The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-03
CI.ARK'S GREEN.

Miss Lizzie Frace spent ThanksgiV-
Ing vacation with her parents, return
ing on Monday morning to her studies
at the seminary in Kingston.
Miss Emma Coon, who has been
spending several days with relatives in
Carbondale, returned on Wednesday
last. accompanied by her cousin, mss
Lillian Robinson, who returned to her
home on Saturday afternoon.
Clayton Roberts, of LenoXville, and
his sister, of the Kingston seminary.
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Sprague and
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lutsey and son
partook of a family reunion Thanks
giving dinner at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lutsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Swallow enter
tanned friends and relatives, including
Mrs. Truman Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs
George Biesecker and son, of Bald
Mount; Mrs. William Keatley, of
Kingston; Mr.. and Mrs. ', elding, Mr..
Swallow, of Summit Lake, and the
Rev. +. II. Parsons and wife and son.
of Waverly.
A family reunion of Mr.. and Mrs
Juson Wells was held on Thursday
last. Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Leach and
family, of Georgetown; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wells and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison Aldrich, of Hyde Park,
We're present.
Mrs. Engle. a niece of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph l.. Ribble, was buried in Clark's
Green cemetery on Saturday afternoon.
Albert j. Rymer and Miss Clara NJ
Smith were united in holy matrimOny
on Wednesday last at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. +. II. Parsons
j. c. Higgins attended the funeral
of his brother, James Higgins, at Dix
on on Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
tist church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Il. l.. Wheeler this Thursday
afternoon, Dec. 3, and in the evening
from 5 to 9 o'clock will serve supper
All will be welcome.
According to previous announcement
the Farmers institute will be held in
the Methodist church at Clark's Sum-
NIT on Monday and Tuesday next
Dec. and 8. The exercises are public
and free. and everybody is invited. the
programme is as follows:
DAIRYMEN's SESSION.
Monday Morning, Dec. Z. 10 o'clock.
words of Welcome"
j. J.. Stone, resident member Of state
Response. 1.-THE Bright Side of Farm
j. +. Mccormick of State College, Pa.
n
Colonel J. A. Woodward. member of state
board of Center county. Howard, Pa.
Discussion opened by George w. Beemer.
GOOD ROADS SESSION.
Monday Afternoon, Dec. Z. 1.SO o'clock.
The Question Box
Country Roads,
Hon. r. I. Ackerley, of South Abingdon
Road Officers and ,aiond, Road Taxes vooau,r RI
General discussion of the road question
opened by f. A. Parker, of Waverly, Pa.
The best method and location for rails
ing vegetables,
Il. NJ. SINNERS, Phoenixvlle, Chester
county, Pa.
LADIES' SESSION.
In the Interest of Country Homes
Monday Evening, Dec. Z, O'Clock.
Music.
Recitation.
A model Country Home.
Address, "WoNIake the Country Home
Convenient and Comfortable,
Colonel J. A. Woodward
Address. Woman in Home Life.
Mrs. Cynthia s. HolcOmb, of Newtown.
Bucks county, Pa.
Tuesday Morning, Dec. s. $50 o'clock.
The Question Box.
Planting orchards.
Professor George G. Watson. professor of
agriculture at Pennsylvania State
College, Center county, Pa.
Discussion opened by N. s. Davis. Clarks
Green.
The sprayer Helper to Fruit grow
ers,
Calvin Cooper. member of the state board
for Lancaster county, Bird-in-hand, Pa.
Discussion opened by W. NJ. Swallow,
Chinchilla. Pa.
Marketing Farm Products.
William Streater. Chinchilla. Pa.
Discussion by II. w. Northup, Glcnburn;
T. s. Parker. Clark's Green; George
Sisson, LaPlume: Horace Sea-
LaPlume.
Tuesday Afternoon, Dec. s. 1.SO o'clock
Our County Agricultural society cleo
tion Of q member of the executive
committee for the Third district.
Feeding Fowls for Egg PRODUCTION, !,
Professor George c. Watson, State Col
Discussion by Nathan Calender. Mrs. E.
G.. Carpenters and others.
The Effect of Cultivation in Dry
Calvin Cooper, Bird-in-hand. Pa
Discussion opened by +. NJ. Sherwood
Glenburn, Pa.
EDUCATIONAL SESSION
Tuesday Evening, Dec. s. Z o'clock.
Music.
Recitation.
What is the proper education for coun-
try children?
Professor +. II. Greene. principal of South
Arlington schools.
The True Aim of Education,
Professor Elkanah Hully, principal OF
Keystone academy. Factoryville, Pa.
Recitation.
Agricultural Education.
Professor George c. Watson, State Col
lege, Pa.
The management wish ii understood
| that the first session of this instisute
| is to be above all others and altogether
Ir Of hn a n
enjoy the feast Of pleasure for profit
The Rev. Stephen Jay. of Ashley
| called on friends here on Tuesday last
TAYLOR.