Personal notices and engagements from regional papers
A stream of brief items notes Fred Sele of Prink Street returning from Apizoni and Rev. Bishop Wolton dedicating St Ann’s convent at Vredoms. Mentions of Tanoe Tague, J W Tague, Jacob Koch, Miss Burke, Mrs Redington, Ella, Thoretlis and Margaret Paine, Nanash Fisher Kerr engagement, and other social connections across Philadelphia New York Down Oly and Queen City with details of a forthcoming wedding and a local lawier as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sele
Prink Street
Apizoni
Itt
Wolton
Vredoms Yeaterday
St. Ann's Convent
Tanoe Tague
Weet Nicholson
J. W. ‘Tague
Dackson Etrost
Jacob Koch
North Bronte Avenuie
Duis Tone
Voledo
New York
Qeeun City
Miss Mann
Thogu
Philadelphia
Mershing
Wrigley and Howe Tie in Factoryville Apr 5
Fred Wrigley of Factoryville and Pearl Howe, daughter of Mrs. P Howe of LaPlume, wed Thursday evening April 5 at Pearl Howe’s home. Rev James N Lee of the Pagtoryville M E church officiated in an alcove setting with family present. A harried wedding march was played by Mrs Bert Howe. After the ceremony a collation followed. Mrs Wrigley is popular and her husband is a respected young man of Factoryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wrigley
Factoryville
Pearl Howe
P. Howe
LaPlume
Calle Lillos
James N. Lee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pagtoryville
Bert Howe
First Annual Meeting of Scranton Baptist Social Union
The Baptist Social union of Scranton WHI held its first annual meeting in the Penn Avenue Baptist church lecture room. A banquet will follow tied to the Twentieth Baptist conference next week, with speakers Rev St B MacArthur Rev H Mable Rev J A Haslam and General Y J Morgan among the invited ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Social Union of
Scranton
WHI
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Twentieth Baptist Conference
Social Union
St. 8. MacArthur
New York
D. D
Boston
Mass
Stev. J. A. Haslam
A. M
Williamsport, Pa
General Y. J. Morgan
Dr Carl Beller Relocates Office to Washington Avenue
Dr. Carl Beller has moved to 16 Washington Avenue with office hours 9 to 12 a m and 4 to 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Beller
Washington Avenue
Scranton Visit Highlighting Fonda Conservatory Study
An OCR fragment notes a visit to Scranton and mentions the Went the elty of fonda and the GON SERVATORY as notable places. It references study opportunities at a Beapaiartery Graduate tea ral Law est with a fixed Pouning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
Fonda
Slate
City Negligence Alleged in Sewer Contract Suit
Referee A C Little heard Saturday testimony in the Municipal Building in a suit by O Hara and Fleming sewer contractors to recover the balance for Section A of the Fifth sewer district. Built in 1898 the project earned about 6000 of 10000 due, paid due to alleged failure to file the lien in time. The Supreme court holds the city is liable for payment in such cases. Hearing adjourned to 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Little
O'Hara & Fleming
Fifth Sewer District
Supreme Court
McLeod to face unknown wrestler at Bicycle Club
McLeod will throw the unknown challenger three times in an hour at the Bicycle Club House. The visitor arrived yesterday and stays at the Valley House. Spectators enjoy a good view thanks to the arrangement of seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Dwyer
Councils Reorganize for Fiscal Year Today
City hall to reorganize for the new year with Recorder Connell’s annual message read. P W Costello to assume city controller duties, John J Pahey as deputy, Charles J Conrad and Eugene Cosgrove to serve as clerks. Costello resigns as county auditor. P Bi Timlin named successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
P. W. Costello
John J. Pahey
Charles J. Conrad
Eugene Cosgrove
Bowell
Costello
Conference Committee
Common Council
Messrs
Keller and
Paine
John GB. Gillespie
Robathan
Evan K. Morris
Keller
St. Charles
J. J. McAndrew
Select Council
Nol Democrat
Trolley Strike Settlement Papers End of Long Dispute
The Scranton Railway strike ended after negotiations led by the Central Labor union and Local Division 168 Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes. The agreement provides a wage base of 32.50 monthly with bonuses to ease reemployment, and calls for a conservative final settlement to restore harmonious relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Division 168
Amalgamated Association Street Railway
Scranton Railway Company
P. J. Shea
George Kagler
Scranton
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
J. H. Devine
E. C. Patterson
George Gothier
Nicholas Burke
Lavelle
J. F. Hammes
William Corless
P. &. Coyne
Ee Committee
Central Labor Uion
C. P. O'Malley
P. A. Barrett
John KR. Farr
Manger Silliman
League re organized to Scranton Bowling League with new teams
