; price q zoo PHIL ". CHEW, 5I2
i 81 NV. e3-J
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AAEh1SAN LINE
NEW oRK-SOUTHANPToN-Lo
New York-Apr- 10. 10 a n st Paul Nay s. 10 an
Eaderiand-Apr. T. 10 am st Louis. May IS. 1e am
st Louis. Apr o. 10 an New York-Aiay D. I0a-m
New YOrkNay l, % am ST PauL8Iay y, 10 m
RED STAR LINE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SOuthWark--Apr. 10, noon KeHs' gton-A Apr p noon
West inland Apr. l.. noon Iceland Nay : noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and IS, n r. New York 0fice. 3
Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1865 F ST NV,
Or c. " Moss 14II C St NV
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BIRps. DOGS. ETC.

YOUNG PARROTS singing canaries, mocking
birds. dogs, cats, rabbits. gold fish, etc; carz-
Iogue ire SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. 1I2 Eth *
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Southern Ry.
schedule m effect March 3, 1901.

Schedule N effect March 9, 1901.
Trains Ieavs nom Penna- Station
sol q N. Daily. Local for AaFFlsensurs Sss
MS "a Daily U s Fast Mail Sleeping
cars 70 New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah, aR6
jacksonville uniting at Salisbury wT-h sleeper fo<
Asheyiile, Chattanooga. and Memphis ana AZ
DanyilIe with sleeper Tor Birmingham and AZ
Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta Solid train
Washington TO New orleans Dining car service
II-sT = m Daily. Local for Charlottesville
4-0l D. n. Week Days. Local for Front Royal
.2trasburg, and HaCris0nburg-
$50 p. N. Daily. Local for ChaEiostesT1Iis
6-S5 D n Week Days New York and FloEla2
limited Composite Cafe and Smoking Car, Dir
ing Car Compartment and Drawing Room Steep
in9 cars and Library and Observation Cars New
York and Washington 70 ST. Augustine, and
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping tar New HorK
and Washington 10 Aiken and : 'gtsta- CoT1neet-
ing al Columbia with Psrior CTR loL CA2Tlebtoa
and at Waycross With Parior Car for InonasViIle,
N Daily. n 7 Fla Express. Sleep
fpr cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and 10 Savannah, JacksonVIiles
and Port Tampa, and Thursdays to ThomasVllle.
Ca Through coaches 10 Jacksonville and At
Iants Uniting az DSuyille with Pullman sieepers
from, Richmond and Serfolk for Charlotte Tour
ist sleeper Washington 70 san Francisco Mondays.
TUESDAYS and Fridays Dining car service
f0-0i D m paily- Washington and Chattanooga
Limited via Lyuchburg). Sleeping ears T. Roam
oke Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and NeT
Orleans. Through coach 70 Memphis Dining car
le-45 d n. Daily. Washington and Southwest
ern Limited. Sleeping cars 70 AShevllle- hloS-
vile Chattanooga, and Nashville, and to AtlsHta,
Macon, Birmingham. Memphis, Montgomery No
biIa and New Orleans. Dining ear service
Dgilv except Saturdays and Sundays Sleep
Ing car Washington 70 Pinshurst. n c. and
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays Sunset Lin
ired Annex Sleeper y Washington 70 New orleans
connecting At New Orleans with Sunset Limited
for san Francisco
TRAINS On BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9-e1 a m daily. :+9 p m
-eal- DAYS and 6-25 p n Sundays for Blue
mont SIS D. n Saturdays and 4:S5 p m Week
1qys and II-2s p. m Wednesdays and Satur-
Savs only for Leesburg- $50 p N week days 70
Herndon-
Through trains from the South arrive Washing,
/ ION 80 4 m 6.52 a-Hl-, 17S5 an daily, 1919
N dzily except Monday, 2-l5 pm, and SO
~ daily From HarrisoR6urg ll:6I a.En. week
- and $40 o m daily. From Charlottesville
Is 4 "a. and $40 pm daily
! rockets sleeping car reservations and other IN
f,r7,at;on furnished and baggage called Tor and
| -}-er{-ed from hotels and reside ices by Union
| Trarsfer Co. on orders left at Ticket ONCE. 7eS
/ I=th St NV; oil Penna- Ave. NV, and az
/ Penza- Station
| phone al for P R. R. Cab Service.
| FRANK s GASNON. Sd Y. P ana Gen Mgr
| : H HARDWICK, General Ptzs'r Agent
| L s BROWN, General Agent
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FOR sALE-AIsCELLAsEoUs.

