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THE SCRANTOX TRIBUNE-THCRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1!)0I.
FIREflEN'S DAY
AT CARBONDALE
Concluded
Chief Engineer Anthony Lump and
Trank Bolren.
Hrle Hope company, No. 1, of Sus
quehanna, with twenty-eight inon,
Tiarohcd behind the Susciuchnunn hnnd
of twenty pieces. The company's foro
nnn and president Is William Moiiin;
assistant foi eiiKiii, chailes Costollo,
drlllmnstct. .lolm O Culluhuu.
Among the guests of the Files were
cx-Chlefs John A. Make nnd John H.
McCnxxloy, Hoiough Attorney Thomas
A. Dougherty, llciux. Kuichaid. editor
of the Susquehanna Transcript, (Scorge
Conklln, Otis Uolletan and Hurgess
.Tomes P. Mr.Malion
I'lntectlon Ihiglne i ntiiprin . No. 3,
)f llonesdnlo, which constitutes the
Honesdnle lit o ilcpai tnieni, untied out
with txxentx-llx'o men. and xvns headed
by the Maple City baud.
The companj Is oflliorcil as follows
Foreman, Klthrnd Hi own. nsslstiint
foremen. Lconnid Sadler and Wallet
Whitney, president. P. W. Whitney,
reetetnix. H. W. I'll li. ticuHUicr,
Thomas Calloway.
tiuests of the eonipiny were lion T
J Until and II A. IVliulmnii. eilltot of
the Ilnnisdile Cllleti
The Columbia. march, d tlft.x-two
recti! ir ,iml twentv honoiai.v inembois,
to music by the Moart bind. The of.
fleets of the. lompatty ate l'oieman,
John Loftus; assistant fotem.iti, i: .1
ileale.v ill 111 ina-tei, .lame' Campbell
prsldent .'amis Ho l.iti sou etui x, P
F. .Mor.in tieasutci. .In me (lot man,
trustee. JP A DnKx. P H. .Muna
nnd Thomas Htcnti.ui. Slnnm lltenuan
Jp the lompun.x'.s driver
'Ihe ni ond division was In chat go of
n t- ii-.. i . .. . t. .... ... . '
i r iieinrii one in in euiei iitit
h.ll aides lie was insisted h.V M II
TrfplMniindP Ilhonbotg. All three
weie niotinted.
The unions Alexanders Ninth ltogl
tnent baud, of Wllke-Hnip, man hod
Rt the he id of the seininl dlvl'lnn Its
forty nientbei.i woie kuhkl suits.
The. Life Sivings Corps.
Following n I'.iitte the only Sen nt on
company. In the line of William Cott
lt' lie with twont.x -seven men and IP
life-saving emps of nine men The
company'1 otllcets ate PoiPinm. 1M
w ne! Slnnell. lapialn. Stilling Mni
rell assistant foieman. John Mutiny
nnd Owen Melviti piosidont, duties
Mmreil, x leepicslilont. Cltatle Wll
lard; secretary Janus Hicks; flu in
rial secretai.x.Yxnltct Quick, treasuter,
James Ki 11
The lite-sax ing iorps Is lompnscd of
Sterling Hnuoll. i.iptnin John Mo
Urn xx, lieutenant John Pink, William
Reill.x, Kted Sulllxan, Finest Slnnell,
John Muitaj, I'axld Htnke and John
Connell.
Amour; the nicmbeis of the nuiipanv
in '.lite wfte John lithiums, ptesldent
of ihe boatd of lontiol. Hon. Alex. T.
Connell James Kcoglr, Thomas Keuins,
Captain Joseph Holiolgle J. C. Lewett,
W. W. Hewitt. H. P. Mel In, 'I'linmas
Dnnlln, August Citundet, P.ittUK
Moote, Peter ll.iiiiin, Walter Slnnell,
Walter Applenap, living Applenap,
Chailes Connell. Charles Iliggins,
Chut les H. Connell, C. li Poland, T. 1.
Covtte
The Fugle Hose loiupunx of Plttston
with its oiuck dt ill team of ". men
and "' other itiembets, followed the
William Connell'.. J. M. Jones Is cap
tain of the team. They ate i hainplons
of Pennulania, having won llrst prize
in exety competitive ill 111 of an Im
pel tance held In the state in the last
eleen .xo.iis, Unhiding those (onditited
in connection with the annual conven
tion. The al-o won lift ptl7e at the
Coney 1st mil tournament of lsil when
the competition was open to lompanles
firm all over the L'nlteil Slate".
Along the line of maun they executed
all soits of falux maneuxeis.
The otTlcerx of the Kdules ate l'oie
man, Kdwairl Smith, as'lstant fore
men, T. V Motllt and Mjilik Jeff ties,
jne.sldont, Osi.ii Hottik. seuetai, V.
I'. Millet, tn iistiiei, J. N. Teiwllliser,
of the Plttston Kite Pep n tnient, ac
conipanied the Kaples f
The Only Paid Men.
The onl.x paid men In llm weie tline
lepiesentlni; the Meehanlii-' IhiKlue
companx, ut Wilkes. Marie the oldest
rite ioiiipan in thatclt.v. h.nini; oiRan
i?ed In lja Pifleen men repieenied
trie compriii.v.
The office! j aie. Poieinan, Ftank M.
Pihuler, .isxiut.int toie-ntun, William
Miiuioi, seuelar.x, W. O. Htown,
tiehsurei. Pi. ink Bonicit
The Patllotli Otdet Son.s of Altiet leu
V.md ot Caihondale led the 'istal
He coinpam of Jetuixu. wlibh tinned
out with tliht.v men undet i.oiumand
of Captain S 1). Puis and Poieinan
John J. al"h The Pagle Hoi- iom
pan of PilielutiK had nineteen men in
line. Tho weie in chaise of F. j;,
r.llekens. dr'Unusti'i The foreman of
this leiiiipam is A. II Peeie Auh
nald Hoso company No. 1, in i lunge of
W. 11 Blake, foieinau. and H. J. Mc
Anelitw. captain had .U men in line
The Foiest City Fife and Ptuin mips
led the Hnterpiise Hose coinpau of
that town The tltemen weie captalneil
by P M (Jaidnei. W. It. Wileubei ficr
Jr foieinau. The company ninubeied
forty men
.TJift.'aw lev band of Wllkes-Hane,
If el by Petei-ltowlc., a former Caibon
Lilian, made music for the Andtew
Mttchellr, who hi ought up the end of
the second dhielon The Mitchells
,urned out foit -eight men, In new
cadet giey unlfoim. and with their
v?tRon newly painted in ted and gold,
iporge Autlngei capt.tlncd the Mitch
dip. T. F. Heibett In fomn.in. The
lrler Is John Swackhamniei.
