The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-07-03
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Mohtrose, July Mrs. q. Il. Spen-
ter, who has been spending week
With friends in this place and relatives
ht Dimock, has returned to her home
IN Factoryvllle.
Last evening the question of who
should succeed the lamented Professor
Benton Il. James as principal of the
Montrose High school was settled by
the Board of Education in the unani-
nous election to the position of Pro-
lessor Charles II. Winder, who for four
years has been the principal of the Ber-
wick, Pa, public schools. Prof. Winder
ZONES highly recommended and is a
graduate of Dickinson college at Car
ksle. He bears a striking resemblance
County. Superintendent Charles E.
Moxley, of Hallstead, and this fact
conveyed a. favorable impression to the
minds of the members OF the Board of
Education.
r.. w. Crandall and family, of Elk
and, Tioga county, are occupying FOR
The season their cottage at Heart Lake.
Mrs. Hannum and daughters. of
Philadelphia, have rented at Heart
Lake the cottage Of James Melhuish
of Binghamton, and will occupy 1t dur
ing the season.
Henry Crane and George N. Cobb. of
k3inghamton. are occupying their re-
spective cottages at Heart Lake.
The lever glorious will be Il quiet
day in Montrose, there being no cele-
bration this year. but tomorrow night
The night "before," there will most en-
phatically be something a-doin." " and
he borough policeman will be treated
to no sleep on that night. Montrose
people will go in large numbers to
Heart Lake and to other nearby re-
sorts where celebrations are to occur.
Next year things promise to be different
here, as plans are already making for
monster celebration to be given under
the direction and for the benefit of the
Montrose fire department.
Four hundred people from Bingham
ton attended picnic held by a Sunday
school of that city at Heart Lake on
TUESDAY.
At a special meeting of Rescue Hook
and Ladder company held at the par
lors last evening, George B. Felker was
Elected delegate and George II. Frazier.
alternate to the meeting of the Five
Counties Volunteer Firemen's associa-
tion to be held at Westfield, Pa. the
middle of August. The Montrose dele
gates will exert their influence to Sc
cure the convention next year for
Montrose. No better place exists in the
state of Pennsylvania for such gath
iering than Montrose.
Miss May Courtright is spending the
Fourth of July with friends at Clark's
Green.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Lathrop, of
lHazleton, are guests at the home of the
doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. r.
Lathrop, on South Main street.
iSusquehanna sent over base ball
aggregation yesterday which was
Eloaded," or at least that was the in
sltion, to defeat Montrose. Besides
The best players of Susquehanna, there
|Yas added Michael Kilrow, of Great
eend and Van Cott of New Milford,
eady, and with her own men. to try
conclusions with the "stair climbers"
Rnd the latter, after an interesting and
Rt some points exciting, game, laid
t1own to the tune of 14-9. 1t was Mont
rose versus usquehanna-county, and
Montrose won. Our base ball team Is
3loing splendid work and, if it keeps on
Rs it has started, will reach close to the
Top of vicinity amateur base ball mines
before the close of the season. So may
1t be.
Jacob Koch and family, of Akron,
Ohio, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Koch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S.
Dessauer, on Scenery Hill.