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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1895

Page

7

North End Notes and Local Happenings in the City

Miss Hattle Thomas of Gardner Avenue ill with bronchitis and Mrs. T. J. Detweller confined at home on Church Avenue by Hines. Mrs. J. L. Lawrence returns from Hamburg visit. David James ill with pleurisy on Wayne Avenue. Eureka Baseball Club plans a ball and gold watch drawing at O Donnell's Hall Wednesday night. Oswald Jones of Jones and Sproks sold Summit Avenue home and moved downtown. Park Place Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid Easter Bazaar tomorrow night. Keystone Literary Club presents A Fisherman's Luck in Compay Harmory tonight. Electric Social Club to follow. Bb. B. H. Sturges to speak on Japan and the Jops at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church tomorrow. The Celebrated Case at St Mary’s Hall by Crystal Literary Society for Excelsior Hose Company No. 6. William White, 16, dies of pneumonia after grip, burial at Holy Rosary Church today. Interment Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Isaac Owen fined for reckless driving. companion Hudson fined. Thomas K. R. Williams injured at A M Atherton & Co store, fell from seven-foot stoop. treated overnight. Michael Melvin dies at 04 West Market Street after moving a barn. survived by wife and seven grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Holy Rosary Church. interment Hyde Park Cemetery. Constipation warns Burdock Blood Hitters as a remedy.

West Side Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Harry Acker James Hartman Simpson William W. Jones Roger Evans First Welsh Congregational Church G. W. Powell Lizzie Jenkins Mattie Williams William Reese Thomas Abram David Jones Christ Norma Williams Scranton Street Baptist Church Thomas G. Evans Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Sumner Avenue Avenue Washburn Street Eeania Waverly Mears William W. Evans Fairchild's Chauncey Derby Courier Progress Times Kate Saul Price Street A. L. Martin Washington Avenue St. Patrick’s Church Welsh Philosophical Society W. J. Brace William Morton Walter Jones Emerson D. Owen Will Reynolds David Owens Gwilym Willlame Fred G. Peters J. Myron Evans George T. Griffiths George W. Brown Drayman Robinson Street Franklin and Columbia Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society Fairchilds Oolyok John House Christian Endeavor Society First Congregational Church Main Avenue William Rees Band of Hope South Main Avenue Evan Miles Ligsie Parry Rachel Powell Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Will Price Marcy Cemetery Duryea Hattle Thomas Gardner Avenue T. J. Detweller Church Avenue Hines J. TL. Lawrence Hamburg David James Wayne Avenue Eureka O'Donnell Oswald Jones Jones & Sproks Summit Avenae Ladies’ Aid Society Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church Keystone Literary Club Electric Social Club Sturges Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Japan St. Mary's Hall Crystal Literary Society J. P. Keenan Excelsior Hose Company No. É William White James White William Street Holy Rosary Hyde Park Catholic Isaac Owen Parker Street Thomas R. Thomas and Palmer Cc. S. Woodworth Charles Hudson Priceburg Alderman Roberts Owens Hudson Thomas KR. Willigma A. M. Atherton & Co West Market Street Michael Melvin North End America Melvin Holy Rosary Church Hyde Park Cemetery Gittendance John L. James C C. Smith Board of Negro Education Providence Christian Church Providence Evan Gabriel Henry Hitchings Primitive Methodist Church Green Ride William Russell Deavon Street Puritan Congregational Church A. F. Ferrik Richard J. Richards John O'Toole North Main Avenue Baptist Church W. G. Watkins John Stopford Misa Mattle Huntsman Alma Clancy Misa Ethel Watking Misa Elizabeth Owens Lillie Watkins Messrs. E. Owens Charles Brown Second Presbyterian Church Binaneche Derr New York Profesa Courtney, Sone W. C. Weedon George Noyes Rockwell St. Peter's Cathedral Bishop O'Hara Kenneth Campbell P. J. Goff M. J. Millane P. J. Quinnan T. J. Carmody St. Mark Providence Presbyterian Church T. J. Davies Stainer Holce Simper Mackenzie Spher Smark Buck Garrett Holden Shelley West Handel Parker J. C. Heckel Laulee Parry Catherine Gabriel Gertrude Williams Messrs P. H. Warren George Jackson George E. Guild North and Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Lydia Baller Margaret Torrey Grace Rose Caro Dickson Annie Rose Tolly Joseph Ll Whlesing of Mercy Novello Risen Miss Reynolds Mr. James Miss Sailer Tallie Morgan

Easter at St Luke's and Local Churches with Jubilant Services

Easter services drew large crowds at St Luke's and neighboring churches. Rev Rogers Israel preached at 10 40 am on the resurrection, praising a living Christ. Mrs Goodhand Clark donated a lectern in memory of her husband, as music and sermons filled the day across multiple houses of worship.

