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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-22
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, MARCH % 1901

ming street, recently vacated by d.
ii. Burt.
Willis watkins. Of New York city.
was renewing acquaintances in this
city, the past week.
Father O'Donnell, of Bnghamton,
delivered the evening sermon in st.
Rose church on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Atherton and daugh-
ter, Clementine. OF Scranton, are the
guests of Miss Lydia Campbell.
Thomas and NJ. +. keough. Of New
York city. returned home last night,
after an extended visit In town.
Richard Gibbs, of Park street. left
for st. Thomas. Ontario, last evening,
where he will spend the summer.
Mrs. Willard Hallowell, Of Ford
ham. n. ", Is the guest of Mrs. Grat-
tan Singer. of the Anthracite block.
Joseph Gluck. of New York city. a
former Carhondalian was kept busy
yesterday shaking hands all around
town.
Miss Louise Reigeluth. of Waverly,
y. Y. who has been visiting her
brother, J. j. Reigeluth. returned homo
Wednesday.
Contractor J. L. Madigan, who built
section of the Scranton branch of the
Ontario and Western railroad, was
greeting his many friends in this city
yesterday.
Miss leDe Streets will leave today
for her home in Chicago, after a
pleasant visit with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James tilhool, OF
BROOKLYN street
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TAYLOR.

\ meeting of the striking silk work.
eIs will BE- held in Jones hail this
afternoon at O'Clock. Mother Jones
will be present to address he meeting
The Anthracite Glcc club, that popu-
lar musical organization which has
on many occasions in the past delight
cd the music loving people Of this town
with their musical gems, has again
come into existence with the following
officers presiding: President, John +.
Tubbs; secretary, John K. Thomas;
treasurer Robert LlcWellyn; director,
Professor David r. Jones, Mus, Bac,
Committee on music, James f. Wat
kins, ID. T.. Jones and w. II. Thomas.
The glec club comprises abOunt forty
voices consisting Of the best tenor and
bass available ANA under the efficient
training of Professor Jones much can
be expected from this noted urSani2a-
tion. The club Contemplates a trip 10
Atlantic city in July and probably to
the Pan American exposition at But-
falo. They will meet in Llewellyns
hall for their first rehearsal on sun
day next at $50 o'clock.
The employees of the Taylor Pyne
and Archibald collierics will receive
their semi monthly earnings for March
tomorrow.
The Calvary baptist church choir
will meet this evening in the church
parlors to rehearse Easter music, Pro-
fessor ID. T.. Jones, chorister and direc-
tor.
The Ladies' Aid society of North
Taylor Congregational church will hold
an ice cream ana faggot social tomor-
row evening
An important session of the Price
Library association will be held this
evening. Important business pertain
ing To the coming minstrel performance
to be given at Webcrs rink on Mon
day evening next viii be transacted,
The Electric city Wheemcn minstrel
troupe will hold the boards on that
evening and whose reputation as en-
tertaners Is widely known. \ large
number of tickets have been disposed
Of Tickets are for sale at Evans
news stand aud hN members,
Miss Blanche Davis, of First street.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, Richard
Evans, at Pittstun.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church will he
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Anniversary Celebration.

At the anniversary of the Womans
Christian Temperance union, held in
the Methodist Episcopal church last
night, a very interesting evening was
spent by those present
The programme incluutd the follow
ing numbers; Singing by Sons of Tenn
perance Glee club; devotional eXer-
cises, Rev. Van Clcf; address of well
come, by President Mrs. Swartz; sing
ing, Loyal Temperance legion; re-
sponse, Mrs. Vaughn, of Moscow; reci-
tation, Miss Jennie Keller; singing,
Sons of Temperance Glee club; address,
Rev, Mr, Gibbons: recitation, Miss
Lucretla Snyder; singing Loyal Tenn
perance legion: address, w. W. La
thrope. esq; recitation, Miss Clark;
singing, Loyal Temperance legion; ad-
dress, DR., Bateson: address, Conner
Reese; singing. Sons OF Temperance
Glee club; doNolosy; five minute
speeches.
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OLYpHANT.

