The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-27
MONTROSE.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Montrnse. Aug 26.--Tickets are sell
ing rapidly for the great knights of
Pythas excursion to Ithaca and Lake
Cayuga. which takes place on sep
tember g.
The principal and instructors for the
ensuing term Of the MontrOse high
school have been engaged as follows
Prof Benton T.. James, principal; Miss
Clara Wiuans assistant principal; MIS-
Edith shaw Jones, assistant teacher in
high school. Miss Rose Judge, general
assistant; Miss Effie T. Reynolds, n.
grammar; Miss Laura j. Williams. Il
grammar: Miss Mary Carlin, 4 inter-
mediate. Miss Josephine Blakeslee, y
Intermediate: Miss Jennie Black, ad-
vanccd primary; Miss Ellen Searle, pri-
mary.
The arrual meeting of the Bridge
water Baptist association will he held
IN the rapt'st cnurch a this place Sep
t"nher .6-iI
The stock and fixtures of the G. Y
Stndllrd store were sold by Sheriff ".
: MaNay on Thursday morning. 6. II.
Landon. Of Monroeton. Bradford coun-
ty, purchased the entire stock for
81 525 and will remove it to his home,
where he will sell il in his own store.
The stock was inventoried at s2.4o0.
Montrose has just now a colored
clairvoyant, a fortune teller" and 1t
IS said that he Is reaping rich harvest
from the gullabo. 1t is said that the
gentleman is an artist in his line and
halls from Binghamton.
Mrs. d. Post jackson. of Bingham
ton, was a guest at George L. Littles
this week.
w. c. Parke and son, Of Scranton.
were visitors in Montrose this week,
Eli X Tarbol and wife, Of Winona,
MINI. are the guests of his father,
John :. Tarbel. in this place.
Miss Janet Causland. B. f., scored a
triumph at the Presbyterian church
recently on the occasion of her pro-
fessiona debut as an elocutionst and
dramatic reader before Montrose
audience Miss McCausland has re-
markahly attractive stage presence. a
musical and expressive voice over
which she has complete mastery, and
elocutonary talent of an unusually
high order 1t was a cultured and
critical audience which greeted her
and she took them captives by her eX-
Cellence and charm of her work.
The Democratic county convention
will be held in the court house in this
place tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. \. II. Mack, of Bing-
hamtOn, are visiting relatives in this
place
The Misses Wilcox, Of Flint Mich,
daughter of First Lieutenant WilCOv.
of old Company u, a Montrose COM
pany that won fame IN the Civil war,
have been visiting at the home of an
uncle in Rush,a and are calling on Mont
rose friends today.
Henry T. Whalen. James Fitzpatrick
and Misses Nellie and Mamie keena
spent sunday at Quaker lake.
District Attorney r. r. Little and
wife are at the Pan-American exposi-
tion this week
The world renowned DIR. Mason Glee
society Of Wilkes Barre has been en-
gagged to sing at the Susquehanna
county fair in Montrose on Oct. ..
At the Baptist church next sunday
evening there will be a memorial SER
vice for Dr. Ellen Mitchell, the mis-
sionary to Burmah. who died early in
April. on the very day she had expect.
ed TO sail for her native America. The
principle address will be made by Miss
carr, VINO tOr some time was CO.
worker of Or. Mitchell in the mission
AIRY field.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p Read leave thi:
week for few weeks outing in tbs
Adirondacks.
Miss Mae Porter Of this place, vii
teach the fall and winter terms of the
Elk Lake school.
Despite the dampness of the Camr
ground there was a great attendance
at the DimoCk camp meeting yester
day Scores of teams, attached to al
sorts of vehicles, passed through tow.
carrying the Countryfolk TO the grove
The Marrow Gauge" railroad did
hig business carrying people to anc
from the camp.
Frank Beman, the we'll known musi
clan and organ builder of BinghamtOn
was here today tuning the pipe organ
in the BAPTIST church.
The great attraction in Montros,
this week will be the annual encamp
ment of the Susquehanna County Vet
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