The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-15
MONTROSE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune
Montrose, June 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Horatio NJ Cole and daughters, Myra
and Marjorie, are guests of Miss AL
mira Fordham, at her residence on
Maple street.
Hon. George G.. Hill. of silver Lake,
one Of this county's representatives In
the state legislature, is a prominent
visitor in town today.
Rev. j. r. Walters is the newly APP
pointed pastor of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Zion church in this
place.
Jean Tower is clerking ut McCaus-
lands Pharmacy.
DR.. Reed Burns, of Scranton, was
in town on Wednesday, being called
as counsel in the case of Mrs. Norman
Stewart and her little son. who were
an terribly injured in a runaway ac-
cident. Latest advices from the bed
side of the patients are very cncouras-
ing and their ultimate recovery is as
sureG.
The next attraction at Village hall
will be The Edwin Trevor Stock com
pany, which will appear here on the
evening OF July /. . and 3.
George r. Smith has been awarded
the contract for rcpaintinE the Mctho-
dist Episcopal church and parsonage
in this place.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Pauls
Episcopal church give Jenkins party
at the home of Attorney a. B. Smith.
tonight.
Mrs. Mary L. Grover. of Jackson
willie. Florida. is a guest of George r.
Little's. Mrs. Growers homo was de-
stroyed by the recent awful conflagra-
tion in the southern city.
Chidren's Day exercises will occur
at the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday morning. and at the Baptist
church in the evening of the same
day.
Mrs. Ralph Little is the guest OF
friends in Tov nda
Rev and Mr.. D. c. Barnes are IN
Scranton today.
and son. Elliott are visiting Mrs.
Davies' mother Mrs. n. NJ. La Grange,
at Union. y. Y.
The E.pworth League of the Metho
dist church has elected the following
officers: President Mrs. E,stella JET
fries: first vice president. Edgar Cor
field: second vice president, Mrs. Bene-
diet: third vice president, Johanna
s'prout: fourth vice president, Mrs.
Edith Shaw Jones: secretary. w. F..
strouse; treasurer, j. w. Spencer; or
Ganst, Alice NOrthrop: chorSter. I'D
gar Corfeld.
Mrs. Charles r. Meekcr an cstima-
hle lady. who has long been i'll of con-
sumption. died at her home on Union
street in this place. this morning. She
was 80 years of age. Her husband.
a son and a daughter. survive. The
funeral will be attended from the house
on Sunday morning. at an early hour,
and tho rcma ns will be taken to Oak
land, this county. for nterment.
Ira II. Levy leaves tonight for a
visit at I1lmra. where his parents re-
side. and from thence to the Pan
American exposition at Buffalo Mr..
levy's business will be in charge of
his brother. George. during his absence
The marriage of Miss Lila Evelne
Hawley. daughter of MIR. and Mrs. c.
D. Hawley. to Joseph Castor, of Brook
lyn, ". T.. will occur at Maple Grove
farm the home of the brides parents.
near Montrose. on Wednesday. June 2s.
a 1880 o'clock 1t. IN. Rev. Haskell b.
Benedict. of. the Methodist Episcopal
church, will officiate.
Commander NJ. H. Van Scoten, of the
Veteran organizat ation of SusQuehanna
county, has issued the following order:
Headquarters Veteran Organization
OF Susquehanna County.
"MontrOse, Pa, June II, 1901
general Orders No. .:
''1st. In pursuance of previous order
the following staff officers are hereby
announced: they will be obeyed and
respected accordingly: Adjutant gen.
eral, F. I. Lott. Montrose; quartermas-
ter general. T.. S. Warner Montrose;
assistant quartermaster general. T.. r.
Munger, Montrose: commissary gem
eral A. w. Hckok. Rush; inspector
general, George r.. Ressequie, Hartford:
s. Cen, C.. II. Warner, Rush: c. of
Staff. H. F. Beardsley. Montrosc; c.
OF O.. Colonel D. N Hardy, GlenWood
c. of artillery. William II. Dennis,
Nontrose; chaplain. D. c, Barnes,
Montrose; C. of naval reserves. Com.
John Finden, Susquehanna: Asst N.
Res. Com. c. Nj. Read. Hallstead: c.
of Sig. service, c. S. Page, East New
Milford; aids-de-camp, Col. Thomas
Summerton: Great Bend; J. w. Ad-
ANS. Brooklyn; A. T.. Sweet. Hartford;
Major P. X. Benson, Jackson; Major