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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-09
Cheup Rates to California.

Parties desiring to make trip to CALI
fornia, Arizona or New Mexico, either
for business or pleasure, can do SO now
at almost half price.
Every Tuesday, until April 10Th IN
elusive, tickets marked "ColoniSt" may
Il. purchased via Southern Railway for
s4i.OO from Washington, $3.50 from
Philadelphia, and correspondingly low
prices from other points.
The Southern Railway and southern
Pacific company operate through eX-
.curson sleepers from Washington,
leaving Mondays, tuesdays and Fri
DAYS, the Tuesday sleeper being avail
able FOR "Colonist" tickets. The berth
rate Ia these sleepers is only $500, two
peoplc being allowed TO occupy one
berth If desired, Personal conductors
and pullman porters go through with
each sleeper. There are other new
convenient and economical features
connected with these excursions which
may be ascertained from Charles L..
HOPKINS, District Passenger Agent
Southern Railway. S2S Chestnut street
philadelphia.
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MOOSIC.

The Loyal Temperance legion win
meet at the Methodist Episcopal church
this evening at 7.30 o'clock. A literary
programme has been arranged, and the
manual lessons will be continued from
last meeting.
Miss Laura Barrett, of Susquehanna,
q student of Kings School of Oratory.
will give reading at the Methodist
church on Saturday evening, under the
auspices of the Epworth league. Nc
admission will be charged, but free
will Offering will be taken.
Mrs. William Winters and daughter
of Wilkes Barre. spent Sunday at the
home of Mrs. William Macdonald.
Mrs. j. LaBar spent Sunday with
friends in Kingston.
The death of George, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Price, of Brook street, oc-
CURED Monday morning at 6.i5 o'clock
The deceased had been i'll for the past
four months of a complication of dis
eases. He is survived by his parents,
two brothers and two sisters. Though
his sickness had been of long duration
and his sutferngS terrible, he had
borne it all with remarkable patience.
The funeral service will he held at the
house at o'clock Thursday afternoon
Interment in Marcy cemetery.
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THE NEW SOCIETY.
st. Aloysius Branch of the C. T. a
U. to Be Formed Here.

After the services in st. Rose church
on Sunday evening the young men of
the parish remained to II meeting held
for the purpose of organizing Il st.
Aloysius Total Abstinence society.
Very Rev. r. F:-Coffey. V. c.. and
Rev. J. j. Curran. of Wilkes Barre,
president of the Diocesan union. wcrc
present and explained to the young
people the aims of the society.
The priests impressed upon the young
men the necessity Of forming right
habits early in life. and exploited the
proposed society as "A very effective
aid in keeping the young men in the
right path "a
Father Curran then procc adcd In in
Stitute the society. One hundred and
fifteen young men signed the pledge
and put down their names as MEM
bers. a temporary organization was
then formed by the election of John
Il. Delaney as president, and Dudley
Gordon secretary. Another meeting
will be held next sunday, when Il per-
mancnt organization will be effected.
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NEW, 2s6 |.
OLD,O423I.
MR.. RENNIE MAKES OFFER.
II the Discharged Men Apply Indi-
vidually They May Be Hired.


All day long yesterday the eyes OF
the locked-out men from the locomo-
tive shops Of the Delaware and Hud-
son, of this city, We're focused upon
the railroad station, in expectation of
witnessing the arrival OF one of the
rational officers of the Machinsts'
union from Washington. But up to n
late hour last evening he had not
reached this city. A committee ap-
pointed to escort him TO the Watt
building, where the ex-emploves have
established headquarters, met each In
coming train. but were disappointed.
1t is expected that he will surely be
here today.
1t is said that Mr. Rennie, the mas
ter mechanic of the company, has
made an effort to settle the difficulty
by offering to re-employ any\of the
forty-two men whom he discharged
last Thursday if they will apply for
work singly AMI as any stranger
would, without relying on their past
good record in the shop to help them
This offer, the men say, is humlliating
and is designed to be- and each and
al! of them unreservedly declare that
they will go back in Il body or not at
all.
The men IN the headquarters have
settled down into q state Of patient
waiting for something to turn up. So
for. only one man has come here to
apply for any of the vacant situa-
tions. He was Il vagrant, who walked
into town on Sunday night. chose the
city Jail for Il lodging house, and yes
terday morning went to apply for a
job at the locomotive works. He was
sidetracked. the situation explained to
him. and he Immediately left town.
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Veronica OConnell; Alma, Miss Mollic
Mcdonnell; Blanch, Miss Martha Bren-
nan; Edith, Miss Mollie Gallagher;
captain, Joe Hoban: two jolly farmers.
John Williams and VIII Fitzgerald;
judge. Prof. II. w. Watkins: bcggar,
commodore, James LOTUS; doctor,
pedder, Frank Moran: Farmer Jim,
Robert .McCormack; Farmer Joe,
George Moran: chorus of milk maids,
and farmer boys.
William Rogan and Daniel Spencer
have gone to Pttston, where they have
secured positions
Mrs. Edward Jones, of Blakely, en-
tertained Postmaster and Mrs. S. J..
Matthews, Mrs. Catherine Thomas and
daughtet, Miss Georgia Thomas, at
dinner Friday night.
John Evans, of Duryea. is visiting
his brother. d. G.. Evans, of Susque-
hanna street.
There was Il large attendance at
Bonns Military bands annual ball and
country dance held in Mahons hall last
evening.
Miss Gertrude McHalc. of Green
Ridge, was a visitor here yesterday.
Francis Jones. of Providence, spent
yesterday with friends in town.
DR.. w. !. Van Buskirk returned
from Philadelphia last evening.
The Misses Coolbaugh. of Easton,
spent Sunday with Miss Name Sarge,
of Blakely.
Miss Gcrtie Reilly, of Scranton, vis-
tied her aunt. Mrs. William Wheeler,
of Willow street, on Sunday.
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OLYpHANT.

