The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-12
MoNTRosE.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Montrosc, Sept. 1l.--A s. vadakin and wife,
Of Philadelphia, are visiting at the home Of Ira
vadakin, In this place.
Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hedden are entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Decker, Of Scranton.
Miss Frances X. Amerman, stehogrspher in the
offce OF w. ID. h. Aney, is taking a months
vasation visiting at the home Of her parents at
Lake Ariel, Wayne county, and among relatives
and friends IN Scranton.
b. d. IIinds and wife have returned from
Conklin, n. Y, where they visited their daugh.
ter, Mrs. b. L. White, and family.
DIR. d. F. Carey, whose summer residence is
In this place, expects 70 take active part in
l"e present campaign, stumping portions Of this
state and New York in behalf OF Mckinley.
d. V. Gardner made business trip to Nichol.
son, Factoryville and Clark's Summit the first
of this week
Miss Mary Barney, Of Philadelphia, Is visiting
her aunt Mrs f. F. Wilmot, and others friends
in town.
Miss Mary b. Warner left Sunday for Bing-
hamton, where on Monday she resumed her posi-
tion as kindergarten instructor in the public
schools.
DIR. Charles II. Gallagher and wife, nee Estella
Lyons, of waverly, N. Y, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Gallaghers mother, MIS- Margaret Lyons,
in this place.
Miss Nellie Beebe and toster.child, Christine.
of owego, n. Y, are stopping at A. j. Brew.
sters, on Maple street.
Mrs Sarah Mercereau, Of Binghamton, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs sl. Z. Gerritson, on
Maple street
Enoch Smith. OF Bnghamton spent Sunday
with his family, who visiting relatives in
this place.
Miss Kate Hill is at South Montrose. caring
for her sister, Mrs. Horace Brewster, who is ILL.,
Merton Hanford, Of Bnghamton was the guest
OF friends in Montrose on Sunday
The thirty.third annual county teachers insti.
tute will be held in Montrose, Oct Is to 90
The institute will be held under the direction Of
Professor Charles 4. Moxley, Of Hallstead, county
superintendent Of schools, who has given much
time and labor to the preparation Of the pro-
gramme and securing eminent instructors and
hrst-class attractions for the evening entertain.
ments.
The annual parade of the Montrose fire depart
ment takes place tomorrow.
Company C has engaged Vance famous me-.
ing pictures and musical artists as attraction
to be put on at the armory on Thursday evening,
Sept. IL. for the benefit of the company. The
Attraction comes highly recommended and will
doubtless auract large audience. Admission,
25 and 35 cents. Reserved seats on tale at Nc.
Causland's pharmacy.
A pretty church wedding occurred at the Bsp-
tist church Of mis- place this morning. when Miss
Minnie BaCkus and Gerritson GrifRs were united
in marriage by Rev. f. X. Thomas. The church
potted plants. There no invitations issued
save a general to all friends Of the contract.
ing parties who wished to witness the ceremony
This cient to fll the auditorium to the
limit Of its capacity. An inspiring wedding
march was rendered on the organ by Miss Verna
Beardslee as the bridal party entered the church
The bride was attired in beautiful travelling suit
and attended by her cousin, Miss Lillian
Backus The groom unattended. Immediate.
ly following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Grffs
took carriage and were driven to the station,
where they boarded the noon train and left for
a bridal tour, followed by the best wishes Of q
host Of friends. On their return they will reside
for the present at the home Of the brides parents
on Cherry street. The bride was the recipient OF
many beautiful and costly gifts and
hundred dollars in cash. The groom received a
check for thousand dollars from his father.
Mr.. and Mrs Grifiis are numbered among our
most popular young people and have wide cir.
Gle Of friends and acquaintances, who unite in
extending congratulations and wishing the happy
couple a long, happy and prosperous welded life.