The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-28

| ten months. The funeral was held Tues
day afternoon, and the remains were
| brought to Carbondale on the $40. d. &
| III. train for interment in MaDlewoot
cemetery.
Maurice Reynolds and George Avery
who have been spending their vacation:
at Asbury Park, have returned.
Sidney Mack, former resident of thi:
city. now of Green Ridge. spent Tuesday
at Crystal lake. He stopped off here fol-
some time visiting old friends.
Marcus Rieder. who has been camping
at Crystal lake for week. has returned
Miss Anna Smith, of Burlington, N. j.
is the guest of Mrs. j. NJ. 1Niefer.
Mr.. and Mrs William Schaifer of Pitts
ton. re the guests of Mrs James Van
derford.
Ralph Williams was the guest of Prof
1Tollenbeck yesterday.
Misses Genevieve Kelly. Molly Nolan
and Katie Murray left yesterday morning
for a weeks stay with friends in Scran-
ton.
+. p. Brown left yesterday morning for
Atlantic city and Philadelphia.
Misses Jennie Barrett and Clementine
Gallagher. of Scranton, are guests at the
home of p. Fairly, on Seventh avenue.
Messrs. and Mesdames jeremiah
OHearn, of this city, and James Hig-
gins. of Paterson, n. j., spent Tuesday
at Crystal lake.
Mrs. j. A. Kelly and Miss Agnes Burke
spent yesterday in Scranton.
Misses Fanny Knapp and Laura Histed
were at Waymart yesterday.
Miss Mary Cuthbertson, of Green
Ridge. is the guest of Miss Anna Mean
drews, on Eighth avenue.
Miss Agnes Walker. of Washington
street. is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Ford, of Scranton.
Miss Norah Flannery, of Nanticoke, Is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary Walker, of Washington
street spent Sunday in Scranton.
William Grady, of Hemock avenue, is
very i'll with eryspelas.
Miss Lois Smith. of Carbondale, is visit
ing Miss Frieda Ludwig at her home in
Dunmore.
Miss Emma Eah has returned from a
weeks visit with Miss Eleanor Kimball,
of IIonesdale.
Mrs. Alexander Johnson is lying very
Ill at her home on Darte avenue.
Miss Frances Graham, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends here for few days.
Mrs. Nj. c. Meaker, who has been
with friends in this city for several days
returned to Syracuse yesterday morn
ing.
Lawrence Melvin has returned after
spending a week at Atlantic City.
Mrs John Miller and daughters, Sarah
and Florence. of Washington. ID. c.,
are guests at the home of Mrs. II. Lister
on Wyoming street.
Mrs. Juliet Reynolds, Miss Beatrice
Burdick and Miss Maud Hoig have re-
turned from several weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Barnes at Elk lake.
st. Paul's Lutheran church services Will
be held as usual next Sunday. Sabbath
school at $50 Il. M, and preaching SER
vices at 1870.
Carbondale lodge, knights of Pythias,
met last night to appoint committees to
look after the arrangements for enter
tanning the next grand lodge session.
The picnic of the Jermyn Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school has been post
poned from Friday to Saturday of this
week on account of the death of Rev.
Mr.. Gendal, Il former pastor of the
church.
Miss Catherine Flannelly, formerly en-
ployed on the local exchange of the Bell
Telephone company, left this morning TO,
New York. where she has accepted a po-
sitiOn
The condition of Jesse II. Bagley. who
Is lying seriously i'll at his home on
Canaan street. is not improved. He is
continually growing weaker.
The new carpets and draperles for the
Grand opera house arrived Tuesday.
A squad of linemen from Scranton start |
I'd the work of stringing a number of ad- |
iitional lines along Main street yesterday.
Miss Kate Gilhool, of Brooklyn street,
s professionally engaged in Susquehanna. |
Mrs. Celia Gallaghy and daughter |
Mary, attended the Nealon funeral In |
Scranton Tuesday marning.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Charles |
Vogel will be held tomorrow morning at |
o'clock.
1t was enormously stated that It was |
Mrs. John Vogel instead of Mrs. Charles |
'ogel. who died Mrs, Vogel was born i'm |
1onesdale, but resided i'm this city for
many years. After a requiem high mass
II st. Rose church burial will be made i'm
It. Rose cemetery.
Richard Gibbs, who has been employed
IS bricklayer for Il contractor at Sault
'te Marie Canada. for the past six
months, has been spending few DAYS
With his family. He left yesterday for Oil
'ity, where he will be employed per-
William Smith, of South Washington
treet, has resigned his position at the
Machine company's works
nd has accepted n similar one at the
iayfield yard of the Ontario and Western
railroad company.
List OF letters remaining in the Carbon
ale, Pa, postofflce August 2S, 1902, for
ersons unknown: j. Dunlap, DR.. II. j,
.amb, Barney Murphy, John Richards.
liss Barbara Hawley, Miss A. TAYLOR.
iiss Mary RAIDER, Mrs NJ. T. Weston,
lrs. Friend Wheeler. J, ii. Thomas,
ostmaster.