The production of 'The Merry Milk
maids" comic opera, at the Father
Mathew opera house last evening by
the choir of St. Patrick's church, under
the direction of Prof. n, w. Watkins,
was a most enjoyable event and af-
forded great pleasure TO the large audi
ence present. Bauer's orchestra played
the accompaniment to the singing, and
Miss Nettk Mcdonnell was pianist
The reputation this organization has
acquired by their superb singing WAS
fully sustained by their work last
evening. The uarts were filled as fol-
lows; Queen, Mrs. Anna Brown-O' Nal
ley; Dorothy, Miss Nellie Gallagher;
Monica. Miss Margaret Evans; Mar
gerry, Miss Veronica Hara; Janet,
Miss Nellie norton; Iuniata, Miss
Bridget Foley; Myrtle. Miss L!2zie
Henry; Maud, Miss May hennedS;
Fay, Miss Maggie Norton; Ruth Miss
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JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.

The third of the course of lectures
in the First Baptist church last even-
ing was delivered by Rev. Ernest Mel
Vile, of Fort Edwards, n. Y. his sub
iect being; Father Taylor, the Sailor
Preacher" Mr.. Melville proved him
self an excellent entertainer, his des-
cription and anecdotes of the eccentric
preacher being most interesting. Those
who attended had a rare treat.
Rev. NJ. ID. Fuller, u. D., pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church, left
yesterday afternoon to attend the
Wyoming district convention at West
Pittston.
Mrs. Ohnmacht. of Fourth street.
was pleasantly surprised last evening
by the arrival at her home of about
twenty members of Honora lodge,
Daughters of Rebekah, of Archibald.
The affair had been quietly planned.
and was intended as a farewell party
for Mrs. Ohnmacht, who with her hus-
band and family will in 4 few days
leave to take up their residence in
Carbondale. The visitors received d
Very cordial welcome and spent the
evening most enjoyably.
There will be an important meeting
of the Retail Clerks association this
evening, at which a full attendance is
desired.
The employees of the Delaware ana
Hudson collery will be paid on Thurs
day.
Arthur Evans and Willie Jones. Of
Nandling, spent Sunday here at the
home of MI. and Mrs. Il. Il. Gritllths,
of North Main street.
Walter Tennis, of Johnstown, is
home on a visit.
A little son has arrived at the home
of School Director Blake, of Second
street.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Clark. of South
Main street, are rejoicing over SINH
lar happy event.
Mrs. Thomas Solomon and two chill
dren, of Peckville, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John solomon
for several days past. have returned
home.
Thomas NJ. GriAtths, who was recov-
ering from severe attack OF grip, Is
afflicted with an attack of rheumatism.
| Mrs. Jonathan Davis and John Gravel,
of Pittston, and r. d. Jenkins, of
| Green Ridge. spent Sunday here.
William Osborne returned yesterday
to resume his studies at the Dickin-
son college. Claude Stocker also re-
turned to the Lehigh university.
Mrs. Hannah Humphreys. Of North
Main street, was called to Moosic last
evening by the illness of friend,
Miss Davis and Miss Roberts, of For
est City, We're yesterday the guests
of Jermyn friends.
Stephen Whitmore, of West Maylled,
| was q Scranton visitor yesterday,
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CAREoNDALIANS SENTENCED.
Joseph Murray and Julius Sanford
Plead Guilty. in Quarter Sessions,

