The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-15

the neighbOrhOOd during the goat
spare moments when there-are no oys-
ter cans, door scrapers or other edibles
for it to niDbe The singular behavior
of the goat on Tuesday afternoon at
tracted the attention of the family.
1t ran to and fro, bleating pteously,
and seemed half distracted. Some one
suggested that the animal be followed.
The goat seemed to appreciate the fact
that it was understood, and led the
way to the rear of the yard. where
the puppy was found in a pit ten feet
deep, almost in the last struggles. The
puppy was rescued and restored to the
goat, who greeted it with the fondest
caresseS.
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
The State Teachers association
meets in WilliamspOrt July 30.
The Susquehanna County Educator
will not be published during July and
August.
The Susquehanna County Teachers
association will meet in Great Bend
on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 14-15.
DR.. S. Parker Cadman, of New York,
will lecture on Friday evening. Sub
tect, Life in London"
The centennial reunion of the stu
dents of Franklin academy, in Har-
ford, will occur today in memory of
DR.. Lyman Richardson, for many
years it's able principle.
Following are the average WAGES
paid school teachers in Susquehanna
county: Male, S4O.16; female, s25. The
average length of term is 704.
SOME NEWS NOTES.
The Susquehanna band is in Deposit
p +oday frrniebing music for tho era
mons convention
In Reehe nark on Friday afternoon.
the Bainbridge and Susouehanna clubs
will .trucg,a for tho n,astorv
ON sunday evening ar tho residance
of Daniel n Snragne In oakland bv
Rev Cbor,es Unnry Sewing naetor ~
the Methodist churcb in Susouehanna
John A. Cline and Allie r Niles both
of Rinphamton were united in mar
riare.
Al State Limo inst north of I.ones-
boro ON vadrosaa,, ,,,ornira Da,o-
ware and Hudson car broko Jcsre -run
10 barn belonging TO tbe standard
vi company, doing considerable dam
age;
summer trains 4 I't 70 Noirr"y on ~, neMe p pace
rnn hotwoan FI,,iu, 'e "
Thav IN, 1.iitl" anu N0" 'ork'
JUST SAID ASIDE.
Never disnuta n narson o,,or IN ,.oor.
of age.
About one person in four can fell tho
year of their birth offhand and with.
out reference TO data.
The Aerial Ouickstep" ia the latest
for hanging.
The more sense a preacher has the
less need of sensationalisu
1t is surprising how MANY neonIo
there are in this world who do not lilo
to work between meals.
Cannot the American hoxers no in
duced to Join the ranks of their
brethren in China?
"The Lord loyeth a cheerfu, ,iver,,
but there's no use cbucI,ing n cooror
cent into a contributior No. r.,
enough to make the folks NJ tho h,ol-
seat think the communion sarvico has
tumbled off the altar
When an auonoth,c and n ho,,oo
pathic physician agree IN counsoI to-
gether. il will ne a STRANGE noir y 49,
The NEWS GRlST.
With the coming of the chair fac
torg' Halistead expects a building and
20 Dooih'
me proJect 10 celebrate Montrose's
Ech'ciih'al Is evidently slumberins
SW'tty'
'm VIII PROBABLY see another milk
strike among the farmers. The farm
err iot is NOT always happy one.
Farmers KICK because OF the lack OF
laws taVorlng them, but they persist
year attcr year, in sending lawyers to
Harrisburg to represent them.
The census taker gets double pay
Tor taxing the name of any one who
Keeps goat. What picnic the emu
merator must have In Forest City.
The Susquehanna county medical
pension examining board met in this
place on wednesday The usual num-
per "t veterans appeared for examina-
tioh' Uncle sam is rich enough to
give even all Il tafn'