The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-02
TUNkHANNOCk.
special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. March l.-James C.
Thdycr, Of Binghamton, ~ V, and
Mrs. Jennie Brundage. of this place,
were married at the brides home on
Wednesday afternoon, February q. by
Rev. II. II. Wilbur, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed and Mrs. 4. H.
Buck. of this place: Mrs. +. r. knapp
of Mill city, and Miss Eva Moss. Of
Plainsville, were among those who
went to Mehoopany to the Womens
Christian Temperance union conven.
tion on Wednesday.
Dr. l.. +. Meade has moved from the
James Deubler house to the rooms over
Reeds music store. recently vacated
by DR.. Murray
Walter b. Tewksbury. the famous
sprinter and hurdle racer of the t'ni-
vcrsity OF Pennsylvania. is a son of DR..
y. ID. Tewksbury. the specialist in eye
and ear diseases, who resides on the
corner of Tioga and Putnam streets in
Tunkhannock. Walter h. Tewksbury is
himself dentist by profession, and
previous to his going to Paris with the
university team, conducted a dental
uilicc on Warren street in this town.
Every one here has seen his medals
and prizes, won abroad. and is proud
of his achievements. This Is 70" the
benefit of The Tribunc's Susuuehanna
correspondents who claims him for
Susqueharna county.
Frederick w. Plat, who has acted as
deputy prothonotary under Prothono-
iary John B. Donovan. since the latter
entered upon the duties of that office,
has resigned and accepted a position
rs bookkecpcr with the Winoa Worst
rd Yarn company of this place. Mr.
Platt was a very efficient clerk, and
made himself popular with persons
doing business about the court house.
Prothonotary Donovan will hereafte,
give his personal attention to the busi-
ress of his office, and will make his
home at Tunkhannock.
President Judge +. NJ. Dunham and
Associate Judges Vaughn and Sickler
held a short session of court on Thurs
day. The session was devoted to hear
Ing Of petitions for the appointment of
township officers, in cases where by
reason of tie votes at the February
election no choice had been made of
officers to iil these positions.
1t IL said that petition for free
county bridge across the Susquehanna
river at Mehoopany will be laid before
tho grand jury at April term of court.
Mrs. II. 4. Mack. of Weathcrly, who
has been visiting her mother at THIS
place. returned home Wednesday
Attorney Asa 5. Kerr and wife are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia this
week.
l.
Walter, are visiting the formers par
'nts, Mr. and Mrs. q. NJ. Parks, at
Meshoppcu.
Mrs. Martha Bunnell returned We'd
noSday from Stroudsburg. where she
has been the guest of her brother. At
t"fncN Frank Smith. at that place.
Miss Sooy, of Mount Hollcy, n. j., is
the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. James
Pratt, on Tioga street
tcN. q. G. Lyman. Of Scranton, will
occupy the pulpit at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday.
Ihrodorc Streeter contemplates going
to Washington to the inauguration.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene -DePue have
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs Frances Billings is seriously IN
~ her home on Tloga street.
George White, the marble dealer. WAS
IN Meshoppen Wednesday on business
AIR and Mrs. II. C.. Provost. who
nave been visiting friends at Montrose.
returned home Wednesday.
Joseph Blye, a seaman on the battle
snip Massachusetts. is enjoying a fur-
I"uSh visiting friends at his old homo |
q Shupp hill, in Tunkhannock town. |
ship. '0'"