The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-22
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The foot ball game played in Fow-
| lers park Saturday afternoon, be-
tween the Jermyn Rovers and the
Simpson Wanderers was the most eX-
citing game played here for the sea-
son. Neither side had scored until
Just before the expiration of the sec
| ond half, when the Jermyn boys OBJ
tanned Il goal. The ball, however. was
just going through the goal posts as
the whistle sounded, and the visitors
| objected to Jermyn receiving credit
for 1t. After Il wordy war for several
minutes, the locals reIinquished their
claim, and it was decided to play an
other half an hour. In the first half,
Jermyn succeeded in winning Il goal.
The Wanderers. although they tried
desperately, We're unable to offset this,
and the Rovers We're therefore the
| winners by, goal to o.. Time of game,
an hour and half.
James Carey, the Ontario and West
ern flagman, who was SO seriously in
jured at the crossing here on Satur-
day morning, died at the Emergency
hospital at Carbondale Few minutes
before o'clock last evening.
The employees of the Delaware and
Hudson colliery will receive their pay
Thursday afternoon.
A number of friends of Miss Maggie
Sullivan rendered her Il farewell party
at the home of her sister, Mrs John
Henry, of Fourth street, Friday even
ing. A number of amusing games
We're indulged in and at seasonable
hour refreshments We're served. Those
present We're: Misses Annie Hosie,
Annie Walsh. Agnes and Lizzie Flani-
gan. Mary Sharkey, Loretta and Jen-
ME Christina, Helen Cannon and Iva
Sherwood, and David Moon. David
Bruce, Dannie Walsh, John McHale,
Edward Powers, Frank McAndrew,
Thomas Gllligan, Harry Burke and
Joseph Flanagan of Jermyn: Frank
Walker, Michael Powers, David Davis
and James Gilhool, OF Carbondale.
AIRS Michael Walsh and daughter,
Anna, of the East Side, We're Carbon
dale visitors yesterday
Frank Kelly, who claimed South
Scranton as his home, was found by
Chief Mckinley lying helplessly drunk
yesterday afternoon. He was loaded
on Smiths express wagon and taken TO
the borough lock-up, and, after sober
Robinson, who fined him 81. Not hav-
ing the collateral, he was allowed to
depart, on the sincere promise 10 come
up again tomorrow and pay up.
Mrs. Neary, an aged lady, mother of
NJ. G. Neary, of MayEeid fell down
stairs Sunday night and was painfully
injured She was unconscious for an
hour and suffered considerably from
the shock, Although suffering from
concussion of the brain, her medical
attendant is hopeful of her recovery
James OMAHA, of Wilkes Barre.
spent sunday here with friends.
Fred Richtmeyer, of Port Chester, n.
". returned home yesterday after a
brief visit here with friends.
The Miners and Laborers Benevo-
lent association elected the following
officers for the coming year: Presi-
dent, George rendered.; vice president,
William Goodwin; secretary, b. Null
lin; recording secretary, John Culey:
treasurer, Timothy Donovan; trustee.
j. II. Griffiths; relief committee, Co
mer Grifiiths, William Veal and Joseph
Phillips.
Jermyn school report for month end
ing April 10, 1902. Those who have no
mark below ninety per cent. and no
uneNcused marks, are as follows, Sen
iors, Mamie Coons, Carrie Vail: Mag
gle Marsh. Walter |. Taylor. Sub
Juniors, Bula Sprague, George Geb-
hart, Stanley Hills, Willie Gilbert,
Harold Davis, Reginald Houghton,
Nellie Biglin, Sarah Jones. Mary
Evans, May Haas. Preparatory, VIII
lie Allen, Preston Badger, Ralph Ba-
ker Charles Parks. Seth Sprague. SUI
sic Davies, Bessie Jones. Tenth grade,
Helen Gaven Ida Baker. Ninth grade,
Daniel Thomas. Eighth grade, Ola
Gilbert, Mary Furey, Saul Harvey.
Margaret jenkins, Eloise Shields. Sew
enth grade, Edith Eastlake, Charles
Hawkins, Esther Feeney, Avais Jones,
Leonard Speicher, Willie Davidson,