FOR sALE-Ron-top office desk. good order. 80,
$50 Dayton bicycle. SIS; good As new; must be
sold this week 2o9 Pa ave. Sc. eI
FOR SALE-Twe good fresh ufIch COWS and
calves; $50 and SO each 18TH and Joliott 81,
BrookIand, D. c eS-S
FOR SALE-A few shares OF the stock o. the
Washington Prinacura Co.: par value So 10
Intending purchasers special Inducements win be
offered address BOX 81, this Office mss
FOR sALE-stanoard typewriter. II good working
condition; cheap Address BOX 81. this oice-
mss
FOR sALE-Doors. sash vinisve frames good
furnace kitchen range. and plumbing material
Apply at building rs l2th st- NV mss
FOR SALE-Cheap. Aagora male and female
goats, 10 and 5 months Old c. \ SEEGER-
BranchviIIe, Nd MIS-
Address BOZ 592, this Office mss
FOR LE-Breech-loadfnz and mgzzIe loading
guns; cheap AIS l0th St nv. e2-8
FOR sALE-See our new pemorest sewing ma
chimes drop cabinet; guaranteed 10 years Sis
LOVES, 1888 9th ST NV ELS
FOR sALE-Sz5 baby carriage used one season
for s. Apply SIS II st. ss- e2-2
FOR saLE-Look. new 50 Standard sewing PEA
chine; all attachments; only SIS Up stairs 2S2i
Pa ave e.
bargain; 81 3l5 9th s. NV m2-S
FOR sALE-Jennv Lind table. chairs. ivory bills
and cues; no reasonable offer refused address
BOX 495, thu, Office ms
FOR. sALE-sewins machine Bargains; Singer. -
New Home SIC; Wheeler s Wilson, $50 Amer
lean SO 30; Household. $40; all warranted for
FIVE years. at OPPENHEfAERS NEW HOME
AGENCY, 5t4 9th 81 NV ms
FOR sALE-W eIl-kept furniture; cheap. address
ny
FoR sALE-Cafe license. IS. Address BOX 4s4,
this Office mo
FOR sALE-Camera. SKI; Bopeep B.; tripod
lamp. trays. etc: So SO -oln Il nv. et-'
FOR SAFE Fwenty-toot counter; > show cases
1894 9Th = IN eI-2
FOR sAI.E-SJO cots: some slightly used FRIES
< HOPWOOD, s.h and nv; storage 81 per
load M
FOR SAI.E-yerv fine square Piano FRIES *
HOLLYWOOD, Sth and K ma; storase 81 per load
mis-
FOP sALr-Yery fine Windsor folding bed with
large mirror cost $50 viii sell for 81 FRIES
< HOLLYWOOD, Sth and Rz-: storage. 81 PEI
load nlI-5
FOR sALE-Eress goods silks. lace curtains. por-
there's, blankets, comforts, mems and boys'
I clothing. capes, coats, skirts, exc, weekly
| payments: drop postal I cali JOSEPH CAIN.
! 2s7 Pa ave ns- mI7-Ino
/ FOR sALE-Good quality jointEess mating I2lsc
( ward; foor oiicloth 25c; Lnoleun ISc square
/ vard; reduced prices on su stair ojici5tis and
/ carpets. ELEEBLATT'S. 18th and II SIS Ne
NH
| FOR sALE-sI.4s for cobbler solid OAK rocker.
/ REDMOND. 81 7th st: storage etc e22-ti
/ FOR SALE-Good quality Opaque shades. fitted 10
vour windows only 2jc; the best quality oil
/ oDauus shades 80 cents. hum tree: will cali
! with pes KLEEBLATFS. IIth and Il -
| ne
! FOR sALE-sG for hair mattress tn two parts;
lounges S2-T5; gasoline stoves and reirgerg tors
/ rarIor and led-oom suites 81 per Eeek5 viii
move and store ycur goods; cash or credit RED
MOND, 81 and 2I3 9Th ST nv
- Piano, 8G2.
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- Piano, SE2. -

