The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-12
SUSQUEHANNA.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquchanna, July 1.-THE Susquehanna and
New Milford teams will play in New Milford this
afternoon.
In Bcabe Park on Saturday afternoon the Sus
quchanna and the Walton, y. Y, teams will play
ball.
The Susquehanna Juniors play ball today in
Honcsdalc with home nine.
The Susquehanna Forest City Telephone com.
pany is laying its poles through this borough.
The Sunday school Of Christ Episcopal church
will hold its annual picnic in riverside park
Llncsboro, on Thursday.
Mrs. JudSon H. Cook, formerly Of Susquehan'
ma, is seriously i'll in Paterson, N. ].
Joseph Siddon, of Spring avenue, is recovering
| from an attack of typhoid malaria.
Dr. Aincy Of New Milford, and his son, W. ID.
| B. Aincy, of Montrose, have arrived in Glasgow,
Scotland
G. Frank Halpin has enlisted in the United
| states army. lie expects to see service in the
/ Philippines China.
Miss Emily G. BIackman, Susquehanna county's
| able historian is the guest Of friends in Gill
| bcrtsvillc, y. Y
Miss Hattie Kelly, Of Honcsdale, is the guest
| Of Susquchanna relatives.
| The tenth annual reunion Of the Griggs family
will be held in Riverside park, in Lanesboro, on
| Aug. Iii.
An excursion will run to Riverside Park from
| Forest city, July Il
The unc and Belchor family reunion will be
held at the old homestead at Hines corners,
| Wayne county, Aug. 9.
| 4 telephone line is being built between Susque-
| hanna and Bainbridge. II has reached Columbia
| Grove from the south.
| The First Presbyterian church in Montrosc on
sunday celebrated its nneticth anniversary with
appropriate exercises. Henry W. Jessup, esq, Of
| New York, delivered an excellent address upon
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| and Ourselves"
Richard Moss, Of Newark, n. j., is visiting
| SusQuchanna relatives.
| The Methodist Sunday school is preparing for
| its annual picnic.
Deputy Prothonotary W. J. Baker, OF Mont.
rose and DIR. Hollister, of Wilkes.Barre, with
their families, are at Elk lake.
Mark l.. Smith, of Scranton, district passenger
agent OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
railroad has been visiting in Montrosc.
Mrs. Clara sherman has returned from visit
with Scranton relatives.
George Brewer, Of Saugerties, y. Y, is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brewer on
Turnpike street
J. W. Graham Of Mcgargce Brothers, Scranton,
was circulating in town on Monday.
| Miss Lillian Ellsworth, of Montrose is the
guest of her brother, Clarence E. Ellsworth, in
this place.
Mrs John c. Kane is the guest of Forest City
relatives.
Susquehanna has no horsclcss carriages, but il
has a housclcss fire company
Mrs. Henry T, Birchard Of Broad street, Il
the guest of Montrose relatives,
| Emuatng the good example Of Herrck Cen
ter, Jackson is to have a graded school.
Edwin l.. Weeks and family, Of Binghamton
are occupying their handsome new cottage
"Rocly Nook" at Heart Lake,
Mrs. George Bradley, wife Of a Susquehanni
! division engineer, residing in Hornclsylle, re
Gently rode upon her husbands locomotive from
HorncllSvile to Susquehanna and return, a dis
tanCe Of 2Ss miles with a rest of three hours
The trip consumed about twenty'siX hours,
: Albert Leiscnring and family of Upper lie
high, have been visiting Judge Jessup, in Mont
rose.
The threatened second strike Of the milk pro
ducers Of this section failed TO materialize il
l | time.
The Carmel Grove camp meeting in which tn
Methodsts Of this section are interested, will b
, held at Hooper, y, Y, July Is to Aug. l2
, W. IL. Jessup, ir,, and Fred Kingsbury, q
Scranton have rented the old Chandler mansion
| in Montrose, for the summer,
A reception and recital will be given by IN
ladies and gentlemen Of the congregation
, Christ Episcopal church at the residence
/, George Kirk on Broad street. this evening.
n Miss Mary Jaeger, Of Montrose, who has bee
o visiting Susquehanna relatives, has returne
home.