The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-22
HONESDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Irlpunes
Honesdale, July 21.--The regular quar-
terly meeting and communion services
will be held in the Methodist church next
Sunday.
George Miller, of Boston, Mass, who Is
visiting his parents at Seeleyvillc, sang
two solos very acceptably at the morn
ing service on Sunday, in the Presbyter-
ian church. At the close OF the sermon
the rain was coming down In torrents,
and while the congregation fingered Mr..
Miller sang several selections He sings
in prominent church In Boston, and
has a pleasing, we'll cultivated voice.
Tho contest in the Notwithstanding
senatorial district is still unsettled. At
the meeting In the Allen house on Satur-
day. an Adjournment was taken until
Aug. 4. to meet at the Allen house.
There will be both morning and even
ing services in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. After the first Sunday in
August, the church will be closed for the
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Van 1Suren. of
Jersey City, spent Saturday and Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Van Kuren, of Third street..
Mr.. and Mrs Newkirk and sons Frank,
Warren and Roy, of Brooklyn, n. ",
are at the residence of s. Frank Cory.
on Third street. for a few weeks stay.
Attorney Fred Beers and family, Of
CCTdTlDl1, are tHG VI Nhl' Lucas
parents. on Fifteenth street.
Manager w. j Silverstone speaks in
complimentary terms of his reception at
Gettysburg, at the hands of Captain n.
e. Bigelow, Lieutenant Dodge and mcn-
bers of Company e. Miss Adelaide
Dodge. who was visitor at camp in
comps ny with Miss Janet Bigclow. re-
turned home ON Saturday. Miss Bisclow
will visit friends at Middletown. Pa be-
fore returning home. Mr.. NJ. b. Allen
was also a guest of Company q, in camp.
Conductor Pierce, of the Delaware and
Hudson Honesdale train. is off on vaca-
ton Conductor Ball is acting in his
place.
Company Il and the Honesdale officers
Of the Thirteenth regiment arrived home
from camp Sunday morning at 1.3O. after
being eighteen hours on the road. Chap
lain William III. Swift occupied his pulpit
on Sunday morning. With the exception
of the tedious return trip. no Incident oc-
Cured to mar the enjoyment of the most
successful camp ever held. They all re-
turned in excellent health.
Miss Alice Burns, who has been the
guest Of her brother, DIR. j.. w. Burns,
returned to her home in Scranton this
morning.
Miss Edith Torrcy has as her guests.
Miss Helen Savage, of Railway, and Miss
Julia MCGEE. of Jersey City,
On Saturday, Notwithstanding the rain
and sloppy condition of the field the
Taylor Reds and Honesdac teams put
up we'll matched game, the score at the
end of the ninth inning being tie. %.
From present indications negotiations
have closed between the Crescents and
Honesdale teams, and they will not meet
Hgain. There. has been too much play
ing by outsiders
Among the Scranton gentlemen who
spent Sunday with relatives and friends
in Honesdale were Joseph Waite. Dick
son TORY, l.. Bissell, Ned kicfer, Russell
Dimmick, Wesley M. GardAer and Henry
Foster.
The Erie offers most delightful eH-
cursion from Honesdale, July %. via New
burgh and down the Hudson river to New
York on Il day line steamer.
The Maple City band will accompany
the Honesdale Leiderkranz's excursion to
Lake Lodore, July 3O