The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-24
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

Jermyn public school report, for
month ending Jan. 10. The following
are those who have no mark below 80
per cent: High schocl-Seniors. Mary
Jenkins, Ida Giles, Cora Battenberg;
junior, Mamie Evans: sub-juniors. AL
ONO Davis, Clyde Townsend, Maggie
Marsh: first year. Mary Murphy, Bula
Sprague, Mary Spettigue, Flora De
pew, Harold Davis, George Gebhardt;
grammar department. ninth grade,
Henry Shields intermediate depart
ment, eighth grade, Florence Miller.
Nora Muldoon, Agnes Freas, Leone
Hall, May Dempsey, Alice Jones, Lulu
Wall, Ramona Davis, Thomas Null
doom; seventh grade, Loretta Irving,
Minnie Parks, Maggie McAndrew,
Edna Maynard. Rex Townsend. Della
Wademan; sixth grade, Olo Gilbert,
Mary Spillane, Minnie Oakley, Sara
Harvey, Florence Gebhardt, Florence
Allan, Mamie Furey, Stanley Evans;
primary department, fifth grade, Anna
May Smith, Elose Shields, Gcnevieve
Murphy. Hilda Phillips. Margaret Jen-
liins, Ethel Bell, Frank Loughney;
fourth grade, Myrtle Smith, Jennie
Smallacombe. Maud Adams. Ray Graz
mre, Florence Davis, Charles Gaines.
Newell Townsend. Joseph Rowland,
Charles Winters, Henry Kirkpatrick,
George Johns, Clara Yarns, Willie
Davidson, Lowell Wall, Esther Fee
ney. Charles Meehan, Sylvia Blake,
Nabath Williams, Anna Puckey, Ida
Morcom, Sarah Morgan, Dennis Sulli-
van Ethel Harvey. May Hosie, Hattie
Hill, Celia Meehan, Anna Clark.
| Mamie Mann, Alice Ebdon, Alfred
Horsewell; third grade. John Adams,
! Frank Cunningham, Roland Day, Isa-
belle Davidson, Pearl Hall, Thomas
Kelley, Bernetta Murphy, Joseph Nor
com, Mildred Netherton, Bella Prinn,
Flossie Price, Cora Jones. Herbert
Puckey, Harold Mellow; Dorothy Eb-
don, Ruth Avery, Mildred Forschner
Lea Farley, Willard Grifiths, Mary
O'Gara, Eddie Rosser, Elmer Blake;
second grade, Albert Long, Irene
Smith, Blodwen Evans. Maude Veale,
Alta Wademan Anna Collins, Ber-
nard Wivell, Genevieve Smith, Ros-
well Salisbury, Alex. Muldoon, Viola
Luxmore, Grace Tompkns. Emma
Davies. Regina Meehan; first grade,
John Donohue, Willie Martin, Floyd
Kirkpatrick, Walter Rarryman, JOS
eph Dougher, Alfred Veale, Matthew
Leslie, Frank Feeney, Earl Renne,
Marguerite Dowd, Helen Davidson,
Blanche McHale, Mildred Gilbert, Car
rie Blake, Mary Rigln. II. N. Bar
rett. principal.
The Second ward Republicans will
hold their caucus in Enterprise hall
at o'clock this evening.
Miss Bessie Barrett, of Susquehanna,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
Prof. II, N. Barrett. of Second street.
Thomas, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. ]. Dave, of Cemetery street,
is seriously Ill.
Miss Jennie McGarry, of New York.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ, A. Far
rell, of Mayheld.
The store clerks of the borough held
a meeting last evening for the purpose
or organizing a union,
Mr.. Frank ID. Stocker, who success
fully passed his final examination is
to be admitted to the bar on Mon
day.
Mrs. Jenkins. wife of Rev. Edward
Jenkins, of Main street, who has been
Ill for several days past of pneu-
monia, was in very critical condi-
ton last evening, and there Is little,
II any, hope Tor her recovery,
! Lincoln 4, Green was a Scranton
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. David q. Griffiths, of Scranton,
spent yesterday with Jermyn rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. n. 4. whitman. Attor~
ney and Mrs. Battenberg, Mr.. and