The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-05
Observation-Disclosures.
DUNMORE.
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Mrs. L. U. Vert has returned home from
Newark.
Miss Blanche Crippen is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. e. Brown.
| Miss Lena Barth and Charles GrossDach
were married last evening at the home of
the brides parents, on Tripp avenue.
Nelson Freese of Berwick has moved
lnlo Peter Knapp's new double house on
Blakely street and D. j. Shirer will occupy
the other part.
Mrs. Alice Angwin is attending the
Women's Foreign Missionary society con-
vention at Wilkes-Barrie, delegate OF
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
society.
Employees of the Pennsylvania Coal
company ut No. commenced work
yesterday morning after an idleness of
three weeks. They expect three-quarter
time now.
Employees at No. have worked but
very little this week. Dunmore working
men look forward to very dull winter
and fear that it will even be worse than
last winter.
The following officers were elected at
Dunmore lodge SIC, independent Order Of
Odd Fellows: Noble grand, Ed. AuguiD,
Jr.; vice grand, Albert Van Houten; secre-
tary, j. Kreger; assistant secretary, Clar-
ence Brooks; treasurer, Jas. Masters, ST.
Trustee, G.. Harper; representative to
grand lodge, Peter Seigle; to be installed
Wednesday evening next.
The following persons were elected as
delegates to attend thesEpworth league
convention at Jermyn on Tuesday next.
Oct. 8; Mrs. Alice Angwin, Miss l.. Miller,
Miss j. Seigle, Arthur johnson and Rev.
}. @. Leacock, Miss L. Miller is down on
the programme for response to the address
of welcome. Mr.. Edward Angwin, jr..
Is to read an essay on "The League and
the Missionary Call" We as leagures feel
proud of our league and its members, and
we hope large things from it this new
year.
One of the finest lodge entertainments
ever held in Dunmore was given last night
by the Red Men at s o'clock. The lodge
room was filled by ladies and gentlemen
invited by members of the lodge. The
following programme was given: Song by
| Columbian quartette; duet, Misses Hay
cock and Osterout; recitation, by district
deputy sschem, Mr.. Ayres; solo, W. Jones;
song, Columbian quartette; recitation,
| Garfield Angivin; solo, Thomas Thomas;
recitation, Miss May Williams; song Co.
lumbian quartette; recitation, Miss Knapp;
song, Columbian quartette. The enter.
tainment closed by public installation of
officers.
Mr. Weldy,a farmer living near Moscow,
is one of the lucky ones. Yesterday he
came into town with load OF potatoes
aud delivered them to Lee Smith Of the
Dunmore hotel. Before leaving home u
neighbor gave him $3.50 to deposit for him
in one Of the Scranton banks. MIR. Weldy
put the money in his memorandum book
and placed it in his inside coat pocket.
When he unloaded his potatoes
he pulled off his coat and threw
it over the seat not thinking
about the money until after he
had unloaded and left the hotel.
Some time after his attention was
attracted to u paper in the bottom Of
his wagon. In an instant he discovered it
TO be from his memorandum book, which
was missing. He went at once to the hotel
where he had unloaded and found it in the
road. One Of the wheels had passed over
it and hid it from public view. Mr. Weldy
was the happiest man in seventeen states.