West Side Notes Highlight Marriages and Socials
Two weeks after May Robb and Bert Smith wed the couple's public announcement follows. Martha Washington chapter of the Eastern Star hosted a banquet in St David's hall with about 160 guests. Also covered are entertainments at Plymouth Congregational church and a surprise party for Miss Ella Boyles, plus moves of Attorney E A House family and formation of St Brendan's baseball club. Local listings and society items conclude with civic notices and small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Robb
Bert Smith
Martha Washington
Mies May Robb
Masonic Lodge
Martha Washington Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
St. David's Hall
Dunmore
James Baton
Dickson Mandolin and Guitar Club
D. L. Mayo
C. W. Sproal
C. W. Short
W. W. Watkins
Margaret Jones
Clara Saunders
Abbie Watrous
Gaylord Thomas
Art Morse
Eaton
Skillhorn
Adele Breakstone
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lulu James
Jennie Lewis
Miss Peek
Wooler
Colo
Sam Sonding
Misa Davis
Mr. Davis
Phillipa and
Parry
Ureakatone
Phoebe Smith
Ella Boyles
John T. Long
Washburn Street
Sumner Avenue
Josephine Davis
Jennie Jones
Lizzie Lawrence
Esther Thomas
Jennie Lawrence
Cora Willams
Annie Williams
Magele Mughes
Bertha Curtis
Ella Cobb
Beatrice Long
Jessie Long
Mamie Eaton
Clara Rosekells
Anne Kramer
Anna Harris
Mary J. Evans
Minnie Carpenter
Florey
Hattie Davis
Magee Phillips
May Beers
Georgiana Johnson
Agnes Crane
Lily Dawes
Wilson
Allen
Filmer Hughes
Thomas Jair
John Phillips
Professor Kramer
Dr. Knox
Bert Sherwin
Will Davis
John Bette
Howard Paulist
Charles Holmes
Thomas Beales
George Griffiths
Fra Diavolo Last Night at Milo Academy
The Milton Abdn Opera company presented Fra Diavolo to a full house with praise for its musical and dramatic quality. The choruses showed fine training and rehearsal. This afternoon Ship Ahoy will be staged for the Thirteenth Regiment New Armory fund and tonight Bohemian Girl is expected to draw a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Fund
Fra Diavolo
Academy of Milo
Milton Abdrn Opera Company
Thirteenth Regiment New Armory Fund
Hughes in Critical Condition Amid West Side Concern
Early reports indicate mine superintendent Benjamin Hughes remained in critical condition with a grave prognosis. Dr. Allen attended him constantly as sympathy poured in from the West Side community. An advertisement touts a kidney cure promising relief within hours for bladder and urinary passage pain, sold by C. M. Harris at 125 Penn Avenue in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hughes
West Side
Allen
Aix
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Castoria Nostalgia Through Dahy’s Childhood to Parenthood
A nostalgic fragment recalls Castoria as a constant across Dahy’s life from infancy to motherhood. The verse-like line emphasizes a child’s cries and family use of Castoria through changing stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahy
Castoria
Miss
Castoris
Gutheling firm lease signals South Side market continuity
The Gutheing meat market, now Guthelng Weisser Krayer Limited, passes to three former longtime employees who vow to uphold the established high standard. Also noted is Pastor Karl Kissling's farewell as he departs for Schenectady to lead a new parish amid ongoing scarlet fever reaches on the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutheing
Barbara Gutheins
John Frichtel
William Guthelng
Fred Weisser
Frank Krayer
Kev
Karl Kissting
Mr. Kissling
Birch Street
Schenectady
N. Y
Obituary and local notices from Forest City area
F M Kent longtime Forest City restaurateur died Tuesday night at age 11 serving after Gettysburg wound blood poisoning. Funeral held at home with Rev Frank Marshall. Interment Montrose. Kent born in Bridgewater township came from Arranton. Mrs T J Pentecost and son Irving with diphtheria antitoxin treatment improving. William O Keefe of Carbondale plans to move family here. Local marriages include Thomas Jones and Pearl Westgate, and John Gallagher and Kate Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Kent
Kent
Gettysburg
Frank Marshall
Montrose
Mr. Kent
Bridgewater Township
Arranton
William O'Ke
John E. Gallagher
Forest City
Kate Shields
Scranton
Windy Evening Stirs Honesdale Awnings And Visitors