Christ Goodhand Clark Jefferson Avenue Rogers Israel Bourne Jesus Gideon Zacharias Gentleman J. Willis Conant

Opening of the Season for Scranton Baseball at Home Park

Scranton faces Pottsville in the first home practice game of the season at the baseball park with umpire Gaffney from Worcester, Mass. Brown, Johnson, Rodgers and Reagan will man the Scranton infield and outfield positions as the team prepares for the April 20 season opener. Ground conditions, ticketing plans, and schedule through April 27 are outlined, with notes on player health and management calm ahead of the series.

Gaffney Brown Johnson Rodgers Reagan Scranton Pottsville Worcester Mass Dick Brown E Eurekus Billy Barnie Betts Jordan Ward Barnile Cranks Sweeney Carbondale Syracuse

Lecture on The Mewstanic Idea at Linden Street Temple

Rabbi Meyerlicht delivered a lecture on The Mewstanic Idea at the Linden Street temple last night and the talk will be fully published in Saturday's Tribune edition. W C Weedon offered a requested solo Open the Gates of the Temple at the Lackawanna Presbytery meeting at Second Presbyterian Church. Weedon performed the program with artistic merit. Easter exercises at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church were presented last evening by the Young Exceptor Band and accompaniments by other ladies.

Linden Street Meyerlicht The Tribune W. C. Weedon Lackawanna Second Presbyterian Church Ing Mr. Weedon Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church

Goodwins Livery Sold on Spruce Street

L. T. Payne the Liveryman becomes new proprietor after purchasing E. J. Goodwin’s large Spruce street Nvery. Payne runs Smith Gorman & Co with his brother in law Smith Gorman handling management. Goodwin will devote time to Scranton Driving Park and Fair Association where he serves as secretary and manager.

L. T. Payne E.J. Goodwin Spruce Street Mr. Payne Smith Gorman Smith Gorman & Co Goodwin Scranton

Rail workers plan meetings as depot additions begin

Conductor Charles Nicholas runs trains Nov 11 and 12 replacing Lewis Hingham who is ill. Engineer John Madigan’s friends fail to recognise him without a moustache. A new elevator rises at the Delaware and Hudson depot with baggage room enlarged and platform extensions planned. A lecture on electricity by A W K Plea is announced for railroad workers at Lackawanna avenue rooms.

Charles Nicholas Lewis Hingham Genianely John Madigan Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna Avenue I. McKenna A. W. K. Plerea Delaware Lackawanna Weaters Pt Q . Rogers

Daggler Rewritten for Season at Academy of Music

The Daggler returns in a fully rewritten season version at the Academy of Music tonight with a larger, brighter cast and sharper plot. Worcester Gazette notes Friend Fritz by Manola Mason is artful and moving with tears in the eyes, and music by Julian Edwards added by Stanslaus Stange. Charles Dickson performs in The Salt Cellar and Incog at the academy while Lillian Burkn appears in a supporting role.

Daggler Academy of Music The Worcester Gazette Fritz Manola-Mason Krekmann-Chatman L'Ami Fritz Stanslaus Stange Julian Edwards Charles Dickson Dickson Lillian Burkn

Easter Services Across South Side Churches and Street Car Changes

Easter services were conducted with high music and special sermons at multiple South Side churches including St Marys German Catholic St Johns St Marys Prospect Avenue Germann Methodist Episcopal and Christ Church. A street car schedule change reduces round trips to forty five minutes with altered departure times Moosic service adjustments and line transfers.

St. Mary's Church South Side St. Mary's Father Parr Luis Hickory Street Presbyterian Church August Lange St. John's Fig Street St. Mary’s Prospect Avenue St. Joseph's Minooka J. C. Schmitt E. L. Santee Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Stone Avenue Moosic City Line Lackawanna Avenue Moose James Higgins William O’donnell Henry Maloney

Castoria Endures Through Generations

A nostalgic note traces Castoria's presence from childhood to motherhood, highlighting its lifelong role as a remedy and comforting staple across generations.

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