The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-24
MONTRoSE.
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Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrosc July 23-rhc intense heat is still
with us, but through it all, life in Montrose
is made Cndurable by the invigoratng mountain
breeze that we always have. The gracious
cOolncss Of the nights bcgcts rest and sleep,
and humanity hereabouts arise in the morning
greatly refreshed, and fortified to withstand the
cncrvating influence of days whose torridity is
measured at % degrees in the shade Montrose
is now in the full bloom Of her summer glory,
and the season gives promise Of being one Of
the most successful in our history as summer
resort.
Mrs. Sarah Case Turd, Of Waterbury, Conn,
former resident Of Montrose, has arrived in
town and will spend portion Of the season
here.
Charles Read sayrc, proprietor of "Roscmont,"
has returned from Virginia, and will have
personal charge Of his place during the season.
call has been issued for county conycn.
tion of Independent Republicans to be held in
the grand jury room at the court house in this
place, on Tuesday, July 81. The county Dem.
ocrats will hold their convention in the same
building on the same day. 1t is understood
that an effort to construct a fusion ticket will
be made. Such a ticket would stand no show
in Susquchanna county at any time, and GER
tainly not in presidential year
Charles Bailey formerly Of Scranton, who
attempted suicide, by hanging in this place on
Thursday last, has abandoned his intention to
die, and instead, is going to enlist in the Uni.
ted States army for service in the Philippines
or China.
The marriage Of Dr. Charles II. Gallagher.
rising young physician Of Wavcry, y. v, and
Miss Estclla Lyons, popular and accomplished
young lady Of this place, occurred at the home
Of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Margaret Lyons,
on Jessup street, on Thursday July o. at
O'Clock in the afternoon. Only the families and
most intimate friends witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by the hrd'3 pastor,
Rev. \. /. Benton, ID. D., OF the Presbyterian
church The house was handsomely trimmed
with ferns, running vines and daisies Refresh.
mcnts were served on the lawn DR. and Mrs
Gallagher LETT for bridal tour on a locomo.
bile.
Mrs. X. p. Riley and Miss Riley. Of New
Haven, Conn, and Mr.. and Mrs Murmod, Of
ST. Louis, are among the latest arrivals at y.
r. Lathropcs.
Miss Grace Dowd, Of Scranton, is the guest
OF Miss Frances X. zimmerman, on South Main
street. Miss Dowd will spend several weeks
in town.
Deputy Sheriff +. l.. Leonard and Mrs Leonard
are entertaining the formers sisters. Mrs Ivora
Stoddard Of Bnghlmton, and Miss Jessie Leo.
nard, Of Coopcrstown.
Miss Bertha BcssclI, Of New York. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel II. Coon, at
their home on Southn Main street
i. l.. Strange, of BinGhamton, is visiting
friends and relatives in Montrosc and at Fardale.
EX-RepreScntatiye Humphrey J. Millard. OF
Rush, was visitor in town the last of the week.
Miss Hattie Mckenzie Of Philadelphia is the
guest Of her auntS, The Misses Avery, at their
residence on Monument Square.
Mrs Ada Dennis Frcdcrcks, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Dennis.
Miss Minnie Wade, Of Scranton, is visiting at
H. j. stephens, in West Brdgcwatcr.
Miss Almira Fordham has gone to lake
Winola where she will spend a month with her
niece, Mrs. lIoratio NJ Cole of Scranton.
Miss Bertha Hatch, Of Binghamton, is spend.
ing the season at jefferson Green's, on Depot
street.
Dr. and Mrs. Chamot, af Cornell University,
Ithaca, y. v, are visiting at Dr. Gcnungs.
Miss Ellie Van Scotcn, Of Athens Is the guest
Of her uncle, Justice VI. H. Van Scotcn.
The clnncry started up on Friday and the
canning Of beans was Immediately commenced