The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-03-01
TUNKHANNOCK.

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The list Of grand jurors for April
term of court as drawn by the jury
commissioners and sheriff ON Satur-
day is as follows Martin Billings,
Tunkhannock township: c. Y. Burch,
Tunkhannock borough; Daniel s.
Brown, Centermoreland; George
Brown, NoXen; Charles Butts, Tunk-
hammock; William Coolbaugh, Falls;
Anderson Dana. Eaton; Miles Daley,
Lemon; Lewis NJ. Fussett, Forkston;
Arrin p. Farr, Forkston; w. S. Farm
ham, Overfield; George Carey, Forks
ton; Asa Gregory. Braintrim: Lester
NJ. Hurlburt. North Branch; Harry l..
Johnson, Braintrim; Arthur D. Kasson,
Forkston; David B. Miller, North
Branch; Milton c. Meyer, Monroe;
William Ryman. Mehoopany; jeremiah
Stevens, Nicholson; William II. Shaf-
fer. Eaton; f. N. Smith, Mehoopany;
B. L. Townsend, Clinton. Grand jur-
ors report on Monday, April 10, at 2
p. IN.
The list of petit jurors for first week
is as follows: Charles w. Ames,
Forkston; George Billings, Lemon;
Charles Beemer, Falls; Frank Brew
er, Meshoppen; Charles r. Burgess,
Tunkhannock borough; Severn J.
Brown, Monroe; Reuben Bender,
Falls; Mirvin f. Burgess, North
Branch; William Campbell, Tunkhan-
mock borough; William Decker, Me-
hoopany; Lewis FELTON,, Tunkhannock
township; G. F. Ferris, Mehoopany;
Elmer L. French, Mehoopany; George
NJ. Gunder, Washington; Aaron D.
Grow Windham Harmon Gearhart,
Tunkhannock borough; John Hope,
Windham; William Kelley, Windham;
Thomas kirnan, Meshoppen township:
Henry Miller, North Branch; Henry
Often, Forkston; G. II. Penterbaugh,
Windham; Lyman II. Pratt, Nicholson
borough: Charles Penterbaugh, Wind
ham; Horace Rozelle. Falls; Oscar
Ross, Falls: Abraham Secor, Over
field; John Sherwood Meshoppen bor-
ough; Charles w. Equier. Nicholson
township: Mason Tiffany. Eaton: John
Townsend, Tunkhannock borough: Sid
ney Welch, Eaton; Ira Walter, Eaton;
Frank NJ. Warwick, Meshoppen bor-
ough.
Petit jurors second week: Wilbur A.
Arnts, Tunkhannock borough: Edgar
Billings, TunRhannOCk township; Phil
ander Bell, Nicholson borough; Frank
Burns, Tunkhannock borough: d. c.
Black, Nicholson borough: n. S. Bum
NELL Meshoppen township; James l..
Brown, Monroe; l.. II. Cornell, Lemon;
w. l.. Clifford, Lemon; Newell Craw-
ford, Eaton; James Daley, Northmore-
land; Elmer DERRICK Washington;
Lewis Freedman, Meshoppen borough; /;
Fred l.. Foster. FactoryVille; Andrew
j. Gardner, FactoryVille; George ..
Gregory, Meshoppen township; Robert
f. Guy, Meshoppen borough; George
w. Hinckley, Nicholson township:
William II. Jackson, Monroe; Dennis
G. Keeney, Braintrim; Frank r.
Knapp, Falls; Jacob Luce, Eaton;
Charles Lane, Tunkhannock township;
Perry Meyers, Windham; George Man
ming, Washington; Addison Miner,
Eaton; Mark J. Morgan. Monroe; Ira
b. Miller Factoryville; William Mos
Ter, Tunkhannock borough; Clarence
y. Mcconnell, Nicholson borough;
Joshua Palmer. Braintrim; Charles p.
Shaw, Lemon; Joseph w. Squier, Mich
olson borough; Utley Turner Nichol-
son township; Sylvester Vosburg,
Tunkhannock township.
Jurors for first week report April
10 at p. M; jurors for second week,
April II, at 2 p. m.
o. A. Gilbert. cashier of First Ma
tional bank, Montrose, Pa, was in
Tunkhannock Monday.
John Wrigley and Wife of Lake
Carey, are visiting with w. Y. Shaw.
Albert Bunnell, of Meshoppen town
ship, is in attendance upon the Farm
ers institute this week.
Charles Russell of Washington
| township, was in town on Tuesday.
The Farmers institute convened at
the court house on Monday afternoon
and programme was carried out as
announced. In the absence of s. r.
Brungess, the president of the asso-
citation, Elmer Detrick, of Russell Hill,
presided. The lecture last evening
was by ]. II, Rothrock, commissioner
of forestry, of Harrisburg, and was
very well received. The institute will
convene this morning at o'clock and
| continue through the day.
c. A. Arnts, formerly of this place,
| but recently working in Scranton, Is
| visiting his brother, W. r. Arnts.
George Hickman, whose illness has
| been mentioned in this column, died
| this Tuesday morning at about Il
| O'Clock, He has been employed at the
! Valley station here for many years
and was we'll known all along the
! road. The funeral announcement has
| not yet been made.
o. f. Reynolds, of West Nicholson, is
attending the Farmers institute to-
| day.