The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-11
81 SQUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune,


Susquehanna, July 1O.--The Men Milford cream.
cry, recently destroyed by fire, may not be re.
built by the old management, but New Milford
Will not be long without a creamery.
The liallstead school board has levied a tax
Of TWENTY-FIVE mills
Fifteen students from Susquehanna county,
last year attended the State Normal school at
Mansfield.
The eighteenth annual reunion of COMPANY f.
One Hundred and Forty.nrst Pennsylvania Vol.
unteers, will take place at the Jay house, in
New Milford August %.
Sunday excursionists make it very unpleasant
for cottages at Heart lake.
Since the late rains, vegetation is jumping
joyousy.
Jackson has epidemic of mumps
At the recent bankruptcy sale OF the property
Of Charles \. Delaney, Of jackson, Bennett
Morgan Co., OF Binghamton, purchased the
majority OF tho goods in the store, and L. r.
W. Seallc, esq, of Susquehanna, purchased the
real estate for creditors.
Rev. J. Madison Gathamy occupied the pulpit
of the Baptist church Sunday morning In
the evening, Miss Florence +. Race, Of Buck
nell university, presented the Of missions
The Great Bend brush factory has shut down
for a few weeks, for repairs.
II. L. Blackburn Susquehanna boy now EN-
ployed as machinist at Rianoke Va, is visit.
| ing his parents in this place. He made the trip
OF 7jO miles on bicycle, from Natural Bridc,,
Va, to Susquehanna, via Luray, Penn MARI,
Gettysburg, Baltimore and along the Susque
hanna river, by towpath, from the bay to Ath
ems.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Blackburn Of Ho.
| boken, ~ j., are the guests OF Susquehanna
| relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan is the guest Of Rev.
and Mrs stephen Jay, at Wyoming, Pa.
In New Milford, Wednesday, the ;usque.
hanna and New Milford t-ams will play a re.
| turn game.
At the starrucca house and in the Knights
of Pythias' parlors, this evening, the Laurel
/ Hill Academy Alumni association will hold its
| annual banquet and reunion.
| Mrs. Harriet Agnew, aged resident OF Jack.
son street. is seriously ill.,
| The intermcnt Of the remains Of the late
Mrs. +. b. Jcwett OF Brooklyn, this county,
took place in the New Milford cemetery on Sat
urday. Deceased was a sister OF William d.
| Phinney, OF New Milford. She was lady high.
| ly esteemed
| Rev A. j. Van Cleft, of Scranton preached
| in the Montrose Methodist church on Sunday
County Superintendent Of Schools Charles T..
| MoXley, of IIallstead is suffering from inter.
mittent fever, from which he also suffered last
year.
Susquchanna and Montrose are playing rattng
| ball against each other-through the newspapers.
| .cranton eXcursiOnists who eNCurtsd to Heart
| lake on the Fourth consumed fifty kegs of beer.
| Principal James Tucker, of Jackson, will sue.
coed himself principal Of the Thomson graded
| school.
| Jackson will have a graded school.
| Private Frank Carr, United States regulars,
| late Of Stevens Point, who recently killed
| at lndang, F. L. buried in churchyard
| near where he fell lie was a brave soldier.
| 4 telegraph line between Susquehanna and
| Ninevah, n. Y, is being erected
| The Erie bonus bill, which was enacted into
law by the last legislature and signed by Gov.
ernor Stone, has borne its first fruits in the
shape OF S7,7074 43, received by the commissioners
| Of Susquchanna county, aud turned into the
| county treasury, as Susquehanna county's share
Of the $4,000 annually paid to the state by the
Erie Railroad company. The remainder goes to
| Pike county
Christopher O'Brier, Of Lancsboro, a few days
| ago, caught one of his hands in a separator anG
had two fingers so badly injured that amputa
| tion was necessary