a two weeks term Of quarter sessions
and oyer and terminer court began
yes tcrday morning in Scranton. There
are 20 cases in all on the list. Of which
about half n score come from this
end of the county.
Joseph Murray. OF Caibondale,
charged with statutory burglary, was
the first of several defendants, who
pleaded guilty to the indictments
pending against them. Murray proved
to be an old acquaintance of the court,
il not of Judge Kelly, before whom
he was brought. Murray reluctantly
admitted that two years ago Judge
Cur #ter sentenced him to seven
months in the county Jail for the same
oifeuse with which he was charged
yesterday. But his record did not stop
there.
Judge Kelly. by adroit questioning,
learned that about four years previous
to this ne had been sentenced to nine
months imprisonment, again for the
same offence. The prosecutor against
Murray yesterday was Chief of Police
McAndrew. of this city, who arraigned
him for breaking into J. +. McDonald's
wholesale liquor store. Oh South Main
street. this city. Judge Kelly sem
iehced him to undergo one years i'm
prisonmcnt in the county Jail.
Another Carbondale offender was Ju
lus Sanford, who pleaded guilty to the
charge of larceny Of s. from Mrs. Lii
liam RoWlcy, Of Scott street, this city.
Sanford boarded with Mrs. Rowley.
one day he took 50 from her purse.
which he found lying on table. He
denied ii ut the time. but admitted
it yesterday in court. Judge Kelly
seEteEced him to thirty days in the
county Jail.
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TAYLOR.

This evening the Century Hose COM
pany, No. . will open up their nuch-
tallied-of fancy fair in Wcber's rink.
to continue for five nights. II will pe
a delightful affair and will doubtless
have the generous patronage which it
merits. Reports from the fair commit
tees show much encouragement and
they give promise of II most success
full event. Fancy booths nave been
erected and the spacious rink has been
artistically decorated and everything
will present IA gala appearance.
Word has been received from hose
companies from Jermyn, Pittston,
Peckville. LaWrcnceville and several
Scranton hose and fire companies, as
surfing them their presence ut the fair
during its progress The lady friends
of the members will preside over the
booths ard serve elaborate refrosh
meuts. 4 hna musical and literary
programme will be rendered each even
ing by some Of our best local talent
The following programme will he ren-
dered this evening; Address, by tho
chairman; solo, William Jones; reel
tation. Mabel Davis; solo, Oliver
Howells recitation, Della Davis, Dent
fail to be present and pa'roniHr thls
worthy cause. Admission. 10 cents.
The Welsh ministers conference Of
Northeastern Pennsylvania will assem-
BILE this afternoon and evening at the
Calvary Baptist church. An interest
ing paper viii be read in the after
noon session by Il well known divine
Meeting will commence al ESQ O'Clock
In the evening at 40 o'clock. Rev
James Hughes, formerly of Kimberley
South Africa, and Rev, Mr, Davis will
deliver addresses.
An important session of the La"ka-
wanna lodge No. lis, American Pro-
testant association, this evening, when
business pertaining I" tholr conins
fair will be transacted
Miss Nellie Moses, of olNphant, ana
Miss Martina Davis, of West Scran-
ron. were the guests ~ the formers
sister MIS-, John p, Thomas, on me
Sabbath,
Lily lodge. NJ. go, Independent or
der oi odd Fellows, will meet in inn
portan, session this evening, District
Deputy O. T.. Colyin. of Scranton, Wiz
install the n-wly-elected officers ot
thar order
!. l.. snyder, Of Drew, Pa is visit
ing his sister, Airs. Harry Culp OF
Grove street
Mrs. Thomas Owens, of Union
street. is the guest OF relatives in
Wilkes Barre,
Miss Emma Culp, OF Grove street, is
visiting relatives AT Drew, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Thcmas III, Jones aud
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pECkVlLLE.

Mrs. William Strccter of Scranton,
is spending a few days with her sis
Ter, Mrs. L. v. Mace. of Main street.
The employees of the Delaware anu
Hudson company's Grassy Island
mines received their pay yesterday
All members of the Wilson Fire com
pany will meet at the Delaware ana
Hudson station this evening aS .
o'clock, in full uniform. to attend
the Parsons Hose company's fair at
Parsons.
Mrs. Theodore White, OF Scrantnn'
visited her parents. Mr.. and MIS- w
L. ketchum, yesterday.
Mr.. Florence Swingle, OF fatesViIle'
was IL visitor in town yesterday
Mrs. Anna krolft, who has been Wis
itira her sister, Mrs. Andrew Hale, OF
Yatesvile, returned home Saturday.
Lawrence Smithing, of Scranton Is
visiting T.. NJ. Barnes,
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AN IMPRESSIVE SERVICE.
The Easter Music at the Methodist
Episcopal Church Excel!ed All
PREVIOUS Efforts.

