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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1897

Page

7

Local Social Notes Highlight Notables and Visits

Philadelphia guest Dawd Smith visits Bara and Theodore Connell while Miss Anna Leonard departs for New York City. Brooklyn resident George A Taft spends Sunday with Dr Taft in the city. Mrs M W Wesley and daughter visit Abington. Eva Townsend visits her sister Mrs John Turn of Adams Avenue. Samuel Levy of St Louis visiting uncle Samuel Sunter. Faith and Tears Krorce of Stroudshire dine with George Hanman on Sanderson Ave Trade. Henry L Moses, Yate College student, spends season with parents Ale and Mire. W A Spencer H O Watrous of Carbondale and Thomas L Glover B C Metts of Peckville registered at Motel Jermyn. Tatrotmain Eanl Schmidt recovering at home on Prospect Avenue after severe illness. doctors plan operation.

Dawd Smith Bara Theodore Connell Anna Leonard le Epord Eneter New York City George A. Taft Brooklyn N. Y Taft M. W. Wesley Abingeton Eva Townsend Turnkinnnock John Turn Adams Avenue Samuel Not Louis Jermyn W. A. Spencer H. O. Wat- Tous Carbondale Thomas L. Glover B.C. Metts Peckville Tatrotmain Eanl

Fire at Stable Damages Roof Slightly

Smoke filled a stable at 219 Jefferson Avenue behind George B.K. Jermyns residence at 9 15 p m. Flames reached the cupola but were put out before severe damage. Believed to have started from a poorly insulated electric wire. Vehicles harnesses and contents escaped damage.

George BK. Jermyn Hhe Jefferson Avenue

Easter Observances Across Local Churches Reach High Note

Easter services filled city churches with elaborate music and sermons. Rev. Joseph K. Dixon led Penn Avenue Baptist in a three service day with a 40 voice choir and quartets. Other churches including Green Ridge Baptist and Simpson M E joined in large choirs, orchestras, and special anthems. St Luke’s Episcopal and St Patricks Catholic also staged high order Easter programs with sunrise services, mass, and festive choirs.

Penn Avenue Haydn Evans Pastor Dixon Green Ridge Baptist Church W. Z. Ford Jackson Street Baptist Church Thomas de Gruchy Lewis Davies Annie Williams Marcy Nichols Scranton Street Baptist Church Mra Via Jones Messrs Phillips Beddie Evans Lord F. Matthews Shiloh Baptist Church Hay Linden Street J. Russell North Main Avenue Baptist Church W. G. Watkins Charles H. Rhemus Elm Park Church Alfred Wooler J. Alfred Pennington Pennington Simpson M. KE Thomas Abraham Prof A. KE Morte W. W. Jones Walter Davia He Aroge William W. Jones Ella Godshall Harvey A. Wrigley J. B, Sweet Hermon George E. Guild Providence Presbyterian Church Miles J. &B. Heckel Sumner Avenue Ll. BR. Foster St. Luke's Episcopal Church J. Willis Conant Carl Rogers Israel Houghton William Harmon van Allen A. D. Holland van Allen Lewis Watkins St. David's Church M. H. Mill Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Green Ridge St. Peter's Cathedral Bishop O'Hara John Loughran The Catholic University Washington, D. C James W. Malone Thomas Carmody Michael Loftus D. J. MacGoldrick J. J. BB. Feeley Bauer Haydn Schilling Laura Rafter Liggle Snow James Doyle W. KR. Bradbury J. B. Whelan St. Patrick's Jackson Street Harriet Ward St. John’s Catholic Church West Bide Holy Rosary Providence Christ Holy Communion

Easter Services Fill Various Churches With Large Attendance

Sabbath schools at Calvary Reformed and Holy Trinity report record in morning communion and large Easter attendance. Choirs and soloists from Bellevue Methodist and First Welsh Congregational highlighted by carols, anthems, and recitals. Grace Episcopal, St Mark and St Peters host Easter programs with sermons by Rev. Aldrich and Rev. Randolph. Ontario and Western pamphlet may spur special trains to New York for Grant's tomb dedication.

Calvary Reformed Church Band of Hope Bellevue H. W. Evans Isaac T. Davies South Main Avenue Roger Evans Norma Williams Lizgie Jenkins William J. Davies George A. Powell David Jenkins David J. Davies Bherte Turbotville Holy Trinity Lutheran Scheuer B.D. Protherne Lida Garagan R. H. Mrader Holy Trinity Grace Reformed Wyoming Avenue G. J. Aldrich St. Mark's Lutheran Church J. W. Randolph St. Peters Lutheran Church Christ Lutheran Church H. F. Lisse Plymouth Congregational Church Jackson Street Richard Phillips M. Evans John Phillips Vankie Williams David FB. Hughes F. W. Whippen All Soule’ Universalist Church Ontario and Western New York Grant J. C. Anderson Beaver Street

Tabor Offers Full Suits and Overcoats in Latest Styles

John Ross announces men’s wear at 623 Lacka Avenue with 17e¢ White Envelopes and low prices. The store markets 307 Spruce 610 XX White Envelopes and 3c letters, promoting suit and overcoat tailoring in new styles.

