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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1902

Page

10

Montrose Clergy Prospects and Local Obituaries

Montrose notes discuss possible replacement for the Reverend Benedict King at the Methodist Episcopal church and a hoped promotion to presiding elder amid district votes. Also reported are the death of Mrs. John J. Doyle at 65 and a morning Mass funeral at St Mary’s Church with survivors listed.

Scranton Montrose Misa Blennie M. Huntell Hush George H. Frazier Wilson Street Benedict Benedict King Hla Binghamton Wicer Floyd Waverly Mgr. Benedict Aldon Henry Tuckley Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church John J. Doyle Uleh Street St. Mary's Catholic Ehurch A.T. Broderick

Local Lodge Installed Officers and Community Notices

Hamunton April reports on St. John's Episcopal services and a large turnout. Salem lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed officers led by Noble Grand Brown and others. Dinner and social hour followed with several notable attendees. Charles Shaffer purchased Lavina Chapman’s firm and moved in. George Fields recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Eliza Andrews of Hollisterville buried in Hamlin cemetery. leaves son George C. Andrews.

Scranton ‘Tribune Hamunton Coxe D. D St. John’s Episcopal Church Tit- Ting Mt. Pleasant Salem Lodge Order of Oud Bellows Noble Noble Grand, (. E. Brown: Plee Grand, Amos Olver; Warden, Floyroe Chapmian Henry Floffrmiih Win. Emory Charles Shaffer Warden Lavina Chapman George Fields Eliza Andrews Hollisterville Hamlinton George C. Andrews

Funeral for Nettie Shinles Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shinles

The 1-year-old Nettie Shinles died recently and her funeral was held Sunday at the family home with Rev. William Paul officiating. Music came from the Primitive Methodist choir and Olu Forge choir as floral tributes were arranged by multiple relatives and friends.

Nettie William Shinles William Paul Primitive Methodist Choir Olu Forge Gates Ajur Randall Godwallis Whyte Alex, Campbell Davin Campbell Charles Shales Holgate Graham Otsenbaugh Thompson Dorothy Curtin Thomas Kellaway Edith Beatrice. Jones Eva Lane

Dr Pierce promotes digestion aid for athletic strength

An 19th century advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach and digestion problems aiding digestion and absorption to build solid flesh and muscle. A Montana farmer testimonial praises relief from indigestion after using the product and Pleasant Pellets. The Common Sense Medical Adviser is offered by mail for stamps.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Mr. W.thompson Townsend Broadwater County Montana Aiulwge Ted Mabe Common Sense Medical Mailine Way Addres

Main Street Bridge Carried Away by freshet

A large portion of the Main Street front bridge was washed away by the freshet. The wreck lies at the river bottom near Park Jake dam. A new program has been arranged by a Freedom Lodge of Odd Fellows committee for the observance.

Scranton Tribune Honesdale Park Jake Dam Freedom Lodge Oold Fellows

Court Discharges Jury After Pending Cases

On Monday after noon the jury was discharged as all cases had been settled or continued. Jacob T. Bondo was appointed guardian of Howard L. Beebe, minor child of Elisabeth Heebe, deceased. Ursula Gardner works at Bell millinery store on Tioga. In Br Johnson vs Walker, rule to open judgment. court handed down an opinion discharging the rule.

Jacob T. Bondo Howard L. Beebe Eliabeth Heebe Ursula Gardner Bell Millinery Tioga Street Br. F. Johnson Mik. Walker

Pittston News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Visitors

April 2 report notes James Buckley rehired by Lehigh Valley as assistant electrician over Water Street signals between Fairview and Ransom. James Jenkins of Iowa preached at Welsh Congregational Church both services. Scranton visitors on the West Side include Miss Edith Davis Edward Davis Mrs John Griffiths and family. The Brothers Base Ball team of Pittston is mentioned.

Pittston James Buckley Lehigh Valley Water Street Fairview Ransom Stev James Jenkins Lowa Welsh Congregational Church Scranton Edith and Edward Davis Bellevue John Griffiths Hyde Park

Eighth third anniversary events and local notices in Honesdale

The piece notes the eighty third anniversary of American Odd Fellowship with a Freedom Hall gathering on Tuesday April 28, services at the Presbyterian church on Sunday April 27, and an armory military ball by Company E on May 2. It also mentions entertainment by cartoonist Edgar Rosencroans at the Presbyterian chapel on April 24, visits to Retreat, Pa, by Carroll, Dittrick, and Dorin, pneumonia cases including Kh Roe, Cleara Sutton, and Theodore Brunig, August Voigt death and funeral arrangements, and visitors Mrs. Wesley Gardner and son Perry of Scranton.

