The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-03
StrOudsburg.

There was very heavy frost one
morning last week.
Justice Drake rec ntly married
Eugene A Longshore to Annie Felker,
OF jackson township.
S. S, DIETRICH has q gang Of men lay
ing water pipes in Prospect street, East
Stroudsburg.
Judge Craig has refused to natural
ize Hungarians who cannot tell their
,ge nor answer questions Of the court.
t. @. Waters, who has been clerking
at Bush's drug store In East Strouds-
burg, has entered the senior class in
the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
]. K Shafer. l. s. Case, R. F.
Schwarz. Judge Houck of Pike county ;
J. W. Correll, Of Easton; W. Case, W.
S. Shafer and Isaac Staufer, have left
for deer hunt in the Adirondacks.
In court last week, Hoover, who was
arrested for stealing fruit off Jesse
Smiths farm, was found not guilty.
Forger Lesh pleaded guilty and was
fired So, with three months in county
jail and costs Court also ordered
some of the bad roads worked.
DR.. W. E. Keller, who has been trav-
cling through Europe, writes some
very interesting letters about the
ancient cities, there inhabitants. bull d.
ings and other things of interest.
A man by the name of Wood on last
Friday tried to sell his horse and wagon.
Before he succeeded the police had Or
ders to hold the wagon and horse.
Wood seemed very nervous about il
and left for parts unknown.
Foxes are plenty in Pike county this
year.
Miss Ella Edmunds, Of Blairstown,
has returned to town. She will be wi Ii
Longmire. the milliner. on Main
street
The Delaware Valley Electric rail
road has secured recent charter tc
run steam cars through the valley,
This is to prevent any other company
from getting same and using it.
NORMAL NOTES.
On Saturday evening large and en-
thusiastic audience greeted the par
Elephants of in the opening meeting oi
the Minnesink society. The exercises
opened with an instrumental duet BY
Misses Conan and Grey. followed BY
a musical recitation by Miss Newhart
which was greatly appreciated. Ar
essay, "Civics In Our Schools" wal
then read by Miss Roouter. "Hel
Rube. or Day Circus" was given b.
Zacharias Snodgrass. who was obliged
to respond to an encore. Miss Lauri
Evans. in her vocal solo. showed
ability and we hope to hear her man.
times during the coming year Tue
tariff was the subject of Mr.. Ellen
berger's oration, which was delivered
in dramatic and forciable manper.
Miss Johnsons recital of "Custer't
Last charge gave evidence Of talen
and power, One Of the most pleasin Q
features of the evening was the voca
duet by Miss Edwards and Mr.. Megle.
who were encored with charaeteristi
normal vim. The Birch book con
tanning many interesting articles wa
read by Miss Katharine Hicks. Tn,
lsughable farce, Declined Wit
Thanks" was we'll played. The follow
ing is the cast. Mr.. Gritty. Ella
Bachman: Captain Taunbon. R j
Mnlligan; Edward Mallingford, Geo
Buckley; Samuel S. Kruff. Theodor
Fegley; Susie, Miss Reap; Sally, Mis-
Tally; Florence Halliday, Miss E lit
Gray, Hettie Halliday. Miss Covam
The young ladies were charming a
usual and every one voted the pro
gramme an entire success. Presiden
Fegley is to be congratulated as th
gratifying results were largely due t
his untiring energy.