The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-12
IiONEspALE.

4ecia to the Scranton Trbunr.
1ion"sdalc, Nov. fl.--rhc thirty fourth
annual session of the Wayne county
'cnrhcrs' institute began ut . O'Clock
ms afternoon in the court house.
County superintendent Hover spoke
words of welcome to the teachers. then
introduced Prof Watkins. of Scranton,
who conducted a song service. MisS
Grace Whitney prcsides at the piano.
Devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. q. \. Place, of the Methodist
church. TWO hundred and fifteen
teachers We're enrolled at y. m. ST.
rerintcndcnt Hover has been untiring
n his efforts To secure the best. AS u
.osult Instructors for the institute and
the evening entertainments are of II
high class, afiording rare opportunity
tor teachers and others to hear this ar
ray of talent. None will fail to hear
and see Leland Powers play the laugh
abc comedy David Garrick" Tuesday
evening. He is a favorite of Homes
dale people. He impcrsonates nine diff
fcront characters in this play.
The meetings in the Methodist church
for the past two weeks have been
growing in interest. and will continue
during the present week
The members of the Presbyterian
choir will hold IL candy, bread and cake
sale in the chapel, Friday, commence
ing at = p. III.
Tho Ladies' Aid society Of si"ccyvlle
will serve Il chicken supper in the
school house Thursday evening, for thc
benefit of the chapel fund.
Miss Emma Burns. of Scranton, is
;hc guest of lioncsdalc friends.
r. Lewis Knight. of Hancock. y.
e.. was business visitor in Honcs,lale
on Saturday.
The result of the late election is con-
elusive evidence that the Republican
voters of Wayne county want harmony.
G.. NJ. Betz was placed in nomination
as a non partisan candidate for county
treasurer. and was elected by a plural
ity of bSS. while ier!tes. of the state
fusion ticket received 81 plurality in
the county.
Rev \. O. Gallencamp. who has
served as pastor of st. Johns Lutheran
church of Honesdale, has accepted II
call to the pastorate of the First Ger
man Lutheran church of Scranton. He
will enter upon his duties there next
Sunday.
The Ladies' Relief corps of lhe
Grand Army Of the Republic are in
need of funds. TO meet the need they
will serve an oyster supper in th" town
hall Tuesday evening.
4 council has been called by the
South Clinton Baptist church. for the
purpose of orclaining their pastor, REV.
Grant A. Stanton.
"The Village Parson" will be seen
at the Opera house Friday evening,
Nov. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry u. Russell have
returned from Il trip. which included a.
isit to the Pan-Americun and some
Nestern cities.
Thomas +. Galloway died at 10
o'clock sunday evening, at his resi-
dcnce on Dyberry avenue, as the result
IF a paralytic stroke, which he suffered
several weeks ago. Deceased is sur
vived by his Wife, one daughter i.
Isabella. and son, Clarence, at home.
aud son, Edwin f.. of the IlawleN
Times. William Galloway, of Arch
bald: Mrs. Rachel Terwilliger And r.
II. Galloway. of Scranton. are brothers
and sister Of deceased. The funeral
will be conducted by Rev. &. A. Place,
at his late residence. "Wednesday ut >
y. M. interment in Glendyberry cene-
tery. The service at the grave will be
in charge OF the Masonic order of
which he was a member. Deceased
was one of Honcsdal"'s most respected
and best business men. He had been
connected with the j. r. Brown furni-
ture and undertaking. establishment
since he was II years of age; was
treasurer of the Protection Engine
company for thirty-tWO years. De-
ceased was IS years of age.