IreviouS Enorts.
The Easter services at the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church III TINS city
on Sunday We're. without a doubt, the
most elaborate and best rendered OF
any ever given in this; city. There was
q large congregation at the morning
service. The Rev a. +. thaffee
preached or "rhc Resurrection AT
the morning service the solos We're
sung by Mrs NJ. Q. Abbey, Miss May
fitzpatrick and William d. Evans, each
of them executing their work with
taste and finish.
At the evening service the large audi
ence filled both the church and Sunday
school rooms. and Presiding Elder j..
w. Warner preached. The choir DEM
onstrated their ability to take up clas-
steal work and render it satisfactorily.
The cantata "rhe Risen King" was
given with a dash and vim seldom
equallcd byamateurs. The choir seemed
to have gotten inspiration from the
large congre egatOn that came to hear
them, and rendered the work in Il mas
terly manner. The ladies' trio. by Miss
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Abbey and Miss n.
Bayley. deserves special mention. The
blending of these voices was rich and
full of expression. Miss Jennie Butler
also deserves credit for the sweet tone
and feeling in which she rendered
They Have Taken Away My Lord"
The male choruscs, female choruSeS
and ensemble work was severally taken
up with precision, we'll balanced and
shading that is rarely surpassed. The
director, w. d. Evans, and the organ
list. Mrs. &. Alderman, are to be COM
plimentcd for the advanced step they
nave taken in music for this city.
There is already a demand for the
repetition of this charming cantata,
and 1t will probably be given after con-
ference. There will be no service at
the church next Sunday.
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The Passing Throne.

Edward Clark is confined to his home
by illness.
Gilbert Colborn, of Belmont street, is
seriously i'll.
Rev. NJ. T. LOTUS, of Green Ridge,
spent yesterday in town.
Henry Il. Singer. esd, returned to
New York city yesterday.
Miss Alice Bridget, of Darte avenue,
is confined to her home by illness.
Miss Esther Moses. OF Scranton,
spent Sunday with Miss Martha Singer
Il. i. Wurts, a former resident, now
of Philadelphia, was in town yestcr-
day.
Mrs. William Malloy, of Brooklyn
street, is confined to her home by ill
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Reynolds and
little daughter are visiting in Homes
dale.
EX-School Director ]. Is. Vannan,
formerly of this city, spent Sunday in
town.
Miss Helen Shaffer Is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shatfer, at
Farview.
v. c. Manners, manager of the Peo-
pies shoe store, spent Easter in Buff
falo, N. Y.
John w. Aitkcn, who has been away
for some time on "a business trip, has
returned home.
Miss Lucy Westlake spent Easter at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. IT. Col
vile. on Lincoln avenue.
Keith Manville, of st. Pauls acad-
emy. New Hampshire, is spending his
Easter vacation at home.
Miss Nora O'Hearn is spending a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Roche, of New York city.
John r. Abbott, of Wilkes-Barre,
spent Easter with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. b. II. Abbott, of Spring street.
Edward Delaney and John +. Bren-
nan. of the Dickinson School of Law.
came home to spend their Easter vaca-
ton.
A. Ii. Vandermark and wife, of
Providence, spent Easter with Mr. and
Mrs. Josiah Vardermark on Washing
ton street.
Ray Christian, of the Postal Tele-
graph company's office, has left to
spend week with relatives in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Edwards, of
Scranton, spent Easter with the lat
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Smith, of Garfield avenue,
David Morgan and his five children,
OF Winton, will leave this city tonight
for San Diego, Cal, ON the Erie flyer.
lie expects To make the western city
his future home.
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Prof. Collins Pupils Dance.

The pupils of Prof. Collins held a
class social last evening in Burke's
hall. in which large number of the
members and their friends partici-
pated. The music was furnished by
Prof Firth and gayety ruled supreme
until an early hour this morning.
Profs. Collins and Firth deserve TO be
congratulated over the brilliant re-
suits of their teaching as revealed by
the grace and skill with which the
numbers were gone through last even-
Ing.
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on record. SO soon as one side of each
heel begins to wear the heels are
changed. the reversing Of the heels, al
lowing the shoes to keep their proper
shape. The simplicity of the invention
Is It's most effective Endorsement. Any
body can reverse the heels and 1t
would cost little if any more to equip
the shoe with the patent heels than
with ordinary ones. Mr.. Sullivan has
already received several offers, it is
said, for his invention. but will prob.
ably put the article on the market him
self Or in company with several asso-
ciatcs.
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Meetings Tonight.

