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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1902

Page

10

Presbyterian Church considers pastorate reshaping in Montrose

In Montrose on April 1 the Presbyterian church met to discuss restoring Rev. A. L. Hetton D D as pastor. John C Harrington and Robert Bedie were chosen to report to the presbytery asking for the pastoral relation to be dissolved. The church elected Benton pastor emeritus with a month’s vacation and a committee to appoint a new pastor, while a candidating method would be replaced by this plan. A related lecture on human temperaments was given by Dr Bateson in Scranton.

Montrose Presbyterian Church A.L. Hetton D. D Tew. Po A. Brooks Wilke-Barre Linge Benton John C. Harrington Robert BE. Bedie Brooks Pastor Benton Dr. Benton Hfe Bateson Scranton John Dearie Davia Hudson Street Rebekah South Main Street

Local News Briefs From Pactorgeville April 10

A. Ta. Bedell moves to Scranton. Mrs. Alonso Dybrow and family relocate above Gardner's store. Solomon Reynolds returns from Yonkers and settles on Millin street. Nellie A. Green and friends attend a stormy anniversary ritual in Nicholson. Baptist meeting set with Miss Amy Capwell hosting. Rev W J Craterer to lead services. Gardner ill at home. Myron Cobb and wife rejoice at birth of son. Licenses granted to two hotels despite remonstrances.

Scranton Tribune Pactorgeville A. Ta. Bedell Scranton Alonso Dybrow Gardner Risenbury Solomon Reynolds Yonkers Milliln Street Nellie A. Green Chari Pariniter Elnora Messenger Nicholson Amy Capwell W. J. Craterer Dalton Vlr Myron Cobb West Scranton a@ son Remon

Harford Notes Wartime Talent and Local News

The Harford column reports Po wworth Tongue entertainment on Friday April 15 with Mrs. Tiffany and Miss Lillian Byram of Hepburn aiding. A sugar social by the Endeavor society is praised as a grand success. Mr. Osterhout buys a new engine, doubling work capacity. A wedding at the Brainard home April 4 unites Charles Vosburg and a bride from North Dakota with Brainard relatives present. Mrs Gow’s funeral occurs after a winter illness, and Edward Darrow visits his aunt in Binghamton.

New Milford Rutter Creameery Charence Brain Adelide Brainard Charles Vosburg North Dakary Hazel Cecil Brainard Lyncretel Law Trill Vosburg New Milfowl Township Andie Gow Apl & Tey Hawkins Stewre Peck Cemetery Edwaard Darrow Binghamton E. M. Watson Priday

Forest City council awards plumbing contract to Scranton firm

Forest City borough council awarded Cleary Fros of Scranton the plumbing and wiring contract for the borough building at 1520 dollars. The firm Megsra Nolan Colling delayed completion since December, and the council voted to compel speed. Local moves include new residents in Jermyn and property purchases on Dundaff Street.

Forest City Cleary Fros Scranton Megsra, Nolan & Colling K. L. Leroy New Milford Nils Cbd Tivannan J. I. Brodhead Jermyn Derby Brodhead Homer Garrett Bites Dundaff Street Cora Morris Griffin Linsle Jivehes Brundage Lillian de Kiar

Sabbath saloon closures urged by city leaders

Rainy day gathering of about seventy Rebekahs at lodge rooms in Nicholson reports Mayor Corcoran and city saloon keepers holding talks on stopping Sunday liquor sales. Reliable sources say the mayor aims to close saloons on Sabbath. Delegates from the district attended Florida style sessions with officers reelected for the future.

Scranton Nicholson Miyor Corcoran Florida

Picture Puzzle Leads to Alligator Kills on River Trip

Harry Andrews of West Side and party on a river cruise in a sunny state killed two sunning alligators, one ten feet and one six feet, with a heavy hunting gun. The hide of the smaller one is en route to West Pittston. Also noted: plans for Luzerne Ave cooperative meat venture on April 17, and Memorial day aid for G A R by Company M West Side. Obituaries report Mrs. Sarah Snyder of Exeter Street West Side, aged about 82, died after long illness. Funeral Friday at 10:90 AM with Dallas interment. survivors include daughters Mrs. Charles Snyder and Mrs. Gertrude Coolehan, son Sylvester Kelley, and brother Sylvester. A live electric line incident near Port Griffith killed a horse and stunned the other horse of Michael Moylan. The 24th annual meeting of the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society in West Pittston was held today.

Harry Andrews West Side Harry Mr. Andrews Co-Operative Association Luzerne Avenue West Pittston Company M Harry Steele Morrison Peter Lenowski Victor Zorombe Exeter Borough Anthony Sennick Exeter Sarah Snyder Exeter Street Ludlowville Tompkinsville Dallas Charles Snyder Washington, D. C Jerome Snyder Gertrude Coolehan Sylvester Kelley Michael Moylan Port Griffith Plank Road Moylan Traction Company Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Wilkes-Barre Lackawanna West Pittston Presbyterian Church

Weathered fences and community notes from Welsh Hill

The report describes stormy weather damaging fences after a cy clone visit, notes improved forecast expectations, and lists local events and happenings. Mrs. Carrie W. Sleson held a Gospel temperance and Prohibition recital in Towanda, rain kept crowds small, and Arbor Day will see school children plant trees at the parsonage lawn. Mr. and Mrs. David Jones moved into the Owens property, Henry Harris to Scranton for a new home, James Jenkins leads the large farm, while locals welcome the next generation stepping into farming roles.

