The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-13
SUsQUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

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susquehanna, April 12.--Aftcr two days Ill.
ness of grippe and pneumonia Miss Eunice'
eldest daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Henry Persons,
died on "cdncsday afternoon, aged about 20
years. She was q graduate Of the Susquehanna
High school and for several months past she had
been attending the State Normal school in One.
onta, New York. She recently came home on
account Of sickness in her family. She was an
cstmable young lady, and her untimcly death is
deeply regretted by very wide circle of rela-
tives aud friends The funeral will occur
Monday.
The funeral Of the late Daniel J. Madden, OF
Brandt, will occur from st. Johns Catholic
church Friday afternoon at o'clock.
In Hastcad on Saturday evening some one en-.
tered the room of II. sayer, a shoe dealer, and
stole Ssi. Mr. Saycrs store has been burglarized
a number Of times.
After long years of suffering Miss Gencvieye,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles scanlon, OF
lIallstcad died on Monday morning aged 90
years. The funeral was largely attended from
st. Lawrence church, in Great Bend, on Wednes-
day morning. Robert and Edward Emperor, OF
Scranton, were among the cousins Of the deceased
who acted as pail bearers.
Business Manager Church, Of the Hallstead
Herald is taking a southern trip.
The New Milford Presbyterian church has cx.
tended a call to Rev. II. ~ Ives, of Binghamton,
to become its pastor
stephen Tngcy, jr., of IIastead, is seriously
ill.
Rev. W. II. Williams Of Richmond, Va, "the
drummer evangelist" superintendent Of the
Scranton district of the Anti.Saloon League of
Pennsylvania, is delivering a series OF addresses
in Susquchanna county.
Mrs. S. -. Chase, Of IIallsead, has returned
home from visit with relatives in Baltimore
and Easton.
The annual meeting of the Womcn's Foreign
Missionary society of the Binghamton Methodist
district, of which Susquehanna, is a part, will
be held in the Centenary church, in Binghamton,
today.
At the residence of W. Z. Bennett, in Lanes
boro, last evening at S o'clock Henry A. Ben
nett and Miss Anna Mcrk, both of LanesboTo,
were united in marriage.
On account of an attack of grippe Tim Hurley
has ceased training for time.
Following is the trial list for this weeks scs
sion of county court: Patrick IIassett, bur
gary; Winam Church, Henry White and Fred
erck Burdick, burglary; Peter Kcnyack, assault
and battery; lirs. Katie Kelly, assault and bat
terry; william Churcn, larceny; Fred Lindsey,
feloniOus rape; Andrew krcs, assault and bat
terry; Leroy Whitaker. assault and battery;
Frank Quick, assault and battery; Samuel Smith,
larceny; Andrew Shoemaker, larceny. Hassctt
Whitaker and Quick claim residence in Susque
hanna and vicinity.
has commenced the work of mapping out and
surveying the borough line of sewers.
Dr. NJ. l.. Miller has established a private hos.
pital in the Barton residence, on Grand street.
with trained nurses and other essentials. lie
has eight out ot.town patients. The hospital will
be enlarged at once by securing an additional
builulng.
Mon,aly examinations are in progress in the
SuSquchanna hgn school.
Miss Belle seymour, of Corning, is assisting
week in the singing in Christ Episcopal
church.
Miss Mabele Whitney, of North Jackson, who
has been confined to her bed for the past ten
weeks with muscular rheumatism, has taken IA
trip to Georgia, hoping to improve her health
Miss Name Springstein, of Susquchanna, will
assist in the Faster music in the lloncsdalc
Methodist church.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William II. Lang.
ford will occur from the family residence on
Washington street. on. saturday afternoon, Rev.
Charles Henry Ncwing, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating,
The remains of Miss Cora Clancy, of the
Oakland Side, who died in the western part Of
the state on Monday evening, have not yet ar.
T' ! here.
Il protgctcd Illness Mrs. Oscar Wash.
bL,u, an old and respected resident of jackson
street died at o'clock this morning. She leaves
| no immediate relatives. Foor the greater portion
of her life she resided in Gibson township. The
funeral will prouau,y take place on Saturday,
with intcrmcnt in Gibson.
Holy Thursday services were held and largely
attended this morning in st. Johns Catholic
church.