One square piano So Can be seen at
wareroonls. =. c. SMITH I2zj Pa ave eZI-st
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Neutrality-suspicious. sa,es:adies at BEE HIVE
BIZ II St Georgetown mss
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE Secondhand Dayton and other wag-
ons surreys, buggies- 1910 Ohio ave, SJLLI-
yaN.S els
GENTLEMAN having horse and buggy, VIII hire
TO responsible party. two 10 three evenings a
week: reasonable. Box 49,. this Office els
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WANTED-Scveral COlo-ed girls for theatre
work also vaitre=seS and canbeTTaaids FOR sum
ner resorts 1900 New YorS ave nv nj
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- tI7 6-52 2 M T.s5 an. daily 1918
to 5-ily sxcept Monday 2-I5 pm, and $50
IN daily From Harrisonbgrg n:SI an week
Is a m and $40 pm daily
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" ANTED-N woman FER general homework
for ona person Apply between Il and L o'clock
n ffa srh - - eI
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F0R sALE-CcUNTRY PROPERTY.
TOR -sALE-NORTHWEST.

Apply at Office fer Weekly Bulletin
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HELD w.xrEn=rEMALE.

wANTED-Haf=t and ssirt hands, also AziPers.
o. 18Th =. r,-y e}-3
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WANTED-Young s0lored girl 10 do light house
work. Is Ialh Il nv. q
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WANTEn-Wo Gran Ter kitchen work; stay nights;
rel rcu-5red. So II 81 81
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WANTEE-Lady bookkeePer At once: one that
thoroughly understands the business Apply
COOK BROS 1905 I4;h 81. NV. eI
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WANTED-A ycyrs LAZY Who understands hair
dressing and weaving az :. HELLER. -" 'th St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

ANTED-By coiored woman. place As laurdres
or house cleaning olt b. day 1893 9Th nv
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TRAINS On BLUEMoNT bRAhCh
Leave Washington SCI a m daily. 4:+9 p IA
80 s-55 n n SATURDAYS and ass p N week
TTyS and II-se p. n Wednesdays and satur-
49, onIy for Leesburg- $50 p N week days 70
HerRdon-
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WASTED-By white coachman, place in private
family; honest AMI sober; best refs address Box
ZIG. this Office els
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Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and other IL
f,T7,atiofi furnished and baggage called Tor and
r}er{sd from hotels and residences by Union
Trsrsfer Co. on orders LEFT at Ticket Office. 7e5
i=th St NV; oil PeRna- Ave. NV, and AZ
Penaa Station
,Tbope an for P R. R. Cab Service.
ga and
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WAHTED-RO0Ng.

NANTED-Two or three furnished rooms light
housekeeping; gas for cooking; April >; not
over so Address BOX 473. this Office mig
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WANTED-By gentleman frst-class roon3: state
full particulars address BOX 1862. this Office
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE Handmade delivery wagon; also
urge ice box; cheap HALL. AZ and SIS Sw-
u.}-S
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CATHOLIC AGENTs-outft free; men or women.
town c01ntry; write at once c. P & L. CO.,
S34 Dearborn ST. Chicago, III
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

hAATEb-By young coIored man place q.
waiter II private family and can give first-cIas
Service p STANDfIELD, 1874 Sth St nv q
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N.ANTED-By c0I0red woman. place as COOK o.
gcn.r.- n.--.-.---..- II. IL l.3l a-L = 81
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MOSCOW.

W. W. Adnr, secretary Of the Railroad Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION Of Scranton. gave
an excellent talk last Sunday evening in the
Methodist cnurch before a large congregation.
Mrs. Bush, OF New York city. has been The
guest OF her uncle p. o. Dixon, for several days,
Miss IVA SwartS, OF Scranton, spent last sab
bath with hcr parents Mr.. and ,lrS. Levi Swars.
The proceeds from the Yankee Doodle Kitchen
tvhibiton," which was given by the Epwortll
league saturday evening, were $l6.25.
sylvester Ilinds OF Moosic visited relative.
here Saturday.
IT, l.. t:aigc has been i'll for the past few days.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Rozcllc aged ~
wears, wife OF John RozeIlc, who died at the
Moses Taylor hospital last Friday wa: held in
the Methodist church sunday at | O'Clock In
tcrmcnt made at Maple Lake. She is sur,
vivcd by husband and ten children.
Miss Simcrson spent saturday and sunday with
Mis-, Bertha Van l'rint.
Mr.. .Adair oi Scranton, entertained at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Gardner on sun
day.
Miss Bessie Lancaster, of Moosic was visitor
III town sunday.
The regular monthly literary entertainment
Of the Epworh league will be held in the
Methodist church Friday evening.
Frank PoStcn visitor in StroudsburG on
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Iailrll have moved from
their form into the Ehrgood house, on Brown
street
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Mott have moved into
d. J. Cannon's rooms over the drug store.
Dr. Wilson made a business trip 10 Sorant on
Monday
Among those from ont OF town who attended
the funeral OF Mrs Rozellc on Sunday were:
Mrs. Joseph Robinson, Mrs, NJ. Lancaster and
Mrs. j. Maris, OF Scranton
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Travss were in scranton
Monday.
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GAY TIMES NEXT WEEK.
The Days Following Easter to Be
Filled with Numerous Socials.

