Scranton Social Notes Mention Local Officials Visitors
Councilman Wade Finn attended Forest City yesterday while Attorney A. H. McCollum of Montrose was hosted by Deputy Prothonotary Myron J. Kasson. Miss Kathryn Healey and W. J. Walsh marry at St. Peter's Cathedral today. Marquis D'Oyley of Paris plans a Scranton visit to study electric power and anthracite dust use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Finn
Forest City
A. H. McCollum
Montrose
Myron J. Kasson
George W. Dunn
North Park
St. Charles
James Doyle
The
Valley House
Warren G. Partridge
Kathryn Healey
Wyoming Avenue
W. J. Walsh
Pittston
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. M. East
Scranton Times
Trade Journal, of
Chicago
T. P. Hoban
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Jef
Miss Israel
St. Luke's
Baltimore
Rogers Israel
Northumberland
Marquis D'Oyley
Paris
Scranton
Marquis
Boards of Trade Meet to Discuss City Appropriations
Tonight the West Side and South Side boards of trade convene at the Y M C A hall to debate how city appropriations should be expended. Mayor Connell City Solicitor Torrey ex Mayor Powderly T Fellow Mason M J O Toole and other speakers will present views. Councilmen are invited and the public may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Boards of Trade
West Side
South Side
Connell
Torrey
Powderly
T. Fellow
Mason
Return to old service on South Side line today
Five car schedule resumes on the South Side line with the old timing, after a trial of forty five minute intervals proved impracticable on the Moosic line. Cars will run on the hour and half hour to the city line and at 15 and 45 minutes past the hour to Moosic. Patrons favored the return to a fuller service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Line
Moosic
Cara
May term opens listing 105 cases before Scranton court
The May term of common pleas court in Scranton will run three weeks beginning May 27. Prothonotary C E Pryor lists 105 cases, led by Jennings vs Lehigh Valley Railroad. Dr Carl Kelley, key witness, is required to appear and avoid contempt. The schedule covers five days of trials with numerous trespass and assumpsit disputes as well as several wage appeals and ejectment actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
C. E. Pryor
Jennings
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Carl Kelley
Kelley
John G. Jennings
Atlas Kuhting Company
Henry Goodman
Azsumpsl, McParlan & Co
Gssnipelt
Benjamin Freeley
Frank Shifter
Nathan
Brink
Charles L. van Vallen
John Calin
E. D. Barber
Kate Coggins
Rachel Gilhool
Wages
Commonwealth
Melvin RB
Clark
Jasue
E.L. Smith
Owen McLeon
Catherine Loftus
Clarence Wilson
Interpleader
Alty Miller
Reed
Fast Freight Plows Into Local Near Stroudsburg Wreck Delays Line
A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western fast freight collided with a local freight between Stroudsburg and Water Gap causing three hours of delay. Six box cars and a caboose were burned to kindling. the fast freight engine damaged. The engineer stayed at his post, fireman slightly hurt. Wrecking crew cleared tracks by 4 pm and freight rerouted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weastern
Stroudsburg
Water Gap
East Stroudeburg
Lil
East Stroudsburg
Bogart
Consultors Appointed By St Aloysius Society
Officers of the St Aloysius society at the cathedral parish met in College hall and appointed consultors to oversee interests across the parish. Appointees include Richard Kennedy Thomas Rafter Edward McDonough for South Side John McCourt William Quinn William McHale Thomas Gallagher for Bellevue William McGee Thomas Loftus for Pine Brook and F J McCawley Thomas Walsh Bartley Leonard Joseph Kelley for Central City. A regular meeting is planned tomorrow with likely steps toward renting a hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloysius Society
St. Aloysius Society
College Hall
South Side
Richard Kennedy
Thomas Rafter
Edward McDonough
Bellevue
John McCourt
William Quinn
William McHale
Thomas Gallagher
Pine Brook
William McGee
Thomas Loftus
Central City
F. J. McCawley
Thomas Walsh
Bartley Leonard
Joseph Kelley
Beautifying the Park with New Maple Plantings
County commissioners have labored on the courthouse square to plant spring maples. Twenty five to thirty trees already set with rich yellow clay around the roots replacing the hard soil around the plants and shrubs.
