The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-12
SUSQUEHANNA.
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Susquehanna, April 1.-THE fifteenth annual
convention OF the Susquehanna County Sunday
School association will be held in the Baptist
church in Montrose May l and ,. Following
are the officers Of the association: President,
G. +. Whitney; vce.president Rev. G.. G. Gil
lett; recording secretary, Miss Annie Harrington;
statistical secretary, W. W. Adams; treasurer,
Rev. II. J. Crane; home department secretary,
T. J. Matthews; primary superintendent, Miss
Mary l. Graves; executive committee Rev l.. w.
Church, Rev. W. c. Tilden; E. F. Jones; chair.
man Of entertainment committee, Joseph F.. Bar.
ney
The funeral Of the late Rev. James McCabe,
of Warren. Pa, will take place from st. Pat
rick's church, in Binghamton, on Thursday morn.
ing. He formerly resided at Silver Lake Susquc-
hanna county
Arrangements are being made for a grand ball
to be held under the auspices of Christ Episco
pal church.
The tenth annual ball OF Young Mems Social
club will be held in the New Milford Opera
house, Friday evening, April 80. Music will
be furnished by Bakers full orchestra, of Bing
hamton.
At Cascade Valley, y. V, on Tuesday Fred.
erick C. Comstock died, aged 6s years. The
funeral will take place from the family residence
on Thursday morning. The remains will be in.
tered in the Mcclure Settlement cemetery
There will be session OF the Susquehanng
High school on Friday next-Good Friday.
The funeral Of the late Robert j. Sperl took
place from the family residence in Oakland this
afternoon and largely attended. Rev. b. H.
Abbott, OF Carbondale, rector of Grace Episcopal
church, in Oakland oficiated, and the remains
were inferred in Evergreen cemetery, in Susque.
hanna.
The three burglars who were arrested when
entering P. II. Lines store, in Great Bend, at
an early hour on Monday morning, gave their
nF nolt
Jackson Evans, of Orange. y. j., and Thomas
Catfery, of New York. They a desperate lot
The oldest is about 2S years old. The others
are about 60 Binghamton detectives believe
that they have been operating in that city foe
several months past.
Miss Carrell, OF Elmira, last evening rendered
a solo in Christ Episcopal church. There is
vested professional at each service in the church
this week.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Dessauer, Of Montrose is the guest
OF SusQuehanna relatives.
After a short illness Daniel Madden, pioneer
resident Of Brandt, died on Tuesday morning.
| aged about n years. He is survived bv the
widow and six adult children The funeral will
| occur from st. Johns Catholic church, in Sus
| quehsnna, on Thursday, and the remains will
| be inferred in Lanesboro cemetery.
William A. Skinner, ESQ.,, is i'll with the grippe
There is nothing like advertising. A Susque
| hanna man on Monday advertised in the news.
| papers that his wife had left his bed and
| board" and Tuesday she came home.
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sper Of Carbondale, are
| in town, called here by the death and funeral
| Of his brother, the late Robert Sperl
The susquehanna county medical pension ex.
! amining board met in this place TODAY, the
usual number Of veterans appearing for examina-
| ton.
| The stables Of the Jay House, in New Milford
| burned at midnight, together with the contents,
/ al,,Ii at1bf md n
| wagons, harness, etc. A blacksmith shop ad-
| joining also burned. The fire department pre-.
vented the further spread OF the flames
| CHARLES =. Curtis, Of Jackson street. Is ID.