The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-07-01
PLYMOUTH.


PLY YMOJTE.
At the last regular meeting OF the
PhilomGtEean Literary society the fol-
lowing oA.ctrs were elected: President,
Harry l.. Freeman; vice-presldent,
John ". DGnough: secretary, William
y. Davis: sergeant-at-arms, David +.
Reese; critic. Fred ]. Regan; pro-
Sramme COMMITTEES. Messrs. &. Furey.
II. Reese. j. Williams; board of trus-
tees. W. B. Armstrong, Il. Morris. and
l.. j. Regan; auditing COMMITTEES,
Messrs. Il. Harris. j. Boyle. Z. Furey,
for term of six months.
\ regular monthly meeting OF our
town fathers will be held this evening,
ana from the rumora ailoat 1t promises
10 be lively meeting.
\. j. Collins. who has been living in
Arizona for a number OF years. has
again returned to Old Shawnee.
Joel Walp vii, tomorrow evening run
the steamer Wilkes-Barre ON a moon
light excursion 10 Eut2back's land
ing, the boat leaving the Ferry street
landing Il. 40 O'Clock ana Will be Tor
turn q. 1890.
Chlllren'S Div was n''d IN the Sec
ond Primitive Methodist church yester-
day. TOO much cannot be ssid of the
beautiful AKA tasty decorations. Be
sides this thsre was an interesting pro-
eramme. which was well rendered.
Miss Blanche ShSfGer IS entertaining
Miss CarSin Cf Il nrWiCk
Miss Mary Lindsay has been appoint
ed teacher at Newport, Pa.
Horace Day occupied the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church al Sugar Notch
yesterday.
Elias Reese is visiting David s. Jones
a. Rochester, New York
Joseph Stein, the frankfurterman.
denies the charge the Plymouth Tribune
published Saturday last, when ii ac-
Crsed him OF being in the fault of the
agrsst Of william Tob!n. Mr.. Stein
does not wish to create any disturb
ance, but he does want to be protected.
Las. week collection was started
for the support of our noted Plymouth
Bail club. Every subscriber will be u
stockholder. no matter how small the
amount. There will be no Sunday
games. The following have subscribed
up to date: Andy Lynch. 81; Ed Lynch,
50: G. ]. Boyle, So; S. Morris. ST. John
j. Shonk, 81; G. W. Ratey. % cents; S.
NJ. Davenport, 25 cents: a. Freeman, %
cents; George i. Shonk. 81; Joseph
Paaksytis, Sl.50; William r. McAvoy,
80 cents; DR.. Carroll, 30 cents: Walter
May, 50 cents; A. r. Crsveling, % cents;
James Moore, 81: Thor1as Easen, so
cents; John T.. Connoie, 81; j. w. Camp
bell. g.: Max Rees- 50 cents; c. D..
French, 30 cents; George w. Davis, 80
cents: ". p. Peirse. % cents; Frank
fspry. 80 cents: William Daley, so cents.
All subscriptions will be thankfully re-
ceiced il remitted to Ed Lynch, cap
tain.
while John Barry, aged 8 years, and
several companions We're swimming in
the river near No. II breaker, he Bar
ry) waded out beyond his depth, and be-
fore amy assistance could reach him he
went down for the last time. His dead
body was discovered shortly afterward.
Little Lizzie Oatsfeld, aged 10 years,
who fell on the new bridge Friday
evening iaSt ana pfoke her coiiar Dohe.
Deside' SUSTAINING othsr injuries. ana
VINO was NOT expected 10 recover Is I'M
proving nicely.
Ihomas H. Ihofias spent SUNDAY Ihe
guest Oh numerous lrlehds anu relatives
At NahlicoKs'
AZ the iaS- regular meeting oil Wash-
instph camp no. l3', fatrlouc ordef
n,
sons OF America, the following oihcers
were elected Tor the ensuing Term:
President, j. f. Coursen: master OF
forms ana ceremonies j. waiter Hard
ing; conductor, a. II. Harrison; inspec-
tor. Hlba Harrison; outer guard, r.. ID.
Peckins; trustee, j. II. Sandal, M. d.;
de!egates to state camp, James Becker
and Henry Il. Wood.
No one should fail to purchase a tick
ct for the excursion OF the Plymouth
Hragg band to Mountain Park on