Local social notes trip through Philadelphia and Pittston visits
Patrolman Georse dones on jur y after a week sines. Augustus A Heyvle Johan Tierney of Philadelphia visit Dr Thongs Kay after grip. Miss Hattie Kylwar of Weat Pittston ghost Miss Bernice Conger of East Market street Mawistrite German ant family visiting Mrs James Stein Muberry street. Mrs Charles W Didshaugh of Altoona visiting at home of her parents William Stevens 137 Deaown st. Birthdly surprise party at Louie Paber s home on Taylor avenue Tuesday afternoon. Guests listed include Ans Gibie Mes Stocked Van Houten Huwoll Mrs Wellner Myers etc. A most enjoyable time was had by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georse Dones
Augustus A. Heyvle
Johan, Tierney
Philadelphia
Dr. Thongs Kay
Hiness
Hattie Kylwar
Weat Pittston
Bernice Conger
East Market Street
Piladelphia
Dad
James Stein
Muberry Street
Charles W. Didshaugh
Altoona
William Stevens
Deaown
Louie Paber
Taylor Avenue
Ans
Gibie
Mes
Stocked
van Houten
Mere. Huwoll
J. Wellner
Mire
Myers
H Faber
1. Paber, Jr
Mins
Nelson
Mra
C. Thayer
Aire
M. Merhler
Arn
Wi. Wellner
Mes. Young
Brookes
Stipes
Mra Stein
Mre Bair
Mr Waxman
Mes. Wasnuh, Jr
Mre. Dittie
Mire Potter
Miss Minnie
Saxton
Cambrorsio Murder Case Opens April Court
The April term opens with 24 felony cases. Frank Cambro sio stands charged with the murder of Recco Salvatore in Carbondale. Salvatore and Dembrosio were at Frank Chiprianna’s home when a fatal quarrel occurred. Salvatore died from a chest stab. Cambro sio fled and was captured two days later by County Detective Thor Leyshon. The defense, led by John J Murphy, plans a self defense plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Jones
Commonwealth
Frank Cambravio
Recco Salvatore
Bunker WW
Dembrosio
Salvatore
Frank Chiprianna
Cambroxio
Carbondale
Detootius Thor
Leyshon
John 3. Murphy
Y M C A Reports Another Steady Year and Union Meeting
The twenty ninth annual Y M C A year ends with strong progress across lines. L D Wishard international committee secretary spoke on youth work and growth. A union meeting of Y M C A, YWCA, and other youth groups drew many attendees at the association hall. Plans for a swimming tank and gym improvements were announced as the year closes.
Association reports progress at annual meeting
At a recent gathering the group reviewed officer reports and the association’s work. A.W. Dickson presided at his retirement as president. New officers were elected: H.C. Shafer as president L. T. Hower treasurer W. W. Malis recording secretary G. F. Reynolds second vice president and W. Ft. McClive free vice president. General Secretary Munhy’s report was deferred for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Dickson
H.C. Shafer
L. T. Hower
W. W. [Nalis
G. FF. Reynolds
W. Ft. McClive
Munhy
Dickson
Mahy
Balance April Report From Membership and Lectures
A balance record shows receipts from membership fees and subscriptions, lecture committee, hall rents, and trustees. Disbursements list salaries for general and educational, physical and social departments, religious department, newspapers, furnishings, and utilities with specific amounts indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pec c. Mg
Musgenonocum
TSI
Beeistonta Oes Tedes Esteres
Galaries Educational Department
Savevceseeeecue
Hocial Vepartmott
Nenpprengesse
TRLGR
Reres
Miss Anna Dickinson Leaves for New York
Miss Anna Dickinson departs with attorneys J Aspinwall Hodge Jr J M Ferguson and Mr and Mrs George Ack erly after a trial in which the jury awarded six and a half cents under Judge Achesons charge The Dickinson party expects substantial libel verdicts and two defendants have ordered trial evidence for use in preparing appeals The case is noted for its dramatic incidents and legal significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Dickinson
J. Aspinwall Hodge, Jr
J. M. Ferguson
George Ackerly
New York
Miss Dickinson
Danville
Pennsylvania
Horace Fr. Hand
Children's Dancing Party in Excelsior Hall Featured
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis hosted a children's fancy dress party Saturday evening in Excelsior hall with over 80 attendees. Costumes ranged from Marie Antoinette to American Beauty, accompanied by an orchestra. Edward Jermyn and Mrs EB Coursen greeted guests, while refreshments were supervised by Mrs Edward Jermyn and Mrs A H Christy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lewis
Excelsior Hall
Excelsior Hal
