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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The school board held an adjourned
meeting Saturday evening for the pur-
pose of finishing up the years bust
ness a number of bills were read and
ordered paid, and 1t was decided to
take up four one hundred dollar bonds.
Director Grant. of the Third ward. pro-
tested against the idea of the class of
1901 attending the Methodist Episcopal
church to hear the preaching of bac-
Calaureate sermon. He said he made
the protest at the request of number
of people. and desired that it be en-
tered upon the minutes. His request
was granted. and the meeting after
wards adjourned.
Tho school board will meet for reor-
ganization this evening. The retiring
members are Prtchard. of the First;
Mellow. Of the Second. and Loughney,
of the Third ward. The new members
who will be sworn in are Samuel
Waters, of the First: r. Is. Crawford.
of the Second, and p. II. Collins. of the
Third. 1t is probable that +. l.. De-
pew and Samuel Waters will be the
next secretary and treasurer.
Patrick Ruddy. of the East Side. was
painfully injured Saturday afternoon.
while on his way to work in the mines.
He in some way stumbled and fell
headlong, his forehead coming in con
tact with a piece of sharp brick. which
cut such severe cash that it was
found necessary to use seven stitches
in dressing the cut.
G. l.. Bell and hudson Wall are home
from Crawford. y. j.. on a brief visit.
The congregation of the First Rap
tist church will hold lightning drill
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Hitler of Bacon street, on the
18th.
Frank Maynard and daughter. Flor
cncc, of Nanticokc, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Edward Snyder, of Dunmore, has ac-
cepted a position in Mu9lfOrd's livery.
Prof. Rogers, of Green Ridge, was IA
visitor here Saturday.
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ENGLISH LEADS.

a littl" language note is going the
rounds of the press, which tells what
might be called AN Anglo Saxon tale.
1t Is that French, which used to be
the world language, has sunk To the
rank of the fifth, it being spoken but
by ij,O00,00O; next lowest is Spanish,
with iO,00000O; then comes Germany.
with I0,0O0,0O0; Russian, with 100000.
while English is spoken by no fewer
than ll5,00oOO0, and with every indl.
cation that the 80 ,0Oo, 900 mark will hs
reached before the century is very old
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Carbonda1e Department.

Tribune last week, is likely to he heed
ed by the Mitchell company, and there
is every prospect of n game being
played between these mines at Alumni
park on Saturday next.
The personnel of the Columbia's team
has appeared in Tho Tribune, and
these players are anxious To scan the
list of the Mitchclls. 1t is hoped that
this hint will be taken up and the base
ball fighting strength of the Mitchell
players--if they possess such an article
be shown on paper at least.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Back Pay for Carriers,

The malcarriers of the Carhondae
postof1ice will share i'm the settlement
Of claims for back pay. due by reason
of the mail men having worked beyond
the eight hours prescribed by the pos
la regulations. The government, after
investigation, decided some time ago to
pay these claims, and altogether it has
expended several millions of dollars to
reimburse carriers,
The amount of the claims allowed
each, Of the Carbondale carriers is
Sl46.Gi
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Tonight's Meetings.

Select council.
School board
Olive Leaf lodge, No lj6. 1ndepend-
ent Order of Odd Fellows.
Typographical union, No $50
Federal union No. 7,204.
Branch 16@, National Associa ton or
Letter Carriers
Young Mems Institute.
Merchants association.
Patriotic Order Sons of America
BARRIERS union.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
USE ALIENS FOOT.EASE

4 powder to be shaken into the shoes Your
feet feel swollen, nervous and hot. and get tired
easily. II you have smaitng feet tight shoes.
Try Aliens Foot Ease. 1t cools the ieet and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen. sweating
'eet. ingrowng nails bisters and callo,is spots
relieves and bunions OF all pain and eives
est and comfort. rry it today. Sold by ali
iruGeists and shoe stores iol Ia 1rll pack.
lse FREE. Address, Alien $ ulst,d, l,c Roy,
\,
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Returned to New York City.

