The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-16
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Susquehanna, April 15.--Thc funeral
of the late Miss Cora ClanCcy of the
Oakland side. took place from st.
Johns Catholic church on Friday af-
ternoon. The remains We're laid to rest
in Laurel Hill cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs Sally
Tyler Washburn. of jackson street,
took place and was largely attended on
Saturday morning from the Baptist
church in jackson. The remains were
inferred in a cemetery in Gibson
Frank stephens. an Erie station at
tache. is critically i'll with pneumonia,
at his home on Washington street.
Some of the people who went out
into the country today should get
longer coats or shorter fishing poles.
Beginning today, the trout liar will
have his innings.
The funeral of the late Daniel J.
Madden, of Brandt, took place and was
largely attended from st. Johns
Catholic church in this place on Fri
day afternoon The remains were laid
to rest in Laurel Hill cemetery.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Will
lam II. Langford, of Washington street,
was largely attended from her late
home on Saturday afternoon, Rev.
Charles Henry Newing, pastor of the
Methodist church, officiating. The re-
mains We're laid to rest in Evergreen
cemetery.
There was the usual very liberal
Easter offering in st. Johns Catholic
church this morning.
There were impressive and largely
attended Easter services in all of the
churches of Susquehanna and vicinity
today.
Rev. w. II. Williams, "the drummer
evangelist" will deliver four anti
saloon addresses in Susquehanna, be-
ginning today.
At the county court, the three crimi.
nal cases from Susquehanna We're put
over until the August term
The Andrews Opera company will APP.
pear in Susquehanna in the near
future. DR.. French, of Eau Claire Wis
consin. the father of Miss Myrta
French, the star of the company, is a
native of Jackson, this county
Thus far, in Susuuehanna county
this season, the product of maple sugar
has not been large.
The commencement exercises of the
Thomson graded school were held on
Friday evening. The regular school en-
tertainment was held on Saturday
evening, in the Methodist church. Prof
Detwiler, of the State Normal school
at BloomsburG, delivered an able and
interesting lecture on Friday evening.
The Thomson school. under the direc-
tion of Prof. Tucker and assistants, is
in very prosperous condition.
Forest i- t,
band. There will be the usual slump
in the price of real estate, and Forest
City will be a good place to go away
from next summer.
The Erie will pay its miners at For
est City on Monday next.
Ii is said that William Burns of
Forest City, has this season killed
seventeen foxes and wounded two.
Delaware and Hudson officials deny
the current report that Farview is TO
be abandoned as summer resort.
The Susquehanna Maennerchor will
hold masquerade carnival i'm its Oak
land side Music hall on Monday even
ing
Monroe Curtis lodge, No. 1874, Brother
hood of Railroad Trainmen, will hold
its thirteenth annual ball at the Star
rucca house on Friday evening, April
q. Music will be furnished by Doran's
full orchestra, of Susquehanna. 1t win
be fine social event. A goodly dele
sation of railroad men from Carbon
dale and Scranton are expected to AL.
/ tend.
Phoenix like, the Susquehanna Tran
| script arose from the ashes and re-
appeared on Saturday. 1t was warmly
welcomed by its numerous readers.
The Uniondale Methodist church held
/ very interesting Easter services.
The Citizens band, of Forest civ,
will hold fair all of this week. in the
! opera house.
The new brush factory force in Great
! Bend is being materially increased
There are scores of cases of grippe in
| Hallstead and Great Bend, and physi-
! clans are kept hustling.
/ Rev. Charles Henry Newing will
7 leave for Owego on Tuesday, to attend
! the annual meeting of the Wyoming
| conference, His church has unanl-
| mously asked for his return for another
| year.
At present there is but a fair freight
| traffic on the main llne of the Erie,
| Regular crews are getting in satisfac-
| tory time.
! The Baptist congregation of Susque-
hanna win begin candidating for a pas
| tor at once, There is said to be TWEEN
| ty-five applicants for the pastorate.
AT the mster services i'm the Sus-
| quehanna churches, the sermons were
able and appropriate, the decorations
were beautiful, the collections were
! ltberal' and the Easter bonnets left