Division No II, Ancient Order of
Hibernians.
st. Vincent dc Paul.
Lucreta lodge, No. lo9, Daughters of
Rebekah.
Lackawanna tribe, No. 20S, Improved
Order of Red Men.
knights of Honor.
Local union. No. 1911.
tarhondale Cycle club,
Daughters of st. George.
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The Graham Sisters.

Among the most accomplished music
ianS of this city arc the Graham sis
tcrs. Their every appearance increases
the appreciation of their rare gifts.
While Mr. Melville is a sufficient at
traction to draw the people to the
Berean Baptist church tomorrow night,
the trustees have provided the addi-
tional treat of twenty minutes of music
by these young artists, to be given
from I.iJ to sos.
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The Real Picture Show.

Lyman II. Howc's high grade NOV
ing picture company will he at the
Grand opera house on Wednesday
evening. April Il, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid society of the Bercan
Baptist church, and will, as usual, be
the treat of the season in this city. He
has an entire new series OF pictures, In :
cludng the best products of animated
photography in Europe and America
which will be exhibited on this occa-
sion
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Sunday School Officers Elected.

The Sunday school at No. met in
their chapel Sunday for election of Of
ficers for the ensuing term Of nine
months. 1t resulted as follows: Su-
perintendent, w. Williams: assistant
superintendent. A. B. Carrell; secre-
tary. Harry Proctor: librarian, G. Fl.
Arthur: treasurer. Mrs. Williams.
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Nominate This Evenine

The Carbondale Cycle club will hold
their regular monthly meeting this
evening at $50 o'clock, at which time
the nominations for the various club
offices for the ensuing year will be
made. Other important business is to
he transacted, and II full attendance of
members is requested 10 be on hand.
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A Spring Tonic.

Everybody needs a tonic in the
spring; at this time the system Graves
a tonic. 1t is house-cleaning time for
your body. Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound will tone up your nerves,
blood, kidneys and liver, and fill YOU
with health and energy Sold by Mat
thews Brothers. "S
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Gifts to Trinity.

Mrs. John Law has made another
gift to Trinity church. Rev. Mr.. Saw
yer has just received from her the
two candlesticks for the eucharist cam
dies on the chapel altar. Mrs. c. K.
Narville has also given six vesper
lights and two eucharist candles for
the ma altar.
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THIS WILL INTEaEsTM )rHsRs

Mother Grsys sweet Powders Tor Children sue.
ucssiully used by Mother Gray, Tor yeats nuGse
vcrishness, Bad Stomach Tecthing Disorders
moyc and regulate the we's and dc troy Worms
They are so pleasant to the taste and harmless
as milk. Children like them. Over lo'00O iesti-
all druggists. 25c. Ask today. Sample FREE
Address Allen s olmsted lie Roy, n, y.
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Cigarmakers' Dance.

The Cigarmakers' union. of this city.
held very enjoyable social last even
ing in Watts hall. on North Church
street. The hall was very prettlly
decorated and presented happy scene.
A large number of dancers participated
in the function and merriment reisned
until long after midnight.
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Checks Will Be Used.

The diagram for II. V, Edmond's en-
dulsite romance entitled when We
We're TWenty-one,' pronounced by the
Boston and New York Press as The
greatest play of the century will open
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Checks will be given out AT siN.
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Temporary Headquarters.

Abe Sahm yesterday moved into the
store lately vacated by II. O'ConnelI
on Park place, which he viii use as
temporary quarters while his Main
street shoe store is being ramodeled.
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Changes at Freight House.

ii, r. Twist, who has been tha opcr-
ator at the Delaware and Hudson
freight house for several months, has
been transferred to Yatcsville, and
James Pinckney, of Honesdaie, has
taken his place.
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Change of Line.

The Delaware and Hudson company,
it is said, are going tn put down an
extra track on the Honesdalc line from
Carbondale, and will do away with
several miles of road by going in d.
straight line from the switchback to
near No. !, instead of around NO.
uOru.
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Born.

To Mr., and Mrs. Reese Price, Of
Spring street, SON
To Mr., and Mrs. John Duffy, of the
West Side. son.