George w. Gray, a pioneer resident
of Carbondale, who has been renewing
acqualntances in this city for about
two weeks. has returned to his home
in New York city, after an enjoyable
visit among the places of his youth.
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Home from Law School.

Joseph Brennan. of South Main street
formerly principal of schools in Fell
township, is home from Dickinson Law
school, at Carlisle, where he is pursu-
ing the law course, The school term at
Dickinson closed on Saturday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03

full speed, Is rapidly improving and
will be able TO leave Emergency hos
pital at the end of this weeek.
Ginley was painfully injured about
the front part of the head. and he
also sustained slight internal injuries.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Ginley Is Improving.

Austin Ginley. the young man who
almost jumped TO his death on Me-
moral Day by reason of his having
boarded the wrong train and then
jumping from ii While almost under
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
The Tribune'S
Prize Stories.

T.
y % Trbune's STORY Contest have all been
y published and pleased to announce that
y nearly all the have consented have their
h stories printed a very few have failed to reply to o,ir
b letter ot inquiry and from this conclude that Silence
:, gives consent"
- This means that The Tribune will be able to publish
h very interesting series OF stories nearly all of which
based on local fact tradition, the being laid
h the lackawana valley The stories with but very few
s, exceptions about mine Incidents making them
!. OF still greater interest
!. The Tribune will publish these stories in the order
h named below and those wishing copies of any par
:; tcula issue should place their orders advance to avoid
: disappointment, there is always extra demand for
, the paper these days.
!, Wednesday, June 5.-"Number Eleven" by "Anssan."
Saturday, June s-"Brave Lads" by A. Edna Malone.
y Wednesday, June 12"The Avon strike Irving Sidney
u
,s Saturday, 15.-"A Spring." by
Agnes Joyce
. Wednesday, 19"Archer Trevford j., Editor"
y Ernest L. Bovard.
= will be announced later
:. "A Christian Man" by Howard LIE Grande
n "The Sceptre of the Coal Chute" by Martin Joyce
h "Little Dick, the Driver Boy, by Duane r. Dis
!. "Avenged,' by Beatrice
"The Little Silk Weaver" by George Harvey
e. "The Miners PRIDE" by Regina Hetherton.
y "Dick the Driver Boy" by L. Pauline Megargel.
r. "A Summer Holiday by Abigail Greenough.
!, "And Little Child Shall Lead Them" by Dora Rowe.
:, THE Haunted sprigley," by Mary Nealon.
q 'NIisundersood,'' by Rose VanB Speece
ss "Cousn Bill P. Ovid
h "Th Hero of the Grange Disaster by James Watkess
;, Peep Behind the Curtain" by William s. Hoskins
y "a Timely Rescue" by Myrtle Reed.
'Won His Bride in a Coal N1ine, by Mrs L. E. Hammond
" + + T. !, + 4. + + + f. r + r II + f. + + r 4. + r
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Hosemen as Ball PLAYERS

The challenge of the recently organ
lied base ball team of the Columbia
Hose company, which appeared i'm The
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-03
Home from HOSPITAL.

Miss Ruth Clark was discharged
as being well. from Emergency hos
pital on Saturday. whittier she went
for treatment about five weeks ago,
having been overcome by an attack
O! pneumonia
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| Office
| BURKE
| BUILDING
the LAST SESSION
OF THE SCHOOL BOARD
Series of Articles in The Tribune
Subject of Discussion-other Mat
ters.

