The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-07
DUNMORE.

The Memorial Day committee are
husily engaged iu perfectlng arrange
ments for an appropriate observance Of
that day TIoir first meeting was
held last Friday night and preliminary
business WAS transacted There will
be meeting every Friday evening uu.
III the programme il fully completed
1t has been decided TO hold parade
and have the usual memorial services
at the Dunmore aud 81 Mary's come
terry The school children will be In
line in charge Of their respective teach
ers
Arthur Close Is seriously III at his
home
Henry Bsyea Is attending United
States court At Pittsburg, serving on
tho grand jury.
Tyler Connolly 10 confined 10 his
home with badly sprsinsd foot which
he received by jumping from 4 large
ladder A. the brick works whore hs il
superintendent
Improvements are being made around
the Potter homestead.
A rnflls which was 10 have been held
at the OLA Fellows hall on May 1 has
been postponed until May lj
Fred Russell entertained a number
OF friends At his homo on Blakely
street last evening
The Electric Hose company have
elected the following officers 10 serve
during the ensuing year. Presiisnt.
Albert Butterman; vice president.
! Jacob Buitermsn; aecrstary, James
Mackis; financial secretary. Albert
Bruu, trustees, =. H. Wagner. James
| Mcdonald aud George Richter: treas
ursr, August Wahlers; foreman. George
| BanRart; frat assistant. Jacob ptahler
second assistant, Thomas Wahlers;
pipeman. Philip Wagner. assistant
pipsmen, John Egau, Michael Reagan
and Fred Wahlers, sImsn, b MoCaw-
ley aud John Lawrence
Fred Dryer Is III at his homo on Pine
street
The Fowler rs'iisnss on Cherry
street Ia being enlarged.
The few energetic members Of the
board OF trade are endeaVoring 10
| create moro interest In board affairs
than has characterized it since Its or
ganization. They will shortly call
tie attention OF the business men TO
this important factor OF Improvement
Many OF tha business men have not
been thoroughly impressed with the
| importance q board OF trade and
have not become members nor given
the board their SUPPORT 1t Is hoped
that they will now co cooperate and seek
a further Advancement Of business IN
terests
The Young Ladies Missionary 80.
ciety will meet at tho home OF Mrs.
Boyd on Monroe avenue Thursday
afternoon. Members who still retain
work Of the society are requested to re-.
turn 1t ne soon as possible,
Frank Marshall, the agent at Dun
more station. has accepted the position
Of foreman at No colliery Of the
Pennsylvania Coal company at Pitts
ton Victor Burschel has been installed
at the depot
Jacob Warg is spending Sunday al
Mauch Chunk,
Mrs A. De Orville Blackington
spent Sunday at Binghamton. She
was accompanied by Miss Jennie
Osborne, of Wilkes Barre.
Mrs. James McNulty. of New York,
ia visiting her parents
The following residents Of this place
are drawn as jurors for the term OF
court commencing May %: T. f.
Cawley, John Fowler, John B. Good.
man, NJ. e. Dolphin, John Palmer,
DR.. Oliver Marcy. George Taylor,
Isaac Butler. Micheal Ginlsy and p. j..
Murphy,
DR.. Parry. OF Wales. has written tha
| he will attend the eisteddfed held al
Lake Ariel by ST. MarY's church on
July T.
No. A school building is to be en-
| larged.