The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-08-22
MoNTRoSE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose Aug. 2l.-Niss Nellie Carpenter, Of
Binghamton, formerly Of this place, is visiting
Miss Anna Thatcher at her home on Maple
street
Miss Mary Crane. Of Syracuse. n. Y, has
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
F. Turrell, on Lake avenue
Miss Almira Fordham is sojourning at Ocean
Grove.
Miss Jeanne Smith, Of Scranton, spent Sunday
at the home OF her mother, on Church street.
George loungs, Of Wilkes.BaTc, formerly Of
this place, has been visiting relatives and friends
in this place. Mr.. Young is an estimable col.
ored man who left here some eighteen years ago
and has ever since held the position Of coach.
man with a wealthy Wilkes.Barrc family.
Rev Gustavo Garrsse, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Rush, was greeting Montrose
friends on Monday
Last week were sweltcrng beneath the blis-
tering rays Of the sun, whereas today we are
about with chattcring teeth and find an overcoat
thing OF comfort. The city people who are
here seeking "cool mountain air" are getting
it just now with vengeance.
Montrosc Fire company No. ., leaves here
! by special car tomorrow morning for Owego, to
| take part in the annual parade Of the fire de-
partment Of that place. The Montrose boys will
have monopoly OF Owego hospitality, as they
arc the only out-of.town Hrcmcn invited. A
accompany No. on the trip.
The inclcmcnt weather Of today had a damp.
cninc effect on the Grange picnic At Heart lake,
but the farmers did not kick, for rain will be
Of moro benefit to them than any picnic possibly
could be.
\ large number Of Montrosc people will attend
the Dmock camp meeting, which opens tomor.
row. Some left today for the camp ground, while
many more will go tomorrow. Sunday will be
tlOus4p1 10
are expected to attend.
Judge Dunham, who has been hearing certified
cases in court here for several days, iISne ot
the most afTsble and approachable iurists in the
state lie has many friends in Montrosc and his
advent to this town is always hailed with de-
| light by his acquaintance.
The members Of Company were made happy
at the armory last night, when they received
their pay for duty at the recent state camp.
Pension Agent u. S. Michael, Of South Glib.
son, has been in town transactng business.
Charles Lott, of Iaccyvillc, is in town, assist.
ing his father, County Treasurer Leander Lott,
wl,h the work at his office.
Justice J. Brewster McCollum, who now he.
comes chief Justice of the EonnSylyania supreme
court through the death Of Chief Justice Green,
| wear his honorS gracefully. When his friends
extend congratulations they are mildly Chidod,
as Justice MCCollum feels keenlv the death of
Justice Green and dcplorcs the sal circumstances
| by which his newest honor has come to him. It
| is felt by all who know the new chief Justice
| that the high position that he is now called to
will he filled with bcfttng dignity and great
ability
Miss Helen Grifis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| L. II. GrifFs. is visiting her grandparents, Thos
| Ellsworth and wife, at Nose, Wyoming county
A lawn tennis tournament will he held on the
| grounds Of the Lakeside Country club on Thurs.
| day and Friday Of this week Terms Of entry
| can he obtained from the tennis committee, Rev
| f. K. Thomas and Herbert Brewster, or Of Carl
| ton Shaier 4 golf tournament is announced to
| be held on the links Of the Country club from
| Aug 90 to Sept. |. The score held by Mr.. Hol-
| lister for two weeks at 81, has been lowered
| by Mr. Scldcn Kingsbury, who made the six
holes in So The "donation party held on club
| day last week was largely attended and the dona'
| tions made many and useful and attractive.
Mrs. A. 4. Dawlcy and son, Ray visited
! friends at Binghamton and Vestal Centre, last
| week.