The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-07-20
MONrROSE.
Special 70 the Scranton Tribune.

Montrose. July le.-This has been a
busy day with the boys of Company q,
getting in readiness to leave for Scrsn-
ton tonight The boys presented
very neat and dapper appearance at
the Lackawanna station to take the
o'clock train, and Montrose is ex-
cusable for taking the pride that she
does in such n handsome and soldier
ly looking body of men. There we're
many relatives and frends-wives,
mothers, sisters and sweethearts-at
the station to say a fond farewell and
give the company n hearty send on.
Their many smiles, few tears,
waving of handkerchiefs by the ladies
and lusty good bycs by the men as the
train pulled out. The company was IN
charge of Captain John c. Harrington,
First Lieutenant Leon l.. Barron and
Second Lieutenant William II. Dennis,
jr.
Miss Verna Reardslees advanced
music pupils will give a concert in
the Presbyterian chapel on Monday
evening. July %, to begin at o'clock.
Admission. 25 cents. Proceeds for the
piano fund.
A mighty rocky Uncle Toms cab
IN" troupe played to good business in
this place on Wednesday night.
Five new windows have been placed
in the Methodist Episcopal church,
They were all donated and besides
those provided by the several societ-
les Of the church. there arc handsome
windows representing tho families Of
the following: u. 4. Ellsworth, d.
c Titman. j NJ. Jen"rs, :. Il. Sprout,
W. G. CRUISER, W. \. Ellsworth, J. W.
Spence, Miss Almira Fordham, b. q.
Buffum, Hyde Crocker. jr. (deceased),
Nelson Hawley ,deceasedJ. Mrs. Cath
crime Jaeger (deceasedD, and Miss So
phia Fish tdeceasedl.
Owing to illness in the family, Bishop
Ethelbert Talbot, who was to officate
and confirm a class in st. Pauls Epis-
copal church tonight, has postponed
his visitation indefinitely.
Sheriff w. j. MaXey Is at present
entertaining fifteen guests at his we'll
known, but not specially popular, COM
pulsory resort.
The annual meeting OF the Village
Improvement society will be held at
Village hall on Monday evening next
at S o'clock
Register and Recorder r. r. Buffum
has been spending the week at his for
mer home in Friendsvlle
Attorney W. p. r. Ainey has been
transactine law business at New York,
Philadelphia and Scranton this week.
During a hard shower on Wednesday
afternoon lightning struck a tree I'm
front Of John Whelan's residence on
Chenango street. badly splinterng it
and shocking Mrs. Warner, living
nearby. to such an extent as to render
her unconscious for a short time.
The Supreme court has permitted an
appeal to be entered in the celebrated
case Of states -. First National bank
OF Montrose the decision of the
Superior court in favor of the bank.
The case will be argued before the Su-
preme court in Philadelphia next
March.
Miss Elizabeth Palmer has returned
to her home in this place from visit
with relatives in Scranton and Wilkes
Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mermol and Mrs. Nix
on. Of St. Louis. Mo. Hre thc latest
arrivals for the season =: >. Il. Lath-
reps.
Mrs. Margaret Lyons Is at slater
VILE Springs, y. Y, for a two mouths
stay at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles II. Gallagher.
Chief Justice J. Brewster McCollum
is in Philadelphia this week.
Miss Jessie Crocker is visiting friends
In Binghamton.
Miss Julia Cruiser gives entertain
ments at Hopbottom and Kingsley next
week. At the former place on Tues
day evening and at the latter place on
Thursday evening. Miss Cruiser will
be assisted by the best local talent
Miss Mabel Shaw is at the Buffalo
exposition this week.