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NORTH SCRANTON NEWS,
Marriage Of Miss Annie LOTUS to
Martin Mulchrone in Holy
Rosary Church.

A pretty wedding was solemnized at
high noon yesterday in Holy Rosary
church, when Miss Annie LOTUS
daughter of Mr.. Anthony Lotus, of
Brick avenue, was welded to Martin
F. Mulchrone, of Pawnee street, by
Rev. J. ]. Holmes. The bride was at
tended by Miss Kate M. Flynn, of Buck
avenue, while Martin Devanney, of
Wales street. attended the groom.
The bride was beautifully attired in
a gown of white silk, trimmed with
duchess lace, and carried a large bou-
quet of bride roses. The bridesmaid
was similarly attired. After the cere-
money, the bridal party was driven to
the home of the bride on Brick ave-
nue., where a dainty wedding repast
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulchrone left on the
427 Lehigh Valley train for an ex-
tended wedding tour to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City. Upon their return.
they will reside in a newly furnished
home on Brick avenue.
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.4rhe annual commencement exercises
0f st. Patrick's patrochial school will
be held Thursday. June 26. The motto
o. the class Of '02 Is DUTY Is Above All
Things" and the members of 1t are:
,aClassical Course-Arthur Aloysius De
Ayala, Margaret Mary Gilroy. Mabel
ltene Mullen, Regina Clyve McDermott
Marie Magdalen Reese, Elizabeth Alloy
Sins McCaffrey. Sadie Gerald Arthurs,
james Alphonsus McHugh, Margaret
Magdalen Fleming, Mary Wilhelmina
Gilroy. Francis Aloysius McHale.
stenography--Agnes Mary Casey. Ther-
eSA Veronica Howey, Mary Lucilla Gu
sick, Kathleen 1ta johnson.
Book-keeping-John Joseph Gilroy.
The following programme will be rem
dered:
Orchestra-violins. Misses NJ. Jordan r.
Lawless. Masters f. McHale, T. Ritten-
house, j. Hayes. j. Kennedy, NJ. Bolton,
r. Clancy: banjos. Misses A. Hurst. A.
Sullivan. Masters F. Gaffney: j. Gaffney;
mandolins, Misses NJ. Gilroy, Il. Burke. M.
Cusick, M. Quinnan, Master j. McKenna;
guitar, Miss A. Cooper; cornets, Miss M.
McGhran, Master j. McHugh; flute, Mas
ter ]. Gibney; piano. Miss NJ. Gilroy.
Salutatory ........ Master Arthur DeAyala
Promenade of Dudes and Peddlers
Little Boys
Foy, NJ. McGhran, Master
]. Gibney.
RED RIDING HOODS RESCUE.
(Minims.)
Red Riding Hood ............Carmel Fahey
Mamma Observation-Disclosures. M. Gilroy
Woodman ....................... D. McHugh
Wolf Observation-Disclosures. j. McAuliffe
Chorus of Village Children-Buttercups
and Blue Bells.
Violin Solo .... Master F. A. McHale
Piano Accompanist-Misss S. Arthurs.
Recitation-"Charge of the Light
Brigade" .......Master James McHugh
Banners of Beauty ...........Chorus Boys
Pianos-Misses Mary and Mar
garet Gilroy.
THE DRUID PRIEsTEss.
Mona, Druid Priestess... Mabel Mullen
Vala, Prophecies. Margaret Giroy
Htlda, Christian .......Lizzie McCafrey
Maoca Observation-Disclosures. Marie Reese
Una .......................... SADIE Artnufs
Tersia .................... Margaret Fleming
Selma ......................... Mary SlirOy
Druid Maidens. Senior and Junior Pupils
Piano Accompanist-Mis Mary Cusick
Glass Poem. ..... Miss Regina McDermott
Graduates Farewell.
The st. Johns German Catholic Pa
rochal school on South Main avenue
will close one week from today. There
will not be any special exercises held,
owing to the prevailing strike.
South Main Avenue Pave.
South Main avenue, from Oxford to
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Harry Gallagher of Meridian street. has
accepted position with the New York
Ship Building company at Philadelphia.
Mrs, Augusta Benger, of New York
city, returned home yesterday after a
visit with West Scranton friends and
relatives.
Master Edwin and Miss Edith Jenkins,
of Danville, are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
William V. Griffiths, of North Sumner
avenue.
Harry S. Jenkins. of South Hyde Park
avenue, returned yesterday from a few
days spent at Lake Ariel
MI and Mrs. G. w. jenkins, Miss Jen-
ME Jenkins and Mrs. Harry S. Jenkins,
of South Hyde Park avenue, are spend
ing the week at Lake Ariel.
Forest Longworth has accepted po-
sition in Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Alta Slutter of North Lincoln
avenue, is entertaining Miss Della Cooper,
of Courtdale.
Mrs. Reedstrom, of Eynon street, is the
guest of friends at Mt. Bethel
Mrs A. M. Mcttler and son, Ben of
Milford. are visiting Mrs. T. j. Spencer,
of jackson street
Miss Ollie Thomas, of Chestnut street,
is confined to her home by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eldred, of North
Hyde Park avenue, are spending few
days in Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Myrtle Savitts, of South Fillmore
avenue, is spending her vacation in Buf-
falo.
Rev. David Jones and family of South
Lincoln avenue, will leave tomorrow for
three months sojourn in Wales.
Thomas Davis, of Eynon street, is Wis
iting friends in Carbondale
Harry Monninger, Thomas Elias and
Hugh O'Boyle are sojourning at Lake
Ariel.
William Thomas, of Iiazeton. has re-
turned home from visit with West
Scranton friends.
Michael Mcdonald, OF Jackson street.
has gone to Pittsburg, where he will re-
side.
Mr., and Mrs Charles Oliver and son, of
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tative to grand lodge, James Sullivan,
Alex. Rudler and James Bird.
NUBs OF NEWS.