Elghty American Odd Fellowship Freedom Hall Presbyterian Church Kh. TE. Roe William HH. Swift Lacka- Wanta Company Edgar Rosencroans Presbyterian Chapel Messrs. Thomas John Carroll Bente Dittrick R. M. Dorin Arno Voigt Cleara T. Sutton Theodore Brunig August Voigt Alexines Voigt Main Street Honesdale Mev Behrens Lutheran Church Glen Dyberry Cemetery Honesdare Wesley M. Gardner Perry Scranto

Sudden Death of Mrs. Andrew Rhynearson At Home

Hopbottom reports the death of Mrs. Andrew Rhynearson who died very suddenly at her home last Thursday. The brief item notes visitors and social visits in town including Miss Helen Smith of Scranton, Miss Let Green of Glenwood, and Mrs. Joseph Saunders returning from New Milford. A tea hosted by Miss Mildred Bell drew twelve young friends, and there is a reminder of Miss Julie Cruser's entertainment at the Universalist church on Tuesday night.

Sherman N. Y Mildred Bell Julie Cruser Universalist Church James Morris Scranton Baseball William Williams Rendham William Slocum J. L. Race Edward Decker I. W. Reese William Kohler George Johns Mire H. Purcell John Williams Smith Deelerie Wilson Joseph Merritt D. Davis Ellis Wileen George Wisby Florence Wilson Gertrude Decker Margaret Edith Wilhs Edith Merritt Lizzie Fussett Emma Owens Bertha Willams Ada Long Ethel Williams Bessie Burgees Susie Merritt Ruth Williams Arthur Morgan Garfield Williams Samuel Pickrell David R. Davis Willan Williams Harry Williams George Fissett George Smith Ray Decker Bennie George Williams Christopher Doyle Church of Immaculate Conception J. A. Moffitt Taylor Lilacs Harry Evans Delaware N. J Thomas J. Powell Thomas Mainstreet Nianticoke Evans Holden Marhim Fee Harris

Local Social Notes and Property Transfers in Tunkhannock Area

News brief from Tunkhannock reports visits by Miss Helen Siegfried and Miss Mabel Leipham from Russell Hill and other local social visits. John Lee of Waverly buys the Wyoming house and will receive a hotel license transfer. Edw ard O Dershimer of Falls visits brothers here. Warren Street hotel sold by Martin Clifford to Robert H Donlin for 5100. Mrs Petey McGee remains in occupancy until April 1903. Donlin also works in Meshoppen bakery.

Tunkhannock B. W. Lewix Spring Hill Bradford County Helen Siegfried Mabel Leipham Russell Hill Stephen Roberson Byron Blakes Nicholson Wyoming House John Lee Waverly Edward O. Dershimer Falls Warren Street Martin Clifford Robert H. Donlin Meshoppen Petey McGee Hove Donlin

Hughestown to Open Season With Saturday Matinee

Hughestown tees off its season with the first game next Saturday after noon at Hamtown diamond. The town faces a routine schedule as local clubs prepare and residents scout early this season.

Wyalusing Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Wyalusing residents and visitors appear in a string of social items. Towanda visitor W. Gaylord spent Saturday in town. Miss Hattle March hosted the Musical club. Alfred Savage is ill with measles. Nellie Fox and Master John R. Welles visited Mrs. Flinn in Towanda. Fred Mitten and Misses Gaylord attended J. Mitten's concert at Herrick. Mrs. Eloise Bunnell of New Haven is visiting. Robert and Georgia Smith from Wilkes-Barre visited their sister Mrs. Fred Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Elsworth spent Sunday with relatives in Laceyville. Lyeena Gaylord returned from Towanda. Rodney Quick of Laceyville and Guy Ellsworth are noted with health improvements.

Wyalusing B. W. Gaylord Towanda Miss Hattle March Musical Club Alfred Savage Nellie Fox John R. Welles Mrs. Flinn Fred Mitten Jessie Harriet Martha Gaylord J. Mitten Herrick Eloise HW. Bunnell New Haven Guy Ellsworth

Local Social Notes From Moosic and Nearby Towns

Walter Altemus Moosic spent Sunday with friends in town. Bertha Shultz Wilkes-Barre spent Sunday with Verde Dix. Ethel and Ruth Benny Parsons spent Sunday with Fruth Whitehead. George Tregellas adds a new room to his North Main Street home. Examinations were held at the high school yesterday. Mrs. John Roberts returned after two weeks in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Wilson Hyde Park visited locals.

Walter Altemus Stroudsburg Bertha Shultz Wilkes-Barre Verde Dix Ethel Ruth Benny Parson Fruth Whitehead George Tregellas North Main Street John Roberts Philadelphia Ahmed Wilson Hyde

Uncalled Letters At Mossle Post Office

Park spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Brown. Mites Mame Hindelta visiting relatives in New York City. John McWilliams of Scranton was a caller in town last evening. Letters for Albert Hilder Miss Bird Healt remain uncalled for at Mossle post office.

