The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-09-17
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John Laird, of Robert avenue. was ten
dercd farewell surprise by number of
his friends Monday evening. Mr.. Laird
left yesterday for the Wyoming semin-
ary. where he entered the sophomore
class. Those present at the pleasant oc-
| casion were: Misses Georgc Cure, Lucy
Dewitt. Lena Sicklcr, Alice Laird, Jen-
mic Frayne. May Butson. Hattie Clcgg,
Susan Dawson, Gertrude Schennoutll,
Alice Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lin
ncy Miss Wells Miss Haswell; Messrs.
William Bright, Arthur Edgar, Charles
Beers, James Laird. John Laird. David
Laird, Henry Kcml crling John Webster.
Ami McGuinness James Cubbery,
Claude Cubberly and Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Laird, jr.
Master Nelson White was rendered a
surprise at his home, OH Throop street,
Monday afternoon. Tho usual party di-
versions We're indulged in until Il sea-
sonablc hour, when refreshments were
served. Present were: Misses Grace
son, May Lancaster, Mabel Heidon, Bes-
sic and May Rodham, and Masters Mel
son White. Raymond Harris. Richard
White, George Heldon, George Patterson,
Thomas Patterson, and the Misses White
and Miss Cora White.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nc
Guirc, of Durkin street, is frightened by
the arrival of Il baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baumgardncr have
returned from a weeks wedding tour,
which they spent at Atlantic City.
Miss Lottie Fish, of North Main ave-
nue., is recovering from Il recent illness.
Miss Jennie Hoffman, of North Main
avenue has returned from II visit at New
York city.
John Jarvis. of Wayne avenue, is pass
ing around the cigars over the arrival Of
d baby girl.
Enos Flynn. of West Market street,
has returned from Philadelphia, where he
has been attending to some important
business.
George Dickerson, of Putnam street.
has returned from a weeks visit at the
Toronto exposition and other places of
interestin Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Mcdonald and
daughter, Ruth. of North Main avenue,
have returned from Lake Sheridan.
Miss Gertrude e. Guild, of North Main
avenue, left yesterday morning for New
ton. Mass. where she will attend the
Merton seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Owens, of North
Main avenue, are spending few days at
Uniondale, Pa.
Willard Shafer. of Parker street, Is
entertaining Wesley Hadsel, of Bridge
port Conn.
Mrs. George f. Guild, of North Main
avenue, is spending rev weeks In New
ton, Mass.
Mrs. Il. B. Collins and children, of
Short avenue, are visiting friends in Car
bondale.
Mrs. Michael Lynch. of Putnam street.
has returned home after spending three
weeks in Taylor.
Miss Kathryn Moran, of Oak street. has
returned hcme, after spending the sum-
mer as the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Spicer, of Rockaway Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McGuinness of
Ferdinand street. has returned from
visit In New York city.
Misses Mayme McHale. of Oak street,
and Isabel Burns, of West Market street,
are visiting Buffalo friends.
John O'Nell. William Saltry and Will
liam Ruddy have returned to resume
their studies at st. Michael's college.
Toronto, Canada.
DR.. Myles Gibbons, physician at st.
Luke's hospital Bethlehem, has re-
turned after spending a few days at his
home on Summit avenue.