The members of st. Patrick'S choir
under the leadership OF Professor T..
w. Watkins are preparing co!ni"
opera which will be given at tha Fatn-
er Mathew opera house Monday even
ing, April S. The title of the opera Is
THE Merry Milkmaids." II Is very
pretty piece ami the whole hing l.
entertaining from beginning to end. 4
crowded house is sIra to greet the per-
formers on this occasion,
John Golden, of DIumore, visited his
brother, photographer -, ., Golden
yesterday,
J. l.. Thomas. Of Biakelv, has Gc-
cepted a positicr rs engineer Tor Il
leather marufactI.iny estlblishmen.
at Marathon, \, Y.
The boys brigade Is progressing rap
idly under the personal direction of
their chaplain. Or. Spencer and Drill
master John Bolten. There Is now an
enrolment of 100 boys, divided into
three companies, Company G meets
on Friday afternoon, Company b Fri
day evening and Company 4 on Satur-
day evening.
The New York Little Tailors are
opening an establishment in the
Schubmehl building on the corner of
Lackawanna and Susquehanna streets,
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the Blakely Baptist church will meet
in the parsonage on Main street this
afteronon at o'clock.
Miss Alice Flynn, of Pittston, is the
guest of Miss Esther Hoban, of Dun
more street.
Mrs. Thomas A. Joens, OF Edwards
Vile, spent yesterday with Mrs. ElVira
Joens, of Susuuehanna street
Miss Mary Ward, of Avoca, is visit
ing relatives in town,
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IN SCRANTON COUNTY JAIL.
That Will Be James Mclaughlin S
Address for Next Thirty Days.

The insolcnt, pugnacious hobo who
created such a disturbance on Pike
street and South Main street on Well
nesday. and who was arrested by Con-
stable Moran and landed in the city
prison after "A tusslc, had Il short in
terview with Mayor Fitzpatrick at 10
o'clock yesterday morning.
The yagrant, who gave his name as
James Mclaughlin, had lost none OF
his belligcrency during his nights re-
pose. His eyes had a Scowl and his
chin was thrust forward aggrcssivcly.
The mayor asked him the usual qucs-
tions, telling him what he was charged
with, and asked james If he had any
reasons to advance for his unsccmly
behavior.
Mclaughlin admitted the vagrancy
charge, and said that he knew he had
become somewhat degraded. Then he
said:
Where's that fellow that arrested
mc?"
lie was informed that Moran had
gone to Scranton
Has he got any right to try and kill
me? lie threw lot of cobbcstunes at
me, and would have knocked my head
off with one il | hadn't ducked The
first thing you know the papers will be
full of prisoner being killed in Car
hondale by constable. Hain't | got
any rights"
The mayor Informed the fiery-tcm-
pered prisoner that he coud bring
charges against Moran if he wanted to.
We'll. you can just bet | will when
! get out of jail--if ! don't change my
mind"
The mayor imposed a fine of 81, with
the alternative of spending thirty days
in the county Jail lie was taken To
Scranton later in the day by chief Me
Andrew.
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pRICEBURG.

have been informed that there is Il
board OF council in this borough COM
posed of four members, which Is not a
majority of councilmen in Dickson
City borough. 1t requires a quorum to
do business for any council of the bor-
ough. This board, | think, is getting
too previous when they notify all
policemen to turn their police equip
ment over to John Bentham. who
would be president, and S. NJ, Hawk,
who would be secretary, want the
policemen TO understand that / am
burgess of Dickson city borough, and
the borough ordinance states that all
police equipments has to be turned
over to the burgess. We have no bor-
ough council at present, and notify
all policemen to keep their stars and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-22
JERMYN AND MAYEIELD.