Welsh Hill Carrie W. Sleson Towanda Congregational Tabernacle van Anthony Scranton R.N. Harris Wesley and Elmore Pittston David Jones Owens Henry Harris James Jenkins

Dalton poultry farm shows upstart venture in county

The Dalton area hosts Dalcrest Poultry Farm owned by George G. Mahy, Scranton YMCA secretary. A 2 1/2 story 16 by 28 foot heated building houses incubators and brooders with 400 birds including white wyandottes, hard rock, and white leghorns. Gardner oversees operations while Mahy visits regularly as the enterprise grows.

Dalton Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Dalcrest Poultry Farm George G. Mahy Scranton Young Men's Christian Association Hickery Pennsylvania Mahy Tribune Mr. Mahy A. G. Gardner Scranton

Anniversary Celebration Of Juanita Lodge Highlighted By Gift

The Juanita Lodge marked its first anniversary with a Tuesday evening meeting featuring a literary and musical program. Rev L L Lewis presented Brother F A Colvin a chair in appreciation of his service as captain of the degree team. Ref refreshments followed, with talks from visiting members and lodge friends, and decorations in pink and green with electric lighting.

Juanita Lodge Rev L. L. Lewis F. A. Colvin Mesdames Clara Decker Julia Davis Francis Warner Miahel Stevens Phoebe Lord Angie Colgin Sarah Cooney

Local Notes From Tunkhannock and Nearby

Tunkhannock reports multiple social and legal items including the funeral of Mrs. Victor Lyman attended by A Judson Stark of Pittston and other residents. Susquehanna River rise noted after recent rains as the liquor license cases await court action. Sheriff Charles Knapp travels to California for a brother-in-law’s death. Frank H. Platt on a business trip south.

Tunkhannock A. Judson Stark Pittston Victor Lyman Louis Hilkawleh New York Michel Lewis Wilkes-Barre CC. L. Kresky Scranton Stephen Robertson Russell Han Stephen Roberson N. B. Jackson la Grange Susquehanna Bar Os Vochtion B. W. Lewis Albert Fr. Rodney Springville Eix Charles Knapp Skinners Eddy California Frank H. Platt

Brooklyn News Notes and Obituary Fragments

Ernest Sterling of Varnell visited his parents in Brooklyn last week. Wade Barnes of State College sick with fever but recovering during vacation in Scranton. Mrs. Halph Sterling remains in Wilkes Barre caring for her niece Mrs. L K Newksbury in Scranton. Miss Jennie Weston funeral held at the Weston home in Brooklyn with Rev. Roberts officiating. The death of Miss Westel follows her father’s death, a sad event. Frances daughter of Ali and Mrs. Frank L. Rogers died suddenly of heart failure while returning home from school.

Scranton ‘Tribune Trooklyn Ernest Sterling Varnell Wade Barnes State College Halph Sterling Wilkes. Barre L. K. Newksbury Scranton Mise Utile Miller Elmer Breed Jennie Weston Methodist Hospital Brooklyn S. C Weston Roberts Presbyterian Church Selah Sterling Vera Packer Rita Sage Lillian Austin Westel Frances Ali Frank L. Rogers

Get Your Share Promote Scott's Emulsion

An advertisement urges readers to take Scott's Emulsion claiming it provides concentrated nourishment for all, promoting better health and appetite. It targets Black, white, red, and yellow readers and invites requests for a free sample from Scutt & Lowne at Pearl Street, New York.

Scott

Freshman Banquet Dazzles Colgate University at Hamilton

The April freshmen revel under a megascale event at Colgate University Hamilton with a special train to Utica. Toasts feature speakers A Lewie D Edgerton A Thompson and others detailing college culture duties and impressions.

Hamilton Colgate University Utica J. M. Thurber Colgate A. ©. Lewie D. Edgerton TL. Thompson A. M. Stevens F. Rh. Deming GB. Posdick Vanesse Campbell W. R. Cummings J. R. Migel Simall College Brigham The Educational Review

For Rent and Sale Classified Fragments

A collage of rental and sales notices lists multiple properties and items. Entries include six rooms and attic for rent at 1600 Dickson Avenue Green Lug, store space and second floor on Lackawanna Avenue, a furnished room on Adams and Linden Streets, and a barn for rent near 224 Madison Avenue. Also advertised are horse listings, second-hand organ for sale, carpets and packing horse and gear for sale.

Whee Dickson Avenue Green Luge Lackawanna Avenue Woolth Mins Co Espetleit Busitees Mors Sto Banderron Ave Madison Avenue Madison Ave

Dissolution Meeting Planned for Lackawanna Store Association

A meeting of Lackawanna Store Association Limited members will be held at its Scranton office on Monday, April 15, 1968, at 2:30 PM to vote on voluntary dissolution and wind up procedures under law. Secretary H. Fairchild signs the notice dated March 22, 1902, in Scranton, Pa. The notice also lists local manufacturers and suppliers advertising in the same column.

Lackawanna Store Esociation Limited Asnetation Scranton Lackawanna Store Assiciation Limited Cave Ft Hiethrer Hovldatting Gousteps Law, Ih. S Fairchild

Lost steel item found on Lackawanna Avenue

A damaged notice reports a bent steel item with pigil sim wt mow lost on Lackawanne avenue Wyoming. It requests return to Trilune otire and cheap contests. Reward offered. Contact Pock Lumber or the Puck Lumber Co. East Market sheet and Presbyterian lunch referenced.

Lackawanne Avenue Wyoming Pock Lumber East Market Sheet Boward Puck Lumber Co

Incomplete Query on Combustible Fuel Types

The text discusses various liquids and gases used as fuels including petroleum ether alcohol and pine derived liquids. It asserts smoke tests and gas yields with high calorific power and mentions heating, driving gas engines and suitability as a combustible material.

Smoke Made Useful by Ventilating Method

Fragmentary text describes a concept of converting smoke into usable energy or ventilation aided by fans. The readability is poor and specific facts, names, or dates are missing. The piece hints at technical experimentation with smoke and ventilation.

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