The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-01-16
sUsoUEHANNA COUNTY.

Special TO The Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna Jan. 15.--An unknown
man was killed b. a train at Uniondale
on Saturday evening. His remains
were badly manged.
The Board of Trade will hold a ban.
quet at the Starrucca home February
q. n fine programme is being ar
ranged
Following are the new officers of the
First National bank: President. NJ
II. Eisman; vice president. George I.
Frazier: cashier, c. Fred Wright; as
sistant cashier. A. r. Falkenburg;
directors, f. d. Lyon, Alvin Edwards
$. Falkenhurg. Joseph r. Lannon.
The Erie Is ferreting out coal thieves
along the line. Tons of coal are daily
stolen from the pockets and cars.
The successful series Of revival
meetings, held in the Brandt Presby.
terian church, have closed.
The Susquehanna Mannerchor will
| entertain its lady friends at a mas
querade ball, to be held in its Oakland
Side music hall on Monday evening.
January 90.
Christ Episcopal church Is to be
generally improved.
|
| hop January 49, Hassctt and Holli-
hans Susquehanna orchestra will fur
| nish music for the occasion.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot
will visit Christ Episcopal church in
| Sus9uehanna February Is. During his
| stay the Mems club will give supper
| in his honor at the Canawacta home.
The Young Ladies' Guild of Christ
fair February 1917.
Hon. Galusha A. Grow has been IN
vited to be the orator of the day at
the centennial celebration Of Hartford
academy. but he thinks it will be i'm
possible for him to accept.
| Business remains excellent on the
! Jefferson division of the Erie.
Pickerel fishe rmen are meeting with
excellent success on the lakes of this
| vicinity.
There was perceptible fall of snow
on Sunday. sufficient to make slush.
but little sleddin'.
| Rev. Walter S. Peterson, of South
| Dakota, on Sunday occupied the pui-
pit of the Oakland Methodist church.
Harry Leslie. of Rochester. y. Y. is
visiting his parents, MIR. ard Mrs.
John NJ. Leslie. on Jackson street.
Four female Egyptians have invaded
the town and are telling fortunes
The Delaware and Hudson paid its
station hands and trainmen on Friday.
The Susquehanna Journal very prop
erly defends former District Attorney
w. ID. l.. Ainey from the attacks made
| upon him in the confessions of Eagan
and Shea. Mr.. Ainey is all right. He
has a host of friends. who will not
believe he acted unprofessionally In
his work % securing evidence against
the murdercrs. The charges made did
not come from a very good source.
Lincoln ]. Carter's Chattanooga" is
the next opera house attraction.
Today G.. E.' Feller succeeded Isaac
| Bond as master mechanic of the Erie
shops in this place, ard Mr.. Bond be-
came master mechanic of the Erie
shops in Hornellsville. vice G.. p.
| Weiss, resigned.
l.. G. Bergmiler is i'll at his hon.,
| on Pleasant avenue.
Rev. II. l.. Sheldon. Of Kingston,
N. V. will soon begin a series of evan.
| gclistiC meetings in the Susquehanna
! Presbyterian church.
1t is reported that Rev. T.. T.. Allen
is soon to sever his relations with tn :
| Baptist church.
| Flood and PierCe's dancing school
will be held in Hogan opera house on
Friday evening.
The Erie has asked for ar extension
of time for cquipping all of its cars
with air brakes and patent safety
couplers until January /. 1891. The
request will probably be granted.
Fl. NJ. Congdon. a New York church
architect. has been the guest of Rev.
G. w. Bost minister in charge Of
Christ Episcopal church.
Relics are being gathered for the
coming Hartford centennial celebra.
ton.