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me 1uIser Maehhelc'o' Will '
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the 'uilior heasue i.h,ates its fourth ami.
oeuar '..'. a'or'ae ,,,ir condnct an ice cream
versars any VIII ,,noi, nar,ors nm FRIDAY
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a, ~. Nv ,%,st '% - E,n;scona, church
az, ne.,rann achooI controIler of the
,,. C..o ~ ,,,n,,d ,nr,,ng a surnrise nm his
' is,e.u'sm tn;omSs Wednesday, when he made
,i"ns ,i ~ root that he ioined the ranks
Ns.mn ~ ,S haaiots .ao almost over a wear ago,
NJ ~ ,"I pnh,nsnn was formcrIv Miss Ressie
tn,s, I i,u va ms one of the most nonuInr
.o,rp, "or ,aaias of West scranton MI Rob
sou,s @ ,'a., ,a" r,nt husv yostsrday accentir,,
,i'so" ,he consratulations ""s % ions of his numerous
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TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wheeler and son,
Clifton, of Clark's Green, are spending
few days with friends on Throop
street.
Mrs. w. w. Jenkins. of Olyphant has
oecn visiting the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Harris, for the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steele, of North
Main avenue, returned home yesterday.
after attending the funeral of Mr..
Steeles father at Waltham, N. Y.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Courtney, of Throop street, has been
frightened by the arrival of baby boy.
Austin Moore, of Parker street, left
Wednesday to take the entrance examin-
Bethlehem.
Sidney Clegg, of Throop street, Is visit
ing friends in Vandling.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hodgson, of
Brighton plot, are rejoicing over the az
rival of baby daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Ransom, of Olyphant road,
has returned after a short visit in Wilkes
Barre.
Joseph Powell, of Summit avenue, is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Miss Lillian Steele, of North Main ave-
nue., has returned after spending a few
days In Wilkes-Barre.
James G. and Daniel ID. Evans, of
oprlhS Street, mas returned after SPEND
ing few days In New York city.
Miss Lillian Steele, of North Main ave-
nue., has returned after few days rest
In Wilkes Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steele, of North
Main avenue, left Wednesday for Walton,
N. Y. to attend the funeral of Mr..
Steeles father
John Owens. student at Bucknell uni
rersity returned home yesterday to spend
the summer vacation with his parents on
Wayne avenue.
Miss Maude Martin, a recent graduate
Of the Wilkes-Barre city hospital. Is vis-
iting her cousin Miss Blanche Martin. Of
Nay Aug avenue.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Funeral of the Late Fred Fetzer
Was in Charge of Camp 43O,
P. O. s. of A.

