The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-21
SUSQUEHANNA.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, May 20.-Following is
the Lanesboro High school class of
1900: Oscar b. Donaldson, Grace L.
Cook, John j. Soop, Sybl p. Peck
Henry S. Munson, inertia +. Finch,
Guernsy Il. Hubbard, Myrtle NJ. Snow,
David \. Taylor.
The Susquehanna band gave an en-
jOyable concert in the Main street
pagoda on Saturday evening.
Rev. Charles w. Boot of Christ Epis-
copal church, has issued a very cordial
invitation to the salOOnkeepers of this
locality to attend his church this even
ing, when he will speak upon the sub
ject, THE Saloon the Vice and Abuse
of Liberty"
Erie Hose company. No. l, has or
ganized a base ball nine, with Nj. B.
Walsh as manager.
George Tisdell, Of Susquehanna, has
been appointed deputy grand patriarch
of Susquehanna county, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows.
Dimock camp-meeting will this year
commence on Wednesday, August %,
and close on Thursday, August 80.
The Century club held an enjoyable
complimentary hop in Hogan opera
house on Friday evening. Music by
Doran and Evans.
The Susquehanna Athletic club has
further improved its Erie avenue par
lors by adding a bath tub and other
conVeniences.
The Erie Railroad company has de-
posted 10000 pike fry in the Delaware
river at Deposit.
Evangelist II. d. Sheldon is holding
| a successful series of meetings at Sher-
man.
The new lodge of the National Pro-
tective legion starts out with a men,
bership of over thirty.
PlenteOus showers are tickling the
ribs of nature, and vegetation jumps
joyously.
The examinations for teachers ce-.
tificatcs in Susquehanna county will be
held as follows: jackson, May %; OAK
land, May 49, Thomson, May "a: Her
rick Centre, May 26.
Erie Master Mechanic C. Z. Fuller's
family has arrived in town, and are
occupying the Rymon residence on
/ Broad street.
The LanesbOro tannery, which has
been closed for year. is preparing to
/
a sole leather tannery.
! l.. f, Perkins, Of Port Dickinson, n.
Y, whose dry goods store in this place
| was destroyed by fire on Thursday
night will probably resume business in
! the near future.
A large number of farmers among
| the Five States MIX Producers are
turning their milk into butter and
| cheese, instead of sending it to the
| New York market and selling il for
next to nothing.
/ a Susquehanna lady last week Sc
| cured legal separation from her hus-
band, and, incidentally, received 10000
! from him
The funeral Of the late John Millane.
of Hallstead, took place and was large
! ly attended on Friday morning from
/ st. Lawrence Catholic church i'm Great
| Bend, where requiem high mass was
| celebrated, and the interment was
! made in the Great Bend cemetery.
! 1t is rumored that the Erie has placed
/ an order with the Brooks Locomotive
/ works, in Dunkirk n. Y, for fifty con
sOlidated locomotives.
/ Mrs, Bessie BostWick, Of Montrose. Is
the guest of Susquehanna relatives.
/ Quite large number of immigrants
are passing westward over the Erie
| For several years past the Erie has not
made a speciality of carrying this class
| of passengers, and the traffic has di-
verted to other roads.
! Mrs. w. ii. Stracher has been in Har-