The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-16
SUSQUEHANNA.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna, Nov. l5.-George Tis-
dell is III with typhoid fever at his
home on Broad street.
George Boyden, of Oakland township,
who is hunting in the wilds OF PIKE
county. Pa, shot a deer on Monday.
"1hc Feast of the Seven Tables.
held by the Dorcas society in the Pfes-
hyterian church parlors this evening"
was well attended and n financial sue
cess.
Joseph Teskcy of jackson street,
employed in the Erie shop as II nnacnii-
ist, was quite seriously injured Whiie
at work on Tuesday morning. "A bolp'f
plug struck him in the face. decorating
his forehead. and he was considerably
scalded by escaping steam.
Dr. George W. Gleason ana daughter
were at Mclean, n. V, on Tuesday,
attending the funeral of DR.. H. u.
Gleason. a brother of the doctor.
After IA brief illness. Mrs. Kirk. an
aged and respected resident, relict OF
Charles Kirk. OF Lanesboro. died on
Saturday evening at the residence OF
her on-in-law. james Kirk, in this
borough. The funeral occurred Tuos-
day afternoon at the home.
parties to the jury unknown on
Friday night stole a horse of Mi. Lee,
of Stevens Point. Officers McMahon
and Palmer on Saturday evening found
the stecd in a barn in Innesboro. .wher"
it had been left by the thieves.
Extra meetings will soon begin in the
Methodist church.
Mrs. ]. j. Boyle has returned home
from visit With relatives at Ottawa.
Illinois
Branch IL. Ladies catholic Benev"-
lent association. will hold its annual
reception from to 10 o'clock on Tues
day evening at the Starrucca house. y
banquet will follow Mrs. l.. Is. Me-
,iowan. supreme president. and Mrs. j.
\. Rogers, supreme recorder. will be
present. The resident clergy and mcln-
bers of the Catholic Mutual Benevolent
association will deliver addresses.
Doran's orchestra will furnish music
for the occasion.
Mrs. NJ. II. lGisman is visiting Hin%-
hamton relatives.
The veterans received their quarterly
pension on Tuesday.
Union Thanksgiving services will he
held in the Presbyterian church on
Thursday evening, November 30. Ser
mon by Rev. Charles Henry Newing.
nastor OF the Methodist church.
The funeral of Mrs. Frank Kenyon.
of Clifford. this county. who died sud-
,ienly on Friday night, took place on
sunday.
\ gang OF obstreperous tramps are
in this vicinity. committing petty dep
l'tiations
\ Brushvilla hunter a few days ago
Killed an opposum, an animal seldom
seen i'll this section.
Several persons were received into
membership in the Methodist church on
sunday morning.
;usq"ohanna New Milford and Hall
stead talent will soon give an enter
tainme... at Hallstead.
Erie Engineer Joseph lIlston. former
~ of Susnuchanna but now of EIlmira,
has been reinstated, after suspension
nf several months.
Miss Lena Barrett, assisted by Miss
Howard II violinist, will give II recital
in the Methodist church ON Wednesday
evening next.
The Crescent club will hold hop at
the Starrucca house on THANKSGIVING
eve.
About fifty members Of Dora Re-
hckah lodge. Independent Order Of odd
Fellows, last evening paid Sunlight Re-
bckah lodge of Binghamtol, a frater-
nal visitation. ana report Il Very pleas
ant time,
\ conGr national meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian church on Monday
evening, for the purpose Of selecting a
pastor.
II. \. Slncum, 4 prominent farmer OF
Cielatt, was found dead in his COW barn
on Monday morning. Heart disease was
The cause.
The funeral of Jessie, only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart, for
merly of brandt but NOW Of Straight.
Pa, occurred from the Brandt Pres
bytcrian church on Tuesday morning.
The interment was made in the Brandt
cemetery.
The 81 Stchbins company failed to
natcrialiZe in Hogan opera house las.
evening. owing 10 the Illness of the
leading man, Dan Darleiah, in Port
Jervis.
The reception and banquet held At
the Starrucca house last evening BY
Branch A. Ladies' Catholic Benevolent
association. was largely attended and a
very pleasant affair. The supreme
president and supreme recorder were
present, and the resident clergy and
prominent members of the Catholic
Mutual Benevolent association made
remarks. Doran's orchestra furnished
music.