Local notices tell of weddings and visits in Montrose area
William Mulford of Montrose visited over Sunday. Katze of Booneville planned to visit J Moos in Franklin avenue. Mpa Ball and daughter from Hawley visited Mrs D S Cobb. Morris Davidow of Scranton and Lily Stone of New York will be wed on April 1. Edward Dayllow and Frances Bernstein to marry April 1. Charles E Horn registered as law student in Ward Horn office. Mr and Mrs John Lewis of Allentown guests of Mr and Mrs John Harra. Mrs Anna Thornton to wed Henry Hattenberg Wednesday at the bride’s home. Quincy avenue Mrs Moffatt hosts children's party with Eleanor Moffitt and others. Proceeds fund a mission for Indians.
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William 8. Mulford
Montrose
Katze
Booneville
Vistiing J. Moos
Franklin Avenue
M. Ball
Hawley
Mrs. Moffatt
Quincy Avenue
Eleanor Moffitt
Aliee Kopp
Anna McAnulty
Nellie Steele
Jean Dimmick
No More Electric Light In City Initiated
Beginning today the use of electric light in the city will be discontinued Mayor Corneil on Saturday affixed his signature to the resolution directing the Janitor to turn off the current this will be done today Other measures approved include the city engineer to furnish street profiles in the Fifteenth ward settling the claim of Messrs right and Love for 1000 establishing the grade of ynon street from Main avenue to the Delaware Lackawanna and Western road for a lateral sewer on Webster avenue for a lateral sewer on Wheeler avenue for the grading of Prescott avenue providing for laying flagstone sidewalks on New street
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Ayor Corneil
Fifteenth Ward
Messrs
Ynon Street
Main Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Webster Avenue
Wheeler Avenue
Prescott Avenue
New Street
Death of Frank Peare Aged Seven In Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on April 4 159 Frank Peare aged 7 years 6 months and 4 days funeral services at Grace Reformed church Monday at 2 30 p m
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Pearce
Scranton
Frank Peare
Grace Reformed Church
Easter Music Blesses Scranton Churches In Joyful Observance
Bright Easter day brings ideal weather and widespread church services across Scranton. Special music from choirs and soloists fills morning and evening rites at St. Patrick’s, First Presbyterian, Green Ridge, and other churches, with large congregations and souvenir booklets enhancing the festive worship.
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Scranton
Hebrew Ladies Nelles society meets in Plymouth area
The Hebrew Ladies Nelles society held a meeting yesterday afternoon. Rev Thomas Bell of the Plymouth Congregational church addressed the Young Men's Christian Association gospel service. The opening song was led by J M Chance, musical director. The Shiloh Baptist church Ladies Auxiliary elected officers: Mrs Fannie Raymond president, Mrs Richard Gregory vice president, Mrs John Leftridge chaplain, Mrs Fannie Morton treasurer, and Mrs Ida Hoff secretary.
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Hebrew Ladies’ Nelles Society
Young Men's Christian Association
Thomas Bell
Plymouth Congregational Church
J. M. Chance
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Shiloh Baptist Church
Penny Avenue
Fannie Raymond
Richard Gregory
John Leftridge
Fannie Morton
Ida Hoff
McKennas Flirtation at Academy of Music Delights Providence
The Providence News lauds Edgar Selden in McKenna’s Flirtation at the Academy of Music Tuesday. It credits strong singing from the company and notes the play’s favorable reception on both coasts and in England. The piece follows a lively cast performing songs such as When Our Dinner Hour Comes Round and To Tell My Big Brother on You.
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Academy of Music
McKenna
Providence News
Timothy McKenna
Edgar Selden
England
Pacific Coast
Belden
Sprag Attack Injures Pine Brook Shaft Driver
James Jennings struck Martin Cunningham in the Pine Brook shaft with a sprag Saturday afternoon. Cunningham suffered a two and a half inch gash and was unconscious briefly before being taken to Lackawanna hospital. Jennings was arrested on a warrant. hearing postponed to next Friday. bail posted.
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Pine Brook
Martin Cunningham
James Jennings
Lackawanna Hospital
Jennings
Milar
Mayor Connell vetoes Mills salary claim in Scranton dispute
Mayor W L Connell returns the resolution to pay ex police officer Thomas Mills two hundred fifty dollars for the period Nov 21 1895 to March 19 1896 with no approval asserting Mills did not render services and that the law limits mayoral timing for approval or disapproval of council actions. The controversy hinges on the 1889 act and city charter provisions.
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Connell
Thomas Mills
Select Council
Hoth
Moir
Judiciary Committee of Common Council
Torrey
Mills
Thomas E. Mills
Simpson
Department of Police
Court of Law
Millis
W. L. Connell
Y. W. C. A. Hosts Table Setting Lesson and Home Circle Plans
The YWCA held a Friday evening lesson on table setting and serving a plain dinner with menu planning and cost estimates. It outlined future Home Circle talks on homemaking, a April 10 dinner study, and a reception April 7 for the new secretary Mrs. Nelile Lowry. The notice also mentions Hood price claims and Pillsbury flour capacity references.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Nelile Lowry
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J. Alfred Pennington
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Wooler
Thomas
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Julia C. Allen
A. K. Lawrence
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W. H. Jessup, Jr
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Second Presbyterian
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Charles Dorream
Morgan
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Walter Kiple
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
George C. Crafts
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D. M. Brundage
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Margaret Jones
Lizzie BH
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A. V. Bower
Lydia Pichel
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Salome Becker
William Conrad
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Winche
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Vipond
Green Ridge
A. F. Chaffee
Asbury Methodist Church
EB. L. Pratt
South Main Avenue
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G. W. Powell
John Jones
William Reese
Lewla Davies
King's Orchestra
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Mr. Hull
Madison
N. Y
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Nettle Elias
Sarah A. Jones
Anna Jones
Merton Calkins
Victoria Gruener
M. Louise Willams
Aliie Jones
Edwin Bowen
Thomas Abram
A. Haze Atkin
H. EF. Thayer
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Hddie James
D. A. Stone
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Will Whit
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Mus. Bac
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Ruth B. Jackson
Heckel
Mra
P. Thomas
Mra. Heckel
Edith Martin
Maggie Davis
Joseph Mulley
P. RB. Thomas
George R. Jackson
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Annie Steel
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Ropkins
Nicam
P. Mpgrea & CO
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Optician
Spruce Street
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Spruce St
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