The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-05-01
SUSQUEHANNA.
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Susquehanna, April 3O.-Nicholas
Van Antwerp, a pioneer resident of
oakland township, died on Saturday
in his 18th year. The funeral took
place from the family residence on
Sunday afternoon. Rev. James Clay
ton, of Binghamton. officiating. Inter-
ment was made in MCKune cen. etery.
Rev. James Clayton, of Binghamton,
preached on Sunday morning and
evening in the Oakland Congregations
church. Rev. Charles w. Dorts, of
Christ Episcopal church, will deliver
the inaugural address at the spring
meeting of the Scranton archdcaconry,
in st. Peters church, in Plymouth, on
| Tuesday.
Happy Cal Wagner, Harry Williams
and other professionals will indulge
in a cake " ak in Hogan opera house
| this evening.
+. r. Barrett a prominent business
| man, who has been seriously Ill for
| several weeks. is able to be out again.
Rev. Charles W. bort, of Christ
! Episcopal church, last evening took for
his subject ''The Art of lying" Rev.
| George w. Leach occupied the pulpit
! of the Avenue Methodist church, in
Oakland. on Sunday.
Professor J. A. Sophia, of Susque-
hanna, will have charge of the music
at the annual convention of the Sus-
Quehanna County Sunday schools
convention. TO be held in Montrose on
| Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Kelly, of Susquehanna,
hGs secured n situation as bookkeeper
| with thc Lackawanna laundry in
Scranton Miss Kathryn Mulrooney.
also of Susquehanna, has taken the
position Cf starographer for Attorney
| SCragG, in Scranton.
Rev d. G. Barnes, of West Coles
Vile. New York, ably officiated on
Sunday in the Baptist church.
The new Anti-Saloon league starts
out with a membership of Ill.
Professor James Goodrich, the we'll
known musical conductor, who has
conducted cantatas in Susquehanna,
recently dropped dead at Angola, n.
Y, while he was drilling an amateur
company.
Tho commencement exercises of the
New Milford graded schools will be
held at the opera house on Thursday
evening, May 8.
James Mcmahon, formerly of Sus-
quehanra, died in Chicago on Friday.
He has Susquehanna relatives.
The death of Oliver Perry. on Thurs
day, was followed by the death of his
brother, Alonzo, on Friday. Both We're
old and highly respected residents OF
Jackson township. They came into
this section when it was almost "a
bowling wilderness"
The Susquehanna base ball club, just
organized. has a challenge from the
Delaware Literary Institute nine, OF
Franklin. N. Y. The latter club will
play a game with the Windsor club, in
, Windsor.
Rev. W. II. Williams will hold an
, anti-saloon mass meeting in Hallstead
this evening.
,, The MEMS club" of Christ Episco.
pal church, will meet at the residence
of A. NJ. BrOns on Broad street or
Wednesday evening.
Great BEND council. No. 355. knights
of Columbus, will hold its first annua
; reception IN Kstler's opera house or
, Tuesday evening Doran's full Sus
quehanna orchestra will furnish music
,, for the occasion. over one hundred
invitations have been issued
c. T.. Whitney has been appointed
= census enumerator for the Second
ward Of Susquehanna.
Fred II. Pride will probably build
steamer to replace the "Ermine,
which was recently destroyed by fire
The matter Of rebuilding the Fores
House, the summer hotel which wal
last fail destroyed by fire, has beel
decided.
" In the Episcopal church in Sayre
on Thursday last, Alfred Atkinson, o
SusQuehanna, and Miss Louise Bolch
, OF souehanna, We're united in mar
: riage. Mr.. and Mrs, Atkinson. upOl
u their return from Niagara Falls, vii
reside in Susquehanna.
The condition of Mrs. Harriet Smith
= of Washington street. who on Wed
!. nesday sustained a stroke of paralysis
is much improved.
Mrs Prentice, of jackson, is serious
ly i'll with a cancerous affection at Dl
Miller's private sanitarium, in thi
place.
Charles Beautelspacher, formerl
= and for many years a resident G
S Brandt died in Bnghamton Friday
e aged siXty-four years The remain
n were inferred in the Brandt cemeter
e this afternoon.