The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-24

The Summer Exodus from the City Is
Not Yst at an End,
WHERE PEOPLE YOU KNOW ARE
Many Arc Enjoying Life Along the Az
Iantic Coast. others Arc in the Coun'
try. While others Find Life Worth
Living In the Suburban Towns.

Frluly ana SATURDAY, ctpt. GU" - "
the Platt place grounds. The govern
ing board is as follows: Mrs. Il. Nj.
Scranton. Miss Archibald. Miss Welies'
II. f. Platt, A. q. Hunt, III. y. Simp-
son and II. S. kirkpatrick. The tour
nament will consist of mems Singles
and doubles and will be open 10 an
comers. The entrance fee Will be u
for the singles and Sl.50 for each team
in the doubles. Prizes will be award
ed the winners in each event. fia!
will begin at 10 a. m. sept. b. ana en- =.
tries will be received up 10 p. m OF
the day previous and should be made
to A.G. Hunt, treasurer.
"Henry Torrance. jr.. is home again
after his recent victory in the famous
tennis tournament given at Southamp-
ton. l.. l.. by the Meadow Brook club,
says the Carbondaie Header. 'Nlr.
Torrance was the winner of the conso-
lation singles, and exhibits with much
pride the trophy he secured in those
events. 1t is a tall Dutch stein with
4 heavy silver cord on which is en-
graved his name and the date and ma
ture of the occasion at which the mug
was won. Running around the stein
in the blue letters of the earthenware
are the following Inscriptions: "Wer
sich wehrt der ehst." and Fest ale
zeit in Friend und Leid."
Lieutenant George JeSSup. an officer
of the Thirteenth regiment. National
Guard of PENNSYLVANIA. whose home is
at Montrose, is the owner of renarka-
bic dog. which at the last enCampment
of the Third brigade occupied the most
conspicuous place in thS regiment. even
surprising the busy and handsome adj
jutant- in general attractiveness.
Through some remarkable instinct the
dty has learned 10 detect the rank OF
the members of the regiment. and If
in the company of a private will at
once run Oft 10 the call of a corporal.
\ sergeants chevrous will suffice to
draw him away from the lower grade
non-com., and shoulder straps can
get him from the first sergeant for"
che asking. For a while he would pin
his faith to a second lieutenant. even
though the colonel would call him. but
before camp broke he apparently was
we'll aware of the respective rank. of
each officer of the staff and line. al
though ii is thought that he has not
yet mastered the question Of seniority.
Anyway. at present, If half a dozen Off
GERS would call him at once he would
positively select the highest in
rank. as denoted by the shoulder straps.
As file closer the dog is invaluable
and a laggard in a company will soon
feel him at his heels. on parade he
eyes the line as strictly as does the COM
nandart, and the least deviation on the
part of n single man he at once de-
tects. and the line is dressed in short
order. As he runs first along the front
and then to the rear. not a smile is to
be seen on the faces Of the men. for
tf,.ay- 49, = L.
de-can,p and acknowledge his authori-
ty.-Philadelphia Inquirer
PERSONAL MENTION:
DIR. and Mrs. Horace B. Ware are at the
seashore.
VIM. Kaiser and family left Tuesday for
Miss Marvin Mill is visiting friends in
Cleveland. q.
DR.. F.. F. Arndt is home from visit to
Belmar. y. J.
Mr.. II. L. Gaige, OF Moscow, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs: 4. =. Holmes Is on a visit with
friends in Elmira
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Godfrey are home
from Block Island
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Catlin are in
Shoreham. Vermont.
Misses Elsie and Mae Brown Of TayIor
avenue, are at Lake Ariel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Shea have been in
New York for a few days
Justice of the Peace John S. Courtright
of Montrcse, is in the city.
Mrs. o. =. Wright returned from, q
visit TO Dalton last evening.
Miss Alice Comerford. of this city. is the
guest OF friends in Plymouth.
Miss Helen Nash is the guest of friends
and relatives in Stroudsburg
Miss Carrie Price left Wednesday for
Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Rush Wright and children are at
LathroD Susquehanna county
. Mrs. Fred L. Meyer is visiting her for
ner home in Gloversvllle, N. Y.
Miss Anna L. Mundy, of South Wyo-
ming avenue is at Asbury Park
Judge Gunster and family are still en-
Joying the breeZes at Lake Ariel
Attorney Edward Miles Is enjoying a
trip to Detroit and Niagara Falls.
s. r. Jones and son returned Wednesday
after ten days stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. H. +. Paine left Wednesday for an
extended visit through northern Ohio.
Mrs. j. W. Conley and Miss Conley are
visiting relatives in Bridgeport. Conn.
Miss Kate Lloyd, of Providence. IS
spending her vacation at Lake Winola
Attorney Edward Miles left during the
fore part of the week on a western trip.
Herman Goodwin, of Somerville, ". J.,
Is visiting his parents on Franklin avenue
Professor and Mrs. William Schilling
have returned from VISIT to New York
city.
Among the visitors at Lake Ariel are
James j. Cummings, of the Truth. and his
wife.
Mrs. T.. Friend and family have returned
from several weeks sojourn at Lake
Ariel
Horace f. Hand and w. II. Jessup, jr..
were camped at Elk Lake during tho
week.
Judge r. w. Archibald expects to hold
court In Susduehanna next week for Judge
Searle.
Mrs. J. f. Best and daughter, Anna, Of
the South Side, are at Brooklyn and Coney
Island.
d. J. Phillips. Of North Park has re-
turned from Square Top. Wyoming
Mrs. John Melody and Mrs. James
Smith left Tuesday to visit friends in
Ireland.
o. F. Flltcroft leaves this morning for
BOSTON to attend the knights Templar
Miss Annie Hart. of Jackson street, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter O'Brlen, Of
New York.
Misses Elsie and May Brown. of Taylor
avenue are on two weeks vacation at
Lake Ariel.
II. II. Archer has been appointed gem
eral manager of Union Transfer company
in this city.
Miss Mary Jennings, of Adams avenue,
Long Branch.
Rev. James f. McAndrews and his
mother. Mrs. ]. c. McAndrews, are at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott, Of Clinton
Place, are home from their sojourn at
ASbury Park.
Mrs. +. Leonard and Miss Carrie Ken
dali are visiting friends at White Valley,
Wayne county.
NJ. j. McGovern. of Penn avenue, who
has been In Europe several weeks, Is en-
route for home.
Mrs. John Raub and Misses Francis and
Elizabeth Raub have returned from trip
to Ocean Grove. .g
DR.. Allen and family returned Monday
from weeks drive through the western
part of the state.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Henwood. Of
Weston Place. visited Honesdale friends
during the week.
Miss Mary Murphy and Miss Martha
spellman, of Chicago. have been visiting
friends in this city.
Colonel II. M. Boies and family and Hon.