One of the biggest funerals ever seen
on this side took place yesterday, when
the remains of the late Fred Fetzer
were laid at rest in the Pittston ave-
nue. cemetery. The deceased was a
member of Camp 4SO, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, which society attend
ed in body, and who also had charge
of the obsequies. The remains were
taken from the family residence on
Moosic street, to the Hickory street
church, where services for the dead
were conducted by Rev. w. A. Nordt.
The flowers, which were many and
costly, We're carried to the grave by
William Heuster, John Deitz, Jacob
Mirtz and Charles krielich. The pail
bearers were: John Baker, Christ
Rose, William Powell and Fred krie-
Itch.
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Recent Accidents.

George Deckelnick, of South Main
avenue and Luzerne street, slipped and
fell in front of the hotel recently and
fractured his leg. He is now laid up
as a result.
George Thomas son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowland D. Thomas, Of North Hyde
Park avenue, fell out of his bed on
Tuesday and fractured his left arm at
the elbow
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

| Alderman kellow held John Cushua, of
West Linden street. in $500 bail recently.
| on the charge of making threats against
| the life of James S. Butler, his neighbor.
Rev. William jenkins will occupy the
pulpit of the Plymouth church next Sum
day.
The members of keystone lodge, 10y
al knights of America. held a meeting
| last evening for the purpose of making
| arrangements for their annual outing,
which will be held at Harvey's Lake in
the near future.
The West Scranton Assembly of the
Royal Society of Good Fellows held a
! meeting in Red Mems hall last evening
| and initiated several members and re-
| ceived several applications for member
ship.
Much interest is being manifested in
the bowling tournament, which is now in
progress at the Electric City Wheclmens s
cup house. Some of the members are
making very creditable scores.
The ladies of the Irish Catholic Benev-
olent union, No. 6O2, held meeting in ST.
Leo's hall last evening. and after the
regular business meeting social session
was held.
DR.. and Mrs w. A. Paine of Washburn
street, returned home last evening from
Williansport. where they attended the
commencement exercises of the Dickin-
SoIl SeHllildTy.
The Royal Arcanum field day will occur
at Nay Aug park next Monday, when
members throughout the city and county
will participate. Addresses will be de-
livered and a programme of sports en-
joyed.
David w. Phillips. son of Rev. and Mrs.
d. G. Phillips. Of South Hyde Park ave-
nue., member of the freshmen class at
Lafayette college. has been awarded a
prize of so, which is the Lyman Coleman
prize for excellence in Biblical study
Attorney Walter S. Bevan returned
home yesterday from attending re-
union of the class of '97 at Lafayette COL
leGe.
The Tripp Slope and Drift Fund will
hold meeting in Cooperative hall to-
morrow evening.
Word was sent to police headuua rters
on jackson street last evening that burg
lars had entered the home of Gideon
Moser, at the corner of Lafayette street
and Sumner avenue. but when an in
vestigation was made no trace of any
theft could be found.
Haydn Oliver, son of Select Councilman n
Joseph oliver. severely gashed his left
foot with an AK while cutting kindlns
wood last evening.
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North Main avenue. are spending a few
days at Beech Lake, Wayne county
Miss Courtright, Of Wyoming, Is the
guest of West Scranton friends
| Oscar Yeaser is on a business trip to
Williamsport.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Kern and Master
| Dewitt Huber. of jackson street, are
visiting relatives at Clark's Summit
Mrs. Daniel Edwards and daughter.
Martha, of North Rebecca avenue, are
spending few days with relatives at
thompson. Susquehanna county.
Miss Alice Wilson. Of North Garfield
| avenue. Is confined to her home with an
| injured foot.
Joseph O'Brien. of Bellevue, has accept
| cd position in Johnstown.
Misses Mary Loughrey and Margaret
Buckley have returned home from a visit
with friends In West Pittston.
Richard Perrow. of Price street. has
secured a position in Ishpeming. Mich
Elijah Savitts, of Fillmore avenue, ia
confined to his home with an attack of
| neuralgia
A Forest Dershimer, of South Main ave-
nue.. will return home today from Buck
nell university.
James Davis. OF Eynon street, is SPEND
Ing his vacation at Lake Ariel.
John Norris, of Hampton street. Is able
to be around again after an illness Of
three months duration.
Samuel Jones. of I.uzerne street. has re-
turned home from n visit with relatives
In Pittsburg and Newcastle.
Miss Jennie Miller. of Sayre, is visiting
at the home Of her mother, on North
Lincoln avenue.
Burial Chase and Edward Lewis. Of
the Chemicals, spent yesterday in Bing-
hamton.
Mrs. Charles R. Acker, of Fairview ave-
10 of nd =.
cises at Wyoming seminary yesterday.
Miss Hannah Reiswick, of Jackson
street, and her guest Miss Cora Wildrich.
of New Jersey, are visiting friends in
Plainsvlle.
Mrs. George Buss. Of Pittston has re-
turned home from visit with Mrs.
Thomas r. James, Of North Hyde Park
avenue.
Charles Carpenter, Of vintondale. is
visiting at the home of his parents on
North Rebecca avenue.
Mrs. T. w. Jenkins, of Albany. N. Y. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
j. Davis, of South Main avenue.
Misses Anna Edwards and Christine Fell
lows, of South Main avenue. are attend
ing the graduating exercises at Cornell
university.
Mrs. Edward Burschell Of North Re-
becca avenue, Is the guest of friends in
New Yorl, city.
Misses Ada and Rose Slote Of Eynon
street, are sojourning at Moscow.
Miss Ethel Davis of Peckvile. is visit
ing at the home Of her parents on North
Lincoln avenue
Elliot Acker. of Fairview avenue, Is
spending his vacation at Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis. of Keyser
avenue. have new daughter at their
home.
Fred Goerlitz of Morton avenue. is con-
matism.
Miss Nellie Miles, Of North Bromley
avenue, is confined to her home by ILL
ness.
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Church Gatherings.