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Local News Briefs
The Ladies' auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon. The Lackawanna Bell will print stenographic reports of the anniversary meeting from Monday night. Engineer John R. Toach returned from a Monroe county trip with a basket of speckled beauties. Superintendent George Sanborn of the Franklin Avenue Rescue Mission will speak at the noon machine shops meeting today. The Pennsylvania Railroad ordered 400 gondola cars for the northwestern system west of Pittsburgh. Brakemen Frank Stables George Lasher and Moses Staples enjoyed a day at Pocono and hosted friends after their fishing trip. Dr Thomas Electric Oil offers rapid relief for burns and other injuries. Ladies' gold watches advertised by Davidow Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Lackawanna Bell
John R. Toach
Monroe County
George Sanborn
Franklin Avenue
Pennsylvania Rairoad Company
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Frank Stables
George Lasher
Moses Staples
Pocono
Burglars Attempt Enter Two Hill Homes in Night Raid
Masked intruders forced entry at the Drew and Nolan residences on Harrison avenue and nearby, awakening occupants and fleeing with a fur cape. A similar Saturday night bid on F D McGowan near Nay Aug park failed. Police seek two tall and short, heavily built men seen around Jordan’s hotel and on Wyoming avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowan Residence
James Drew
Mulberry Street
Mr. Drew
Nolan
Drew
John P. Nolan
Harrison Avenue
F. D. McGowan
Nay Aug Park
Rip Van Winkle at Standard theater praised by Philadelphia Inquirer
The Philadelphia Inquirer commends J E Toole in Joseph Jefferson’s Rip Van Winkle at the Standard theater last night for a faithful kitted performance and strong supporting cast with proper scenic effects. It notes Toole will repeat the role at Davis’ theater in the week’s final three days and previews Aristocracy at Frothingham on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Joseph Jefferson
Standard Theater
J. E. Toole
Toole
Mr. Toole
Rip van Winkle
Davis’ Theater
Frothingham
Bronson Howard
Mr. Howard
Charles Frohman
Palmer's Theater
New York
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Norton's New Store
Ingram
Lackawanna Avenue
Afoe
Snow
Weston Mill Co
G.b.&co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Davidow Bros
Eaitiasahana
Thee Tribune Printing Department
Case of Jenalage
Providence
Abington Turnpike
Plankroad Company
City of Scranton
Barbara Moore
S. James Skeoch
Walter Davidson
Appeal
Co. Winton
Ambrose Mulley
Et, al
Sci. Fa
C. C. Steere
D. K. Oakley
C. L. Ricera
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Company
H. J. Bengleve
J. E. Roesler
Patrick Byron
Andrew Butterworth
George W. Butterworth
Emily Rivenbury
Frank Rivenburg
B. H. Throop
John Horn
Claude Pitcher
People’s Street Railway Company
John Caffrey
Margaret Healy
J. H. Guneter
G. A. Jessup
Bridget E. Kilgannon
Joseph Pedrom
David Y. Jones
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Charles Wagner
T. H. Bray
Q. A. Gates
Willis G. Clark
Edward McDonnell
Patrick O'Hara
Katz Bros
John Stout
Albert Henne
Thomas Monshall
Borough of Blakely
William H. Marcy
Hillette Coal and Iron Company
Michael Reap
Anthony Knight
Thomas O'Neillon
City of Carbondale
H. A. Depuy
J. A. Brady
Assumpsit
W. J. Burke
John Scram
L. McFarlan
Patrick J. Conway
Scranton Suburban Railway Company
George A
Thesdayy
F. R. Walker and Son
W. H. Withers Paper Company
W. L. Hunter
Carbondale Traction Company
Mary E. Purdy
EB. Mott
W. H. Smith
Grifithe & Jones
Francis Seeley
Lawler & Conway
Frank Mayer
A. B. Starkey
Lazarus Foyer
Henry R. Richardson
Asalimpait
Philadelphia Pickling Company
G. F. Jacobus
George W. Layton
Oncreme and Western Railroad Company
Jespiss
Bryce R. Blair
Mayfield
Assumpait
Patrick Collins
Olyphant
Tunis Lumber Company
Spring Brook Lumber Company
Ann Manley
Williams van Storch
von Storch
Elizabeth Brant
Charles Teeter
Thomas Cavanaugh
Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance Company
B. Taylor Lacy
Patrick Winn
D. M. Jones
W. C. Townsend
Frank Carlucci & Bros
Assumpesht
Warner
Martin Alle
Arner Vann
Aif
Trout
Wei. Hull
Frank Peorans
John Arin
Prange Atoyet
We Brockwch
M. A. McCarthy
Margaret Scanlon
James Gettings
Edward Neary
John Hoban
Hardy Hoban
James Shifter
Elizabeth Snyder
Patrick Golden
John Fern
John Malott
E. Blagell, Son & Co. Va. Henry Battin & Co
Watson & Zimmerman
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Wolf
Joseph H. Seward
John Hardwick
Simon Miller & Son
A. L. Bahm
Soares W. Mills
James Twiss
Pennsylvania General Electric Company
Trespisa
George W.potter
Scranton Traction Company
Trespag
Owen Connolly
John 8
Jenkine
Thomas Shannon
George Brehony
Tecapass
Rehool
Old Forge Township
John Jermyn
Joseph Jermyn
H. A. Lover & Co
Florey
Holt & Jones
Charles P. Walter
Et. al
Charles H. Wellen
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Jacob Shioss
Frank M. Cobb
Samuel Shloss
W. W. Jagger
Post
Railroad Notes
Silver
Dayldon Bros
Thomas
Davidow Broa
Pratts
Tribune
Davidow Brow
Locka, Ave
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
Clothiers
Sapolio
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Martin&delany
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
AY & SO
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Frothingham Grand Amateur Promeiion
Judson C. Kilpatrick
Military Deana
Allatoona
Couirteenth Regiment
Prins
2Hc
the Frothingham
Henrietta
Winthrop
Sep
Julius
Ladies
Russet Oxfords
Schanks
Spruce Street
Bato
Lagkawann
Lacka
Jefferson Aves
EB. Priestley & Co
Gilbert
DENT
Conrad
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
WH. J Jefferson
Butitien i
J.E. Toole
Stalia Rusored
Robinson Opera Company
Dupont
le Gerne County
Wilmington
Dearare
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Newyoming Ave
Third National Bank
FO Oayetns
Fittston
Tony B. Smith & Ron
Seat
E.W. Mulligan
Wilkes-B
Woolworths
China
Bach
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