In response to o call Of the tax
payers and citizens, several hundred
men assembled In Assembly hall last
evening to discuss "A burning ques-
ton of vital Importance to the tan
payers The meeting, which was tor
the purpose of counteracting the meet
ing held In Enterprise hall Wednss.
day evening, was called to order by
DR.. NJ. j. Shields. who briefly on
dorsed the action of council and stated
he was in favor of the contract be-
cause II was matter of dollars ana
cents to the pcOpl" of the borough.
Thomas NJ " 5ndriCks was aproint"
chairman and George 5. Dunn secrn-
tary. During a brief lull in the pro-
GEE dingS, the Hon. Andrew Gavin
nose and suggested that vote h.
taken t. reconsider the action Of the
HaZleton convention. but Chairman
Hendricks informed him he was out Of
order. Remarks Wee made by
Thomas Spilaine, j. w. Grant and
Councilman Dunn, after which Attor'
nnv Carey spoke at ccnside rable
length. his speech being d repetition
uf the one he delivered at the meet
ing the previous evening.
j, y. Stocker, one OF the promoters
of the Crescent company, then arose
and answered fully the Sc ming OBJ
iectionS to the contract raised 10y At
torney Carey. The following resnlu-
ton was put to the meeting:
Whereas at a special meeting OF
tho borough council on the 18th of
March, propositions for furnishing
electric light to til, borough of Jel-
myn were ontertaine1. and.
Whereas the Crescent Electric
company offered to furnish arc street
lights for the sum Of S2.j" per light
per annum and pay into the borough
treasury the sum Of SLIGO as bonus.
and
Whereas, the borough council after
considering that at no previous time
had So liberal proposition been sub
mittcd 10 them and also hearing II
mird the fact thaj unless they actc /
then and there they stood cnance ot
forever losing an opportunity tc s"cur"
for the taxpayers the benefits of a
rate 50 extremely low. accepted the
propc sition of the Crescent Electric
company. who had been the pihn c"s
in lowering the price.
"Bc il resolved. by the citizcns OF ;hc
assembled that the action "f tn" h"r-
urCh council in thus ayailing tn" hor-
cugh oC such an unusually favorable
offer be endorsed and commenced
The motion was. by the chairman,
declared carried
Mrs. \. VI. Filewood, Of Susqua~
harna. is visiting her niece, Mrs. IL. ~.
Barrett. of Second street.
Miss Hannah Lathaw, of Thompson,
has been visiting friends in town.
The Misses Cirfiths. of South Main
street. entertained a teW GrieudS .;
their home Tuesday evening. Amen;
those from out of town were: Misses
iGunicc Br! son, Edith Butten ana cora
Miller, of CarbonudalS; alice, ella and
Elizabeth t;ritiiths. and M. Nrchbal1
MCCracken, Of Scranton.
]. D. Stocker Was a business callct
at scranton Wednesday.
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DURYEA.
. Scranton Tribune

Special TO the scranton Tribune.
Duryra, March 2l,-The funeral Of
the late Michael Ntzhugh, of Old
Forge, took place today. Services were
held at the Old Forge church where
several of his numerous friends took "A
last look upon his peaceful face. After
the services the funeral cortege wound
its way to the Mnooka cemetery,
where the remains We're Inferred.
Mrs. Dinks is seriously i'll at her
home on Grove street.
Miss Ella Benedict is able to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the CEN
tral school after a recent Illness.
Miss Lizzie Dougher Is able To at
tend to her duties as assistant principal
of the high school after a slight illness.
Misses Bertha Smith ana Clara Mar
cy were visitors in Avoca Wednesday
evening.
Grlcr Johnson of Avoca, visited at
the home of John Johns, of Foote
street, Wednesday cvcnlg.
Miss Maggie Early, of Avoca, now a
student in the East Stroudsburg Nor
NAL school, visited the high school
Thursday.
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A Forcible Entry.

Some time carly yesterday morning
the Carbondale Cycle club house, on
North Church street. was .Lroken into
by a mysterious intruder 9yho LEFT u
trail of mud and broken glass.
An entrance was gained by way of
the reading room window, the very
heavy plate glass being demolished.
Marks on the glass indicate that the
nocturnal visitor used IA glass cutter
and badly cut his hands getting in.
The janitor's apartments are in Il
far corner of the building and he heard
no noises during the night. He is of
the opinion, however, that the entrance
was forced between 4 and O'Clock.
The window in the pdrlorr was also
badly marked, as though the man had
first tried TO gain entrance at that
pOlnt.
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held this evening. The presiding elder,
Rev. Or. Gitlin, will be present and all
official members are urgently request
ed to bcp resent.
Mrs. Maria Vaughn. president of the
LaCkawanna county Women's Chris
tian Temperance union, will address
the ladies of Taylor in the Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. All ladies are invited.
Mr.. Davis. of Bloomsbug state Nor
NAL school. called on his former class
mate. Richard Williams. on Main
street on Wednesday.
Miss Kate Winters. of Railroad
street. was the guest of Miss Mary
Buckhzcr of Blakcly on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Ncelcy, Of
Main strct. are home from their visit
to Jermyn.
Misses Olwcn Howells and Lucy
winters visited Pittston friends re-
Gently,
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Borough Brevities.

Misses Lucy Heal, Mable Kelly,
Rose Mcdonald and Kate O'Malley.
graduates Of our High school, leave
next week for Stroudsburg, where they
will enter the Normal school and take
a course preparing them for the posi-
tion of teachers.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage of Miss Fannie Smith
and Arthur LeGrande Clarke, of Green
Grove, on Wednesday, April 3. Tha
happy event will take place in their
newly furnished home at Green Grove.
Oscar Nost has returned from busl-
ness trip To bloomsbury.
Rev j. u, Dabney has returned from
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William lEnnnelN.

