The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-08-26
MONTROSE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


,aynor, returned Friday evening to
heir home in that place.
Miss E'loretta jackson has returnef
from a two weeks visit at Kingsley
Bruce Munger, of Chicago, Is guest
ht the home of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Il. l.. Munger, on Lake avenue.
Miss Lila Gage is visiting in Hall
etead.
Miss Letitia whitney, of Blooms
burg, is a guest Of her sister, MIS- Z.
Fl. Winder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Foster and son,
pf Clmira are visiting relatives and
friends in Montrose and vicinity.
Colonel Edward II. Warner and John
III. Munger were on a trip to Bing-
hamton Wednesday.
Mrs. S. L.. Newton is visiting at
Providence and Crescent Park, r. l.
Mrs. A. Fl. Mack, Of Binghamton,
Is guest at Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Macks
residence. on Church street.
Mrs. Walter Carpenter, of Wilkes
Barre, who is spending the summer at
Lake Carey, was a guest of Mrs. j. Z.
Taylor Wednesday.
Henry Fredercks. of Philadelphia, is
pn fortnight's visit at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Dennis.
Miss Pearl Kresge, of Scranton, and
Miss Nellie Gregory, of Sayre, VINO
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
6. Jordan, returned Friday morning.
Misses Olive and Maud Birtley. OF
West Scranton, who were visiting at
Kingsley. We're guests at the home or
Nv. w. Nash, on South Main street,
last week.
On Thursday afternoon, the funeral
Nf Of whose
death occurred at that place Monday
evening, after sickness of but a few
hours, was held at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Smith,
| on Lathrcp street. A sad coincidence
in connection with his departure from
This life was the fact that the date of
the funeral was precisely on the ami
yersary of his twenty-seventh BIRTH
day. Rev. A. W. Cooper conducted the
funeral services, both at the house and
grave. a Quartette, consisting of Mrs.
Jean Wilmot, Miss Eva Hickman, j.
+. Barney and l.. r. Ellsworth, rem
hered appropriate selection. The pail
bearers were three members of the
Red Mems lodge and three members of
the fire company at Owego, both of
which organizations he was a popu-
ar member. The young man was uni
Eersally liked and although for several
years he has resided in Owego, his
hpme-comings have ever been source
bf pleasure to his numerous friends,
nd his loss is lamented by all who
knew him.
The semi-annual meeting of the Sus-
yuehanna County Historical society
will be held at Hopbottom Friday,
Sept. 10
Mrs Charles F. Delong is seriously
III.
Montrose Fire company, No. ., will
Phttend the firemens celebration at Me-
shopper, Monday, Sept. 1.
The third annual tennis tournament
of the Lakeside Country club will be
held on the club grounds Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 25, 26
end 81. A silver cup is offered as the
irst prize. Contestants are entered
from Scranton, Great Bend and other
places, and an exciting tournament is
anticipated
Mrs. G. A. Van Wormer and mother,
Mrs. Joel Lyons, returned to Scranton
Fridey, after spending several weeks
n this place.
Miss Julie Cruiser, a popular elocu-
orist of this place, will give an en-
frtainnent at the Birchardville Bap-
st church next Thursday evening, for
be benefit Of that church. Miss Cruz
Rr's melodious voice and graceful poses
hve won for her an enviable reputa-
oil, and she is very popular as re-
4,r and reader throughout this sec
non OF the state and in New York.
Samuel Smith. colored, who pleaded
guilty to larceny, was sentenced to q
year and seven months in the Eastern
1enitentiary by Judge Seare this
week.
The well known and famous Brothers
team of Pittston played a hotly-con-
tested game of ball in this place Thurs
day Afternoon. They came with a re-
cord of twenty-eisht victories and one
defeat, but after the game another de-
feat had been added. Susquehanna had
been defeated badly at two games pre-
vious and they assured the visiting
nine that they would have an easy
thing of it-havins lost the games by a
score of 17-7 and SO. But Montrose
was in excellent condition and won the
game easily, the score being 12-4. Cur
ran, of the Montrose team, made
home run and brought in two runs, be-
sides scoring himself; Hollister brought
in two runs by a fine hit, and Conk-
Inns work behind the bat and Hoover's
pitching was superb. The vanquished
took their defeat pleasantly and We're
effusve in their compliments to our
boys. which We're reciprocated. The
Ceceipts of the game We're about $780,
(runkhannock will play here Tuesday
afternoon, and very warm game is
anticipated.
The thirty-first annual encampment
If the Susquehanna County Veterans
association will be held in the fair
grounds in this place on September 9,
and l. There will be reduced rates
pr all roads leading to Montrose during
he encampment and reduced terms at
hotels.
Following are the teachers who will
Instruct the pupils in the MontrOse
High school the coming year, begin
hing Sept 2: Principal, c. II. Win
her; assistant principal, Miss Clara T..
Winans, of Meshoppen; assistants, Mrs.
Edith Jones and Miss Rose Judge, of
Mansfield A grammar room--Miss
Laura ]. Williams, Franklin Forks. B
erammar-Sara Diceroad, Bloomsbury.
ntermediate-Mary A. Carlin. Spring.
vile. primary-Josephine Blakeslee.
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