The officers and members of various
societies identified with the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church met in the
church last evening and rendered a
farewell reception to one Of their most
active members, Miss Grace r. Peck.
who will be united in marriage next
week to Judson Hutchinson, of Wash
ington. Short addresses were delivered
by a number Of those present.
The members of the Sumner Avenue
Presbyterian church held a meeting last
evening and elected several trustees to
serve for term of years. Rev. James
Mcleod, d. D., of the First Presbyter-
ian church, acted as moderator.
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A Successful Entertainment.

The Baptist Young Peoples union of
the First Baptist church held their an
nual entertainment, roll call and social,
in the assembly room of the church last
tendance present.
Excellent recitations were given by
the Misses Alice Williams and Anna
Jones. Roy Wheeler gave very fine
and artistic selection on the piano.
Roger Williams, of Bucknell univer-
sity sang popular selection that was
very much enjoyed. A quartette Of the
associate members gave pleasing Sc
lection.
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Smallpox Scare.

Much excitement prevails in the vic
Unity Of South Main avenue and Eynon
street, where number of smallpox
cases have recently developed. On
Wednesday night Mrs Henry Morgans
and two children were removed to the
Emergency hospital, and the house in
which they lived was ordered fumigat-
ed, closed and quarantined.
Yesterday the saloon in the building
was open as usual, and a large number
of people gathered therein during the
day. Health Officer Allen was notified
of it's being open, and last evening. in
company with patrolman, he again
ordered the place closed.
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Children,s Day Exercises.

The annual Children's day exercises
at the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic
Methodist church will be held next
Sunday morning. The childrens choir
will sing the cantata, 1.-THE Garden Of
Eden" The programme is as follows:
Scripture Reading and Prayer. Pastor
Address ......................S Superintendent
Chorus. "All Hail. School
Recitation. "The Childrens Part
Chorus. Roses Sweet" PRIMARY Glass
Recitation, "The CHEEKY Word"
Song and Exercise, Send Them the
GospeF' Glass Of Three
Recitation. IA Fathers Hand
Song and Exercise. what Little Ones
Can Do" Glass Of Nine
Recitation, 1.-THE Prodigal's Return"
Song and Exercise, "Garlands of Glad
ness CLASS OF Eighteen
Song and Exercise. 1.-The Link Chain,"
Class of six
Recitation. "At Last"
feCltauOn STANLEY Jones
Exercise. "Floral March" School
Song and Chorus, 20 Hear My Simple
Story" .........Three Girls and School
ADDRESS .......................... Pastor
Solo and Chorus. when the Heart Is
Full of Love-"
Closing Chorus, Praise Ye the Father
School
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WEST SCRANTON
Programme for St. Patrck's Parochial School
HS Exercises-South Main Avenue Pave.
Smallpox Scare-News Notes.