Next Monday night will open up the
gay season after the quiet and sober
ness of Lent and all through the week
and for several weeks thereafter there
will be- no lack of social diversions for
the young men and women of this city.
For Monday night there will be two So
Cials. one in each of the large public
halls.
Professors Collins and Firth will give
a public social in honor of their pupils
B, in Burkcs hail on Monday evening.
The closest attention will be given to
every detail. \ number of new dances
: will lend novelty to the programme.
The Cigarmakers' union will give II
"bue LABEL social in Watts hail on
Monday evening. Committees have
been hard at work for some time. and
on the night Of the social the guests
will secure u welcome that will please
them.
on Thursday night the Young
Ladies Communion Table association
.of st. Eosc church will give another
pleasant euchrc party and promenaac.
They will be assisted in the details by
!, committee of forty young men. Fol-
lowing the card playing d promenade
social will be held. The euchre party
will be in Burke's hall
On Friday night the Friday Evening
Social club will give another of their
delightful soirecs This society. al
though one Of the youngest in the city,
has already achieved reputa ton as
entertainers that places it high up in
the social life of the town. AS usual.
this social will be held in Burkes hall
On Tuesday night the Recherche
Dancing class will hold their big social
In Burke's hall. The members of this
class have been arranging for this
event for several weeks, and have got
the details well in hand, enough so as
to guarantee a merry evening to all
who attend.
On Wednesday evening. Division No
il, Ancient Order of Hibernians, will
have their turn at the terpsichorean
Gayeties They have elected to hold
their annual social in Burkes hall then
and from the nature of the prenara-
tons their committees have made. it
may safely he inferred that they will
have a s good Il time as any that enter
into social sayetes during Easter
week.
From the above it may be seen that
there will be an opportunity every
. night next week for the lovers of dane
Ing and melody and those who like to
look at happy crowds. to indulge them
selves. Saturday night is blank so far
but there will be a first-class play
at the opera house to wind up a merry
week SllcceSSfully
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OLD FORGE.

Mr. pelbert Knapp lett on Monday for Fhiladcl'
phia, where he has accepted q position.
Nh and Mrs. Samuel BlodheaI, Jr., have re.
turned home from Florida.
~ James Shoemaker, of Nichols. " y, spent
few days with his sister, Mis- George Drake,
Jr
Mr. and Mis-. II. l.. Edsall were visitors in
Scranton on Tuesday.
Mr.. Baker has moved his family into Mr. John
Surbcr's house, formerly occupiedhy Mr.. Shcr-
dan
Faster services will be held in the Brick Metho.
dist Episcopal church Sunday evening.
Superintendent j. g. Taylor visited the borough
schools last week,
Nr. WiInam Drake, OF Paterson, y. j., spent
Sunday with his parents at this place.
Mrs +. Drake and Mis-. Samuel Brodicad cclc-
brated their birthday at the home ot Mys, Bvod
head last Saturday.
Mr.. Wesley johnson has moved his family into
Mr., Woodward's house, in Milers Grove.
The Ladies' Aid society held tea at the home
Of Mrs. T.. Barnes on "Wednesday crcrtuy
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AVOCA.