clubs in their possession until ! call for
them, as | will demand them when
am ready. | am yours,
William Kennedy.
Burgess Of Dickson Ci.y Borough.
y surprise party VAS rendered David
Thomas. at his home on Carnalt street,
"Wednesday night. Those present were
the Misses Annic Summers, Adelaide
Smailcs, Maggie linll. Norma Morgan,
Lizzie Ann Wrightsun Marie .Simms.
Anna isaac. Lizzie Stciller Maud Jcn.
kinS, Thoria Weir. Lula WCiland. LIZ
zic Bentham, Kate Thomas, Edith
Isaac. Sarah Cooper and May Price,
Providence: MCSsrs. Oliver Paris, Alb
ner Thomas. Harry Oakley. Martin
Single, Franl; Jones, David Thomas.
John Evans, Albert parris, T. jenkins
\. MarG"tson, Il. Birh"ck, g. Wciland.
j. Pugh. II. PIOWright g.. Slmms. j.
GrcatiN, J, Weber, !. C&yGill. W. stew
ems, r. reid, g. Morgan. ". Price. J.
Grior. G. Trottor, W. Cooper, j. Rolls
u. Guard, i, Armstrong and Mi and
Mrs John Evans.
Cottage prayer mo'iiuE will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Davis, corner Main street ana
lIallStcad avenue.
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THEIR ANNUAL MEETING.
The Presbyterians Financial State
ment-Trustees Again Elected.

The annual business meeting of the
congregation of the First Presbyterian
church was held in the auditorium on
Wednesday evening. Previous to the
regular meeting a social and supper
given by the ladies of the church, was
enjoyed. This was followed by a busi-
ness meeting, at which DR.. w. w.
Fletcher presided and NJ II. Lathrope
acted as secretary.
G. T. Meaker, \. +. Fey and NJ. ID.
Lathrope were unanimously reelected
as trustees. The seats were rented in
the usual manner. The report of the
building committee showed net in
dcbtedness of 81 400. The board Of
trustees submitted the following finen-
Cial statement:
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SPECIAL OFFERINGS.


~ n"N JcWrlry store will be opened
next week in the Hocmmcmyr build
ing, ON South Main street, by a man
who bears the interesting name of
William j. fryan, although he does not
profess to he the Nebraska orator, and
usually drops his middle initial to save
embarrassing questions. Mi Bryan
viii also run IL shooting gallery in the
huil2ing, although there will he no con-
nrction between the two branches of
business.
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ANOTHER LIBRARY OFFER.
George S. Kimball Offers to Sell His
Handsome Home for the Purpose.

George :. Kimbali, of this city, who
has been greatly interested In the
library project for Carbondalc since it
was first broaChCd, yesterday made
known that he would dispose of his
beautiful residence on Spring street TO
the city FOR a library building ana
turn II over complete for the sum of
$4,000. Mr. kmball, in conversation
with q Tribune reporter outlined his
ideas as follows:
will sell my property on Swiug street tor
library purposes 10 the city tor the sum ot SIS,
ouo 7 have come 20 that conclusion after ma.
tuIc reflection. The place is too large for only
myself and wife, hut It would he just right ior
a building such rs Carhondllc needs. It. could
be put to the use ot regular city club, with
it, two halls and sixteen rooms. IN the base.
nlcnt could be fitted mp gymnasium, while on
the third floor there IS a hall capable of accom-
inodatng 80 persons, which could he used tor
public lectures on science, histology, philosophy
and kindred topics
The building would also furnish a permanent
home for the ilnitor, it has sixteen rooms.
These rooms could be divided and devoted TO
historical scientific miscellaneous aud other
branches Of library work. also rooms for iuStruc.
tion purposes clubs OF scholars or others engaged
in library work. There are ample committee
cellars. Why, | spent $1,000 on the cellar before
put stick oi timber in.
The grounds surrounding it are the finest in
town, as the house adjoins the premises OF cN.
Mayor lIendrick The lot has a frontage oi TO
tect and goes from street 10 street II bought
for $4,000 il would mean a saving OF $1,000 II
Mr.. Cdrncgie's donation, bringing the expenditure
by the city Tor the first ten years Gf $1,000 of
this was taken each year, OF but 800 per annum
Mr.. kimballs house is located i'm the
best portion of the town, and his propo-
sition is certainly worth considering.
1t is a frame structure and one of the
most handsome in the city.
Another citizen yesterday told Trib-
une reporter of Il very desirable site.
This one is on Terrace street. right OPP
posite the High school building. and
commands a fine view Of the city. The
citizen would set no price on the lot,
but said that il the city wished it he
would take any valuation that might
be awarded by Il board of appraisers.
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Carbondale Department.

