The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-11
Wood, Of 1909 West Lackawanna avenue,

Wood, OF 1909 West Lackawanna avenue,
a son.
Mrs. T. A. Lockwood, Of South Main
avenue. has returned homo from a pleas
ure trip to Asbury Park and New York.
Miss Jennie Jones. of Plymouth, is the
guest of West Scranton friends.
The members of st. David's church and
Sunday school will accompany the joint
excursion TO Lake Ariel OH Thursday.
June 10. Bauers band will furnish the
music.
John r. Edwards. of Luzcrnc street.
who Is being treated in a Philadelphia
hospital for injured eye-sight, IL slowly
improving and expects to return home
soon.
Friends of Irotcl-kcepcr Enoch Evans.
OF Jackson street, rendered him fare
we'll last evening. prior to his departure
for New York. lie will sail today for a
trip to Wales.
1vor Lewis, of Enslcy Ala. who has
been the guest of his cousin. Mrs. r..
j. Hughes. of North Bromley avenue,
left last night for New York, and sails
tdoya for visit with relatives in Wales.
Miss Sadie Edwards, OF North Brom-
ley avenue. who has been studying voice
culture under the direction of Prof. A.
Galloway, In Now York. during the past
two years, has accepted Il position In a
church at Holyokc. Mass.
The Knights of Malta will attend SER
vices at the Embury Methodist Episco-
pal church next Sunday evening, when
the pastor, Rev. James Benningcr will
preach a special sermon.
The ladies of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church were addressed last
evening by Mrs. Rounds, of tho Illinois
Christian Temperance union. on the sub
iect of Good Government" The ad-
dress was interesting throughout.
St. Patricks Parochial school will
close Monday. June 80, with an entertain
mont. The boys class will execute n
sword drill.
number of much-nccdcd improve
mcnts will be made in and about the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church. A
steam-hcatipg plant will be installed, the
church will he painted. and electric wir-
ing will be placed in the building.
Roger NIcGowan. of West Lacka wanna
avenue. who has been a gatc-tendcr for
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad company for many years. has
been retired on Il pension after fifty-twO
years service. beginning as water boy.
st. Brcndcn's council. Young Mems In
stitutc. is actively engaged In making
preparations for their excursion to
Binghamton on July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Miller, of Pittston,
have returned home from a visit with
Mrs MacCormack, of North Ninth
street.
Miss Lulu Kresge of Mill City. is visit
ing the Misses Krcsge, of North Hyde
Park avenue.
Thomas Campbell. of North Garfield
avenue. has returned home from three
years military service in Cuba.
Mrs. Edward Walters. of Plymouth, is
visiting friends in West Scranton.
Mrs. John Wardcll. of North Garfield
avenue, is spending few days with re-
latives in Moscow.
Rowland Roberts. of Snyder avenue,
has moved to Boston.
Mrs. Charles Huber. Of North Hyde
Park avenue, is visiting in Alexandria.
Va.
Mrs. G. NJ. Williams. Of Kingston, is
visiting West Scranton friends.
William Schooner of North Main ave-
nue. is spending his vacation in Snyder
willie.
Edward Harris. of Ackcr avenue, is
tho guest of friends I'm Johnstown.
DIR. David r. Lewis. of Whitestone. N.
V, has returned home from visit at
the home of Mrs. Il. r. Hughes, OH
Academy street.
Daniel Williams. of Snyder avenue. has
accepted position in New York
Miss Beatrice Stevens Of Nicholson, Ia
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Foster, of
Lincoln Heights.
Mrs. John Mullancy. Of Snyder avenue,
is confined to her home ny illness.
Thomas and Joshua Elias are camping
at Lake Ariel.
Aria Morgan. Of Nintondalc. has re-
turned home after a visit with relatives
here.
The Childrcn's Day decorating commit
tee will meet in the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church this evening, after the
prayer service.
John Davis. OF Stroudsburg. is the
guest of West Scranton friends.
William Davis. of Eynon street, Is
spending few days in Harrisburg.
Mrs. Richard Hale of South Main ave-
nue., will leave today for visit in Buff
falo.
Mrs. G. II. Easterle and Mrs. Il. l..
Tiel, of North Sumner avenue, are visit
ing friends in New Milford.
f. f. Pease, the huckster. of 233 North
Bromley avenue. was not the man impli-
Gated in the adermanic case detailed in
this department yesterday.
David Williams, the base ball pitcher,
who is member OF the Boston American
league team is spending few days at his
home. He has been suffering from lame
arm.
Clarence Ross and Annie Hart of the
Archibald mines. were united in marriage
by Alderman Davies. They
we're unattended.
The children who will participate in the |
,hildren's day exercises at the First Bap-
list church next Sunday held a rehearsal |
asst evening under the direction of Mrs.
Jones. They will meet again |
Friday evening.
Funeral Director William c. Price re-
urned home yesterday from Buffalo with |
wo pair of coach horses. They arc splen- /