. Record of the class of eighteen hundred and seventy-six of Princeton university. H. R. SCHENCK De L. Wardlaw Church, West Scranton, preaching at Taylor onSabbath morning and at the latter in the evening. He is survived by his widow and six children are Howard, Stuart, Gardiner, Mary,Margaret and Sallie. (Scranton paper, May 15, 1901.) Simple but impressive services were conductedover the remains of Head Master W. E. Plumley, ofthe School of the Lackawanna, in the First Presby-terian Church yesterday afternoon. The churchwas filled with friends and former pupils, the Schoolof the
. Record of the class of eighteen hundred and seventy-six of Princeton university. H. R. SCHENCK De L. Wardlaw Church, West Scranton, preaching at Taylor onSabbath morning and at the latter in the evening. He is survived by his widow and six children are Howard, Stuart, Gardiner, Mary,Margaret and Sallie. (Scranton paper, May 15, 1901.) Simple but impressive services were conductedover the remains of Head Master W. E. Plumley, ofthe School of the Lackawanna, in the First Presby-terian Church yesterday afternoon. The churchwas filled with friends and former pupils, the Schoolof the Lackawanna being present in a body. Logan, McLeod and Robinson preceded thecasket, which was borne to a place before the altarby six of his former pupils—Messrs. James W. Oak-ford, Thomas Moore, Harry Kingsbury, SeldenKingsbury, Robert M. Scranton and Walter Briggs. After a prayer by Dr. Logan, who had been as-sociated with the deceased in church work duringhis residence in Scranton, Dr. McLeod, pastor ofthe church of which Mr. Plumley was an elder, paida fitting tr
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