The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-19
LE RAVSNILLE.

Our excellent sleighing was followed
by a thaw on Saturday making II rath-
er SLIM
The opera dates at Towanda. of which
several had been made, have peen can
celled until after Lent.
Leonard Brown. of Greenwood, our
new landlord. has taken possession or
the lie Raysville house.
Our schools have been very small the
past week owing to case or scarlet
fever in town.
William Chaffee, of Potterville, has
recently purchased the Fellbush prop
erty in this borough and will take pos
session about April /.
The suit of Jones VS.. Warner attract
ed several of our townsmen to the
county courts last week. 1t was set
tied by the jury. who allowed judg-
ment of over s. in favor OF Mr.. Jones.
The schoolmates of Paul Beecher
rendered him II surprise party at his
home last Saturday evening.
w. B. PaySon, of SwiftS Beef COM
pany. Wilkes Barre. visited his par
ents here Saturday and Sunday -.
Mercantile Appraiser Il. II. Capwell
made an official trip through these
parts last week.
Fay Gorham has gone to New York
city, where he is driving a milk wagon
Ethel Wood, one Of Philadelphia 8
street car conductors. Is visiting MS
old home in Prattville for fortnight.
j. V. keeler and Il. :. Baldwin were
in Towanda saturday.
Miss Margaret Boyd. of Lime Hill.
but now teaching at Stevensville. was
guest at Samuel Bucks over Saturday
and Sunday.
Esquire Leroy Coleman has been APP
pointed guardian over the estate of
Floyd and Miss Helen Moore.
W. H. Wells of Wyalusing. was Il
to-, ,.s.t Nl,t s.ax.
He Is a member of the iirm of Wells
q Howard. furniture dealers and un-
dertakers, at that thriving town.
lmposters have been 'soaping" the
Wyalusing people OF late.
w G. Brister and II. l.. White. of
Philadelphia, We're visitors In town for
IL couple Of days last week.
William Degawhart, who has been
IA sufferer from Bright's disease for
several weeks. has greatly improved,
and last Friday was taken to u Ger
man hospital in Philadelphia to receive
treatment.
Miss Jennie Nicholson. of Rochester,
y. Y. is spending Il few days in town
as the guest of Miss Harriet Lewis.
A "C' social was held by the Epworth
League last Friday evening.
The thirteenth semi annual Christian
Endeavor convention of Eastern Brad
ford will be held under the charge of
the president, Rev. >. !. Davis, Of this
place. ut the Methodist Episcopal
church in Camptown next Friday after
noon and evening. Below we give the
programme in full: Afternoon session
200, devotional exercises. led by Rev.
j. Il. Davis, CamptoWn; 2.3O, address
of welcome, Rev. NJ. l.. Cook. Merry
all: 2.45. response. Rev. h. F.. Ham
mond, Warrenham: 800. address, Prof.
Osgood. TowaDda: 3.3O-4 10. papers:
fnA rh.a "A : h.. h,,
Toward Christian f.ndeavOr work, Mrs.
Morrow. Camntown; $40. 90 The at
titude of the church toward Christian
Endearor work, Prof. i. II. Seward.
Wyalusing; $50, tc) The attitude of the
clergy toward Christian Endeavor
work. Rev. b. II. Davies. Wyalusing;
90. (d) The attitude of school teachers
toward Christian indeavor work. II.
w. Northup. LcRaySville: 40. bust
ness; Ala, What about our juniors?
Rev. s. |. Davis, lie LeRaysVille; 4.20. in
termission.
Evening session--1.O0, praise service.
Miss Harriet Lines. LeRaysvile: 715
Bible reading. T.. -. Bronson. LeRays-
vile; 7.45, address. Rev. James Rainey,
Laceyville: $50. conservation service.
A young man named George Miles
is now in the county bastilc awaiting
Il trial on the charge of stealing books
from a school house near Towanda ana
also in the township of Pike.
The fifth annual meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Towanda district will be held at To-
wanda. Feb. y. 30 and 80 1t COM
prses the counties of Bradford, Suli-
van and Wyoming.
Another case of scarlet fever. Miss
Blennie Brister was reported i'll with
the disease on Sunday.
q. Luman Lewis, of Camptown. was
t,Sin in I.,e.t
with his brother. II. y. Lewis, of wy
abusing, are executors of the estate of
the late j. Wesley Lewis.
O. l.. Dyer has sold his mercantile
business at Wyalusing to William Fox,
of Marshview.
New maple sugar (last years CROP
which is abundant in these parts, will
soon be in the markets.