The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-31
Clark's Green.

j. d. Williams ami mother and sis
ters. Josie and Louise Williams. and
three sons of the former. Masters Paul.
Louis aud Archie Williams. are stop
ping with Mrs. E. \. p. Stevenson.
Howard Ackerley is confined to his
bed supposedly with typhoid fever.
j. d. knight still remains at the
Thousand Islands through the heated
term.
Alice Solder has purchased the new
house recently erected by H. N. Pat
rick on Highland avenue.
Mrs. A. D. Copeland. of Nebraska,
who has been visiting relatives here.
returned on Saturday last.
Miss Nellie Coon, of South Main
avenue, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Jessie Polhamus.
Miss Ruth Peck. teacher of stem
ography at Wyoming seminary at
Kingston. is rusticating at W. S.
Traces,
Miss Susan Beeke, of Wilkes. Barre,
is guest at Judson Wells.
II. N. Patrick and family spent a
few days camping near Lake Windfall
| In wayne county.
Mrs. Alice Beatty and daughter and
Mrs. Geo, Post and son, of Newark,
are spending their annual vacation
with j. b, Austin's family.
w. P. Coon made business trip to
Honesdale short time since, returning
on Monday last.
Mrs. H F. Barrett. of Binghamton,
with her family, are visiting relatives
here.
Will Lee and wife, of Stroudsburg,
spent short time with his aunt, Mrs.
j. B. Austin returning home on Sat.
urday last. .....
Messrs Nathan and Judson Callen-
der. Fred Stone, ]. NJ Courtright,
Charles Stone and Fred Weichel, ir. ,
spent Wednesday and Thursday at
Falls. on the Susquehanna river, fish
ing for bass, returning with nine in.
stead OF ninety, as recorded in Friday
TRIBUNE.
Howard e. Northup spent Thursday
last with relatives at Factoryville.
George Wells made the run on his
bicycle to Clifford in one hour and
thirty FIVE minutes. distance of fifteer
miles, returning the same day.
Benjamin Mead Is beauhfying hi
home by filling and grading his lot,
+. F. Sprague and family, of Scran-
ton, will spend a few days with his
father in law, Edward Lutsey,
H. Northup, accompanied Clare e
Decker, of Scranton, on a trip to Homes
dale to visit the parents of the latter OF
Saturday last.
Preston g. Northup, of Washington
D. j., called on his uncle, j. Northup,
on Saturday morning last.
A party consisting of six couples oil
our most esteemed young people, viz.
Ward B. Parker and Miss Ruth Peck
H. E. Northup and Luella Frace, Free
Brown and Gene Akerley, Harry S
Stone and May Armstrong, Clarl
Bliss and Lizzie Frace and William
Lynch and Carrie Smith spent tn,
afternoon of Thursday at Lake Winoli
very pleasantly, returning late in the
evening of the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. V. Good and family
left on Friday last to attend the famil J
reunion of the Goods held in Muucy
Pa, and returned on Monday follow.
ing.
A spirited runaway occurred here OF
Main street on Sunday morning last o
team belonging to c. P. Mathews 6
Son, which were attached to q carriag,
containing three ladies and the driver
the route being straight aud the stree
good, they ran very fast. No seriou
damage was done and no one was hurt
Save the fright. it might be consid
cred very fortunate affair, all cause,
by the horses becoming frightened a
the large st. Bernard dog belonging t,
Frank Phillips.
On account Of illness Of Pastor T. H
Parsons. and the death of his infan
daughter, no services were held in tn
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
Resolutions Of coincidence We're passe
by the Epworth league and sent to tn
fsmily.
The Clark's Summit Hustlers bas
ballists were defeated at Chiuchilla o
Saturday. Score, 3 to q nine inningi