The City Bowling League re organized yesterday at Zulager's alley in South Scranton. It was renamed the Scranton Bowling League and a second series starts next week with two new Becker alleys teams in West Scranton and Auditorium alleys in North Scranton. A trophy and individual prizes were approved. W J Meister reelected president and W H Bircher secretary. A schedule committee was named. Representatives from Arlingtons South Side Hampes Centrals Franklin Co Liederkrang Beckers Auditorium attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Becker
West Scranton
Auditorium Alleys
North Scranton
W. J. Meister
W. H. Bircher
Arlingtons
South Side
P. W. Roll
Hampes
Frank Toll
Centrals
Oscar Jones
Franklins
J. Bircher
Liederkrang
Charles Meyers
Beckers
Bernie Coone
Auditorium
Thomas Lloyd
Men of the Hour and Local Civic Moves
Christopher Beavers, veteran Delaware, Lackawanna and Western conductor, began railroading in 1861 and remains a fixture on the Bloom division. Charles D. Sanderson, Scranton Knights Templar organizer, predicts a successful May 2028 conclave in the city. John Howell, city controller’s son, plans to run a new Weatherly steam laundry after retiring from city hall duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Beavers
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Bloom
Chris" Beavers
Beavers
Charles D. Sanderson
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Pennsylvania
Banderson
Equity
Knights Templar
Scranton
Templars
New England
Sanderson
John Howell
Esdras Howell
Weatheranton
Howell
Dime Bank Buys Four Story Wyoming Ave Building
The Dime bank purchased from Dr J N Rice a lot and four story building on Wyoming avenues adjoining the bank. Negotiations concluded Saturday morning for 49000 dollars. The front will be altered to match the bank, ground floor to become an annex to the banking room, and the upper floors to be fitted as offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dime Bank
J. N. Rice
Wyoming Avenues
Bank
Sturday
Bucknell Scholarship Adds to Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune announces a four year Bucknell University scholarship covering tuition furnished room heat and light valued at 400 dollars for a young man. The plan boosts twenty eight total scholarships in the contest beginning May 4 with several more possibles. Applications are urged from local residents and framed for processing by the Contest Editor at Scranton Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
Northeastern
Charles W. Dawson
the Tribune
Bucknell
Mach
Harold Murray McClure
Frederick E. Bower
Albert W. Johnson
Llewellyn Phillips
Friends of Education
John D. Rockefeller
Calvin A. Hare
Suc Cess
Edna Coleman
Spruce Strees
William Cooper
Priceburg
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Elmira Telegram
Pennsylvania Day at Charleston Exposition
Pennsylvania Day at the South Carolina Interstate Exposition outlines excursion tickets sold by the Pennsylvania Railroad to Charleston on April 14 and 15 with return eligibility within eleven days. Tickets available at Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and other Pennsylvania stations. consult ticket agents for specifics and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Charleston
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wood
Saile
Philadelphia
Wimambpote
Bunbury
Real Estate Bargain in Scranton Nine-room Home
A nine room Steam heated residence on a premier Scranton avenue offers a $6000 deal. The lot is 40 by 160 feet with a rear barn and is ten minutes from the Court House square. Estimated value at $7500, owner would lose money. contact W T Hackett, Neal Estate Dealer, 126 Washington Ave Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Court House
W.T. Hackett
Neal
Real Estate Exchange
Price
Washington Avenue
Convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs in Los Angeles
The Federation’s Los Angeles convention runs May 1 to 8, 1902. The Lackawanna Railroad offers special round trip tickets at 66.25 dollars, valid April 18 to 26 for going, and return to reach the start point by midnight June to complete the trip with stopovers and route variations explained by ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Cal
Lackawanna Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
GEM Food
Gem
Hope
Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
Wrigley-Howe
Phoebe Howe
Baptist Social Union
M'Leod
Recorder Counell
Atelle
P. J, Shei, T, Wh, Edwards
P. J. Keegan
Seminton Railway Companys
Frank Silliman, Jr
O'Malley
Silliman
Scranton Bowling League
City Bowling League
Zulager’s
South Scran
W. Meester
Scranton Rowling Langue
MEN OF the Hour
Frank
Phelps’ Pharmacy
Chumistomuier
Ferdinand J. Heider
Jermyn
Adioonges
John Od, Boyle
Lackawanna Ave
Charleston Exposition
Pennsylvania Railroad
Serena
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
PHONE
Dickson
Providence Road
Olyphant
Louis H. Isaacs
Spruce &T
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Maile
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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