The third dhlslon wan headed by the
"Itlzens' hand of Jeimn and iou
tajried the following companies.
Walker Hose company, of Majlleld,
thirty-two men. John Callahan, fore
man. W. A P.triell, captain.
Vandllng Hose coinpaux No 1, thirty-two
men, Cornelius Sulllxan, fine
man. 'iesan Hoo company of Jeimxti;
thhty men, Thomas Stanton, foreman;
Michael Mcltale, captain.
Cottage Hoo company No 3, of Cnr
ludale, foitj men, James Hope, foie
man, John McDonmiKh, nKslstnnt foio
rtinn. Tlu- Cottage comniny, which was
only leeentlx organized, had no unl-
Js3 Allen's Foot-Easi in Your Gloyas
A lidy writfti "I luke Allen'i fuot ljt
Into mj bIoim itiil rub little on my lunJi. It
ut my gUnn by aUoitiinv iHrplrjtion i,
it a meat dainty toilet povuloi " c invite tin,
ttrntlou ol plilcl.ini nj nuiwi to the jbxilm
purity ef Allfn'n TlcI 1-jtc. Ur V. C. Abhon
editor of ihe Chlujo Clink. mji "It it t nuni
jirtrrtlfin; i im uint it tonttantlt in my
practice." All rtrue and ihor ttcict rell It, .5i,
funple tent WILE, AddrrM Allen b Olrmtcfl.
U Roy, N. Y.
from Pftgo 1,
fotttip. Their apparatus conrlsted nt
the old hand teel disunited by the
Columbian.
Most of the oompanlcp had their ap
paratus nlong and th" Columbian had
as part of their exhibit the old hind
engine which ban been In their pos
session for nearly half a century.
The inajoilty of the compinles woie
tesplendeiit unlfoims of xarlotts col
itis and of xaried six lis of nit and
trimming The unlfmiu of the Moatt
band was the most gotgeous In line
It Is of (Lit k gtnin ti lib ttlmined In
lilni k Atop tin- ihtpiMii Is a Haling
red pom-pom
The patinle was texiexxel at Ihe
elt.x lull and upon Its disbanding the
dillls nnd raies took plan-
FIREMEN'S DRILL
AND LIFE SAVER'S
After th parade, n period XMis de
xoted to exhibition dillls and an es
hlbltlon b.x the llfe-snxltig cotps of the
William Connell compan.x, of Simmon.
The ehlbltloii J i 111 wu Inti tided for
n competition. It was the xlsh to luxe
a number of companies Inlet ested to
adil to the atttaitioiis of fltcmcu'it cla,
and to stimulate Inteiest among the
lliemeii a Jill.e of $.'" was nlfitid b
the (oiiiiiilltP" In iltatge of tin se e
eicises. Thete xxas only oiie i otup,in.x .
howexet. that icsponded. This vas the
Pnglf ceimpanx, of Plttston Tin- e -bibllloti
u lid li tin.' i!ixi liowoxei.
atoned for xxlutcxet dlsappolutiiient
was felt oxet the link of ii'sponses
Tin' Pagle lotnpalix Is famed fot the
clexer dt 111 compan.x It has among Its
meiulieis, and the town on the Stisiiui'
liauna has good teason to be ptotid of
the lliemeti xho tepiesettt bet nbio.nl.
The ill ill took place In fiont of the
Aim i lean house, in the pit-ictm ol a
Huong that pinked the stteet ftoui
ctllb to i in li. The xwuk of thes,. m -ti
allied nnd splendid npptntiug iiieu
alwa.xs mi ills the highest apptei latlon
of onlookiis. and the thousands w bo
xx at lied their inatiiieiix ton .xesti'tda.x
XM'te all admlteis of tin1 aull" and
giaieful joung men xxho lompoM'd the
loinpan.x. The appltiusp tliut xxas hipi
ited was glxen xxltli a spit it that be
spoko the apptu latlon maulli'st, and
the dtlllets most eeitalnly felt lepald
for ttiell elfoi ts. The Inauoeux les xveie
a texelatlon to those who nexii xxll
lli'ssed them liefote, xxhile those to
whom they weie a repetition, inaixelcd
itgaln at tin in.
Theie xxete time Judges of the ion
test, Hon. t:. V. Heiidilik, Hon. J. J.
O'Neill and li P. Swlgeit. 'J'hete being
lint the one ioinpau, tile ptle of JJ",
xxas awatded the Kagb dtlllers, xxlth
the xxatni i ointiii'iidatlon of the Judges.
The William Connell Llfe-Savers.
Another ticat xxas the exhibition
glxen bx the llfe-s,ix lug cotps of the
William Connell lompany, of Sitatiton.
The exhibition took plan- on North
Main stteet, the Albilght building be
ing chosen foi the tllsplii of dating
and skill by the feat less joung nun
from the Plecttlc City, xxho ate the
bo ist nnd pi lite of that plate
The exhibition included the use of
the life net, tin thtllllug Jump to
s.tfet.x and the mounting up the build
ing bx means of the scaling laddei.
A part of this exhibition was the
Jump of Pied Itailej, of the Mitchell
eoinpanx. into the life net from the top
of the High school building.
Exhibition Runs of Companies.
There xxeie al-o two exhibition tuns
bx the Columbia conip.in.x, of this illy,
and the Krle eoinpnnx, of Susquehan
na, xxhich xx ere keenly cnjoxcel by the
c towels that thtongetl the tliotough
fate. P.ixer stteet Xas the tlioionulif.nr,
selected, It beluga stialght i tin. xxltli
no street car tails along the loadway.
The Columbia team, ill Ix en b Thnnus
Ilienitau. nude a lixil.x tun, the niein
bois making a ho-e lonin ctlou. The
line team of the Pile imupanx xxeie
sent speeding ox it the tlroiiiiigliiaie at
thilllliig speed, to the accompaultnent
of the wild cheets of the onlookers,
MUCH FUN AT THE
ATHLETIC CONTESTS
Uixor stteet, between Salem axenue
and Sixenth ai title, was the seem, of
a pushing. Jostling and. at times, high
ly excited throng .xe.stciday nioinlng.
