The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-22
NEWS o. our HfIgHBoRs'
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An unoccupied house on the Stark
and Billings farm. near Sern's Glen.
burned a night or two since 1t is
supposed that party of Huns and
Poles working on the Montrose railway
careiessly set hre to It.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will give q concert at the Bap-
tist church the latter part OF the month.
they are rehearsing under the efficient
leadership Of Mrs. C. ]. Reed.
Henry Burkliss. of Stroudsburg. has
moved into Thomas Gums tenement
house. and win opeH work shop for the
repairing of furniture and the manu-
tacture Of fancy backets.
The Methodist Sunday school. to the
number OF 200 or more, will picnic at
Lake Carey on Thursday next The
Lemon school will be there on Friday
V. Fred Williams. who recently re-
turned from Mahanoy City, where he
had gone Tor treatment, is still in q
very critical condition. and the chances
Tor his recovery are considered small.
Miss Carrie Sheldon. of Lynn. has
gone to Chicago for an extended visit
Mrs. Della Swartwood Is very i'll of
bilious fever at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vine Depue.
Miss Anna Searle, of Montrose, is a
guest OF Mrs. p. R. Borden
The clairvoyant and mind reader who
hangs out" at the Keller house, pre-
dicted victory for the home team in
saturdays game OF ball. Such pre-
dictions suit far better than the re-
verse would. and II she makes false
prophecy OF that nature 1t can easily be
overlooked.
Returning parties from the huckle-
berry mountains report that small
boy was badly bitten by rattlesnake
day or two since, but no particulars
can be gathered.
1he second game between the Tritons
and PtttstOn was played on the home
grounds Saturday. the result being a
victory Tor the home team by a score Of
to Z. Both sides indulged in costly
errors. bordering onto extravaganza,
but a. now and then q brilliant double
play or fine catch was made. the in
terest Of the spectators did not flag.
Clark and Chamberlain We're battery
for the home team and Kehoe ana
Schmaltz for the visitors. The result
was reversal Of the first game. the
visitors then carrying OF the honors
by score Of toS.
II. J. Bardnell. ESQ.,. one of our rising
young attorneys. suffered hemorrhages
Of the lungs Saturday, and is in quite
. serious condition.
Henry Bell. the lineman who was in
3ured by the falling of telegraph pole
Wednesday. is improving and his re-
covery is quite probable.
The Christian Endeavor delegates re-
turned from Boston Saturday. They
were Misses Daisy and Lillian Childs,
Mary Shook. Lizzie Keifer and Messrs.
Arthur Baldwin and Harry Lewis.
The hot frankfurter man was on
hand for the ball game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wells. of Hart
FORD, Conn.,. have been spending several
days with James L. Vose's people.
Mrs. W. T. Wells. of Weathersfield,
Conn.,. who Is guest of James Vose's.
d fine elocutionist. and delighted the
audience at the Friday night meeting
OF the Epworth league with a couple of
selections.
Judge Dunham was here the latter Of
the week assisting his attorney TO as
VI eSaoehce IN the
so~.ese anu PlcGsDut such points
eded peSs~tation In the argu-
mSnts
MISS Minnie Bennatyne. Myrtle Vose
ana Jae Mckown were elected dele
eates TO the Epworth league rally, to be !
ne!o at Avoca, Friday, Aug. 2.
n nrst-class burglar can get Job |
~ Supplying to Marks. the Tioga street |
street urchins went in a day or two |