Re-. Mr. MocrC of Shenandoah, has accepted
the invitation pastor OF the Primitive Meth
cdSt congregation in this town. Mn Moore has
been pastor at Shenandoah for five years.
Rev. Henry Burke, oi Willcs-Blrrc, preached
to a large yungrv-aticn in 81. Maly's church on
Tuesday evening. His subject, mortal Sin auI
PenaGcc." was scholarly aud mastery given.
The mail reaching here at O'Clock has been
discontinued and another one instead OF the oli
Il. II. will reach here At 1.2i.
The funeral OF Mrs. James ScNcS took place
yesterday afternoon from the family residence
on Lincoln Hill. Services were conducted by
Rev u. 7. Smythc, in the PRESBYTERIAN church.
The pailbcarcrs wHrc JL 'ob Webster G. II. DrniI-
nor, William Laird, William Amcs, Ehcnczcr
Fruc, otto Dommcrmuth. mtcrmcnt was III
Langclifc cemetery.
The funeral OF Ruth, the o.ycar.od daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. Coc Seigcl took place yesterday
afternoon. Intcrmont was made in Dunmorc
cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Alexander, of the North End,
WAS rendered a pleasant surprise party on Tues
day afternoon in honor Of the scNcutyfomtI an
nivcrsay OF her birth. many quaint Scottish
amiiscmcnts were nduiGcd in. The following
guests partook of supper: Mrs. Mary Mcmillan,
Mis-. John Iiasic, Mrs. Harry JoInson, Mrs.
Thomas Nelson, Mrs. Whytc. Mrs. Robert Oliver,
IT,. Mis-. Robert Oliver. ST., Ms. William Brown,
Mrs. james Brown Ms. Robert Crans,on, MIS-.
William Mcdonald. Mrs. james Alexander, l.eT.
and Mrs. y. T. Snytlc. The pastor was pre-
scntcd with set OF bedroom linen.
Mrs. Mary Mansan has returned from New York
city
At the school board meeting on Monday even
ing the following made applications for exon
atioms: Mrs. Mary Doran, Mrs. Ann Gibbons,
MIS-. Harry .AGcr, MIS-. Slattcry, Mrs. Mclari
I.awlcr. Mrs Mary Burke, Mrs. Joseph Hudson,
Adam Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Decker Mrs. lanes
Decker, Mr. and Mrs. Y. j. Newton and family
attended the funeral Of Mis-. Harry frcas at
jtimyn YESTERDAY.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of LangriGc
church will meet at the home OF Mis-. William
Brown today.
Peter Farrell has been elected councilman to
succeed John Munay in the Second ward
The person holding ticket lv0i is entitled to
the door prize given at the 7. W. fair On hIn-.
day evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-04
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Tie funeral services over the remains OF the
late Mrs. Harry j.. Frcas We're held at . o'clock
L. Yesterday afternoon at her late home North
Main street. \ very sympathetic address to the
grictstricken young husband and friends was
made by the pastor Of the deceased. the Rev.
DR.. Wlmcn, OF the Berean Baptist church, Car
bondale. The tokens ct sympathy and affection
in the form of floral offerings from her friends
were many and beautiful. During the service
several hymns were touchingly sung by members
oi the Berean church choir The pall.bcarcrs
Wcic Lewis Pier. Of Jcimyn; Maurice Clifford,
Edward Carr, Maurice Reynolds George Avery
and Rev. Clifford, Of Carboudac. meunrnt was
made in the Maplcwood cemetery, Cathondalc.
william Fitzpatrick and sister, Miss Daisy,
LETT Tuesday for Homecoming. Maryland, to attend
the funeral OF their brother, who wall accidental
ly killed in the mines.
MIS-. D. II. Krsc, OF Maytcld. who las been
quite ILL., is recovering.
Miss Agnes Quinn has lett here for New York
city. where she will make her future home.
Mrs. Byron Jackson has returned home after
visiting friends at Wilkcs-B Barre
Alta, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Ed.
nlnrds, Of Main street, is quite i'll.
Thomas Parry. ot West MayfclL, j, critically
i'll OF pneumonia.
Miss Sarah Dunn has returned to Stroudsburg
10 resume her studies.
Miss Lizzie Giles who underwent an opera.
tion at Dir. Wialen's private hospital, Tuesday,
was resting easily last evening.
Mr.. V. Samson, of Archibald. was lcrm,n
visitor Yesterday.
Mrs &. A. Battenbcrg, OF South Main street
entertained at the Hit or Miss Cooking club at
her home on Tuesday afternoon.