The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-25
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Miss Iva Bell, eldest daughter of Mr.. art
| Mrs. g. h. Spencer and George Gelatt, oi
Scranton, next Wednesday at the brides
parents, on jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bloxham were ir
Susquehanna Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. P. r. Towner returned
from two weeks visit with friends al
Orange, N. j., and Hamlinton, Pa. They
| took in some of the sights in New York
city while away.
| Mrs. Ed. Wheaton and daughter, Bell
| of Factoryville, are domiciled in Mrs
Fosters house. near the depot, for few
weeks.
Quite few from the surrounding coun-
| try took in the Erie excursion to Bing-
| hamton Sunday from this station.
Mrs. Lydia Tallman and daughter, Mrs.
Charles Straits, of Plaintield N. j., were
visiting relatives here last week.
Postmaster B. F.. Baens. with his wife,
enjoyed a few days respite from business
last week visiting relatives in Susque-
hanna.
Rev. L. e. Van Hoesen. of Little Mead
ows, is visiting relatives at Starrucca and
will give lecture in the Methodist Epis-
copal church there Friday evening.
| Mrs. j. b. Bronson and daughters.
Misses Marie, Ellen and Romaine, are
visiting her sister, Mrs e. d. Miller for
week at her pleasant home on Water
street.
Rev. and Mrs. P. r. Tower returned
from their trip last Wednesday, having
had delightful trip. He was called to
Stevens Point Friday for a funeral and
Sunday he preached III the Free Baptist
church in the absence Of the pastor Rev
w. H. French.
The Misses Beatrice and Jennie Clark,
OF Montdale. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Frank Lewis. They are giving their
ia It.a p,,l. yI,r ic
aged a delightful outing in our pleasant
town.
Mrs. Lucinda A. Winter died last even
ing at the home. of her daughter in
Thompson, Mrs. N. s. Foster aged near
~ 81 years. She was born in New Mil
ford township, her maiden name being
Carin. She had been member Of the
Methodist Episcopal church sixty-ive
years. She was one of eight children.
Mrs. Rollo Carpenter of the township be-
ing the only one living now. She is sur
Nived by five children, Mrs. Philander
Tiffany. of Gibson; Mrs. N. S. Foster,
Thompson; Wesley Walker. Waymart;
Jones Walker, Matamoras. and yelling
ton Walker, of Binghamton. The funeral
Will occur tomorrow morning at n. S.
Fosters residence, conducted by her pas
tor. Rev. r. NJ. Pascoe lnterment at
Ararat.
Tomorrow evening one of Thompson's
fair daughters. Miss Ora. eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Spencer's, will be
welded to George Gelatt, of Scranton
by the pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. r. NJ. Pascoe, at the brides
home. on Jackson street
Messrs. e. f. Gelatt, h. G. Layton. A.
III. Crosier and c. NJ. Lewis. with their
families. are at Heart Lake this week at
tending THE Sunday School Normal instl-
tute.
A gang of men with steam shovel and
gravel train have been dumping nearly
two hundred car loads a day for the
past two weeks to fill in the trastllng
between this place and Ararat, are un-
able to keep in sight of their dtmpinss.
The ground is spongy and swallows the
dirt as fast as dropped so far. This was
anticipated but it will get full.
The condition of Mrs. Eli BoXham is
becoming more serious day by day and
her friends are in doubt about her re-
,covery and Mrs. Gelatt, mother of r. NJ
Gelatt, seems to be declining quite rap
idly. She Is past 81 years of age.