The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-19
FACTORYVILLE.

At a meeting of the Mineral Water
company last Thursday prices were fix
ed for the different styles of packages.
The main spring Is now flowing eleven
hundred barrels every twenty-four
hours. Public access to the water will
be stopped today, and u charge OF 8
cents per gallon or $1.00 per barrel Will
be charged at the spring. There is
now some talk by the stockholders Of
erecting u sanitarium at the springs,
and 1t is not an impOSsibility Of such
an institution for invalids be erected
in the future. The labels for the bot
ties was decided upon Thursday, and
they will be a lithOgraph with a plain
white background. and will read East
pany's name appearing at the bottom.
The center Of the label is taken up with
the analysis of the water.
Before Squire Gardiner last Thursday
the case of c. MathewsOn vs. RhOades
Bros. for false pretense. bail was enter
ed by the defendants for 5000 for their
appearance next Tuesday, for jury trial,
before the above named justice Of the
peace.
Frank Harrington held the lucky
number. (52) which drew the Regina"
music box at Heller's pharmacy.
Abel Gardner and Ben Goodwin re-
turned last Wednesday from Canada
with a carload of Canadian lambs for
Mr.. Gardner's farm. Without a doubt
they were the finest sheep ever brought
to this town, as their average weight
was ia pounds each. Ben says 1t Is a
great country over there, and while
passing Suspension bridge at Niagra
Falls his attention was drawn to the
steamboat, maid of the Mist" i(that
plies below the falls during the summer
mOnths), and he was much interested
in 1t. and asked an old farmer on the
train what it was made Of, and the
reuben at once told twas maid of the
Mist" Ben thinks the farmers up there
are entirely too gay.
Mrs. John Eilenberger left last Thurs
day for New York city where she will
spend two weeks, seeing the sights of
the great metropolis before the holi-
days.
Charles Klimfelter, of Montrose, came
down last Sunday on the milk train,
and spent the afternoon with his par
ents here.
Col. Eugene Call. circulation editor
OF The Tribune, was seen on our mid
way plaisance" yesterday.
Among our town people who were at
the county seat this week were the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Lou Stark. Prof Charles
Walter, Mrs. w. w. Bard. Mr. and
Mrs. John Carpenter. Nelson Gardner,
ctct "ditSis a. ~. IoTOWus duu oyTOu
Carpenter.
All members of Red Jacket lodge are
requested to be present tonight. For
get it not! For get 1t not!
Herman Stage died at his home near
Wells Corners Thursday night from
erysipilas. Funeral Sunday at pm.
at Hill City, Rev. II. II. Wilbur offlciat-
ing.
Mrs. Rufus Jayne. formerly of this
place, but now Of Mehoopany, is con-
fined at her home with scarlet fever.
A lodge of "Knights of Maccabus"
was organized and instituted at J. W.
Reynolds hall last Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. r. Davis. of Dalton, was call
ing in town yesterday.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, and the Junior league will joint
1y give an entertainment and Christ
mas tree, Christmas eve, free to the
public.
Revival meeting will be held every
night next week except Thursday and
Saturday evenings at M. e. church.
The morning theme at the M. e.
church tomorrow morning will be
"versible and Unversible Forces in Re-
vival Work."
Rev. H. H. Wilbur was called to Les
tershire. N. Y. last Wednesday, to
unite In marriage very popular and
prominent couple Of that place.