The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-22

| The school report for the Jcrmyn
schools for month ending May 3 is as
follows: High school-Seniors, Mary
Jenkins Louise Moon, Hida Swick,
Ida Giles. Second year, Edward Giles.
Maggie Marsh, Nellie Evans. First
| year, Beulah Sprague. Gladys Soby,
| stanley Hill, George Gebhardt, Nellie
| biglin. Reginald Haughton, Harold Da-
Wis. Grammar department. tenth
| grade. Celia Leslie, Charles Park. Su-
sic Davies. Bessie Jones. Lucy Vail,
Henry Shields. Preston Badger, Nellie
Allen. Ninth grade. Agnes F'reas.
| Leone Hall. Florence Miller, Nora Mul-
doom. Grace Phillips. Lulu Wall, Cora
Woodworth. intermediate department.
| eighth grade. James Gilbert. Harold
Haughton. Olive Adams, May Dcmp-
sey. Alice Jones, Florence Maines.
Marjorie Mumford, Burnicc Long. Ada
Farley. Seventh grade, Stanley Evans,
Alvira Day, Maggie McAndrew, Lor-
eta Irving. Minnie Parks, Della Wade
man. Veva Whitmore, Ola Gilbert
sixth grade, Mary Furey. Eva Ste
phens. Primary department, fifth
grade, Avias Jones. Esther Fecncy,
Oscar Morgan. Willie Davidson. Wal
ter Minnick Fourth grade. Rose
Carey. John Adams, Marie McCloskcy,
Sylvia Blake, Polly Gibbs. Belle Nor
com. Belle Prynn. Mamie Mann. Joe
Rowland. Third grade, Mildred Forsch-
ner, Roswell Salisbury. Kiziah Smith,
Edith Couch. Fern Pritchard. Alta
Wademan, Annie Lapatha. Boldwcn
Evans. Emerson Bennett John Maync.
Jonn Burns. Mildred Couch. Thomas
Wilson. Emma Davis, James Dough-
rI ~
Second grade. Eddie Moon Albert
Long. Carrie Blake. Marguerite Doud.
Earl Rennie. Blanche McHale. Irene
Smith, Alfred Veae Helen Davidson,
John Kelley. Mildred Gilbert, Alex.
Muidoon. Walter Bergman. First
grade, Thomas Clark Nellie Rawlinc.
Michael Lawler, Carl Avery, Harry
Davis. Raymond Bennett, Frank Kel
ley, Beatrice O'Gara. Mary Tigue, Lii
lie Dave, Florice Avery, Marcella Irv.
ing, Mary Evans, Stella Griffith Bca-
trice Kelley. Caroline Maynard. II.
M. Barrett, principal.
The following pupils attained the
highest average scholarships in the
eight months examinations at the
Mayheld borough schools: First grade,
cara Harvey. Laura Cuff, j. Carl
cunningham; second. Anna Kuzmiak,
Mary kiehart. Walter Edmunds;
third. Walter Shlanta, Veronica Ed
1nuhds. John Burke: fourth. Clara Ed
munds. Alphonsus Bergan, Glare
Neary; fifth, John Williams Frank
Choha. Andrew kezmiak; sixth. Lii
l'an Walker, Lizzie Green. Lottie Lew
is; seventh, John Adorniak, Nellie
Neary. Arthur Cobb: eighth. Julia
Padden William Wignall Lizzie |
Mack; ninth, Mary Donnelly, Mamie
k1lker John Hart; tenth. Annie Will
liams. Albert Walker, John Kilker, r,
H. krisc. principal
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas |
Hockaday, of Fourth street. was pois- |
oned on Saturday by eating birch bark.
The child suffered severely for several |
hours, and was attended by a physi- |
clan.
son was born yesterday to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Frank Taylor. of Edgcrton.
Misses Helen and Margaret Batten-
berg. of Archibald, were visitors here
last evening.
Miss Ella Grifiths, of Scranton. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. H. Griffiths. of Main street.
The Maytield band and Hogarth's
band. of Jermyn, will run joint OK
rursion to Harvey's lake on July II.
The Women's Home Missionary soci-
ETY. will meet on Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bray, of
Main street.
The rummage sale will open in the
Nelson building tomorrow morning at
$50 O'Clock. The store in which the
sale is to take place is already vel!
stocked with wonderful display of
all kinds of articles, which include fur
liture. sewing machines, bicycles, wear
ng apparel. and a thousand and one
'ther things, which will be almost
given away. Those looking for bar
gains had better pay the sale an early
visit. as it is expected there will be a
Dig rush on the first day.
Mr.. Sachs, Chief of Police Mckinley.
John Mumford. Charles Blakeslee and
VIII Snyder returned Monday from
'ickler's pond with about one hundred
bounds of fish. ,
Misses Carrie and Minnie Tripp. of
are the guests of Miss Amy
Of Joi, ct, |