Miss Lewis
Aire Edward Jermyn
EB. G. Coursen
Edward Jermyn
A. H. Christy
Gusele Speece
Lima Speece
Fannie Omeen
Viola Snyder
Kathrine Courson
Kuith Holland
Dorothy Warren
Marrgaret Kirkpatrick
Gladys Watking
Helen Powell
Elle Powell
Clara Porter
Ilewsie Porter
Ruth Stiles
Marjorie Coline
Grace Hulbert
Eligabeth Jermyn
Helen Beckwith
Helen Chamberlin
Ethel Woolworth
Florence Peck
Melen Merrifield
Laila Coston
Louise Davenport
Clair Brewster
Adeline Hand
Edlelse Kelps
Fannie Meare
Helen Wintert
Candace Watson
Ruth Archbald
Grace Louw
Jean Mimick
Anna JicAnulty
Marzu
Anni Clark
Kathryn Verney
Louise Hobinson
Annie Robinson
Alma Robinson Loner Smith
Mirforie Davis
Helen Davie
Natalie Burr
Cynthia Quackenbush
Annie Price
May Amerman
Madeline Behreeder
Charlotte Schroeder
Kate Schindt
Evelyn Jones
Marion Jones
Helen Connell
Lie Guneter
Marie Ginester
Mary Halstead
Marjorie O'Brien
Marlon Kowarth
Jennie Fen
Walter Coutsen
Andvlot Belin
William Hallstead
Warren Hays
Bertram Penner
Jamié Linen
Eeson Taylor
Gordon Taylor
Homer Rice
Sam Wood
Raymond Sanderson
Harold Norton
Law Watkins
Harry Jones
Ralph Amerman
Frank Williams
Douglas Torrey
Howard Hand
Harold Welles
Frederick Connell
Edward Glenwood Pierce
Friend Kilerstead
Ned Jermyn
Harold Dolph
Stanley Dolph
Keith Manville
Everett Dale
Black Crook Burlesque at Davis' Theater This Week
Manager Davie presents Jermon's Black Crook Burlesque company for three days with about twenty eight performers. The opening number is The Man In the Moon followed by The Yellow Tin of Hogan's Alley at Vassar College burlesque with Jardin Mobile dancers and electric lights. The Ceeley Dinner satire is referenced as part of the show. Davis or Davidow Bros., jewelers, relocate to 227 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Davis’ Theater
Jermon
Black Crook
Palm Sunday Observances Across City Churches
Palm Sunday marked the start of Holy Week with Palm blessings and distribution at Catholic churches led by Father O Reilly. Episcopal St Luke’s and others decorated churches. St Marks and Good Shepherd held services. St Marks confirmed ten candidates and the catechumenate drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falm
Jerusalem
England
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
John Loughran
Catholic University
Michael Loftus
Father O'Heally
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Farrers Israel
St. David's
St. Mark's
Dunmore
Good Shepherd Episcopal
Catechism Classes Confirmed Across Lutheran Churches
At St Peter's Lutheran and Christ Lutheran churches yesterday fourteen catechumens were admitted to the church and confirmed after sermons by Rev John W Randolph and Rev Henry Lisse. Additional confirmations occurred at Holy Trinity St Pauls and Zion Lutheran as services were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Prescott Avenue
Ash Street
John W. Randolph
St. John
Jesus
Mr. Randolph
Germany
Christ Lutheran Church
South Side
Henry Lisse
Holy Trinity Church
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
St. Paul's
Beach Street
Prospect Avenue
Zion Lutheran
Marion Street
Capouse Avenihe
Service at St Mark's Lutheran Church on West Side
A church gathering led by Pastor Rev A L Ramer included Milton Lillian FP Gras Carrie Binger Emma Henry Emma Walther Emmie Witzel Sophia Sherman Grace May Sherman and Charles Schuster Curtis Gideon Whetstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
West Side
A. L. Ramer
Milton Lillian FP. Gras
Carrie Binger
Emma Henry
Emma Walther
Emmie Witzel
Sophia Sherman
Grace May Sherman
Charles Schuster
Curtis Gideon Whetstone
Absent Methodist Pastors At City Services
Strange faces filled city Methodist pulpits as pastors attended the Wyarming conference in Oneonta New York. At Elm Park Church Rev J Fr Sawyer editor of the Northern Christian Advocate preached in the morning and J D Wishard of the International committee spoke in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwan
Cox
Natorium
L. D. Wishard
New York City
International Committee
Pres. Ment Dickwon
Young Men's Christian Association
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Elm Park Methodist Church
Oneonta
N. Y
Elm Park Church
J. R. George
Benjamin Locke
Hoboken Young Men’s Christian Association
W. Pearsall
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Sabbath Notes From Various Churches Service Highlights
