The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-18
news OF This VICINITY
STROUDSBURG.

Mrs. n. T. Miller, the wife of promi-
nent physician of Stroudsburg, was
given a surprise by her lady friends of
the neighborho0d, who invaded the
house. The ladies brought lunch with
them and soon had an abundant spread
for the large party present The fol-
lowing We're included in the party:
Booth, Mrs. William Reimer, Mrs.
Arthur Staples, Mrs. Wilson Fisher,
Mrs. Edward Baltz, Mrs. Arlington De
Young, Mrs. Peter Kunkle, Mrs.
Charles Albert, Mrs. Samuel Lee. Mrs.
Reeve Bush, Mrs. Herry Drake, Mrs.
AmZi Hoffman, Mrs. Lewis Myers,
Mrs. George Butt, Mrs. Simon MeiXell,
Mrs. Jacob Kintz, Mrs Charles Turn,
Mrs. William Ramsey, Mrs. William
Decker, and the Misses Allie Edinger,
Lucy Smith, Laura Staples, Lizzie Lee
and Katie Bossard
Eugene Kinsley, of McMichaers, was
arrested and lodged in the county jail
by Tax Collector j. f. Rinker, of Jack
son, for the non-payment of taxes
amounting to STA The young man is
% years old and has been out of work
for the past six months. but as there
are number of other delinquents this
will serve as an example to others.
C. b. Staples, of this place, has re-
turned from visit to the legislature at
Harrisburg.
The Afro-A American Record, a new
journal edited by j. l.. 5. Huff, col
ored man well known in the two bor-
oughs, will be issued and before the
public in few days. The sheet will be
published in this borough.
The Photographic galley and other
effects of Louis Dewsnop, the late gen.
eral secretary of the Young Mems
Christian association of this borough,
has been levied on and sold by Con-
stable Myers for the benefit of his
creditors.
Thomas Hohenshilt, of Cherry Val
ley, has moved to this place, occupying
residence on Washington street.
Mrs. Vincent Loder is visiting friends
and relatives in Philadelphia.
j. l.. Thomas, of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance company, will shortly
move from his residence on Green
George Hughes, of the Stroudsburs
Times. Mr.. Hughes will occupy DR..
Nathan Miller's commodious residence
on Pocono street.
Social clubs are in vogue and another
has been started in East Stroudsburg
called the Crescent Social club" with
colors, purple and white. The follow
ing members compose the club: The
Misses Belle HILL Myrtle Yetter, Irene
Kistler. Mamie Dunn, Ella Mutchler,
Rosa Burnett, Florence Burt, Emma
Michaels, Louise Hoffman, Ada Du-
mar. Clara Bush. Millie Edinger and
Messrs. Thomas Dunn. Roe Shotwell.
Jacob Hill, Charles Mutchler, Norman
Herrngton, William Gish, w. kintz
and George Robinson.
A lodge of the Red Men will be start
ed in East Stroudsburg in the near fu-
ture. over sixty names have been
placed on roll and a charter has been
applied for.
Mrs. Horace Bush is visiting friends
in Philadelphia for a few days.
Manager Shotwell, of the Academy of
Music, has made several important ad-
drop curtain with a number of adver-
tisers from both boroughs thereon, sur
rounding a wood and water scene. 1t
is very original and tasty and was
greatly admired on Thursday evening,
when presented to the gaze of the large
audience present at the play entitled
Led Astray," by the Clair Patree COM
pany. Electric lights have also been
added and other improvements, which
make the interior look like a new
place.
A concert will be given in the Acad-
emy of Music in a short time under the
direction of Miss Bradley, of the Nor
NAL, assisted by the Normal Choral
society and orchestra.
Mr. Bachman, of the Normal. is out
again after a severe struggle with the
grip.
Bert Davis has returned from Bing-
hamton, where he has been attending
business college, on account Of a re-
lapse of the grip. Mr.. Davis was home
for several weeks and had returned
only few days ago and had been at
college only one day when he was com
Delltu 10 10 HIS liDlflt'
The Glover Leaf Social club will hold
necktie social on Tuesday evening
next at the residence of Miss Florence
| Savacool, on Green street. All mem
| bers are requested to be present.
Grant LantZ, the well known cream
eryman, has purchased a fine team OF
| black ponies from Il. j. Swartz, the
| liquor merchant.
Captain r. l.. Singleton, of the Saliva
ton Army, of Scranton, was in towr
this week trying to organize corps ii
this place,
| Charles Fenner, a fireman on th'
| Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad, was quietly married on Wed
nesday to Miss Lizzie Smith, of Noun
tain Home. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. William Veenschotel
at the Presbyterian parsonage in Eas
| Stroudsburg.
Morton Decker has returned from {
trip to New York city on business.
| Il. w, Sayacool is confined to hi