The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-07
SUSQUEHANNA.
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Susquehanna, Dec. 6.--Farmers' in
stitutes will be held in Susquehanna
county at the following places and
dates: Springvllle, Monday, Decem-
Der II; Elk Lake, Tuesday, december
12: Birchardsvilc, Wednesday, Deccm-
Der 13; Montrose, Thursday, Deem
Der n; Hartford. Friday. December Is;
Dundaff, Saturday December l6. The
following state speakers will be prt s.
ent: Prof. $. B Heiges, Prof. Harry
Hayward. DR.. NJ. L. Mcdonnell, Hon.
Il. F. Schwartz.
Charles West Graham. formerly of
Susquehanna, but now of New York,
was united in marriage to Miss Marion
!. Crowley, in New York, on Saturday
last. Mr. Graham is employed by the
Manhattan Railway company.
Delaware Division Brakeman Will
lam Woolheaton is in the Port Jervis
hospital suffering from Il severe injury
to his head, sustained by falling from
a locomotive in the Susquehanna yard
on Monday morning.
Several persons have been sum-
moned before Justice Burgess Will
Jams. and they will probably be fined
for violating the health ordinance
and quarantine law.
The Hearts of the stone Ridge"
company will appear in Hogan opera
house on Friday evening.
LaCkaWanna county hunters who in
wade Susquehanna county on Sunday
are likely to hear something drop in
the near future.
The Doran society OF the Presbyter-
ian church this evening closed a sue
cessful two days fair and festival,
held in the church parlors. The re-
ceipts were very satisfactory.
The Royal Arcanum held Il very
pleasant social last evening in the
council rom. There was musical
and literary programme and refresh
ments were served.
The Erie has made the following
promotions on the Jefferson division:
Conductor Owen J. Lotus to yard
| master at Carbondalc; Anthony Ford
assistant yardmaster in Carbondale;
Former Trainmen Thomas Flood
| John Mcmahon, George Craft and
| Patrick Sullivan, to conductors. All
of the men have been in the service
! of the company for many years.
The DarlctOwn Social club held a
masquerade ball in Hogan opera house
last evening. Tho attendance was
| good. Hassett & JIoulihan's Susque-
| hanna orchestra furnished music for
| the occasion.
George L. Tiffany is i'll at his home
on Broad street.
Miss Jennie FOlkey, late of Deposit
who has Susquehanna relatives. was
welded to Walker Fred Daniels a,
Ogden, Utah, November %.
a large audience of sporting men
will witness the fight between BARLEY
and Donovan in Hogan opera house
on Thursday evening. Barley is a
former Susquehanna boy.
a boy named Wintermute killed a
large wildcat near the Cascade on
| Tuesday. The beast showed fight, and
| the lad filled it with shot before it
| succumhed.
Hartford is working energetically to
| make its coming centennial celebra-
| tion a success.
When the Binghamton Street Rail-
! road company next spring extends its
| tracks to Hallstead an effort will he
! made to have it extended still further
/ to Susquehanna and Lanesboro.
There is considerable snow along the
Jefferson branch between Starrucca
and Forest City. IS yet there is MOI
enough in Susquehanna to mention
Hornellsville has eighteen inches. The
Erie steam snow plow went west from
| Susquehanna this morning.