The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-02
FACTORYvILLE.

At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Laura Hail. of this place, last
Wednesday evening at s o'clock, oc-
CURED the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Carrie, TO Mr.. II. b. Reynolds.
of Waterbury, Conn. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. NJ. j. Watkins.
of the Baptist church. only the i'm
mediate relatives being present. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds left the following
evening for short bridal tour, after
which they will return to Waterbury.
where they will make their future
home Mr.. Reynolds was formerly one
of our most esteemed residents, but
now holds a responsible position with
one of the leading railroads of the New
England states. Mrs. Reynolds was
one Of our most popular young ladies.
and has many friends here who wish
Them Il happy life journey.
The creamery that has been doing a
thriving business at this place for the
past ten or twelve years, has been
abandoned by the Scranton Dairy COM
pany, on account of their establishing n
condensed milk plant at La Plume. two
miles south. The machinery was m -
ed to La Plume last Wednesday.
Farmers that have been delivering their
milk at the creamery here, are now
compelled to deliver it at La Plume.
which has created considerable dissat-
isfaction.
Messrs. Reuben Gardner, Hosea Cow
and Lewis Harding, are home from the
state college.
Z. Nj. Harrington left yesterday for
Delaware Water Gap, where he has
been assigned a position by the Della
ware, La~.awanna and Western Rail-
road company, as night operator for
the summer season.
A very interesting base ball game
was played on Keystone grounds last
Wednesday afternoon between two
picked mines composed of the business
men Of this place. The game was
hotly contested and was enjoyed i'm
mensely by The grand stand rooters.
Several grand stand plays We're made
by Watkins, Brown and Simrell. The
features of the game We're Howel's
base running, Reid's brilliant field
work and Padden's magnificent work as
short stop. The teams We're managed
by'I'adden and Smalley, the latter team
winning by a score of 16 10 /.
Fl. S. Kellog, the we'll known bother,
of Tunkhannock, has been engaged by
the East Mountain Lithia Water COM
papy to take charge of their bottling
establishment at the spring, and en-
tered upon his duties yesterday. Mr..
Kellog's long experience in the hottling
of soft drinks will enable this company
to turn out all kinds Of soft drinks
superior to any on the market.
Rev. William Zweizig, of Gilberton,
Pa, was a welcome caller at the home
Of his uncle, ]. *. Zweizig, of this
place, last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Capwell spent
last Wednesday with friends at Mich
olson.
NJ. w. Bliss was business visitor at
Waverly on Thursday
Keystone academy is preparing to
accommodate summer boarders for
July and August, Among those who
have already registered there are Mr..
and Mrs. Parrott and DR.. and Mrs. ID.
4. Capwell, of Scranton. This is one
of the finest locations in Pennsylvania
in which to spend summer vacation
Rev. w. NJ. Hitler attended the fu-
neral Of Daniel l.. Jackson, at Tunk-
hammock, last Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Taylor has been engaged
as teacher in the graded school at
Tunkhannock.
Three teams ran away in Factory
vile last Wednesday.
Two more Of our most prominent
young men offered their services TO
Recruiting Officer Captain Dentler last
Monday and were accepted. Following
is q complete list Of those who have
gone from this town to fight for hu-
manity and their country: Walter
Calvin. Jnhn RsVnnlds. Charles Evans