Series OF Articles IN Lhe iliouhe
Subject of Discussion-other Mat
ters.
The school board met in adjourned
session Saturday night to take action
on such matters of business as needed
attention before the reorganization OF
the body. which takes place tonight.
All the members were in their seats
when President I1ockenberry raped
for order.
An application from John Jennings
for a position as janitor of No. school
was recorded.
The building committee reported the
receipt of repairs for No. school. 1t
vas decided to have the work done
curing the vacation season.
Chairman Hockerberry called atten-
tion tn the series of articles which
have been appearing in the Scranton
Tribune relative to courses Of study.
tie said that tho ;rend of educational
houeht today is to allow the students
more latitude in the selection of studies
nd that instead of conlining all tho
upils to one course. the vogue Is in
many places. and soon will he here, to
i've diplomas for those studies in
which the pupils are proficient. All
minds are not alike, said he. and the
iffcrent students should be allowed to
ake those studies most adapted to
them and which will the better prepare
them for their different life vacations.
Superintendent Carr differed with
him. and said such a course would
lower the standard of the schools All
should he made to conform to one
standard.
Moses Cohen asked for a rebate of
portion of his taxes. He is still as
sessed for II house which was burned
\ couple of years ago. The matter was
placed in the hands of Collector Watt.
Chairman IIoCkenberry stated that
he had been informed that the High
school report had not been kept up. as
provided by law. and asked that the
matter be seen to.
Superintendent Carr said the princi-
pal had informed him that the report
was filed out yesterday. Secretary
Hughes was instructed to look after
the matter.
Secretary Hughes presented his an
nual report. and it showed that excel
lent work had been done during the
past year. Despite the fact that the
taxes were reduced one mill and that
several salaries We're raised, there is
now on hand greater balance. by sew
eral thousand dollars, than at this time
last year
The report was as follows:
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There was also due the board $500
from the state; about $l.100 from COL
lector Seaman; Sl0,4S0 from Collector
Clifford, and $4,000 from Collector Watt
Collector Seaman appeared to make a
final settlements The tax on the Riven-
burg estate was turned over to the
boards attorney for collection. and Mr.
Seaman eXonerated from its payment
He turned the bill in al the sherffs
sale but failed ~ get the money!
Mr.. Seaman's duplicate amounted to
sf4,S42.62. He turned in enough Satur-
day night to leave only A balance m
S20o, and there being some mistake in
the figuring up of the duplicate. he
WAS given an extension of time of sixty
days.
The board then adjourned till to-
night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

Miss Frances MCTighe. stenogra-
CHER for Secretary II. Il. Cooper In
the Legislature, will be a passenger
on the Sonoma for the Coast. She
goes for n two months vacation.
Every one interested in association
football are asked to be present at L
meeting of the association football
clubs of the city in the Y. VI. c. A.
Croom No. ~ at o'clock this evening.
From to o'clock today, the Mo
ana hotel at Waikiki will be open to
visitors. The formal opening OF the
magnificent hostelry will not occur
until the arrival of the Shriners on
the Sierra.
Among the arrivals from Kauai
ports in the new steamer Hanalci
Sunday morning were the following:
p. McGinty, He'll Kapu, Mrs. Mary
Richard. Mrs. II. A. Howard, V. Ohm
stead and c. A. Doyle.
A meeting of those interested n
the founding OF an Eagle Lodge, held
a meeting at Waverly hall yesterday
afternoon. There will be large
membership available when the in
staining officers arrive from the Coast.
In the basket ball games Saturday
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium,
the Business men beat the Emeralds
by a score OF 10 to 7. The Crescents
won over the Intermediates, 20 to 2.
The games are watched by enthusi-
astlc spectators.
Frederick O'Brien, city editor on
the Advertiser for the past year, has
severed his connection with that pa.
per and will leave with Mrs. O'Brien
| for the Coast on the Rosamond. The
departure OF Mr., O'Brien takes from
the local field one OF the brightest
and most esteemed of the Honolulu
colony OF newspaper workers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-11

SALES-6ooo Q. r. & l.. Bonds,
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hel Pd, sIl 25; Klhel Pd, sII.5o; 5 X.
hei Pa. siI.7s.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-03-11
NAME or STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

