The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-29
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Special TO the Scranton Tribune.


Susquehanna, June 2s.--The annual commence.
ment exercises Of Laurel Hill academy will DO
held in Hogan Opera house this and tomorrow
evenings
According to Bre'r IIaincs Of the Homes.
dale Independent, hen which Farmer Free.
man Brown, Of Tyler Hill, Wayne county,
killed, contained thirteen full.sized eggs, two Of
item having shells. Ii you see it in the Indc.
pendent il Il So
Arrangements are completed for the Free
Methodist camp meeting at Ararat, to be held
in July.
The bankrupt sale of the property of Charles
\. De Lancy, of jackson, took place on We'd.
nosday
A Susquehanna delegation was in Kirkwood,
V, on Wednesday, attending a district con.
vention of the Epworth league.
Miller 5. Allen, esq, of Montroso, was pro.
ftssionaly engaged in town on Wclro>ir,.
Thomas Irving Erie shop cmploy2, sus
tanned an injured hand on Wednesday
The Binghamton street fair is not catching
great crowds from this section. II CO.'S - g.
to see the entire outfit which seems is too
much for a 2jcent show.
Professor and Mrs. Earman Tcnncr, of Bng
hamtCn, have returned home from 4 visit with
Susquchanna relatives.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Connor. of
Elm street a SON
The Susquchanna Valley team ot Bingham.
ton, will play the Susquchanna nine, in Bcche
park in Susquchanna, July 4.
Manager Curran, of the Susquchanna 0asc lil
Cluh. in a newspaper card, makes the following
proposition to the Montrosc clubs That the
two clubs, comprised Of exactly the same play
trs that played in Susquehanna May 3o play
ball on either the Montrose or S'lsquchanna
grounds, for a purse Of $25 (winning club To
psy for base balls uscd), al any Zine that "ln
be agreed upon, between the two teams
Dr William j. Condcr on "Wednesday morn
ing. successfully removed a six.pDund twuor
f'om the neck Of valuable dog belonging TO
p. j Connors.
After an illness Of several weeks, Mrs. Caro-.
line Hodge died this morning at the residence
Of John L. Williams Broad street, in this
place, in her ventynnth year. She is survived
by four adult children The remains will, this
| evening, be taken to Owcgo, n. Y, the former
home Of the deceased, for service and inter
ment
At the home Of the brides mother in IIar-
ford, June -, Miss l. May TinGlcy and William
Bennng were united in marriage.
Scvcnty.Rvc children will receive their first
| communion in St. Lawrence Catholic church,
in Great Bend, on Sunday morning next.
Burglars on Tuesday morning entered the iCw-
clry store Of ]. t. Chichester, in Great Bend,
but they were frightened away before they Sc
cured any plumber
Between Great Bend and Binghamton at l
o'clock this morning passengers on the west
bound Erie express No. were shaken up by
| the cars coming in contact with something upon
| the outside. The force of the pact threw two
| ladies from their hcrths. Nearly all Of the
| beautiful cars Of the train were moro or ls-s
| marrcd, the damage to the outside mouldings
| and broken windows showed the train had met
| with narrow escape. II is supposed that a
| looscncd swinging door Of freight car or a
| misplaced stock Of timber did the damage.
While returning from school at Red Rock,
on Tuesday, Miss May Rourkc killed rattle
snake, measuring five feet in length. 1t had
eight rattlcs.
Frederick o. Martin, Of Deposit, has returned
| home from visit with Susquohanna relatives
Kcran Moran, pupil at Allcgany college, is
| spending his vacation at his home in this place
| 4 large band of gypsics, westward hound
| passed through town this morning. They had
| a fine equipment Of horses and wagons.
Albert Icrsch, Of New York, who has beer
visiting his parents in this place, has returned
| home