The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-16
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, May 15.-E. r. w.
Searle. ESQ.,, is in Scranton, attending
the United States district court.
In the parlors of the Methodist
church, last evening. a reception was
| rendered Rev. and Mrs. Charles Henry
Newing, the occasion being the tenth
| anniversary of their marriage. There
were addresses, music and refresh
ments. The occasion was a very
! pleasant one
knights of Pythias Hall. a lodge of
the National Protective legion, will
| be organized.
The recently Susquehanna
base ball club has already received
challenges from several neighboring
clubs.
The main office OF the American
! Chair company will probably be re-
moved from Brandt to Scranton.
Principal Curtis, Of the Oakland
graded schools, is in New York city
on business.
BY the death of his mother, in Eng
land, Thomas Levin, an Erie em-
ploye. has fallen heir to a large es-
tate in that country. Mr.. Levin has
been in England several weeks
The district convention of the Pat
riotic Order of the Sons of America
will be held in Jackson on Wednesday
next.
| Montrose is now one hundred years
old. but some of her progressive citi-
zens are afraid that another century
will el5pse before the old town gets
around to celebrate the event. Mon.
trose sometimes moves at an elephan-
tine pace.
Washington Perrine has been APP
pointed inspector of piece work in the
Erie shops. Henry Sperl jr.. succeeds
Mr. Perrine as foreman of the rod
shop.
Master Mechanic Isaac Bond, of the
Fries shop in Horncllsvile, spent Sun
day with his family in this place.
In the Presbyterian church this
evening, Rev. DR.. Nichols, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church in Bing-
hamton, delivered an able, interesting
and instructive lecture. Subject,
"Constantinople." In the church par
lors, Immediately following, a pleasant
reception was held, to commemorate
the fifth anniversary of the pastorate
of Rev. David l. Sutherland. Warner
&. Brewers orchestra furnished the
music, and refreshments wqere served.
The occasion was a very pleasant one.
Jack" Russell, of Susquehanna, has
been sent to the Tioga county Jail, at
I Owego, for twenty days, for carrying
7 concealed weapons and for disorderly
conduct in Waverly, N. Y.
No milk is being brought to the
| ,,,ill Gta hN mo
5 bers of the Five States Milk Produc'
= ing association, and but a few cans
r are brought by any one. The asso-
l citation demand, that the New Milh
e exchange pay two and one-half cents
4 per quart the year around. and it viii
1 furnish no milk until it's terms are
e agreed to.
= The Elie freight house in Susque
= hanna is being enlarged
Y Fire broke out on Monday morninf
J., in the Lackawanna station at Hall
e stead. 1t is supposed to have caugh
= from some chemicals in the freiGh
she'd Considerable damage was don'
|, before the fire department quencheC
e the DANES.
|, Rev. David I. Sutherland, pastor o
the Presbyterian church, will delive
the Memorial Day address in Susque
hanna.
Rev. Charles w. Boot and Mr.. Alber
II. Faikenbury are IN Scranton, at
= tending the annual convention OF tn
e Central Pennsylvania diocese of tn
n Protestant Episcopal church.
= William Trive Is very seriously Il
" with grippe pneumonia, at his hom
t. on Jackson street.
l. M and Mrs. Arthur Brewer, O
v Lanesboro, visited relatives in AftoT
20 N. Y, on ST nday.
a The public drinking fountain, to
erected On Main street by the We
N mems Christian association, has al
rived 1t will be dedicated with ar
r propriate ceremonies.
n The new Baptist society at Brush
At Vile will endeavor to erect a churc
D. edifce. The foundation has alread
been laid.
at The fine grounds of st. Johns Cath
De Ollie church are being materially i'm
proved.
as Charles Kanolt of Jersey City, sper
- Sunday with Susquehanna friends.
90 Professors Flood and Pierce,
'E Binghamton, will hold dancin
school and hop In Hogan opera hou'
on Thursday evening,
= There is rumor that c. X. Fill
q company, Of New York city, ht
: agreed TO take all of the milk pre-
Z duced by the Five States MILK Pre-
z ducers' association. Local producer
say they will pour their milk into Il
ditch before they will, sell it at II
: present cut rates.
The pupils of Laurel Hill academ
are preparing for the commencemel
exercises to be held In June
Memorial Day win be very general
observed throughout Susquehanr
county. Our people never forget the
uE patriot dead