The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-04
MONTROSE.
Special 70 the Scranton Tribune.

Mont1osc. May ). The renowned
Metropolitan Male quartette. who sang
it's way to fame at Sousas concerts,
have by rare good luck been secured to
appear at Village hail in this place
on Wednesday evening. May Is. under
the auspices of Rough and Ready Fire
company.
The regular monthly meeting of the
borough council will be held at the
council chamber on next Monday even
ing.
Hon. George G.. Hill. one of Susquc-
hanna county'S representatives at
Harrisburg. was in town for a few
hours today. Mr.. Hill was on route to
his home at Silver Lake. where he will
spend few days. returning to the
state capital the fore part of next
week
The annual banquet of the Alumni
| association of the Montrose high school
and reception to the class of 1901. will
take place at Village hall in this place
Friday evening, May 10.
Miss Margaret Doyle. of the Scran-
ton Business college. is at the home Of
her parents in this place. summoned
her" by the serious illness of her
mother.
The remains OF Miss Susan Gffln. a
former resident of Rirchardville. were
brought to this place from Bingham.
ton on Wednesday morning and taken
TO her old home for interment. Her
death occurred at her late home In
Binghamton OH Monday
Corporal John Quinn. of Silver Lake
township. well known veteran of the
a n
our streets this week
Miss Blennie NJ. Bunnell of Rush,
has been visiting friends In town.
Miss Bessie Mack Is the guest OF rel
atives at Binghamton.
w. Nelson Barnes. deputy register
and recorder. is transacting business
at his old home In Rush.
Miss Lillian Williams has returned
from New York city. where she spent
several weeks with relatives.
Rev. +. *. Thomas. pastor Of the
Baptist church. was at Hallstead on
Tuesday and Wednesday attending
the annual convention Of the SusQue-
hanna county Sunday School associa-
ton.
Gerrit Gardner, of Scranton. visited
his mother and sister in this place this
week
The Misses Riddle, OF Philadelphia.
have arrived in Montrosc and taken
possession of their cottage on Church
street for the season.
Carl Hawley is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Rosendalc, in New York.
Montrose's oldest resident. Mrs. Ar
naluna Parke. of Drinker street, who
il in the nincty-fourth year Of her age.
has Just completed the knitting of
rug 24X42 inches in size. Mrs. Parke
is remarkably active for ono so very
old, and still finds enjoyment in doing
loight houscwork
w. W. Amsbry and family. of Ger
mantown, Pa, are expected to arrive
in Montrose very soon. They will oc-
cupy their handsome residence on Lake
avenue during the season.
There promises to be a great turnout
at the ball grounds on Monday after
noon when the initial game of the sca-
son will be played between the Great
Bend and Montrose teams, in the
evening the boys will have ii benefit
hop al Village hall which will doubt
less be largely atctnded
Edward Ruare, plumber at the Boyd
store, has been offered a position with
Tunkhannocli firm and expects To
move to Wyoming's county seat very
soon.
Tho funeral Of Mrs, Marguerite II,
Risley, wife Of Reuben W, Risl"y.
whose death occurred at her late home
OH Depot street on Tuesday. was at
tended from the house yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, Rev. II. Is, ?enedict
conducting the services Interment
was made in the Newton cemetery at
Springville.