This in xx here the athletic contests
took place, but how thex came off. It
is a utep ol two bejotid wonder, lot ex -oi
y half minute oi oftenu then, would
be an outblllst ol some of the .in-
loti- ones in the iiowd and liefoin tin.
lommlttee could leali.e what was doing
the ionise laid out lor the contest was
filled with a ptislttiu and snuggling
ciowd It Hilled fot patience of the.
highest degne, for no nutter how
much iiiging and Imploilng that xxeie
done, the uowd would tush In with a
Jam and at the finish of eai li r.rcp It
xxas a guess as to who weie the ion
testants. This anxiety and excitement
among the eiowd gieatlv mailed the
affair, tinlei was at a premium and If
time was oxer a deatth of policemen
xx hen they weie needed it was at these
contests Through ox ei sight no ropes
were pi ox hied to keep the ciowds b,u k
saxe a clothes line which xxas Just
fun foi the cieiel to hi oak tliiough.
Albeit (I. Ktitlieifoid was in lunge
of the sports, and undet the clivum
stances, be Is doner xlujj of a medal
or dei oration of some scut foi hj ef
fotts in endeiixoilng to maintain order
to ensure the successful can.xlng out
of the proginnime This Is a hint that
the executlxe committee of the semi
centennial association might well take
notice of. Wesley Pan ell was judges
and James Mason was stutter. These
two ilesctxo to shine In the afotcsald
decoiatlons.
The Contests.
The 100 yards dasli xxas the flist
ex cut. Theie xxeie llxe entiles, "Hob"
Sehoonover, Halleck Wairen, Cogglus,
Mot an and I.ougluiey. Schoiuinxpr
Is a cigar maker, but he proved that he
i an do othet things besides tolling
llimirus. He can iun like tiro wind,
for he lalily llexv ovei tlie ionise ond
ran away with III sit pilae which was
$2. Halleck WuriPtr was tin. next best
spt Intel, winning the .second pi Up, j
Time weie ilxo entries In tho ttu
yatds race. .Sehoonover (lushed by his
sun ess in tho hist contest, was a con
tenant a second time, but tho effort
was too much for him and when with
In about twenty feet of the struggle
lollapseel and had to bo cairled to a
neaibx hn tie was totally ex-
no bofoio
his energies were renewed. He Is like
ly to suifer for several cjnjs. Warren
xx on tho contest, Sehoonover was sec
ond, Samuel Ixnighney third, nnd
James I.oughlln last. Tho prUe-j xxcro
U and ft,
The bicycle race xxns tho most ex
citing of the morning. It xxas over a
one-eiuartor tulle course, tho end being
the Seventh avenue intersection. Three
scorchets entered, Thomas I.eo, Chuiles
Anderson, and (inrlleld Atideison. I.eo
Is what "Chuck" Connors would call
a "husky guv," nnd the i' ptlp was
easy money for him. I'll it les Andet son
took second mono.x. fj.,0
The one-half mile raie tanked sec
ond In Inteiest utid pxeltenicltt Alec.
Win t en, Paul l.oughney and I.awtentp
l.oughney took off their coats nnd hus
tled oxet the iiuilse. Paul l.oughney
Is what Flaherty's kid would call a
"pein h" of a splinter, but Warren was
one of "Chuck ' Connor's "foxey guys"
and he let Konghney set the poip for
him until within about ten feet of the
end wheji he "cut loose" and crossed
the chalk line about llxe feet ahead of
Ills chief iiimpetltot. Lawrence Lough
tiev xxas third man. The prizes were
J3M and Jl ."0.
Fun Begins With Stick Race.
The tilu began xxltli the sack lace.
Theip weie mix number of candidates,
mostfy .xoungttets. tintry iiutcnins
kept the lead from the stnrt, and It
seemed like a walk oxer until he xxas
almost at the end of the nue. Then
his bag bin st anil one leg becoming
tree, he was dlsbalied The pair who
wite newest him stopped when they
sled up his lead, but when it xxas
shouted that he xxas dlsitualltleit, a
tulte of a lad. little Johnnie Creegati,
was pushid oxet the line by the excited
inivxil and took (list money, J.'.uO. 1 11-
xviinl Kenwoithy was likewise lanled
along and xxas given second money,
$150. The othets who took ronsola
tlott ptlfps the "Jollies" of their
lilends -weie Charles Creegan, Pied
Lewis, llm i Pimtor Paxe Jennings,
Hat iy Hutehlns and John Walsh
The thtee. legged nice xxas another
laugh ptoiluiPi. The lontestants xxeie
pTltcd as lnllows William McC.atty
and (leoige Holt7.ninster. Halleck Wat
tnti and Liwietue Loitghney. John
Kllleen and Hatty Huti lilns, Joe Han
sen nnd .1 times Loughnex. MiOaity
and Holtyina.ster pioxed to lie the
gieal "sir ikes" of this contest. Me
(iarix xxas a ngular xxhlrlwlnd. He
tear tied this ttlck of racing at St.
Mliluel's lollege, Tot onto, and xxhen
he xxas tied up to Holt.mastet he cat
lied lilni along like the xxind The
pair l.in like the Mil hell and Colum
bia, tp mis on the way to a lite and
i tossed tlie tape so far ahead of their
iiimpetltois tli.it the otherri felt
ashamed for Inning ined War
ren and l.ouglurey came In second,
Kllleet. arrd Hutehlns thlid nnd Hansen
and Loughlln were the rear es(oit The
xxinuei.s got $J each, the second team
$1
Ilalluk Waiieti, xvho seemed to be
able to take a tut n at almost aux thing
that was pulled off. xvon the $,!, Hist
ptl7e In the bindle ran-. Liwienee
Loughniy, seiond monex. Jl r,0. Holtr.
master, Mitlan.x and llodglns lutno
under the head of honoiable mention
for meritoi Ions, xxhbli means that they
xxeie all right, but not quite as good ns
tlie other fellows
The Indians Are Tullers,
The Indian foot ball team which
piomises to sweep the gildlions here
abouts this fall, pulled n picked team
all ovei the pavement In a tug-of-xvar
and then by won a dollar each. The
pic ked team thought it lotttd pull a
ttlp of cars up a gravity plane, but
the Indians pulled like a team that
could ank the earth up to the moon,
henev the reason they aie richer by a
doll ir apb i e.
Hugh, ll.ukls and the ctowd and
excty one else weie xvlllin', but this
was ihe end of the piogi ammo, and the
crowd illsper-id to line up on Main
stuet to admire the gallant tinmen.
A HOT TIME IN
THE OLD TOWN
Thete was a hot time In the old
town list night It xxas up to the
iiteimn to cany off tile distinction of
enlivening Catbondale as It was nevei
enlivened bifote, and they enlivened
all light. It was a hot tune that they
iieai-il the hotte.ct kind of a time, as
hot a" tin Hies that they aie called
upon io put out.
