The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-22
sUsoUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Susquehanna, May 21.-Tim Hurley,
of Susquehanna, and Jack" McDon-
ough, of st. Paul. Mimi. will fight in
Elmra on the evening OF May 80.
Five freight conductors and their
crews have been taken off from, the
Delaware division Of the Erie.
Editor $. Bruce Chase. OF the Hall
stead Herald, will do the census act
in Hallstead.
Binghamton parties have rented the
Du lSois cabin on a mountain over
looking Hallstead, and are occupying
IL for the summer.
e. &. Lathrop, of Binghamton, a
few days since caught a trout weigh
ing 5% pounds, from Carmalt Lake,
near Montrose.
The Susquehanna Anti-Saloon league
Is preparing to begin operations.
The ninth annual commencement
exercises Of the Ianesboro High school
will be held in the Lanesboro Metho-
dist church on Friday evening next.
William Trine, of Jackson street, is
gradually recovering from very Sc
rious attack Of grippe pneumonia.
Moody post, No. So Grand Army OF
the Republic, is perfecting arrange
ments for Memorial Day.
The remains OF Mrs. Patrick Hall,
who died in Rnghamton. were on Sat
urday brought to SusQuehanna and in
tered in Laurel Hill cemetery.
f. l.. Perkins will probably re-en-
gage in business in Susquehanna.
In the Methodist church on Sunday
evening next, the pastor, Rev. Charles
Henry Newing, will preach a memorial
sermon. Moody post and Moody Relief
corps, Grand Army Of the Republic,
will attend in a body.
On account of inclement weather
the Susquehanna hand indefinitely
postponed it's concert. announced to be
held in the Main street pagoda on
Saturday evening last.
The Harmony Brick company, of
Brandt has added new brick machines
to its plant.
A new signal tower is being erected
at jefferson junction by the Erie COM
pany. The latest system of interlock
ing switches is being introduced at a
heavy cost.
Miss Jennie Travis killed a spotted
adder, measuring four feet in length
in nor yard on Front street on Sat
ulUay last.
Burglars are operating in the Erie
| railroad stations along the Delaware
division.
Members Of Keystone lodge, No. 90
| Ladies' society to the Brotherhood OF
| Locomotive Firemen, on Friday even.
| ing paid Progressive lodge. of Carbon
| dale, a fraternal visitation. A very
| pleasant time is reported.
County Superintendent of Schools
MoXley will hold an examination fol
| teachers certificates, in Great Rend
| May 29, and in Hopbottom, May 81
"A. F.. Mitchell, superintendent oi
| motive power of the Erie, will sail fol
| Paris on Wednesday, 70 be a Juror OF
! railroad appliances at the exposition.
Colwell, the ex-Great Bend bal
! player, covers more ground in center
! field than any other man Matrel has
had Up to date.
Miss Katie Stryker, a teacher in the
Oakland high school, is visiting hei
parents at Lestershire, n. Y.
1t is reported that Banker Ames
| of Forest City. has sued DR.. Knapp
of that borough, for $780, 900 damages.
| keran Moran, of Jackson street, who
has been seriously i'll for severa
weeks, is able to be out
Rev. David l. Sutherland, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, en- Sunday
evening preached an able and telling
| temperance sermon to a large congre.
! cation. l..