{ Brewer n Company
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-20

wood were necks apart. the Pittston
mare leading, Poste Haste still two
lengths back. At the three-quarter
pole. Jennie was half a length i'm the
lead of the bay gelding from Bethle-
hem, and at the mile was three-quar-
ters of a length ahead, with Poste
Haste third. three lengths behind,
while Avoca Girl was four lengths be-
hind him. Time by quarters: O,3'hr
LA, i.52si. 2.29.
Third heat--Starter Kelly shouted go
to poor start at the second score,
Avoca Girl being behind and off her
feet at the time At once Jennie Glen
non took the lead and kept 1t all
through the heat. At the quarter,
Greagwood was second by half
length from Poste Haste, third, At
the half. Jennie, Greagwood and Post
Haste were only heads apart. At the
six -furlongs, Greagwood broke and
poste Haste came up to second being
three lengths behind Jennie at the
finish. with Greagwood third, the same
distance away. Time by quarters:
O5Sls, 116, 1.53, 2.27ia. summary;
Jennie Clcnnon. ch. M, VI. u. Perrin,
Pittston .........,..s.,..'s.,'.
Grcagwood, h. g.. Gangorcr 4 opdykc,
Bethlehem ..,........'.'.s'''''''''
Post Haste, b. g., II. :. German, Sctanton y
Nvoca Girl, ch. m., ". Z. Howell Avoca 4
Dittv, D. h. m, Peter Marker, scranton dis
Time oJl,, . 90, .. 21iY
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

Slasher Boy went right away from
them. At the quarter Slasher Boy was
five lengths in the lead, with j. ". p.
second, and Alclanc third. At the
half Slasher Boy, i. H. +. and Alcrane
were only heads apart i'm that order.
At the quarters Slasher Boy
went in the air and j. X. T.. and AL
crane went by. The finish was a stir
ring one between these two, j. II. T..
landing the heat by a short neck from
Alcranc. with Slasher Boy, third. two
lengths away ,iodseeker was dis
tanced. Time by quarters wer: 037i4
LIZ, l.iSia, 2.23i4.
Second heat--This time the horses
got going sooner. At the third trip up
to the wire they were let go. At the
first furlong j. X. y. broke and AL
crane and Slasher went to the front.
At the quarter Alcrane was ten lengths
to the good of Slasher, with Walter J.
close up. At the half the same post
tions were maintained. while Walter J.
lost third by breaking badly in front
of the stand. At six furlongs AlCrane
was five lengths in front of Slasher,
while the others We're strung out way
behind Alcranc finished the heat on a
jog, about three lengths ahead of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-20
TUNkHANNOCk.

Special 70 tho scranton tribune,
TunkhannoCk, Sept. 1s.--There will
be services in all the churches today,
out of respect to the memory of Presi-
dent Mckinley. School will also be
closed
Mrs. James, of Argentine Republic,
is the guest of her sister Mrs. Kather-
Inc Townsend. on Warren street
Mrs. Aaron Walter, of Russell Hill,
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Miller
Culver. on Second street.
r. NJ. stone, of Stull VIII have an
exhibition at the county fair, speci-
mems of Missing Link" apples grown
during the seasons Of both 1900 and
1901
Squire Sampson. of Baltimore. is Wis
iting friends and relatives in town.
Attorney John w. Cortright, of
Montrose, was a caller in town on
Wednesday.
EX-County Commissioner Henry C.
Bennell, of Laceyvillc. is spending a
few days in town.
Stetson's Uncle Toms Cabin" COM
on Wednesday evening.
Squire j. Wesley Stark, of West
Nicholson, is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. q. y. Doyle, during the fair
Marshall Scutt. of Carbondale, is
stopping with friends in town.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Space, a seven-pound daughter.
George Bitterly. of Wilkes-Barre,
was calling on friends in town on
Wednesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-20
THOMPSON.



