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“All the news that's ft to print"
"Mrs. Edward Turner is ill at her
~ home on South Elmer avenue.
: A crowd’ expect to leave Sayre
tonight and join the party on the
x istichont at Houet's Ferry,
a your premises against
trespassers by posting a legal
Batis The Record has them for
on to Eldridge park, N.P.L.
on, Wedaesday Aug. 13,
half way about tillering.
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~-Will Decide on Method of
Meeting the Difficulty
There will be a mass meeting of
It is hoped that
The department has been labor-
The street
fair was not as great a monetary
success as the firemen hoped it
would be and several bills of unex,
pected proportion served to largely
cutrdown the amount that fell to
the shareof the firemen. ~
The finances of the department
are in such condition that it is
doubttul whether the Valley Asso-
ciation convention can be held in
8. Main 8t,, Athens.
N. P. L. excursion to Eldridge
park Wednesday, Aug. 15, via
Erie. Full particulars later. 66 4
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Mrs, Place and daughter, Miss
Hazel, who have been visiting Mrs:
Place’s mother, Mrs. Reynolds of
Hayden street, returned to their
home in New York city today.
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Daniels, and
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Randall went
to Smithboro this morning and will
float down the Susquehapm to
Sayre, and fish og the way down.
The Rev. M, Jactorica of Scran-
ton, came to Sayre yesterday and
conducted the funeral service today
over the remains of Thomas Cap,
who was killed by the cars last
Thursday,
Charles Myers, who his worked
for the last nine years in the divis-
ion freight office, has resigned to
accept a very desirable position in
* | the treasurer's office of the N. RL,
at Waverly.
I have a business I will sell for
$300 that will pay a man from £60
to $80 a month, does not require
all of one’s time, or will hold- an
interest with the right party,
Address, J. F. F,
68-2* Record Office,
George Rogerson, who had his
back seriously hurt while working
at the Cayuta wheel foundry two
weeks ago, and who has been cone
fined to the house since that time,
was able to be out on the street for
the first time this morning.
There will be a special meeting
of the Sayre fire department Sun
day, July 29, at 2:30 p. m,, in the
R. A. Packer hose rooms, All
members of the department are re-
quested to be present as there is
business of great importance to
transact. Ray LaMont. 66-4t
FUNERAL TODAY
The funeral of Thomas Cap, the
Italian who was killed last Thurs.
day morning while picking coal on
the Lehigh track, took place this
morning from the Church of the
Epiphany. The Rev. M. Jactorico
came from Scranton and conducted
Free Free
AC Trainor, Cpicheatan, Cop,
8s free mample bottle of
ped hor when she was all
It is hoped that many matters
EMERY ACCEPTS
ExX-Senator Lewis Emery, Jr,
Ia his
fusion movement
Mr. Emery’s colleagues on the
Governor; - William T.
CORRECT, NEIGHBOR
*New sidewalks are being put
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HOSPITAL NITES
Mrs. B. F. Woodworth, Athens,
Timothy Corcoran of Waverly,
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SOCIALIST NEETING
The socialist Jocal met at the
A. H. Sawtelle Has Severed His
Connection With the Valley
Telephone Company—Has Ac-
cepted Another Position
A. H. Sawtelle, who has been
manager of the Valley Telephone
Company since that company was
organized, has resigned He
handed in his resignation last
Thursday, and it will go into effect
about August ro.
, Mr. Sawtelle has been very suc
cessful in the management of the
telephone company, and has built
it up so that it is doing a large,
successful business, and has dig~
tanced all competitors in the terri~
tory that it covers,
He resigns his present position
to take up a more desirable one
with the Manhattan Co-operative
Real Estate company. This com-
pany has large holdings in the vi.
cinity of New York city, and does
a business that extends over a
large section of the country, Mr.
Sawtelle will not leave Sayre but
will continue to reside here, and
will manage its business in this
vicinity.
No announcement has yet been
made as to who will succeed to
the management of the telephone
company.
RACE ANNOUNCED
WITHOUT AUTHORITY
“Harry P" and "Gilbert H Did
Not Race at the Athens Driv-
ing Park Today
The race between Harry P,
owned by James Vail, and Gilbert
H, owned by Hill & Beibach, did
not come off today as arranged, It
was stated by those rhost interested
that” they had made no arranges
ment for the race, and that the an-
nouncement that it would take
place was made by parties having
no authority to do so. They say
it was done simply to get a crowd
to the race tracks to witness the
other contests.
