The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-13
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Slsoucharna, June 12.-The following is the
Laurel Hill Academy class of 1900: Christopher
3vrnc Grace Brennan, Lottie Buckley, Nora
Coughln, Bertha Collier, Lille Creegan, Alice
Dinsrnore, Nellie Dooley, Frank Driscoll, Edward
Fitzgerald Albert Ioulihan, Walter iIeaey,
Nora Hanrahan, Frank IrvingI ISABELLE Kittelle,
Henry Lannon, Chester Munson, kittie Reilly,
Lena Seaman, Thomas Savage The time for
holding the commencement exercises will be held
June 1929. A splendid programme is being ar.
ranged.
The approaching marriage Of John II. Glib
bons and Miss Annie Smith announced from
the altar of st. Johns Catholic church on
Sunday morning.
Cananacta lodge, No. 800, Free and Accepted
Masons, last evening paid Huron lodge, of
Union, N. Y. fraterI al visitation. very
pleasant time is reported
Mrs DIR. Birdsall, of Willow street, will on
Wednesday afternoon entertain the Methodist
Foreign Missionary society at her home on Will
low street.
Summer boarders from the cities are already
beginning to arrive at points on the Delaware
division of the Eric.
T. II. Townsend, of New Milford, is slowly re-.
covering from two months illness with blood
poisoning.
Cananacta lodge, No. 800, Free and Accepted
Masons, of New Milford, will today decorate the
graves of its deceased members with appropriate
exercises.
The Susquehanna band will furnish music at
| the fremens convention il. Deposit, n, ", on
| Thursday
The Ministerial and Literary association of the
| Binghamton Methodist district of which Sus.
| quehanna is part, will be held in Vestal
| Broome county, N. Y, today
| The coal business on the jefferson division of
| the Erie is improving somewhat.
| The Fries summer time table will take effect
l Ga, l. al,
| Of the fact trains will be materially increased.
| The regular monthly meeting of the board OF
| trade, announced for this evening, has been post.
| poned for week
James +. Blessing, a highly Respected resi-.
| dent of Oakland township, fell dead on Prospect
| street. in this borough, while making necessary
| repairs to windmill. Messrs. Blessing and
Fisher had just finished work at the MILL when
Mr.. Blessing suddenly fell forward upon his
face and expired. ApOpleXy was the cause. De
ceased had some time since suffered a slight
shock, He removed from Montrose to this section
several years since. He is survived by the
widow and several children. The funeral viii
take place on Wednesday.
The Susquehanna school board has elected the
following officers: President. NJ. j. Ryan; sec
retary, J, j. Callahan treasurer, Thomas Mil
lane. Principal Twllley and the entire corps O
., teachers have been engaged for the ensuing
year. Twelve mills on each dollar of the assessed
valuation OF property IN the district will b,
levied for school purposes and mills on tn,
dollar for building purposes
Dr. and Mrs. Dwyer and child, and Mrs. Dun
ming, of Forest City, guests Of Susquehanni
relatives.
Principal and Mrs. Homer NJ Barrett, o
Lanesboro, are guests of Jackson relatives
The Susquehanna base ball club will hold
picnic in Beebe park July 4.
Up TO date no effort has been made to secur
a building for the Keystone Hook and Ladde
company near the chemical engine. This is no
as it should be. The company has done wei b,
the borough. Let the borough do its duty will
ingly and at once.