Thompson. Sept. 19.--Erie surveyors
were at work at Croscrs cut recently.
Mrs. Ada Terrell and Mrs. Burton
Barlow are at the Womcn's Christian
Temperance union county convention,
at Forest City, today.
DR.. w. w. Mcnamara was at Bng-
hamton yesterday.
Erie Mason James Ba; ton, 0f this
place, was called to Dunmore on busi-
ness appertaining To the work of the
road Tuesday of this week
Station Agent Thomas Lyden and {.
a, LaMont are doing the Pan-Amcli-
can this week.
Clark Steintin, of Forest city, was a
caller in town Monday.
NJ. A. Pickering and son, OF Susque-
hanna, have been transaCting business
in town this week.
9. u. Pickering has purchased the
farm adjoining his of w. A. Vincent,
who will make his home near Lester
shire soon. He offers his stock and
farm implements for sale.
Rev. A. u. David will holl memorial
services for our late president next
| sabbath morning.
Rev. w. IL. French and family are
enjoying "A three weeks vacation on
his farm in Yates county, y. Y.
At the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age, Gibson, last Sunday morning oC-
Cured the death OF Mrs. John r.
Brindley, formerly of New Jersey. For
a time Mrs. Brindley had made her
home with her daughter. the wife of
| the Rev. GustaVe Gorisee. She came
| Saturday afternoon from calling upon
| a neighbor, and fell to the floor from
| heart trouble, and failed to rally. The
| funeral and interment were at Gibson
yesterday.
| Liveryman J, l.. Winter has been on
| the sick list since sunday, bu, hopes
to sit up some today.
| We wish the wretch who shot the
president could be tried by a military
court and shot at once, as he so richly
| deserves.
| President Roosevelt inspires public
| confidence by requesting all members
| of MCkinley's cabinet 10 continue in
| their work, and he assumes wisely
! when he says; Under the present cir
| cumstanCes they We're not at liberty 10
| decline Let every American be true
now and stand by Old Glory forever.
Mrs. A. g. Foster is i'm New York this
week, buying her fam stock of millinery
goods,
Burgess T., g, Layton ami wife are
attending his parents golden wedding
at Hornellsville, n. Y, tins week.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Galatt, OF SCran-
ton, are with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
T., Il. Gelatt.
Ellis Simpson is ON duty at the sta
tion, in the absence of Station Agent
Lyden, who is in Buffalo.
Guy Foster and Miss Estela Howard
took the flyer for BinghamtS yester-
day morning.
Miss Hannah Walker returned "a
New York yesterday morning, after
spending the summer with her parents
] Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walker
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-20
FOREST CITY.

BY Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press.
Forest city, Sept l9.-'The people of
Forest City today held a memorial SER
vice i'm the Davis Opera House. COM
memoratiye of our late president Will
liam Mckinley. At fifteen minutes to
two the bells i'm the different churches
began to toll and the Forest city
united brass band paraded the streets
playing a funeral dirge. Thirty min
utes later the Opera House was filled
to the doors and during the two hours
service, the attention and good order
of the assembly was impressive The
service opened with the singing of
Lead, Kindly Light" by large choir,
under the direction of Prof. j. l.. Nor
gan. Rev. r.. l.. Clark offered prayer
and the burgess made a brief address.
Rev. &. A. Spaulding read the procla-
nations of the president. governor and
burgess, declaring Thursday a day of
mourning. A quartette sang very
sweetly. Lead Me Gently Home" and
]. NJ. Brown reviewed the public life
of Mr. Mckinley. A male quartette
sang. Just as | Am" Prof. Thorpe
made brief address and read a set of
resolutions eulogizing the late presi-
condemning anarchy. They were car
ried by unanimous rising vote.
Nearer My God to Thee" was sung.
and Rev. w. Hollinshed spoke on the
Religious Side of the Presidents
Life" Rev. John kuras made an ad-
dress in Polish and closed with short
prayer. America" was sung all join
ing. and the meeting was closed with
the bcnediction by Rev. j. f.. Brod-
head.
Rev. W. Holcnshed and Elder Ever
lit Bonham, of the Presbyterian
church, were in Honesdale this week,
attending the meeting of the Lacka-
wanna Presbytery.
Misses Lillian and F'loreHce Gilchrist
were visitors in town this week.
Mrs. Joseph Alderman is visiting in
Pleasant Mount this week.
The band will hold their picnic Fri
day night. 1t was postponed Tues
day.
+. NJ. Gardiner has charge of the
entertainment course which will be
given in Forest City this winter. There
are six numbers. all said to be first
class attractions. They are: Lovett's
Boston Stars. Rev. Thomas NJ. Clary,
Hawthorne Musical club. Melvin Rob
inson. monologue artist: Rectie. the
magician, and the Parker Concert COM
pany The first entertainment will be
Lovett's Stars in the Opera House Nov.
20 Course tickets are only one dol
lar.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-20
GIBSON.


