The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-30
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Fred w. Church and Fred ID. Lamb
were in BinGhamton Saturday.
Miss Fannie Simrell, of Tuscorora.
y. Y. spent Saturday and sunday with
relatives and friends i'm this place.
Editor G. 5. Vail, of the New Milford
Advertiser, was i'm town recently.
Prof. John L. richards, principal of
the South Gibson schools, visited his
sister Mrs. Margaret y. Lamb, last
week
\ stone foundation is being placed
under the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western passenger depot.
The Delaware, LaClla wanna and
Western carpenters are at work erect
ing depot at Conklin Centre, \. Y.
Henry Ccndon. Of Binghamtou, Nis-
tied his brother, John Condor, recent
ly.
benjamin Brooks. of BinEEamton, n.
Y, has rented Edward O'Brien's house
on Williams street. and will move his
family to this place this week.
John O Brien is ill.
Mcssrs +. +. Browne. Frank w. Swt-
gert, c. +. SWartz and Fred Fisk at
tended the Young Mems Christian as
sOciation convention al MontrOse Sat
urday and Sunday.
Rev. John Chdester addressed the
mems meeting at the Railroad Young
Mems Christian association hall sun
day afternoon.
Simrell Post Grand Army Repuh-
lie, held meeting at Great Bend Fri
day evening.
Friendly Hand lodge of odd Fellows,
viii work the first degree Wednesday
evening.
William J. Pike, private secretary for
Hon. GalushG a. Grow, will return 20
Washington, ID. c., next Wednesday.
Hiram RUNNER was in the Parlcr
city, Monday.
Minnetonka council, Degree of POGO
hontas. will have an entertainment for
its members at the next meeting.
Anawan tribe of Red Men, will, un-
| til further notice, hold its meetings
| Friday evening of each week.
A new time table went into effect on
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Monday morning. The only inn
pcrtant change in the arrival of the
trains here is No. , which will now
arrive here at STA a. M, i9st"ad of
| S.32 as heretofore.
Mrs. Phineas Besbea of Deposit, who
| has been the guest of her brother, Rev
H. W. Church Tor several days return
! cd home Monday morning.
Messrs. y. d. Chase, Of Easton, Pa.
ana George Chase, OF Baltimore, Nd
are visiting ct the home of their par
ents. Hon. and Mrs. s p. Chasa.
! The semi-annual election Of officer.
/ for the young peorleo society Of Chist-
! ian EndeaV0r Of the PIc'ly' 'e'iaH
| church occurs next Monday evening.
Miss Edna Hard - Sp'hdln" Il"
| DAYS with irlcndS az Nth"hS' "a
Miss Edlth IioWplidSe Nls.l'd al
! Conklin c'litrc. n \" Satuf|dE'
| MISS Moran i.athf"H IotlA-fE OF thl'
| place put row FeSldeS IN 7yla-us'' y
! y" IS SpehHlnE several GAYS win re-
| iadNes ana lrlendS IN town.
Conductor SulninrlIuh Is ILL.,
The sunday SCHOOLS - th' dlithTen'
| churches are mating dcItN" prepata'
| uo0" FOR Their Christmas exercises.
presiding Eidcr tl"yd viii pr ach Il
. the Methodist churcn next SUNDAY
morning
MI. ana Mrs +. II. Johnson 81 Mont
rose srent sunday IN town.
jesse ChldeStcr mas {. cure posi-
ton with me ha!lSt'ad Tex lie com
pany' lie he&ah work MONDAY.
John henneFR t2miIy nave moved
from Great Evnd TO th's place.
ARRANGEMENTS are beng made fol
the annual county CHRISTIAN En'caVo
convention to be he'd in SusaUehanns
III January
The SHsquehanna County Teacher:
association VIII hold a meeting a