Eynon street, is now torn up on both
sides of the street car tracks. prepara-
tory to the grading of the thoroughfare,
and laying Of concrete base and brick
pavement.
The curb stones are also being placed
in position, and the gas and water pipes
are being relaid. In consequence OF all
this, the street is almost impossible.
The sidewalks on either side of the
street are occupied with bricks and
paving implements and but little room
is left for pedestrians.
Little or no complaint. however, Is
heard on account Of this condition OF
affairs, because the Improvement Is
badly needed, and everybody is willing
to put up with the inconvenience to OBJ
tain such a change.
The work is in charge of Contractor
M. H. Dale. who has a large force OF
men at work on the job.
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Mrs. c, Mietsel, who expects to go to
Ohio. Dinner was served under the trees,
and all returned we'll pleased with the
days enjoyment.
Mrs. John Stansbury and Mrs. George
Stansbury spent Wednesday with friends
in Carbondale.
The Rev. Mr.. Lauer and family. of
Short avenue, are moving to Mauch
Chunk, where they will reside in the fu-
ture.
Harry Hurst has returned, after several
months stay In St. Paul, MINI.
Ray Saxon, of Stansburys store, is
spending the summer in Kansas, OH ac-
count of ill health.
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Donnelly Brothers Victorious.

The Donnelly Brothers, of Jessup, de-
feated O'Boyle and Farrey, of Dun
more in hand-ball match OH the
Henry alleys yesterday afternoon, by a
score of 81 to IS.
The game was exciting, and during it's
progress som. of the spectators began
to quarrel about the merits of the
players. A fight ensued, but was
nipped in the bud by the police.
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Secretary Mahy, Of the Young Mems
Christian association, was unavoidably
detained from being present, as adver-
tised.
A roll call Of the membership followed
and was answered by the members Of
the society present by text Of Scrip
ture or sentiment. A social, with
refreshments, closed a very pleasant
evening that was heartily enjoyed.
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EVENTS TODAY AND EVENING

The annual picnic of the Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church and Sunday school
which was postponed yesterday on ac-
count of the rain will be held today at
Nay Aug Park.
Members of the Sloan-Central Mine Ac-
cdental fund are requested to meet at
1.30 o'clock this afternoon at the corner
of South Main avenue and Luzerne street
to attend the funeral Of the late William
G. Williams.
The Ladies' Home and Foreign Mission
airy society of the Washburn Street Pres
byterian church Will picnic at Nay Aug
park today.
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Told by President Mckinley.

Dr.. =. NJ RiXey recalls that when the
presidents mother sat down for the hrs
time to white house dinner what seemed
to impress her most was the prodigal
supply of cream, and she commented on
it's abundance, and then added:
"Well. William, at last l know what
they mean when they speak of the cream
of society"
The president laughed, II admit" said
he, that there seems to be an extrava-
giant array of cream on the table. but.
you know, mother. We can afford to keep
q COW. now."-Saturday Evening Post.
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Nomination of Officers.

At the last meeting OF Comet lodge
No. 230, Knights of Pythias, officers fol
the ensuing term were placed in nom-
ination as follows:
Chancellor commander, Frank kief-
er; vice chancellor, John Klein, G. Nor
osina and A. Grzywinski; prelate, r.
r. Holgate; master at arms Alex Rud-
ler; master of work, G. j. Schautz
master of finance, +, C. Ehrhardt and
G. j. Schautz; master of exchequer
William A. Shif1er; keeper of records
and seals, B. f. Moore; inside guard
John Gapp; outside guard, John Sui
liyan; trustee, Alex Rudler; represent
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Married Men Defeated.

A one-sided game of base ball was
played on the Won Storch field last
evening, between the married and sin
gle men of Mulleys department store.
The single men proved themselves the
best players and won by score of 23
to 10
The leading feature of the game was
the home run hit and base stealing Of
John Edwards, for the single men. Bat
tin and Evans did the battery work for
the married men, while Birtley and
Purcell were the battery for the sim
gle men.
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sephine college. Columbus, O., is spending
the holidays with his parents on this side.
W. s. Klonosky, a pharmacist OF 1905
Pittston avenue left for New York yes
terday, and will set sail for Europe to-
day.
A horse belonging to DR.. M. II. Quinn,
of Pittston avenue, received serious in
juries to his legs in the barn yesterday.
The German Beneficial society met In
weekly session at Mirtz hotel on Pittstop
avenue last evening.
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PARK PLACE.

The ladies of Park Place gave fare
well narty at Nay Aug park. In honor of
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South Main Avenue Pave.
South Main avenue, from Oxford to
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