yesterdays Tribune, will take place
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock at
st. Patricks church in Scranton and
the interment will be made In the Ca
thedral cemetery there. Mrs. McGow-
an was born in this city on March 6.
1887, and went to Scranton about
twenty years ago. she was a member
of the Third order of st. Francis and
the Rosary society of st. patrick's
church
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-22
DUNM0RE D0INGS.
Entertainment Given by Silk Mill
Strikers at Washington Hall.
w. c. T. U. Anniversary.

one of the largest crowds that ever
gathered in Washington hall was pres
cnt last night at the musical entertain
ment for the benefit OF the striking silk
mill workers. The numbers were all
vigorously applauded, nearly all the
numbers being encored.
Most of those taking part We're them
selves silk mill employees. \ large sum
was realized as the result of the encr-
getic work Of the committee having it
I'm charge. The following participated
in the programme: Fred Wahler,
George Moran, William Fitzgerald.
Mary McIIale, Alice Golden, Kittie
Walker, Frank Moran, Joseph Hyland,
Ferguson sisters, Catherine McHalc,
Miss Van Buren,.
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TESLA'S OCEAN SCHEME.
Now Experimenting OH Wireless Tel
egraphy Across the Atlantic.

Bv Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press
Pittsburg. March 9l,-Nicola Tesla.
the inventor, is in Pittsburg placing a
contract with the Westinghouse Elec-
tric company for the manufacture OF
certain mechanical! devices to be used
in his experiment on wireless telegra
ply across the Atlantic ocean.
Mr.. Tesla states that the success OF
his latest enterprise is more assured
now than ever before and within the
next six months his invention will b,
given "A practical test, lie hopes to es-
tablish the proof that it is not beyond
the range of possibility To establish
communication across the ocean with
out the aid of wires,
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Fancy Billiards.

Prof. Lowther, fancy billiard
player. of New York city, who has
been giving exhibitions in Scranton,
will be at the Anthracite billiard room
this evening at $50 o'clock. lie will
give demonstration of fancy cue and
finger billiards, and agrees to play his
opponent loo or make no count. Several
of the expert players in this section
will test his ability. ana it is safe to
say some interesting playing will be
seen.
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Will Work Ten Hours.

Notices We're posted by the Delaware
and Hudson company on Wednesday
notifying the employees that beginning
yesterday all the mines would work
ten hours day. The other companies
are expected TO post II similar order.
The miners think that this is "A move
upon the part Of the mine owners to
stock up in anticipation of Il strike.
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Last Nights Smoker.

y farewell reception, which took tn"
form of a smoker, was held Al tn"
'arbondale cycle club last evening. in
honor of Joseph \. Huolo who is about
to. depart for Tacoma. Wash. Mr..
li"ole's friends rallied STRONGLY and
wished him the best of success for his
future.
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| Office:
! BURKE
! BUILDING
THE PEOPLES EXCHANGE

A POpl LAR CLEARING HOUSE Tor the Bene:
a tit OF Al Who Have Houses 10 Rent, Real
Estate or Other Property TO Sell or EAchangc, or
Who Want Situations lIclp-Thcsc small Ad-
rcrtisements Cost One Cent a Word, sin lnscr-
tons for Five Cents a Word-EXcept Situations
wanted, Which Are Inserted Free.
FURNISHED ROOuM NTH BOARD Ar MRS
Ncbb's, Il Lincoln avenue; also table board
can I've obtained lp the week or month
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A Mock Trial.

The regular meeting of the High
School Literary society will be en-
liveped next Tuesday evening by II
mock trial. \ charge of larceny, in
appropriating the sum of $4,000, will
lie against one OF the members, and Il
typical court room scene, with judge,
jury and an array of counsel viii be
presented.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-22
Critically III.

y telegram received in this city yes
t"rday brought the news that the con-
dition of Henry Jones, Of Hyde Park,
was very critical and he was not oX-
pected To live through the day. He is
a brother of w. d. Jones. of Washiug-
ton street
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Charles Lamb of simpson. "A miner
in the Northwest minc WAS caught
between two cars yesterday aud ono
of his legs was badly crushed just
above the ankle. He was taken TO his
home, The amputation first deemed
necessary was dispensed with and 1t Is
probable his foot viii be saved.
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A Number of Scrantonians.

The following SCrantonians were reg
istcrcd at the Harrison House ycstcr-
day: Thomas Il. Walsh, W. II. Dug
gan, II. Is. Clearwater w. \. Hutton
John j. Vaughan and Schuyler Ger
non.
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Meetings Tonight.

Junior Order United American Me
chaniCs.
Companions of the Forest
American Legion of Honor
The Royal Circle.