No date has yet been named for
the race, but it will be pulled off at
no distant dite,
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THE DOG CANE BACK
A dog belovging to the family of
Alfred Bolich that” was enticed
away last Thursday night by the
means of moral suasion and a
surrey is back, He appeared
some time yesterday near Spring's
corner and was taken in charge by
a small boy, Later he went to the
home of E. D, Adamy on Spring
street, received three square meals
and remained aqver night This
morning Harold Gillespie exam-
ined the tag and found it Na. 86,
Telephoning to . Borough Clerk
Mercercou he learned that Mr.
oumber, and so=the dog was
returned. The dog was taken by
Smithboro parties and was evident-
ly released somewhere near the
place where found,
BADLY BITTEN BY BEAR
Nearly every one who has
traveled on the Lehigh has noticed
two bears that are kept at Collins’
hotel at Tunkhannock. They are
chained out of doors and are in
plain View of the cars when the
stop is made at the Tunkhannock
depot. This morning the bears
broke loose and in attempting to
recapture them Hiram Ross was
badly bitten. The bear grabbed
him in the calf of the leg with its
teeth, tearing it almost entirely
loose from the bone, severing an
artery. He was taken to the hos
pital at Wilkes-Barre.
Exposure Brings on Rheumatism
Painful in its wildest Jom, rm, quickly
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SENT IN AT Stop
There Was no Fire—Some One
Evidently Sent in Alarm to
Hear Whistle Blow
At 11 o'clock this morning the
fire alarm sounded at the Lehigh
but the location of the fire was
hard to ascertain.
came rynaning over, thinking that
the alarm was sounded trom the
system in and about the round
house. No fire was discovered,
and it was ascertained that some
one, either through malice or ac-
cident, had broken the glass in
front of one of the auxiliary No.
35 boxes, and pulled the alarm
lever, It was stated by some men
working in the vicinity that a small
boy was seen to run away from
the point where the broken box is
located, and it is thought that he
sent in the alarm just to hear the
whistle blow.
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PERSONAL MENTION
E.G Humphrey of Towanda
was in Sayre yesterday.
Grant Hudson and two children
went to Geneva this alterndon.
H. H. Mercereau, E«q, will
spend Sunday at Wilkes-Barre.
Louis C, Ingersoll of Nichols
Was calling on Sayre friends today.
Rev. D, H. Dennison of Eden,
N. Y,, is visiting his son on Fred-
erick street.
Mrs. James ren of New
York city is the guest of Mrs. D.
M. Hartigan,
egg
Mrs. Joseph Walt and children
mg at Dushore,
Dr. John F. Haines of Monroe-
ton, brother of Dr. C. A. Haines,
was in Sayre yesterday.
Miss Grace Mclatyre of To-
wanda is on a visit to Miss Fiors
ence H. Gillis, Cliff street.
Rev. Virgil W. Wallace of Sweet
Valley, Pa, is the guest of D, S.
Pennell of Chemung street.
The Misses Kate and Aona
Sheldon of Ithaca are visiting Mrs
Jackson on Desmond street.
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Mrs. J. W. Arthur and daughter,
Miss Mazie, of Stephenson street,
will spend Sunday at Laceyville.
Mrs. Laura M. Styers and son
Harold left this morning for a visit
at Eastog, Pa i and Warwick, N, Y
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Miss Frances Robinson, book-
keeper at Arthur's grocery store,
will spead Sunday with friends at
Laceyville.
John M. Morrison and wife of
Ithaca, came to Sayre today and
will spend Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. A H. Sawtelle.
Will Francke of the office force
at the Lehigh Valley storehouse,
goes to Overton this afternoon to
spend Sunday with his parents,
Mrs. D. C. Penscoten of Carbon-
dale, who has been visiting the
Rev. and Mrs. | F. Warner re-
turned to her home this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L Frank and
Mrs John Kunes of Elmer avenue
will leave tomorrow morning for a
week's outing at North Fair Haven
Charles Wolf of the crew of the
“Admiral Togo" came to Sayre
this morning. He carried a pail
containing several fine specimens
of the finny tribe.
Fred C. Lacey and wife of
stopped at Sapyke this
morning on their way to Lafeyville,
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