The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-05
MONTROSE.

Special to the scranton Tribonc.
Mnotrosc March i.-Charlcs \ Van Woi,ucr.
referee in bankruptcy of Scranton. was in this
place over sunday.
Harvey %. Thrashcr, who is cmploycd q, Pa.
torvvillc this winter. has been spending few
DAYS at his home in this place
Mis-. LaVcnc n. rrnb and htlo daughter.
NcSta' OF Nyalusine, aic guests OF ". aud Nlr..
H. v Frink
Robert ". Jcssup ot ~l,rtpp i. % ,isitu, in
town.
Company g, Giiy.1yc strong, lett saturday u.
p. IN. for Washington. Many citizens wore at
the station 10 bid the bows God speed
Dana Wautrous, student at Wyoming semi.
nary Kingston, passed Sunday at his home in
this place.
Harry Warner, OF Bnghamlou has returned
to his home after brei visit with Montroso
friends.
Mrs. John tahol. OF Jcssup street. is enter.
tairig her mother, Mrs James Lonelgsn, of Sl.
yer Lake.
Theodore u. Lyons. the we'll known electrician.
of this place. is in Binghamton on business
squire \. 5. Walnic was prominent Brook
lrnitc transacting business in This place On sat.
mday
Theodore T, Mack has recovered from ten
days Hines, and resumed his position al Beach :
foundry
The regular monthly union meeting of the con.
siegations OF Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist
churches Of this place was held in the last named
church last evening. Rnv T.. e. Thomas, preach.
ing an impressive and scholarly sormon
At the Presbyterian cinuch yesterday morning
r. W. Tinker was installed. and W. ID. B. Ainoy
was re.installed rurg cldcGS W. II. Ico,ip
had also been reelected ar Elder hut as he was
not present, his rcinStalldtior was deferred.
Seven Young Ladies' WeIc taken into member.
ship, and holy communion administered.
The inquiries addressed to many ot our resi-.
dents relative to board and accommodations
from people in the cities deSrous OF spending
t,c coming summer here indicate that the dp-
preaching season will nc very successful ono
tor IontroSc as summer resort.
The evangelical services at the Metuodl>J
Episcopal church arc still in progress and VIII
continue Though tha present week
Fred Bush the youthful son OF r. T.. Bush.
who resides in the township Just southwest of
this borough, and another boy Of similar age,
named Russell King, became possessed with Il
very natural desire to he in Washington. u. r..
today to witness the secO0d Inauguration OF Pres.
idcnt Mckinley. Their respective families, it
seems, were not consulted as to proper ways and
means of accomplishing tho contemplated jour.
neN, but the boys ldld their plans clandcstine'y
and on Friday last tn5l tool French leave ot
home and loved ones. Their absence being di,-
covered two families Nerc set in commotiop
aud Mr.. Bush at cncc sci out ON the tail. tie
found that the boys had taken rather indirect
course to reach the capital oi the nation. i. o..
thc toituous and winding paths along the ".
au-ing creek and on over into Bradford countl ,
and the young patriots had only reached. Stew.
Cnsvile when Mr.. Bush overlook them and per.
suaded them to accompany him home. and on
saturday evening The youngsters We're, instead
a. in Washington, again tucked safely in the"
own beds at homr--drcanHng perhaps OF the
great eyent-which today tran,pired aud to wit.
ness which they entertained such a lively and
patriotic desire.
Snapshot Photograph OF Company dp.
peared on the INST page OF the Philadelphia Pres,
today; the faces OF several wcrc readily rccog.
nizcd. The picture was taken the boys were
passing the treasury building iust after lhcr
arrival in Washington,