The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-03
CLARK's GREEN.

Company X of the Eleventh Penn
sylvania Volunteer cavalry, of the war
of 1916, observed their thirty-sev-
enth anniversary and eighth annual
reunion on Saturday of last week in
the Nichols grove. Fifty-two yet re-
main, of which fifteen were present.
These with their numerous friends
constituted the joyous gathering of this
occasion. The routine business was
the first to occupy their attention.
The roll was called. with the result
above stated. The election of officers
then followed, by the unanimous re-
election of the following: f. V. Slo-
cum, president; J. j. Lesh. secretary;
III. II. White. treasurer. Then follow
ed the appointment of their executive
committee. consisting of Major A. I.
Ackerly, Frank M. Hallstead, Henry
Weidman, J. II. White, B. NJ. Green,
NJ. j. Hall; Joseph Griffin, honorary
member. News was received of the
death of John M. Hughes. of Dauph-
in county. who fell under the cars
while assisting his daughter on the
train, at his home station. A commit
tee of coincidence consisting of j. B.
Lesh, Il. NJ. Green and A. j. Smith,
The orator of the occasion was Attor-
ney A. A Vosburg, he being followed
by the representative to the national
convention of the Grand Army of the
Republic at Cincinnati, r. II. Holgate.
The history of the regiment is being
written by Mr.. Stephen Trip and will
be ready for delivery at the next reg
imental reunion of this illustrious reg
io1opt a WILL tha n1ocipu
Joseph w. Griffin extended to the
members of the company the privilege
to hold their next company reunion in
his grove and also made the generous
offering of furnishing all clans and re-
freshments for the occasion.
Misses Helen and Carrie Harlan re-
turned from an extended visit among
friends in Danville, Pa, on Saturday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Aldrich spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Wells.
Mrs. Cora Lewis and family return
ed to her home in Wyoming on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and family, of
Taylor, are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wells over Sunday.
| lily are visiting at the home of the
| formers mother in Prompton.
Mrs. Frank Cooper and family, Of
Scranton, who have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. l.. Potter, returned
| home on Saturday.
Mrs. E. j. Chapman attended the
reunion of the Brown family at Spring.
| vile.
Master Eddie Boardman is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Ella Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Austin attended
| the funeral at Carbondale on Monday
last of the formers daughter, Mrs. Ida
| Bassett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Smith and ]. A.
| Rymer attended the funeral of Mr.
| johnson at Glenburn on Wednesday.
| Mr.. Charles Sheldon. of La Grange
| Ill, and George Sheldon, of Spring.
vile, are visiting friends here.
Mr.. j. L. Lutsey removed to Scran-
ton Thursday last.
Our public schools reopened on Mon
day last.
Copies of the new rules for the gov
ernment Of the Republican party in
this county. In neat pamphlet form. are
now for sale at The Tribune counting
room for cents apiece.
Messrs. Elmer Mott and Earnest
Bond left home on Thursday for their
school at Scotland, Pa
Mr.. Charles leaves today (Saturday)
for Girard college. Philadelphia, which
he is attending
The Epworth leagues of Waverly and
Clark's Green will hold a union service
here in the Methodist church Oil Sun
day evening next.