Rev Thomas Hellig of Stroudsburg preached at Trinity Lutheran. Rev W H Holman of Southport occupied Green Ridge Presbyterian pulpit. Sup Sanborn of Rescue Mission preached morning at Taylor Presbyterian and evening at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian. Rev Father Mcilale of Archbali spoke on Perseverance to a large St Peter Cathedral audience. No afternoon gospel service at Young Men's Christian Association. Laurel club meets tomorrow evening. Second Presbyterian saw a gratifying communion with fifty two new members this year and 101 total new members, including 46 via Adame Avenue chapel under Rev John Dunn. A praise service Jesus of Nazareth in Prophecy and Fulfillment featured solos, duets, quartets, choruses led by J M Chance. soloists Miss Black and Garige and Messrs Beynon and Siorcan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hellig
Strouds Hburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
W. H. Holman
Southport, Conn
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Sanborn
Rescue Mission
Taylor Presbyterian Church
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Father Mcilale
Archbali
St. Peter's Cathedral
Young Men's Christian Association
Laurel Club
Second Presbyterian Church
Adame Avenue Chapel
John Dunn
Robinson
J. M. Chance
Black
Garige
Beynon and
Siorcan
Blaney's A Boy Wanted at Academy of Music
Charles E Blaney presented a two hour program of music and humor at the Academy of Music on Saturday night before a crowded house. The cast included thirty five specialists led by Harry Clay Blaney with Raymond Finlay as manager and Claude Gillingwater and Nellie O Neil Like Sutherland among the acclaimed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Blaney
Harry Clay Blaney
Academy of Music
Raymond, Finlay
Claude Gillingwater
Nellie O'Neil
Sutherland
Miss Proto
Dog Attacks Mrs Rambonk in Throop. Dog Shot
Mrs George Rambonk of Throop was severely injured when a vicious dog attacked her as she neared home. Dr Arndt treated the lacerations to her right leg. the dog owned by Joseph Linn was shot after the attack and the animal was noted as violetia prone. The shock left Mrs Rambonk prostrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Arndt
George Rambonk
Joseph Linn
Rail service restored between New York and Chicago in 1897
A renewed connection is planned between New York and Chicago via the D, L & W and Nickel Plate Roads on April 1897. Train No. T will depart New York at 7.20 p.m. with a Pullman car and reach Chicago at 9.00 p.m. the next day, dining car at Buffalo from 7.00 a.m. Information available from ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Nickel Plate
No. T
Puffalo
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Promises Cure
All humors of the blood from pimples to scrofula are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla which purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood. Hood's Pills cure nausea sick headache indigestion weakness. Sold by all druggists. Ze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Millinery Department Promises Value and Quality
The store touts its millinery department as a pronounced success with top talent in the work room and low prices. It claims to offer exact duplicates of expensive pieces and some higher priced options, prepared for all customers with exquisite ladies headgear.
Hat shop promises value with trimming included
A newspaper ad touts a complete line of ladies hats and related materials at staple-goods prices. It emphasizes customers can choose their own fabric with a nominal trimming charge, enabling purchases that would cost twice as much elsewhere.
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Norton's
Scranton
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill Co
Scronion
Olypian
Gorvondale
W. B. Henwood
Cambrosio
Lackawanna Avenue
Spruce St
D. Wishard
Ye. W. A
L. D. Withard
Wiehard
Youngs Men
Young People's Societes
Association
Hie
Aseoehuttion
J. AM
Chance
Charles Deersam
W. E. Plumley
Mer. Pmiekwon
Mibcouoncoub
Hana
W. HH
H, C, Shafer
George G. Mary
James B. Watson
W. W. Inglis
Davis
Davidow Bros., Jewelers
Christ
ST. Peter's
Chestnut Street
A. L. Rainer
Blaney
Academy
Throop
Libbey
Efsey
China Hall
Isd
Wyoming Avenue
Aroun
Bis
Lackawanna Fiinuy
Lehigh Valley
Praries
Jennes
B. Silverstone, Eva Spec‘alist
Lackawanna Lubricating CO
Capouse
Wyoming
the Star Paint Shop
ADAMS
Chas. Wagner, Stouse and Sign Painter
Cranton
the Scranton Bedding CO
Mohair
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