The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-05-19
FACTORYVILLE.

j. G. Capwell, esq, has been slightly
indisposed for the past few days.
DIR. and Mrs. A. B. Fitch left yester-
day for Williamsport, Pa. The doctor
goes as a delegate from Red Jacket
lodge, No 524 Independent order of
odd Fellows, to the grand lodge now
In session at that place.
Mrs. Mckinney and nurse, of Nichol-
son, are boarding at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Armstrong. Mrs. Mckinney
is under the treatment of DR.. j. A.
Heller for nervous prostration.
James Wrigley had what might
have been a serious accident last sun
! day morning. While driving down a
hill the front axle of the wagon broke
and preclpitated Mr.. and Mrs. Wrigley
to the ground between the rear part of
the wagon and the horse. Fortunately
they were not injured aside from a Sc
we're shaking up, as the horse was gem
tie and Immediately stopped.
Burgess Charles Klinefelter. County
! Chairman John Reed and Frank Smiley
| attended the play "The White Squad
ron," at the rockingham last Monday
evening.
Jeweler Ed L. Watkins has been alb
sent from his place of business the past
! two days on account of Illness.
Mr.. c. X. Bliss returned last Satur-
! day from a ten days business trip to
! Chicago.
Mr.. Daniel Biddleman is still in
! critical condition.
The Rebekah Degree lodge, No. 5S, of
! this place, is in a very prosperous con-
! ditiOn now, taking i'm new members
at every meeting night. The staff is
| being well trained, and members are
| already doing efficient work. The nee
essary paraphernalia has been ordered
and they will soon be in shape to COM
pete favorably with their sister city
lodges.
Factoryville encampment, No. 246, In
dependent order of odd Fellows, con-
ferred the royal purple, or third de-
gree, last meeting night.
Leave your orders for The Tribune at
Box 2jO, postoffice.
The phi NIu" and "B L." societies
of keystone academy held their sew
enth annual banquet in the main din
ing hall last Thursday evening in honor
of Professor +. f. Whitford. A very
pleasant social time was enjoyed by
those in attendance. The honored guest
was Professor T.. l.. Whitford and the
POSTMASTER was Mr.. r.. NJ. Archibald.
The programme was carefully arranged
and carried out, and the menu con-
tanned all the delicacies of the sea-
son. Following is the programme and
menu:
Honored Guest Prof T.. +. Whitford
Toastmaster ......M Mr.. K. NJ. Archibald
Music NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Our HonOred Guest. Mr.. II. j. Foley
The laurels that adorn his brows
Were plucked from living, not dead
boughs."
Recitation ........Miss Isabelle Miller
Glass of '97...........A. f. Dershimel
"Unquestionably natures strangest
freaks"
Glass of '9S ..........Mr. ID. Armstrong
The earth has bubbles as the water
has and these are those"
Our Societies ...........Miss NJ. Waldit
Though lost to sight, to memory deal
Thou wilt ever remain" E.
Music Observation-Disclosures. Selected
, Music hath charms to soothe say,
age.
To rend a rock and burst a cabbage"
Our Banquet ............C. w. Tiffan!
IF you have cash, prepare to shed il
now"
Potato Salad Biscuits
Pickles olives
Devilled Eggs.
Bread Square Chicken Salad
, Picked Tongue Chip
Strawberries
Cocoanut Cake Nut Cak
Ice Cream
, Fig Cake Chocolate Cak
Fruit Lemon Ice
Coffee Cocoa
Cheese Waters Sailed Nut