The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-23
NORTH SCRANTON.

| Much enthusiasm is being displayed
in this section over the coming eistc,!d-
| fod. to be held III the North Main Ate-
! nue. Baptist tabernacle Thanksgiving
| Day. What makes ii more Interesting
| is the fact that Hon. William Abra-
| bans NJ. T.. better known as MIA
| bon has consented to be present and.
| With Judge Edwards conduct the els
teCdfoi. "Mabon" has been conductor
| of the national eisteddfod of Wales fol
! II number OF wears. and is one of the
! best ciStcddfod conductors in the
world. People from all over the valley
arc expected TO attend this grand musi~
cal treat. TO be given to the people Of
| Providence. The names OF oil the COM
| peli,ors have not as Yet been sent to
! Mr.. Johnston. the secretary. but he cX
| poets to hear from them all by Monday
| o. Tuesday.
| The funeral Of thu late OWcn Gnilu-
! Cher Of 10, Parker street, who was
| killed in Il fall of coal AT the Won
Storch mines Tuesday afternoon. took
place yesterday morning from his late
| residence \ requiem high nrIss was
celebrated al the Holy Rosary church
| mt 10 o'clock by the Rev. y. j. Me
Manus intcrment was madc in the
| Cathedral cemetery.
The ladies of tn, Foreign Mi 'sionurv
! society belonging to the Providence
| Methodist Episcopal church surprised
Mrs. cure, the pastors mother, at th"
! parsonage, the occasion beng the
! ,ighty-ilIih anniversary of her birth.
After the usual greeting. the party re-
! paired 10 tn" dining room, where
bountilul supper Was served, Mrs.
cure has cnd"ared herself to all Wn"
haN" made her acquaintance,
The funeral of the late Duni" Wat"r-
| spell viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at ; O'Clock from the home ~ his aunt.
Mrs. Margaret Mills, "u North Main
aNrnu". Intcrm"nt in Dunmore c"lnc-
lery.
I'll" Misses Murgaretta and Elizabeth
Williams, Of William street cntrrtnin-
c'l Il few Of their friends Monday even
Ing, in honor or their guest, Miss Maud
MarStnn, OF Hartford, conn. Games.
singing and other party nmuscmcnts
were induleed in To 4 S"aSonnhl" hour
, when refreshments W"v" served, after
which In" guests departed for th"i
homes. These present Wer": MiSSrH
,larsir Munsun, Francis MunSou, St"l-
IN Wadenian, Jennie Lewis. i4'll Cor
Win, Mary y. Davis, Eva Hun, Mamie
Thomas 'Ussi" Williams, Mattir
Pickering, Molly Noack l.eEu Elsby
| lola Williams. Cecil Davies, Maud Mar
ston, Marsarcttu Williams AMI EllHn-
beth Williams, and MeSSrS. Charles
Constantine, Warren Reese, lii"hard
liees', Frank Pickering, Prof. ken-
meIlins, q. Thomas, Il. Thomas j,
Munson and win Mathews.
The barber. OF this section viii close
At noon on Thanksgiving Day.
The 'rarkerjacks defeated the 'tcs"
cents In a hotly contested game of
basket bah AT the Auditorium l@st
evening. by II score of 1 10 u. Thomas
Davis and JolIries each threw Il basket
tor the trackeriacks. ON ThunkssN-
ms Day the Crackerjacks Will have the
ST. Clair team, champions of the state,
as their opponents, At the auditorium
In an interesting game of foot ball,
the Scranton High School team de-
ieated the Alpha CANA foot bah team
at Athletic park yesterday afternoon
by a score OF q To o. ltidenour made
the touchdown and Sparrow kicked the
goal.
Poiaski Garter and Austin Moore are
in Bethlehem today Ia witness The am
nual game of foot ball between the
Lafayette and Iehigh teams, which
takes place this afternoon.