Tabor John Ross Spruce Street Lack'a. Ave

Tragic Archbald Street Car Crash Kills Miss Walsh

Miss Mary Walsh of Archbald died after a Carbondale Traction street car struck her as her brother Thomas watched. The 35 year old unmarried woman was crushed by the brake beam after being thrown from a buggy on River Street near Pine and was taken to her family home where she died within hours. Coroner Longstreet planned an inquest.

Miss Walsh Oan Troley Mian Walsh Mary Walsh Pine Street Archhbald Thomas Walsh River Street Miss Wailh Mrs. Jordan James J. Jordan Miss Welsh Dra Kelley van Doren Archbald

Woman and Infant Injured as Streetcar Starts

Mrs. Patrick Riley of Meridian street fell to the pavement on Lackawanna avenue yesterday while about to board a trolley car. She was carrying an infant and was taken to Lackawanna Drug Co. pharmacy for treatment by Dr Feinberg. Injuries not serious, later returned home in the doctor’s buggy.

Patrick Riley Meridian Street Lackawanna Avenue Lackawanna Drug Company Franklin and Lackawanna Avenues EB. Feinberg

Unfortunate Case of Youth Placed in Sanitarian Care

Nineteen year old Jennie Witaikmiin who recently drew Mrs. Duggan’s attention of the Associated Charities has shown signs of insanity for a month. She was taken to the House of the Good Shepherd last evening and will remain there until arrangements for a sanitarium reception are made. She is an orphan with a deceased father and mother. She has a brother named Lewis.

Jennie Witaikmiin

Witsikman and Foster Help Wayward Girl Find Path

Witsikman a plumber of 15 North Bromiley avenue and Aveet Foster of Eynon street were named executors in the estate of Witsikiman. Mrs. Eduggan, the guardian, guided the girl toward stable care after kindness. A youth named Kosar allegedly caused the girl’s downfall, and Mrs. Duggan arranged her care until evening. The girl was then taken to Mrs. Duggan’s home and later to the House of the Good Shepherd after attracting passers by with laughter.

Witsikman North Bromiley Avenue Aveet Foster Eynon Street Witsikiman Edduggan Kosar

Drunken Man Kicks Pittston Woman Threatens Death

A drink-crazed Polish man broke into a Pittston home near Mill Street during a christening and kicked Mrs. Anthony Swarts, wife of the resident. She survived but was severely injured, with death feared. Police jailed the assailant after he smashed property. The article notes the Swarts woman is middle aged. The piece also mentions Davidow Bros. Jewelers relocating to 257 Lackawanna Avenue.

Spring Crockery Sale Promises Great Value

The article notes a seven day old spring crockery sale with 1,000 square feet of floor space and focus on three highlighted lots. It emphasizes prices and goods as attractive attracts buyers.

China Tea Sets at Sale With Limited Time Prices

A demoted lot of imported China Tea sets, about ten complete, offered today and Monday only. Prices range from 1.25 to 34.50 per set with various single pieces priced from 0.44 to 5.00, including a green underglazed new shape at 1.79 and a rose frosted frame display.

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Norton’s Scranton M. Norton Lackawanna Se.e.l Weston Mill Co Seroton Olyphant Chas Memullen National Bank Hutt Telephone W. B. Henwood Lackawayny Ave Corvernal Washington Avenue Penn Avenue Church Green Ridge Baptist North End Church Asbury M. 5 Cedar Avenue M. E Cedar Avenue M. FE J. Ja. Race Hampton Street F. P. Doty Georgy T. Price Court Street M. E Howard Place Kathryn Thiele First Presbyterian Church James McLeod D. D Second Presbyterian Second Presbyterian Church W. F. Gibbons Dunmore Presbyterian Church Mra. G. Dub. Dimmick A. J. Harber Mr. Atkins IT. J. Lansing Boston Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Fred J. Widmayer Conrad G. F. Whittemore Salome Decker Saster Washburn Street Presbyterian Church E. P. Ham R. J. Bauer B. T. Jayne J. P. Moffatt Providence Presbyterian Patrick's Church Sabbath School Grace Reformed Church Mrs. Riley Jennie Witzikman Mellet’s Market Academy of Music Davidow Bros., Jewelers Rex Crockery Pictures China the Rexford Co China Hall Silverstone Williams’ Shoe Store Lackawanna Lubricating CO Capouse the Star Paint Shop Chas. Wagner Trouse Sign Painter the Scranton Bedding CO Lonsdale Loch Wood P.c.muslin Lockwood P.C. Muslin
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