The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-12
DALTON.

Messrs. Perry Gardner, Elmer Rice
]. L. Tinkham, A. B. Davis, Edward
Miles. A. z. Charles, w. H. Won Storch
and ]. w. Singer left town last Mon
day for few days fishing trip. They
expect to float down the river from
Binghamton to Falls. Pa.
Mrs. Black and daughter, May, of
Wilkes Barre, are stopping at the resi-
dence of F. NJ. Francis, on Thompson
street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
Gst Episcopal church served ice cream
at the church parlors last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Colvin has returned
to her home at this place after a visit
with relatives at Springville, Pa.
DIR. and Mrs. A. Il. Woodward, OF
Tunkhaunock. spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. It. A. Purdon, at this
place.
Last Saturday afternoon the Dalton
base ball club played the Mill City
club at this place. We are unable to
give the official score, but the result
was 17-6 in favor of Mill City. The
Dalton team should have sand paper
gloves and should devote more time
to practice.
Mr.. Dunkley of Yyalusing called on
F. r. Callaghan at this place Tuesday.
Rev. Hully, of Factoryvile filed the
pulpit at the Baptist church last Sum
day, both morning and evening. Mr..
Hully is a very interesting preacher
and his sermons were instructive.
Mrs. Rice, Misses Lillian and Bertha
Reed, Mr.. Homer Reed, Mrs. DIR. Gard
ener and son Robert, Miss Mary Gard
ner, Mrs. Calver and son Homer, Mrs.
w. "A. Dean and sons Clark and Maur-
ice, and Miss Edith Carlton spent the
day at Lake Winola last Tuesday.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. #. II.
Miller was seriously bitten by a dog
belonging to Mr.. Joel Singer. The dog
was instantly shot and ii is thought
Mr. Miller will recover. There is a law
that all dogs in this borough should be
muZzled at this time of the year. but
many of our citizens are careless abo.
this and allow their dogs to run loose.
Miss Grace Mosher, of Lake Hopat-
cong, N. j., is spending a few days at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. James
Boardman.
Milkman Smith says: "The Only news
I can think of now is, that it is poor
hay weather and my haying is not
done"
very pleasant gathering assembled
at the home of Mr.. Memo Wells last
Monday, the occasion being Mr. Wells
birthday Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Thomas, Mrs. Charles
Mumford, son and daughter, of New
York city; Mr. NJ Mumfred and daugh-
ter Allie, of Waverly; Miss Emily
Church and Mrs. William Rice, of Wa
verify: Miss Alta Atkinson, of Scran-
ton, and Miss Lizzie Smith, of this
place.
Mr.. Orsen Benedict is building a very
neat boat for Sheriff Clemonss
stones veterinary hospital is becom-
Ing so crowded that 1t will become nee
essary to enlarge the building and en-
ploy new help. Mr. Stone says: II am
receiving horses for miles around"
Hardware Merchant S. G.. Shoemaker
has purchased a new Butler wheel, and
IS now one of the corps that comprises
The bicycle riders of Dalton.
Miss Bertha Rink, OF Wallsville, is
visiting here.
Miss Santee and her class spent n.
very pleasant day at Lily lake We'd
nesday afternoon. Those in attend
ance We're: Misses Hattie Tinkham.
Cora Knight, Lottie Smith, Ethel and
lda whitman, Grace Harker, Lima
Francis Fannie Dershimer, Helen San
tee and Mamie Cavany; Messrs. How
ard Francis and frankie Cavany.
Miss Candace Smith is at Scranton.