The Convict's Daughter at the Academy of Music

The Convict's Daughter was staged at the Academy of Music to a large enthusiastic audience. A five act drama with thrilling scenes, presented by the STAT-Dicoty Duchess Burlesquers. Performances continue this afternoon and tonight with repeat shows tomorrow afternoon and evening.

Academy Stat—Dicoty Duchess Academy of Music

Weber's Dainty Duchess at Star theater draws big crowds

The Dainty Duchess vaudeville company played at the Star theater yesterday with a matinee and evening show. Highlights included Glenroy Russell in Wanted, an Aunt and a lively cast with Paul Barnes Edna Allene and Art hur Brock. The program featured songs dances and a new sensational act with charity as a note. The troupe returns today and tomorrow for more performances.

Weber Duchess Company Star Theater Vaude Villé Paul Barnes William HW Williams Edna Allene Star

Devil's Auction heads to Lyceum with beauty contestants

The twenty edition of The Ever lasting Devil's Auction features Miss Torrance and a cast of contestants including Miss Lilien Herndon and Miss Victoria Walters. Director Charles HL Yale promotes a pageant lineup with locales and dates as seats go on sale for the Lyceum event Wednesday night.

Madge Torrance Charles HL. Yale Carlos Torrance Misa Lilien Herndon Victoria Walters Lyceum

The Fatal Welding at Lycomm theater two nights

A New York comedy drama The Fatal Welding by Theodore Kramer plays at Lycomm theater with strong humor and pathos. Performers Priva Beomet and Lottie Gilson debut Thursday through Saturday at Academy of Music in The Outpoet, a formational comedy.

Lycomm Theater Vriday Aielt New York Theodore Kramer Priva Beomet Lottie Gileon Academy of Music Slurtig & Lemon Boack Africa Mr. Emanet Moles & Capital Boer Misa Gilson Little Magnet Noraseswingst Vern

Stockholders Meeting Notice for The Tithe Grranty Trust Co

Notice announces a stockholders meeting for The Tithe Guarantee Trust Company of Scranton Pennsylvania at 15 Washington Avenue Scranton on May 27 at 10:00 am. The purpose is to approve or disapprove a proposed increase of capital stock from 100000 to 200000 dollars. Secretary Harvey Hull and Joseph Kupitel sign.

Sotich A. I Gould & Sons Porony Ledge Ander Pennsylvania Derr Park Hrewlng Company Nc Pubille Gould's Linden Street Scramton Lackawanm County Ptockholios the Tithe Gimranty Aye Trust Company Scranton Pema Washington Avenue Scrantoy, Poors Ralvel Hull

Public Auction of Housewares At Lackawanna Ave Venue

Public sale of carpets 30000 yards Tenssels and Vel- Vels plus linens sheets table cloths napkins and related items. Auction begins Tuesday at 1 pm with subsequent sessions at 2 and 7 pm. Located at Lackawanna avenue west Lenion Sites Mallow waiting room opposite Mann avenue. Cuminige & Bro. Ane Towers.

Brundiels Ingram Lackawannia Avenue Sermiton Street Railroad Penn Avenue Cummings & Cro. Auctioneers Lackawanna Avenue Scrinton Street Railroad Opinaite Comings &Co Lioneers Salo West Lenion Mallow Mann Avenue Cuminige & Bro

Theatrical plans and casting for next season

The Micatricwl company will build a Chicago theater costing 500000 named Troquoia due fall 1A. Otis Phinner and Aubrey Boucicault adapt the novel Ie witre for a forthcoming production. Din McAvoy loses his stilt to his mother, Mrs McAvoy inherits. Hen Huas tops London business amid reports. Pickwick adaptation stars De Wolf Hopper with Weller and Snodgread. Diana of the Crosawaye goes to Klaw & Erlanger. Marion Childers replaces Margaret Gordon in Alice of Old Vinson after John Diow’s coupany success.

New York Feday Micatricwl Symificate Chicago Otis Phinner Aubrey Boucicault Din McAvoy Hia Stilt Mr. McAvoy Hen Hua London Tonite Pickwick Mr. Winkle Bum Weller Mr. Snodgread Pickwick Paper de Wolf Hopper Margaret Gordon Alice of Old Vinson Cust Ibedith

Midgine Theo Finds New Spotlight After Decline

Former star Theo Midgine makes a comeback attempt after years of fading from public view. He attends a regional expo where fans recall his peak years and speculate about renewed interest and potential projects.

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