The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-17
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NJ. P. Duffy, of Scranton is visit
ing his brother, NJ j. Duffy. in this
place
The Women's Christian T Temperance
union will meet at the home of Mrs. L
d. Burton on Thursday at 3 p. IN.
Miss Nellie Holloaan, of Susque'
hanna, who has been visiting friends
in town. has returned home.
Frank Brown is having an addition
to his residence on Dayton avenue.
Attorney L r. w. Searle, Of Sus-
quehanna. was in town today.
NJ. and Mrs d. Il Stanford, OF Cort-
land. N Y, who have been visiting at
the residence of W. Il Barnes, have re.
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van Former are
visiting Conklin friends
James Hutchings, of New Milford,
has opened boot md shoe store in the
building recently used as the postoffice.
The Hullstead school board have
hired the following teachers for the
ensuing year: Principal, Charles E.
Monkey; grammer department, Miss
kittie Pike; first intermediate, Miss
Fannie Simmrell; second intermediate,
Miss Anna Adams; first primary. Miss
Ida Tuttle; second primary, Miss
Winnie lingley.
The teachers meeting will be held at
tue home of Rufus Smith, of Pine
street. on Friday evening.
Warren Van Loan spent Sunday
with friends in Hartford, Pa.
The grounds about the now house of
c. j, Langley on Pine street are being
graded and much improved.
A number of new houses are being
built III this thriving town this sum
mer.
Joseph McIIeod's house on New York
avenue is in the hands Of the painters,
who are making it look much better
Louis Ives, Of Binghamton. who has
been visiting friends in this place, has
returned home.
A number from out of town have
been here 10 investigate the stone
quarry of Il. G DuB1is and pronounce
1t one of the finest in this section
Miles Bennett has killed forty three
rattlesnakes this spring on the noun
tains about tats place. The largest one
that he killed measured four feet long
and had eleven rattes.
james Davis visited Binghamton to-
day.
c. ". Munson, of this place, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives In
Susquehanna.
Clayton Bennett, who was bitten by
q rattlesnake on Saturday, an account
of which was published in Mondays
TRIBUNE, is doing well.
Bruce Chase. of Elston. is visiting
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Chase, in this place.
Rev. r. n. Ives, of Binghamton, was
calling on his daughters, Mrs. L. G..
Simmons and Mrs. B. r. Tanner, to-
day.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor of the Baptist church
will give an entertainment in that
churcn Friday evening, July 10. The
programme is not yet arranged, but
will be published in TRIBUNE of later
date.
Burgess DaBois vetoed the Main
street bill, and u special meeting of tho
council is called for Wednesday even
ing to decide whether the veto is sus-
taiued.
William Adams, the popular and
genial operator at this place, is enjoy
ing fine bicycle.
The cottage meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. L N Fraudd on Fri
day evening
Mr., Amos Balden, Of Cazenova, N.
Y, Il former resident Of Great Bend, is
visiting old friends in that place.
There will DO interesting races at
the Hallstead ana Great Bend track on
Thursday and Friday, July 10 and 90.
Horses from scranton, Biughamton
and Tunkhunnock, and excellent
county horses will be present There
will be bicycle races each day. Ad.
mission 9j cents.
Mrs. b !ith Wright of Hopbottom, i:
visiting Miss Alice Waterman.
Miss Kathleen Sliker, of Hacketts
town, N j., the guest Of her brother,
A NJ. Sliker.