A beiilarn ot noise, In f.n t two ol thtee
bedlams were let loose. The noisiest kind
ol noise The noise that lings In jour
eats and glvis joit a stall xc 11 nigh
caUttlaied to In trig on nervous pros.
nation. Pur It was Hi omen's night
and th -y were only adding their spit it
to tlul it leluatlotii of Catbondale's
golden Jubilee, and In doing so they
can lid Ihe whole tune with them
The one who louldn't make noise dldn t
belong In Catbondale last night his
place was In Wilkes-Pane oi Jessup
The only occupation of the people xvas
celebtatlng Celebrating in any old
wax: blowing ".seiuakeis. ' singing any
old song or nxlng to sing it knot king
btnel staves together Thete was a
i tut on battel Maxes nnd some met
rliiintH must haxe suffered, fot theie
vie to hundreds of them in the hands of
vtgnious "i outers"
Then, wiie as many moans of cele
btatlng as thete xvpip pi i sons, c.n h
one had his own Idea and lip followed
H until he tan actoss something iuoip
noisy. Theie weie ptoc i sslons with
out number. Main sheet xxas ttax-ol-d
from one end io the othei. Hands
and half of bands, ditini iorps nnd
ditttn imps that weten't drum corps
tiaxeleil tho sheets pla.x trig at times,
with nianhlng hosts behind them mak
ing n itlu that was fairly deafening,
"Hood llxo, Polly C.rnj" was sung a
thousand limes, "Coon, Coon, Coon"
was shouted until it won't haxe to be
sung (or months in Carbondale, "t
Won't Lovp You, Annie Mooip" was
shouted i notigh to keep It from being
sung nnv mote, the cake-walk was
done in a wa that It was never done
befoie; jells won executed in a fashion
that, as Chuck" Conuots would sav,
would make the Valu bojs and the rest
feed like thlit c.nts In pennies a lot
of small i Image. There were torch
light proiesslous, Willi blooms for
ton lies, and the small white mule and
li's bigger black biother, which have
been lainlllnt sights on the streets
this week, were hotted about the town
unMI they wished mr tho Kingdom to
lump The small boy was In n new
xx or Id, and tin old residents weie
p.iialyzcd xxltli sttrpilse at the amount
of vitality glxen the old town and
they wete open-mnuthed and speech
less as the took In tho tiuious doings
of the Juhllee-shkkcn crowd.
Tills Is nil attempt to desiilbe what
took plan, the last night of Caibon
dalo's Jubilee elemonstiatlons, rho like
of which were noxer seen before, and
when it Is hard to pi edict will be re
peated. The deiiionstiatlons were continued
until the demonstratois weie played
out nnd It xvas tlmo for tired and
xxeary bodies to go to rest.
NOTES OF HAPPENINGS
OF FIREMEN'S DAY
Chief McNtilty sut prised the popu
lace by th" grace with xxhleh he enr
rled hmifclf In the saddle of the fine
steM he tode as grand marshal Tho
chief Is ktioixn as a member of the
"good fellow," an cxpei t Itsherman,
a (list i lass head iff the Ihe department,
but his nctiiiiip'lshmentp as a horse
man wns xhr,lij unknown. The dis
covery was made at an opportune
time, lowpvci, unci tho happy little
chief must have had heaps of coinpll
nvnts tin own at him yesteiday.
A conspicuous llguie In the paindp
was Major P. 11. Whitney, president of
Protection Pnglne company of Hones
dale. The major, xxho tukes a speclnl
illlght In nnd has a low for organized
bodies, is an aetlxo splilt in the com
pany, hi the parade xestetday he
was mounted on tho engine, and droxe
xxlth skill nnd grace the double team
of spit lied ginxs that drew the blight
lire engine It might be ( mentioned
that Major Whitney Is at home behind
the most active and high spirited
horses that can he driven
The irppetirance In carriages of Hon.
John V. Ncalon, IMwatd Claik.son Pat
lick Put ns, Michael Coughlln, James
Klrkxvii'id, Stephen Nenlon, Daniel
lladglns Michael Pcvlne. Ueoigp Me
Ponough recall thtv? eatl daxs of
lire lighting In Carbondale. These are
some of the survlxors of the old guard,
the red-shlrted bilgade, thnt chased the
fires with the old hand engine. Nearly
all of them llgured In the fighting of
the two big flies that visited Caibon
dele In the 40's and almost xxlpeel out
the business portion of the town
Special Detective Archie C.uiney dis
tinguished himself xcsterday and Inci
dentally ptovecl his title bv making the
lit st arrest of a fakir. The fakir xxas
holding out on Main street, enjoying
himself working the pen and the shell
game and matching coins. The ptos
pcetlve lit lies of .Mi. Fakir went up in
tlie air when Aichle laid his big fat
hand on the slick man's shoulder nnd
sild "You are my joit know," with a
significant shake of the head.
"I'll be your escott for awhile," con
tinued the acting sleuth
"Look out or I 11 take a lit," cried the
man of fakes.
'That's all light, we can fit your
use" st imioil Archie, as he vigorously
pushed the shell man nlong and winked
at the calliope man, xxho xxas xx a tilling
"Now He Nevei Cares to Wander
From His Own Fireside."
"Look out," jelled the man of ms
terlous vvnjs, "I'm going to take n fit;
xx.itc li me."
"He good, now," cautioned the jubilee
celebration detective "He good, or
some one will haxe to call the ambu
lance," he continued, as he struck a
Jim Jeff i les pose, nnd the callope man
switched tn the tune "I Want You, Ma
Honev, I Do
"What have I clone? I Inven't done
mix thing," came from the prisoner
"Max- be j ou have not, but jou will
do somebody of something If jou'to let
loose Come along, now. and enjoy the
honor of having an escort on Fit omen's
dry," said the geneious and accom
modating detective.
The p.nr man lied away to the police
station to the callope man's mush of
"Now He'll Never Iteturn Again " Thus
endeth the story of Detectlxe fiutney's
first lubllee arrest.
Wind IMwards, the celebiated stew
ard who conducts the i lam bakes at
Poxntelle, Js a member of the Ontatio
and Western band, of Mldilletown.
The Mechanics of Wllkes-Ruire pre
sented the Mitchells with a beautifully
framed picture of themselves just pi lor
to the patade The presentation was
made on behalf of tlie Mcihanlcs by
lion John F Pe; nobis Tln aieppt
ance was bx- Thomas Campbell.
"Joe" Hall, Sctanton's xetetan xolun
teer and chlei promoter of the Fire
men's Heller association, xvas otto of
ihe speetatots.
