The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-18
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

On December is will take place the
marriage OF Robert Thomas, of Fill
more avenue. to Miss Cassie Powell, of
Jackson street
The announcement of the coming
marriage of Miss Cora Renchler, of $50
North Lincoln avenue, to Herbert
Longcore. of $50 North Lincoln avenue,
has been made.
st. David's Sisters of Bethany held
an interesting meeting last evening.
A benefit entertainment will be held
Friday evening in Mcars hall for the
striking street car men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkin Maddox and
daughter, Mary. of $50 South Rebecca
avenue, will leave for New York city
tomorrow. Mr.. Maddox has been called
there by the Boynton Furnace COM
pany to test a new furnace which will
be put on the market in January, 1902.
Mr.. Gable. of Stark's court. was
taken III while at work on Monday in
the Central mine. He was removed to
his home in the ambulance.
All who wish to donate articles for
the rummage sale to be held in WASH
ington hall by st. David's church, are
requested to leave them at the hall to-
day.
Rev. Howell of E,lkdale. formerly OF
this side, will move to this city again,
on account of failing health.
The regular Wednesday evening SER
vice and Bible study will be held this
evening in st. David's church at 73O.
The rummage sale conducted by the
vestry of St David's church commences
today in the Washington hall store on
North Main avenue. Persons having
articles for the sale will take them to
the store. Service this morning in the
church at 10 o'clock.
John Muninger and Harry Holly an
nounce themselves as candidates for
common council in the Fourth ward.
The y. and l.. Dancing class will hold
their weekly social in Mears' hall this
evening.
William Wright of Luzerne street,
employed as a runner in the Conti-
mental mine, was squeezed between a
car and the rib recently and severely
injured.
Mrs. Tilson is seriously ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Shedd, on North Main avenue.
Roy Morgan, Of Nintondale. is visit
ing Charles Carpenter, of North Re-
Decca avenue.
The fair and festival of the Ladies'
League will open in the First Welsh
Baptist church this evening.
Miss Margaret Crawford. of North
Hyde Park avenue. entertained the
Missionary Study class of the Simpson
church Epworth League last evening
ID. B. Thomas, of South Main ave-
nue., is making a business trip
through the lower part Of the state.
Washington camp, No. 33, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, will meet this
evening in Washington hall.
Mrs. Elizabeth Saul and son. Thom-
as, of Price street, are spending u few
days in New York.
EX-Chief of Police Martin Gurrell,
of Ninth street, has been appointed
collector of delinquent city and school
tax for the Fourteenth ward.
The annual high mass for the repose
of the soul of the late James Gala
gher, of Meridian street, will be celc-
brated at st. Patrick's church this
morning.
Robert C. Page. of the central city,
and Miss Anna Moses Miles, of North
Bromley avenue We're married by Rev.
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Washburn Street Presbyterian church,
on Tuesday afternoon. They will re-
side at S52 North Lincoln avenue.
The West Scranton assembly of the
Royal Society of Good Fellows will
elect officers at their regular meeting,
to be held in Red Mems hall toner
row evening.
The formal opening of the Electric
City Wheelmen's new bowling alleys
will take place tomorrow evening at
the club house, on Jackson street. The
committee of arrangements will pro-
vide ertainment and refreshments.
The opening game will be played be-
tween the Black Diamonds and Green
Ridge Wheelmen, of the Northeastern
Pennsylvania Bowling league.