The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-02
LERAYSVILLE.

our mana IurnlSneO music IOT ttc
lawn leap year social last Wednesday
auspices of Congregational Christian
Endeavor society, Of the JUNIOR
division.
c. /. Lacey. of Laceyville. associate
judge of Wyoming county, was a cal
ler IN town last Wednesday.
Carl Adamy, of Compton, was calling
IN town LAST week.
1t is now rumored among our local
exchanges that s. W. Alvord will start
an afternoon daily paper at Towanda
in the near future. Steve is an 'old
hand of the craft" and as he has sue
cessfully started or established. We can
be assured of a first-class newsy sheet
should he undertake the venture. His
son Dean now has a job office.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Moore,
of this place last Monday, a daughter.
Memo Brink, of this place and F. G.
Brink, of Spring HILL have been visit
ing in Scranton, and also visited their
brothers. John and Ray Brink, at Oily
phant
For the Office of register and recorder
of Bradford county for the coming term.
we do not believe the Republican vo-
teis, in fact all who are voters, could
select a more better official than Mr..
George II. Insham. of Wyalusing. 1t
is seldom that this part of the county is
honored with such prominent official
at the county seat, and at the election of
1892 he gave his opponent, A. c. Black
well, a ''close shave" Did Mr.. Ingham
allow his name on the Independent
ticket? No. he stepped down, and out,
and kept quiet. and now, as gentle
man should. he has again announced
himself as a candidate, subject to the
rules of the Republican party at their
primaries in August. His opponent Is
q Towandaian in the person of J. n.
Califi. Now. ARE We voters going to
allow our Mr.. lngham defeated, who
has been making such favorable i'm
preston i'm the western. eastern and
northern Bradford. Let US 80 to the
polls in August and say may" by CIV
ing this honored business man our
vote.
Miss Nettie Garfield has purchased
new bicycle of Lee Roy Coleman, and
is now training 1t TO stand Arm"
The only public soldiers monument
in this county Is located at Smith
field.
The Memorial Day services were
largely attended here. In the afternoon
the usual line OF march was formed.
headed by our cornet band, which pro-
ceeded to the cemetery, and after the
decoration of the soldiers graves. the
line was reformed and all met at the
Congregational church to listen to the
speaker of the day. Rev. =. a. Q.imby.
Exercises by til" young people. such
as recitations. singing, etc, were well
received.
A. e. Porter and daughter. Miss
Saba. of Wyalusing. came up last
Thursday for few days visit among
relatives and friends.
Watson Boyd, of Vaughan Hill. was
in town last Thursday
Samuel Lyon, an agel resident OF
Pike township, died at the home OF
his daughter, Miss Hutchinson. west
of the village. last Thursday. Rev. s.
J. Davis conducted the funeral services
ut the house last Thursday forenoon.
after which the remains were inferred
in the cemetery near Orwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cogswell, OF the
Table Rock House. SINNERS Eddy.
were visitors among relatives in this
vicinity last week.
W. II. Wells. of Wyalusing's furniture
and undertaking establishment. was
"A business man in town last Thursday
DR.. Il. II. stevens, of Rush, was in
town last Wednesday event, e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Brink re-
turned to Buffalo last Thursday. where
they are spending a season with hopes
of beneiitting his health.
Mrs. l.. =. Blackman, OF Lestershire,
N Y, is visiting friends in town as the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. L. A. Bos-
worth.
Mrs. Matthews. former resident Of
Potterville, died at Hammonton. N. j..
last week. On Saturday her remains
were taken to the former place and
rInH nj alh p
S. |. Davis, Of this place. at the church.
Interment was made In Orwell ceme-
terry
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Dimon. of
Jackson Valley. visited at L. w. Gay
lords on Memorial day.
Miss Jennie Werncck, Of Candor, n.
| Y. is a guest of Miss Clara Woodruff
and visiting other friends in town.
w. l.. Ellsworth spent last Saturday
and Sunday with his brother at Wy
alusing
rected having played home team
game of ball on Saturday.
William Slocum. of Washington. d.
c.. Is spending the summer months in
town with his father, G. w. SlOcum.
Mrs. a. b. Burrows and daughter,
Of Stevensville, were in town shopping
last Friday.
A carload Of flour was completely de-
stroyed by fire at Rumerfield last We'd
nesday.
| Fl. Il. Drake. of Canton. is a candidate
| for sheriff from the west, subject to
Republican rules, and was n town last
week shaking hands with voters.
Part No. l. of the picture agent
scheme CD" has visited our place. and
| now we, or some of US, are waiting for
the second course. We 4on't nibble at
| such bait.
| Miss Mary Humphrey IL assisting
Mrs. a. S. Baldwin in her housahol
dr les
Lewis Beebe. of Middletown, has been
! spending a few days in town with his
son. I. s. Beebe.
Several from this place attended a
dance at the Warren Center house last
| Friday evening.
The Central House at Apalachin, n
Y, was entirely destroyed by fire last
Wednesday morning. The building
! and contents were insured for about
$780,
Mrs.W T. Norris has been visitor
with friends and relatives in wy
| abusing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Newman. of War
ren Centre. were callers in town last
Friday
| Fassett Bros. received their first IN
! voice of strawberries from Nichols last
/ Friday night. and were selling them
for 10 cents basket. They were of a
fair quality.
| Sheehan, Dear & Co., the leading
dry goods dealers of Elmira, N. Y,
have our thanks for Fashions of May
1t is an lS-page illustrated magazine OF
fashions, stories. ETC., and finely illus.
trated. 1t should be in the home Of all
readers and copy will be sent upon
application to the above firm. BY ths
way. we might further state that this
firm has not the largest store in Elmira
but includes many other cities.
HALLSTEAD.
Mrs. II. E. Robinson ls seriously Ill