A rernatkable fac t in connection with
the tin ec daxs' celeluatloti was the
few a i rests that the pollee xxeie re
quited to make. Theie wasn't a single
dlsturbanie nnd the only arrests xxeie
a half (Iryeii plain dt links. This Is n
reie id that the city can well feel
proud of.
The Mr. in ton Hallway company has
given admliable serxlce during the
past few- dai,. The only unsatlsfac
tot.x fc.uuio was the servlie on tlie
Forest City end of the line, xxhlih was
dup to Hip los of power In tr.msmls
flon. Division Superintendent Kelly
worked like n Tiojan and was assisted
bv Division Superintendent Ciiles
Schem k oi the Sctanton division. Chief
Lineman Andiew Conlan was on the
ground with a force of men to repair
bioken cables, hut Monday night wns
the only time they were called out.
Alexander s Ninth Heglmcnt band
gaxe a conceit In front of the Ameil
i.iu house last night that entertained
a timing that filled the street.
Hx-Chlef McCullough of the Susque
hanna File Department was among
the xlsttlng firemen yesterday
W. 11. Hlchmnnd, of Iltelimnnd hill.
M'ranton, was among the visitors to
Caibondnlc jesteiday xxho was closely
Identified with the earlv history of the
city. .Mr. Hit hmond was at one time
proprietor of the (list store In Catbon
dale, n cut of which nppeatod in tho
Tribune Uils week
A notable tlgiue lit the parade jes.
tPtday was Julius Klnbaok, of Set an
ion, who walked with the Columbia
company, and carried an axe over the
Hup of match The axe was finite slg
nillcant In the days Konp bv xvhen
Julius ran with the Columbia icel cart
to (ires he was credited with being so
lcady with the nxe that he usually
i hopped the building down befnto It
bullied To keep this memory of him
still allxe, tho memhei.H Insisted on
him mrixlng tho axe in the pal ado
jesierdaj'.
"Line" Tillman, plpemnn of the
Phoenix Chemical, foremost of Scran
ton's feat less llretnen, William Hlitlej-,
call man of the Liberty hose and soc
ietal y of tho Pit emeu's Relief asso
ciation; W. J. Pace, permanent man of
the (ieneral Phltrny company, weie
among tlie Seiarrton ilreinen who
xv .itched their hi others patade jestcr
ila.x. Px-Chlef P J. Hie key of the Scran
ton Fire Dep.it ttnent, had pleasant
memotles let ailed jesterdny as ho
watched the gallant III omen paiado
Caibondale's streets,
Tom How ley and his AVIIkes-Haire
band serenaded several of his foimer
Catboiidalo fi lends.
Mr. nnd Mrs, IM, Cnrr, of Prnmpton,
wete guests of Mr. and Mis. Frank
Wells,
Hx-Pti'stmunter Htlggs and Assist
tant Postmaster John Shntpsteen of
Wuyno county's plot weie among the
passing throng.
Tom's ovation on Hlver street was a
coikei.
Dr. IC. Urown, Mrs. Hroxvn, and Miss
Hcrtha Fucrth of Honendalo were
guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hrown,
of Church street.
Chief C. J. Hrown of Honesdnlc po
lice force, wns among the Minis.
Myron Dodge of llotiesdale made a
big hit as assistant cymbal artist in
the P. O. S. of A. band serenades.
Artesian Hose company, Jermyti, for
ty men, xxeie In new unlfoiitis.
John Lyons, Mjron Dodge, Jolt nnd
Harry Fieeman, Henty Tlngley
xveie Interested cltlens from Hones
dale, Hen Fitch lepiesented the Hones
dole Citizen at tho celebration.
Hlg Sam Mendelsohn, of Max Held,
the biggest man In tho company,
marched xxlth the Walker Hose com
pany of that bointigh,
William Pohlman, president of the
MiQttoltl Hose and I'nglue eompany,
of Mldilletown, Is foieman of the On-
tntlo and Western shops at thai place,
he Is one of the substantial iltlens of
the tow n, and Is all sunshine and good
cheer,
A boy by the iiatno of Jennings, re
siding; on Seventh avenue, Is the flist
xlctltn reported during the Jubilee
Young Jennings, with a number of
companions, wns about xxhcie men
were shooting cannon ctackers in fiont
of Tony Lltts' saloon, on Salem axe
nue. He grabbed a lighted ct acker,
that had supposedly gone out, and ns
Jennings picked It up to rc-llght It It
xx out oft. badly shattering the thumb
of the light hand. He xvas taken to
the Pmeigeney hospital, wheie the
wound xvas dressed. He xvas after
xxards leinoved to his home.
The ttonesdnlo delegation of visitors
nude their headquarters In the (Jer
manltt Singing society's quarters, where
refreshments xxeie provided
Hx-Hiugess Iiatuuntru, Councilman
Arthur Llney, the Jolly nnd light
hearted Sheilft At mht uster, of Hones
dale, xxeie nniong the vlsltois from the
Maple Cltx
TIip Vnndllng Hoso company ap
peared In their new unirotms of light
green for the flist time yesterday.
Their nexv dress was leseived cspe
e Inlly until the Carbondale i elebratlon.
The mascot of the File Hose com
pany Is big Snm Keel, the colored man,
who had ills station on the rear of the
wagon In the pat ado. Sam has nil of
the mirthful characteristics of his rate,
and contributed to tho gayety of tlie
occasion in fining stjle.
M. M. Kearney, of Seranton, was
among those who spent Fli email's day
in Carbondale Mr. Koarnej' Is a na
tive of Carbondale; xvas bom here oxer
slxtv jeats ngn. though he went to
Aichbald x lth Ills parents In his In
fancy. Charles Pickering, of Hagle Hoo
company, No, 1, of Ptleeburg, xvas
among the xcteian tltemen In line. He
Is a charter member of the L'agles,
though he Is on the honorary list now.
He lias held all of the olllces In the
companj. and would be In offlce yet,
but for his advanced years.
The loan exhibit at the Trinity par
ish house xx ill be open today hetxveen
the hours of 2 nnd ." nnd 8 and 10 p. tn.
for the benefit of loeal residents who
have been unable to nttend during the
last three days.
SOME NAMES OF FIRST SET
TLERS. lsL'9 Mi Mills and sons, Samuel
Mills. Dwlglit nnd two other brothers,
Jessie Rnglej, now llxlng here, a Mr
Trate, of Tiate's mine, the first man
who opened a coal mine In Fallbrook
creek, near Delaxxare and Hudson
openings. A son of the nboxe, bom
here In Augut, 1R10, wns In town three
times in ISIS nnd lxl!, as sales ngerrt
for a Rochester nursery firm, and is
now living there.
