The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-21
MGNTROSE.

have returned from Il visit with friends
in Lackawanna county.
George c. Burns and family, L. p,
Pope and family, and R. B. Little
and family. are enjoying the beauties
of the coming summer resort, Heart
lake
N. G. Warner and w. B. Stoddari
with their families are spending their
vacation at the lake.
M. NJ. Dewitt, Of Scranton, was i'll
Montrose on Thurs lay looking for "
place to start branch photograph
gallery. 1t is expected that he will
open a branch here.
Fordham's delivery horse became
frightened last Thursday morning and
ran away. A boy was in the buggy
and when il struck a tree an eye wit
ness said the boy was thrown at least
twelve feet up in the air and turned
over repeatedly before he struck the
ground He was only slightly injured,
hut his escape from serious injury was
very remarkable.
Miss Grace Lrne. OF Binghamton, is
the guest of her parents here.
harvesting their crop of hay. which is
said to be fairly good crop except in
old meadows
A large number Of summer boarders
from New York. Philadelphia and
other cities are ut present enjoying the
beauties of Montrose
Judge Jessup and family ara occupy
ing their residence on Monument
square. The jndge has been spending
the week here
Judge D. W. Searle has been making
considerable improvements on his
house and lawn.
The Montros, Republican is printed
in its new building on Public avenue.
Editor Taylor may feel justly proud of
his beautiful building.
Rev. T. A. Hughs attended the
Young Peoples Society OF Christien
Endeavor convention in Cleveland, o
He went as delegate, representing
the Presbyterian and Baptist societies
DR. G. d. MaCkey is in New York
city taking special course in medi-s
cine.
Chas. Updegrave has traded his two
town dwellings for the Daniel Watrous
farm near Brooklyn. Pa. He will take
up his residence there April l, 1895
Walter Jackson is dealing out soda
water at the Eagle drug store during
the absence OF George e. Burns.
A sad accident occurred in Forest
lake last Wednesday, A little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Orson Green, aged
about one year, went out to play and
had only been out Of her mothers
sight about five minutes when she WAS
found IN Watering trough drownded.
The parents are heart broken over
their loss. The funeral was held yes
terday at l o'clock.
George Bostwick, deputy postmas.
ter, is enjoying a vacation.
d. A. Ellsworth and family are oc.
cupying the Three Oaks cottage at
Heart lake. This cottage is owned by
Captain w. D. b. Ainey and is the
finest one at the lax.
Mrs. B. Burns is entertaining her
father from Binghamton.
Miss Susie Baty, of Binghamton. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Baker.
Wilbur Benjamine from Aitken.
Lambert & Co.. Of New York, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs H. l.. Bach.
Mrs. T.. L Taylor and children have
returned from three weeks visit
with her parents in Lansboro.
Adjutant W. S Millar WAS here last
night and held the last officers school
Of the series in the nrmOry. The non
- ~ h.,
faithful in their attendance at the
schools and MS result they are much
| more competent than formerly to fill
their respective positions in the regi
ment.
W. e. Prall, of Scranton, was here
recently and was warmly welcomed by
his host of friends.
Miss Tillie and Josie Hawley, of
Scranton, are the guests of their par.
ents. Nelson and Mrs. Hawley, on
Lookout Hill
The Aid society OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, met mt Mrs. H. S.
Conklin's yesterday afternoon.
N. H. Shafer who has been to Clifton
Springs for the benefit of his health, is
again at his home here very much i'm
proved.
The trustees of the Methodist church,
have purchased the old church prop -rty
and have commenced taking it down
The old parsonage will occupy the
ground and the lumber in the old
church will be used to build new
barn The new parsonage will be
built where the old one now stands.