The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28
SUSQUEHANNA.
al 10 the Scranton Tribune.

special 10 the scranton lrlDuhe.
Susquehanna, April 27.-The funeral of the
late James b. Mctreary, one of Hallsteads
oldest citizens and business men, was attended
on Thursday afternoon from the Presbyterian
church in IIallstead intcrment took place in
st. Rose cemetery.
W. II. Williams, OF Scranton, the drummer
evangelist" will hold an anti.saloon meeting in
Y. NJ. G. A. hall in Hallstead on Monday even
ing, when branch of the Anti-Saloon league
will be organized.
Lackawanna Master Mechanic and Engine Dis
patcher william Harvey, of Hallstead, will sue
| coed Mr. Jennings in scranton. Mr.. jackson,
Of Kingsand, New Jersey, will succeed Mr.. llar.
vey in Hallstead
Professor B. W. Pease, Of IIallstead, and Pro-
fessor T. \. Benson, of New Milford will con-
duct school of review and summer normal
at New Milford, beginning about May 10, and
continuing for month.
The Bridgewater Baptist association will meet
in Montrose on Monday next.
N T. Mitchell who has been i'll for year
or more, will on Monday next resume the man.
agement of the Mitchell House in Hallstead
Rev. W. II. Williams, of Scranton, will preach
in the Hallstead Baptist church on Sunday even.
ing. Subject, 'The Good Woman and Her Com.
pany." He will speak twice on Sunday after
noon in V VI. G, A. hall, in Hallstead. The
second service is for men only.
IT, Belford Jones, OF Montrose, has been ad'
Susquehanna county.
Daniel Kramer, of Great Bend, has invented
patent seeder, to be used in planting gardens.
Philip P. Neber, of Great Bend, has pat.
ented an elastic corset for women.
Great Bend council No. &c. Knights of Colum.
bus, Sunday afternoon had service in honor
OF its late brother, John J. Condor
On account of slack business three Iackawan.
na conductors residing in Hallsead, have been
reduced to brakemen.
The borough authorities of Great Bend have
passed an ordinance forbidding the riding Of BIZ
cycles upon the sidewalk
The Erie paymaster scattered about $50, 900 in
Susquehanna today.
The American Chair company, of Brandt, COM
posed principatIy of Scranton capitalists, paid a
dividend of per cent last year,
Grent Bend council, No. $50, Knights of Go.
lumbus, will hold grand reception in Kistlcrs
hall ON Tuesday evening, May /. Music will be
furnished by Doran's full Susquehanna orchestra.
At the Church of the Nativity, in South Beth.
lchem, on Tuesday evening, Owen Francis Luck.
enbach united in marriage to Miss Helen G..
daughter of Hon. Orrin A. Lines, formerly Of
Great Bend but of south Bethlehem.
While visiting a relative, Mrs. Ida Babcock,
Of Grand street, Mrs, William Smith, OF Wash.
| ington street, an old and esteemed resident,
was on Wednesday morning stricken with paraly.
sis and her recovery is improbable.
At the Susquehanna County Sunday school con.
ven,ion, TO be held in Montrosc on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, DIR. Charles Roads, secretary
of the State association will deliver an ad.
dress on Tuesday evening. Subject, 1.-THE Out.
stretched Fingers Of the Church's Strong Right
Arm" Mrs. L. NJ Gates, Of Scranton, will
speak on Wednesday afternoon. Subject, "As-
sion Interest Sunday School Work"
g. V. Roberts will establish milk station at
Ararat,
orne Potter, for a number of years Of sus.
Nka.
in Ararat.
special meeting of the stockholders Of the
American Chair Manufacturing company Hil lie
held at Brandt, May "a, TO take action upon thc
approval or disapproyal of issuing preferred stock
of the company, and also TO take action upon
the recommendation of the board OF directors as
TO the removal of the principal Office from brandt
| to Scranton.
4 California fruit train of thirty cars passed
over the Erie last night at a speed OF thirty.five
miles an hour
milk condensery will be established in Mont.
rose. About 1900 has already been raised ard
the milk Of 1000 cows, at 2 and 3 cents ier
quart, has been guaranteed, II is expected thst
the rmainder of the necessary funds viii be
raised within two weeks MontroSe appears 10
be taking a lease of life.
| In the Erie printing office in Susquehanna Jobs
| Of 100000 impressions are being turned out
Upon the recent celebration Of their golden
| wedding, Rev and Mrs. J. W. Raynor, of Mont
rose, were presented with purse OF nearly $sO)
After all, that fellow Grow cannot be as olG
as his friends say he is. He gets there as MIN
| bly, as two'year-old. Philadelphia Inquirer
Mr.. Grow is the youngest old statesman in the
| land today Mr. Grow was elected to the pres.
ent congress by plurality of ls2,6s5 and ma
jority Of 10000 over all opposition, He has
well earned the sobriquet Of "Great Maiority'
Grow"
| 1t Is now in order for Republican candidate COS
tor state senator from the Susquehanns. Wayne
| district to announce themselves.
| According TO the esteemed News Forest City
needs board OF trade, and, incidentally, a new
| Erie railroad station, a county bridge across
| the LackawanRa, sidewalk TO the Eris station.
sidewalk thereto and arc light near it,
| "only this and nothing more!'