Jake Snjvler, now com t crier nt
Scrantor, born In Oieenfleld toxxnshlp
in 1SJ7 or lS2s, llxed here for sexernl
jeat., xx cut to school xxlth Informant
to John Walsh, teat her In u building
In tear of the pie.-ent Thomas Pren
nan's .store. Pllas Thomas, for jcars
night xxntehman for Delaware and
Hudson Canal eompany John C.illl
gan In June. 1820. Thomas Mullen, old
Michael Murphy, James Timmins, n
Mr. Currnn, Michael Cannon, Painey
Hlggirwt and Pattlek Ncalon, John M
Pootc, xxho came Nox ember, IS::!).
Pwlght Lathi op, Dr Sweet, llentj
Johm-on, Stephen Rngeis Dllton Yai
il"gton. Amzl Wilson, R, P. Marxlne,
Daniel Taj lor, Angus Cameron Cap
tain Williams, flist clerk of Carbon
dale cltv entri t
isr.o Rli hard Keating xvelghmnstet,
James Rellly a Mr Pnjle, John Klik
w mid. Patrick Fartell, alderman in
ISM, Mlihael Hussey, gianelfnthei of
ptesent Father Hussey noxv of Hazle
tnn, John Finn, with two sotio, James
and John, one a blacksmith and the
other a shoemaker, Michael Stokes,
Thomas Roland John Ljnch and Mr
MtCiljnn and son IMxvarcl (old Mc
(iljnn xv h killed stahbed In a lint on
Pike street in ls.lt); John Kearnej and
xxlfe, Hildget, xxho aftetwatdt mart led
John Kllgannon, Michael fiallagher,
Hugh fiallagher, Patrick Moflltt, Dan
Hrndley, Tiiomas Hurke and son.
Michael (carpenters), now living on
Welsh hill. Mark Melxln, Michael Caw
ley and sons, Domlnlck John, Michael
and Patriik, old Mr Waksh, on Dun
daff street, and sons Maurce and Jack
and daughtetf L'llcn and Mary, a Mt
Campbell and sons John nnd William,
on Dundaft t-ttreet, Jaine.s Clnrkson,
Delaware and Hudson general mine
superintendent, old John Slmson and
family, John. Jr Robot t. Ocoige, An
drew William, Huphcmln, and Mnt
gt.iet; William ftllroy.
IKm-Jolin Cojle, Peter McDonald
Michael Rellly. John Lee, Tctrenee
Powder ly Thomas Miller (There were
Iinjles Walkers some Morgans. Max
evs, Hughes, Povvens, Recses, Plilllips,
Mose.s, Oxxcns and Prices, most of
tliose nine names came in 1S3J) John
Thomis. xveiglurraster for Delawnte
and Hudson companj, Pattlek (Jllloti
welghnuister for Delaware and Hud
son companj. Hugh (llllcn, rallroid
track and labor boss. James Dojle,
mine haikl.ijer Mipeilntcndent; Mich
ael Deliuai, who leit Shanty hill tn
liiur Waymait to fiiinr In Pi.lii, n son
of his. now living at Jcrmyn, born here,
James Caw ley, father of Winifred, wife
of Michael Kearney, living, Ann widow
of Hdwind Clark, and James. Jt , now
at Lurernp borough.
J R. Van Heigen llxed here about
this time, left to ictuin to spend the
iimaliuk'r of his life with the highest
respect of nil Carbondale, a nhoit time
ago. Thomas Hirlg. William and
George Hals, old Mr Lindsay and sons
('eoige, William and Andrew, John
(if in y Jofoph i'cik, Richard and Will
iam Pettlgiexx, Ira and Pll Olggee,
Thomas McLoitghlln, .Michael Mabon.
of (ireenlleld.
lv;:a-lS3l, P. S. Joslln, (I, 1, Moiss
(tiinneij). Snm llnkomh, engineer;
D.rxlt' llenrj and son James, on Pike
Mivel
.!.' Samuel Pnker and son William,
now alderman First ward, Mr. Bow en.
Welsh Haptlst minister. Mr. Jones and
son isolomnn, David Harris, Irry 011
ln, Charles T Piersnn, of Benjamin &
Co, three brothers Coyne, who kept
store next to tho Arcade storo In 1S39;
A GALLANT YOUNG CAPTAIN
Restored from a Nervous Affection
by Pe-ru-na.
Ifvi
i" ii jf Henry H.
1 J-" Roscr.
Captain ltenrv It Hoser, of the N i
llonal Ottard of Colm nb, is w II known
In Colorado. He Is Sceretatj National
Hxpiutlxi Cntnirilttpe ot tin Nation il
Liberty Party, also (ieneral Sect eh y
of the F. S Mouetaij Li.igur Sen -tiny
Direct Legislative League ot Col
in ado, and Is ( ! i ami Chief Templat, In
dependent Order of tSond Tempi its lor
Color ado, Wjomlng and New- M'-xIm
in a lecelil letter to The Poiuna Med
icine Co., Columbus, n Mi. Hoser
speaks ot their icinedj, Perun t, In the
tolloxxlng xx ol els;
"As a public speaki r I um a good
Judge of the merits of Pet una In i ases
ot nervous prostiallon. It xvas lecom
incuded to me some two jcais ago
ope of them winked at if shops in
later jeats, William Pax is, fnthet of
txxo bojH drowned in mine Hood Align-1,
IS'0, Mi. Powen and son Ttank
1 xid on Pike sheet near Lookout,
Joseph (Jlllesple, William Loxe, John,
Oiorgennd Holier t Lovp. John P. Fain
bain John Powen, father of John J.
Row en, John Davis, father of Jim
Daxb- Drummer Tour Pax is, IM, Fer
ris, Thomas Richards, shoemaker,
ll'ihnid Daxls, shoemaker, P Morri
son, Pattlek Kent nex, i x-Judge John
Dttggan, Jnnies Cojle, Hugh Murphy.
Anthony Lickcn, HiirIi Lie ken, John
WaNl., si hnolteac In l , Anlibald Law,
niitir boss, sons John S. Law, Chailes
Lav, now of Plttston, and d uighier
Mai v Law, now of Scrinton: Ni III
Fabon mine car builder, Patrick Fal
lon, Anthony Flnnetlj. Hi van Clntk,
Antlie ny Padden, John Putns nnd sons
Patrick nnd John, xxho removed to
fauns In Wajno fount j- in lstl, txxo
faiiiilles of Whiles, on giavlty load.
l?CO-Stephen nnd Judsorr Clark, J.
