The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-26
StrOudSburg.

The Delaware Valley Electric rail-
way commenced operations on Monday
morning with about 200 men about
two and one-half miles above East
Stroudsburg, near Comstook's property.
The borough Of East Stroudsburg has
granted them the right of way through
the town
Dr. Reeves, 412 Spruce street, Ssran-
ton, cures liver troubles and constipa-
tion. "a. N. to 8 p. IN.
A large meeting was held in the in
terest of the Young Mems Christian
association of Stroudsburg. The
young men were very much encour :
aged by the outlook and are looking
for a building in which to start same.
Court opened yesterday morning.
Sept 2, at Stroudsburg A number Of
cases are on hand, among the principal
ones being the trial Of Jesse Peterson,
president Of the Lockport Fibre COM
pany for larceny of dies. oils, warm
ishes and other secrets OF the Kingston
Fibre company, of East Stroudsburg.
The East Stroudsburg public school
building was dedicated this week. The
exercises took place at 2 p. m. Monday
afternoon and were largely attended,
The Young Mems Christian league
Of this place has been changed into q
Young Mems Christian association.
The first meeting will ba held next
Friday night
Mrs Hattie Turner will spend few
weeks in Scranton.
Joseph NJ. Kerr and wife have re-
turned from their honeymoon.
Permission was at last granted to the
D. V, q. r. r. to run through Strouds-
burg. They had intended to run
around it on account Of the restric-
tions which were imposed on them by
the borough.
George Pugh, OF East Stroudsburg,
was arrested Thursday night by Con-
stable NJ. l.. Smith on warrant fol
assault and battery, sworn out by Mrs.
j. Osborne. He is under $500 bail.
DR.. w. E Keller, who has been
taking trip through Europe. is home.
He expects to enter the Hazleton hos
pital shortly.
George Mahle, who defrauded ]. Fl.
Sdotwell out of eggs, was sentenced to
six months imprisonment and SIS fine.
Miss Mary Gunsaules, of this place. il
attending the Woman's college oi
Baltimore.
A boiler at the Wind Gap exploded
The engine was thrown forty fee
away. Harrison Haln, who wal
standing near, was thrown twenty fee
by the force of the explosion. Hilder'
brand was seriously scaldsd about tht
head and neck.
NORMAL NOTES.
The Young Mems Christian associa.
tion held very interesting meeting ir
the chapel on Sunday evening.
The tennis courts have been greatly
improved, for which we are thankful
A new study room has been added
for the benefit Of the lady students.
Miss Edmund, teacher in slocution
who has been seriously i'll for the pas
few weeks, is greatly improved.
The Minnisink society at speeia
meeting elected their officers for thu
ensuing term: President, Theodore G
Feyley; vice president, R. ]. Ellen
berger; secretary. Miss Krauter; fnan
cial secretary, Miss Kline; treasurer
W. T, Jayne.
Mr.. Carr, a graduate Of Mansfield
class Of 1892. has entered the scientific
and college preparatory department
The Normal base ball club played
their first game off their own ground
on Saturday with the Stroudsbure
team in Stroudsburg. The Strouds.
burgs had Southard. the Reading
league pitcher, but nothing can stsn(
in the way Of the Normal boys. TIL,
score tells the tale: Normal, 12
Stroudsburg. 8. Normal battery-Dull
pitcher; Comp. Gather Stroudsburg-
Southland. pitcher; Archibald, catcher
Umpire-M. R. Savacool.