Special 20 the Scranton Tribune.
Gibson, Sept. 19-The Gibson ball
nine defeated the South Gibson team
Saturday by a score of 49,.
Mrs. Myers and daughter, of Apple
ton, Wis, are visiting relatives in this
place.
Those who attended the association
at Nicholson from this place. were the
Rev. Dickey, l.. A. Sweet, r. |. Wes-
Cott and wife
Mrs. Almond Sweet and Mrs. W. J.
Lamb are visiting friends i'm Bingham
ton.
w. II. Estabrook and wife are visit
ing friends in Wayne county.
Rev n. c. Dickey went to Fleetvile
sunday to preach at that place in the
evening
Mrs. Gorisse is visiting in New Jer-
sey.
The people Of this town were shocked
To hear of the sudden death of Mrs.
Gorrise's mother at the parsonage,
Sunday.
f. w. Barrett and F. H. Sweet re-
port fine time at the Pan American.
There was a lecture at Union Hill
Sunday by the Rev. David, of Thomp-
son.
Mr.. j, j, Potter and Miss Myers
called on New Milford friends Monday.
f. A. Sweet is in Binghamton this
week
John Hill is building large silo.
Mrs. F. w. Barrett and daughter
were visiting in Binghamton last week.
w, J. Lamb was in Susquehanna,
Monday
The funeral Of Mrs. Bromley was
held at the parsonage Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock
Mrs, Myers and daughter. Ada; also
]. j. Potter, visited Hartford friends
Wednesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-20
NEW MILFORD


New Milford sept ls-Rev NJ :, Rees the
evangelist, who has been conducting meetings
IN the New Milford Opera House the past two
weeks. gave his farewell address on "Wednesday
evening Tho meetings will he continued under
the direction of Rev. Il. ~ Ives, Rev. I. O
Nalcry aud Rev, Charles Smith, It is regretted
by many that the Res RccS cannot remain long
er in our midst ds the past two weeks revival
has been the most successful event carried on in
his place for vcais
Mrs. VIII Knapp, of Iallstead, called on friend.
in town "Wednesday,
Mr., and Mrs, L. G, Mcconnell and daughter
Xud attended the fcruer NoC Couucl wedding in
Hartford township Wednesday
Miss Mae Boyle has been in Wilkes Barre this
week with her sister -.~ o.. '.s--.
Charles D. Abel and A. I. Oliver. ot the Blug.
hamon state hospitals, we've guests at the home
oi John G.. Hayden, TUESDAY,
Roy llawcN OF NV orr /, visiting his moth
or, Mrs, A Hiwley
AZ tho home OF Alr. and Mrs, r. d, Mcconnell
At noon on "Wednesday occurred the marriage ol
their only daughter Rcna, and Mr.. Elias Fcrnrr
OF Binghsmton. ...,.... . ...rss,sas
The Rsptisf SUNDAY school picnicked at Tirg.
ley lake last saturday