II Me Alpine, Philip Wllhon, J W
Pil'liham arrd tluee sons, n. H, I'd
and Daxe, Willi im Hall. Orlando Fos
ter, Kptnaim Hughes, John Phillips,
H-tny Phillips, Roger Judge. Pattlek
DixItiP. Harnej" C.affney, Reese Hughes
1K3J Joseph Olllesple. Thomas CIllcs
H, Horatio Pleice, Peter Campbell, Jl
W. (itaxes, James Anlibald, engineer,
nuil son James, Ross Smlrh and sons,
John H. Smith and Daxld (! . now liv
ing hero- No. .t Pngineer Davis and
sons Tom and Pd., Mlchnel, Pirtley
nnd John Moonej , Pig Mark Devlne,
John Pattett, Jesse Cuiduer. Pahlok
Nfl.le, Patrick ..Mollltt. Jd , Tom Kll
p.iu.ck, Prank Mi Lean, Kellv KUpat
riek (irandfather Maxey nnd sons
John, (leoige nnd William, William
Moipnn. butcher, William J., boss nu
son; Pnoi h, Hopkins, Isjiae, William,
Psq. Powen Jeiledlall How en, Tom
Hec-i , Tom Ptlce, Samuel Jones, lath
er of S S Jones aldeiman. John Jen
kln.'. James Herbert Shadiach and
M shell Phillips. Owen's three brothers.
Mis. Moses son Ptioch and one daugh
ter, rrow living heie, Tom Williams,
Mlri" Poss L'ben, killed in tall of mines
Janunij 1.', IStfi John and tteese Will
iams, James, Mlclnel and Manus La
xui, Patrick Dntidlcan, P.rttlik Finnl
gan find Owen, tlohert Mnxxxell, Hart
ley and John Pegllu. Mleliael Cirlj,
Jn'm Murptij. Mis Ctattan ami sons
I'ih'ck englneei at No. I, Christopher,
now in California Mrs White and
soi.a Tluadx and Johrr. Patrick White,
Ldwattl Dougheitx. John rtallightr
nnl son Mai tin, Hobet t and John For
bs, Lewis Hlgglns. tailoi Simon Coo
g.tn and son Joseph, Michael and Pat
nek Poland, Pah I k and William I'l.in
nlgnn. Michael (iallagj.
l'JI-i" -P itrli k Ne.uv mil sons John
and Mai tin, Honix Pldgeon, Anthony
Miles Maiv Miles, chin les 'ivdim, An
drew o Nelll, Tom Stanton and two
sons, Tom and Pat. Tom Reap, Tom
Pcupher, Patrick He.rtov , Jesse Thonip
uni aide iinan. James 'I'honipsoir now
HxliiF bete William Root, lit. Nathan
Jackson and son John II Wateiluity
nnd sons, John Walsh and son Mike
Vxilsh, Sti ptien and I) ix id Mlddleton,
Antlionx and William Clllmv. Mi. De
x'lie and sons Robe it, Patrick and
Miibnci and Mai tin, Timothy (iilbool,
Pi luck Cuuuuings, William Hltdsall,
fust breweix Doctor Copeland, who
M ilibed William Hoot In the neck, te
eoxeicd f I nm xxound: doctor setved live
jeur. in stale prison lor cilme, stab
bing occuned In lxtl
lHO-Ml-'l-'-'n Donilnlek, Mike, John
and Pat Cawle.v, John and Hill Camp
bell, James Norton, William Simpson
nnd bister, Alva, Pob, Jim nnd Pftly
Patmi, Phil Ollllgan and slstcis Mai
gaiet nnd Judith, ptesent Jtts. T.
O'CounelP Pattlek Lee and two sisters,
John Simpson, Jr., now of California,
John and Richard Walsh. Pat and
1 rxan Claike Thomas John and Hrjan
Fallon, thtee Fallon slstets, Nelll Fal
lon, Dan Thomas .unl Piidget and
Jack Faitell Hetsy, Pat and Hugh
Powfieilv, John and Pat McDonald,
Mike and Dominie k Burke, Pirt Kellj.
William Cillto.v, Mike Poland, James
lunch, John Kelt)-, big Put Walker,
Willi:. in and Patllik Walker. Mike and
Pat .Mc Half . John and James Finn,
Mike Keating, James Klikwood, Tim
Pciutiiean. Put Luntiey. John Ncalon,
IM, Clarksnn, I'harllo Campbell (liotgu
M Alpine, William and Andrew Law,
Adam llrjdcn, William Walku.
Another Gnrno With Aichbald,
The game between the Cicseeiits and
Archbald Sunsets ut Lake Lodcue on
Septf tuber S will be a xeiy Interesting
enntesl, in view of the teceiit xletniy
foi tne latter team oxir oui homo
nine Tlie Sunsets, li must be admit
ted, is a xeiy strong team, but we eei
taluly cannot stand another defeat nt
thelt hams. Captain Fox should there,
fote seo tn it that pioper selection Is
made, In this game, In filling tho re
spcotive positions of his team. We
hope that Smith and Loftus may be in
stalled ns the battel y, as In our opin
ion these were tho weak positions In
the recent game, with Atchbahl'a
fctrong nine,
xxhen t xxas suffoilng fiotn nervous
disorders, and 1 found It very excel
lent. I do not travel without a bottle
of it now, and 1 find that an occasional
dose when I feel tlrod and worn out
lejuxctiates the system and lcmnves
that tlrsd feeling "Henry H. Hoser,
Ut! Past eighteenth avenue, Denver,
Colo
Mis. Thomas J. Shatp, 320 North Sec
ond sheet, Reading, Pa., xxrltes;
' Your medicines have eeitalnly done
a gieat deal fot me In saving me from
nervous piostintlon, and I sincerely
xMsh that all pel sons, whether sick or
well simp this medicine contains the
qualities of all clllcleltt and itixlgorat
Ing tonic would glxe It a hlal and be
coiixitii -d of Its met Its,
"I'll inking jou for all your medicine
has done for me, and hoping It may do
the same fot many other suffctltig peo
ple, I remain, yours tespeotfully,
Mrs Thomas J Sharp.
Congressman II. C, Worthlngton,
ft oni Nevada, cx-mlnlstet to Ai pontine
Republic, also at one time Collector of
Port at Clui listen. wa. an Intimate
friend ot (ienetal tlinnt, and is one ot
the two living pall-be.uets of Presl
il nt Lltiioln Coiigiessnian Worthlng
ton wtltes the following letter:
"Allow me to expiess my gratitudo
for the benefit derived fiorn your
remedies. I have taken one bottle
of Perunn, end it hns benefited im
mensely a cisc of catarrh of somo
months' standing, and I cordinlly
commend it use to nil slmilaily af
ilicted." H. G. WorthlnRton.
Peruna nov t tails to ptpvent nervous
piostiution It taken in time.
If xou do not derive prompt nnd
sntlsf.ie toiy tesults hoin the use of Pi -lima,
xx 1 1 1 o at once to Dr. lluttman,
glxlng a full statement of jour cafe
and lie will he pleased to glxo you his
x.ilu ilile adxlee gratis
ddiess Pi Hattman. President of
The Ilartmau Kanltat turn, Columbus, O.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Delaware nnd Hudson Railrond.
luni 'l l'il
Trim will Icim ( itliondilc n city station a
follow
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ImIim rinho ftoin lloop'-d lie uvl Wivnnrt
tub hi It i ni 1 Hi t I", I' IT p in
siiihIh ti nnn jtirlep t ( rfrhonililc from lake
LmIiii, Wiuiint unl lliiiicnljlc rt 1.M7, 110
anl 7 X", p in
New York, Ontario and Western.
luni J I, lu
Irillis li m I ,eli, mi, I ilc (n s,r,,nion it 70,1
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II 111 .1 in , I II i in (In sumj m 0 1(1 i n
Trims leixing .it It In i ni oik iln and 0 10
a in suniljj tnaki' i nnictien.s foi Nr oik
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liani atmn fioti s, rmton it It 10 l m ! t tl
li Hi p in . Imnt point nortli, liMV) a m , 1 no
l in "iiiiiIhm. finin i i niton it tilt a m and
7 I". p in , (mm Cnlii.il rt r, iv, p m
Erie Railroad.
Unio .' I, 1'ifll
liam. li im ilti rtitlon. Cirhondilo, dub'
(rxicpl s,m,i ) m ;m j m .m,) i ii p m (or
llrimlt anil Nnicxili, 11 tl a rn , ilailv irx
iiiing siin,jt), f,r im:lMnitnn, nnkln; in
tun n (or i Xoik ilt ami Itutlilo, ani it
Id p tn foi si.o,iiniiiina, linking lonnution
lot "otnii iioliit
siimlii it on, at li r, a in for smqitdnnna
with wi'tirii iin, i linn., ami o J7 p in, uiih
miiio lentinilon.
hiln, nine it it i ni and J li p rn
siiniloa at 8 a tti
THE PASSING THRONG.
M ss M ibe W.rlket. of ringbnmton
Is spending the wpk with relatives In
this , it).
Jlarrv Freeman, of Hone'dale, ofter
xittntsslng he parade, left for Scran
ton mi route to the Pan-American ex
position Mrs. Frank Williams, of Ne.xaik. N
J , Is a guest at the home of i ommnn
Councilman Ronert Whitfield on South
Washington sheet.
.). F. Spellman, the energetic rer.ie
sentatlxe of the Kipitt.ihle Life As
siitanee society, was among the visit
oi s fiom llones-dale.
Tlf MN.sp. Jennie and nuth Finch
have i, -till lied to tneii home in Way
matt nftet spending a few days with
Mi! Nina Itolls, on Aichbald stiect
A nost of Scianton people xvltness-ed
hii) lirenren's parade. Among the num
her weie clerk of the Courts T P
Daniels, Cniuitv Detective William
Phillips. James S Sc,ott, P. II Ditrkui.
Lunj Stone. Ileniy L. Moses, Harxey
Iliac kwood, John Kane, P. A Coleman,
Flunk Knight, C J. Mlrtz, John How
ell, Thomas It. Walsh, C. J. Gillespie.
NEW ArlLFPRD.
.spcriil tn the" ranton rnlitin'
NrV Milforil, sept -I Hie New Xforrl (tradcrl
filiool oprnrd Mmdii, ilh one hundred and
turn pupili-
V I'ani on the Ilridkx firm, in thtt, tonnip,
wn miiik In htjiinnis lJ-t Irtilay ntsht ant
ImiiiiiiI to tlie ifiound The foment J of i'i
tutu Hen owned I" Kuveme rnnirVins and
llndlrx III ithei lhni w i.s nu muirante on
ritliir hirn or ionifnt
li VII ert Xlohj ti ftitrrtilnlnc Xis Siif Toll"
linn, of Cii it Ben I, anl Mi l.cc Mo, ot Dt
tron
pi 1) f tnrv i in I'lilUdtlphli tint vffV.
Xi, il. ra Imlfilied, xj. Xhude Tumhull, I
X Vxtrll and 1' II Vxtrll failed on friend in
li puit and llailiciurxlllc laat lirda) and 4tur
da i
Mr and Mr I" (I Inderlied entcrratned rrU
tier, from Pilii.nn, I, sundn.
X l.iieU Iliitlerfield l in litcit Pend, xiilltr.'
friend thi wnk
Ihe rvanirrlUiii' meeilnir whuh are hem?
londuclrd ltj Ilex Iteee at Hie oien hoiw a
lull ainiiihil and inui h lnieret In hern hoin
thin for. Ilicie i i tuning tury altcrnoon and
ncnliitf, cxicpr Saturclai
A100SIC.
Ml Xlnnl cinlili I. uttiiiiiint; the county (air
at Miou'H'Uii; thl util,
MIjm. il iinip md (Idle llllmin. of S( In
e ire the kuii of ihnr hrolhrr, Mr. (,foiRo
'llllui.ui, of North l, 'in mm
I lie iholr and iatoi of the Xeihodl-t I'pl-eopai
rhiirch ne iiiiklni: en it pirparuiotii (or tln
tumtiilh iiiiiuri hcriicp next sum)), spt, j)
iiniii mil he iiml, nil hoih nu, ruins and fun
Ini; Ihe pitor will pir.nli in thr tuoinlni; on
"Hie 'twentieth (ititiin ('hil.tljti " In tic
fuulni; i il,i. of muni eluht ihlldren vs. 1 1 1
prprciit in rtritlM- The (lulnr lll nuke a
thorr aiHir. en rim rnhjut, "Iho 5looU Jlrthn
dlt I pin pal ( hurch of the luftitielli On,
Im "
Mi. s i Hind anl MIm llattle Hindi it
tended the (uneral ot lt. Pi. Winehrakf, of
Kranton jeterdij
Mr Cieorif IrrsilUr ia ifcoverinj after a
ek' lllne-. .
Mi linulev, of nihon, vUlted her drushttr,
ill. J, ,N, Balk), jciUtcJav,