A heavy wind and light showers swept Honesdale last evening blowing dust into black clouds and damaging awnings. Ed Clark returns from Philadelphia College of Medicine. Perry Deen visits his daughter Mrs. W M Gardner. Rt Rev N S Kullson assists Grace Church rector J N Lewis at confirmation for a class. N H Call plans open air stereopticon views in the valley if advertising to host him suffices. Dr John Bauman of Jersey City is in town. Trout fishing is reported poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauman
Jersey City
Honesdale
N. H. Call
Scranton
Five o clock in the morning baby howling drives Kidder mad
In a Puck blurb Mr Kidder rails at a crying infant while Mrs Kidder consoles him noting the baby did not wake during the night. He blames the early morning cries on the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Mr. Kidder
Thandereeke Merchant Bargains with Clerk Over Wages
A Thandereeke merchant seeks a clerk who speaks French English and Dutch. The merchant refuses Dutch workers and offers to take one third of the clerk’s salary as compensation for service. The dialogue highlights language skills and wage dispute in a market setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thandereeke
Banquet at Peckville Opens Hotel Wilson
A formal banquet at the Hotel Wilson in Peckville last night celebrated the first year of the hotel’s occupancy. M D Betts hosted a sumptuous menu and speeches while Scranton visitors were entertained and shown the new establishment’s amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Peckville
M. D. Betts
Compulsory education urged by local letter writer
A reader praises compulsory education and criticizes parents who resist sending children to school. The letter argues the policy will curb truancy, benefit many youths, and cites families in Hyde Park and Luzerne Street as examples. It endorses Farr's efforts and urges enforcement to prevent ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adltor
the Tribune
John RK
Farr
Hyde Park
Luzerne Street
Mr. Farr
Daniel KE. Gregory
Scranton
Gems and maxims from scattered authors on thrift and virtue
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms and quotes. It surveys faults and self discipline, then extols thrift as the path to prosperity while praising measured conduct, kindness, and perseverance amid disappointment in life.
Prose Fragments on Child Rearing and Faith
A collection of aphoristic quotes on parenting and virtue from Farrar Dickens Colton and Quarles. It discusses guiding children with faith, patience, obedience, and resilience while acknowledging life’s sorrows and divine approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar
Dickens
God
Colton
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Luce Bros
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Masonic Social Affair
Charles Bertine
Sam Lewis
Ferdon
WI Morgan
W. A. Price
Will Singer
Louis Howell
Thomas Marsh
David Evans
Paul Brown
Henry Giles
Thompson, Allen
A. W. Schroeder, Jr
Elmer Williams
Chauncey & Derby
the Times
E. A. House
South Main Avenue
Capouse Avenue
Fr. H. House
Charles B
Edith
Ernest House
Mr. House
St. Brendan's Club
St. Brendan'’s
Hurst
McAndrews
McDonnell
McCann
Brown
Sweeney
Crossen
Reap
Duffy
Barrett
J. J. Durkin
James Brown
D. Gibbons
Columbus Council
Nargains
Joseph A. Mears
Hk. J. Burke
Evan Jones
Hellevue
Lizzie Moyles
Moscow
Harley Zintle
Tenth Street
George Rogers
Burale
Lorenda Gothard
Pitteton and
Ashley
St. Hrendan Council
Frank Willams
Binghamton
John Thomas
Lafayette Street
Patriotics Order Sons of America
John Blaisne
Gregory
Pleasant Valley
Kresge
North Hyde Park Avenue
Frederick Whitney Davis
Jefferson Medical University
T. F E. Elleworth Davies
Scranton United Choir
Wilkes- Barre
West Side Business Directory
Starner
South Mun Avenue
Revere
Mason & Co
South Masin Avenue
Carl and
J. C. King
Dewitt
MR. Hughes
Thor Custoris
News OF the
South Side
Gutheing Meat Market
Cedar Avenue
Reyv, Kor! Kissling
Patrick Pallbin
Minooka
Joseph Renard
Tobyhanna
Scranton Athletic Club
P. H. Coyne
Scranton Brewing Company
Cartonsdale
Twentieth Ward
Margaret Roch
Gald Mount
Kine’sa Daughters
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Annie Schench
Patriotic Order of True Americans
Lizale Rosen
Charles Diesing
Birchstret
August Diesing
New York
Germany
Oyater
Polutera Ly Newbury Peat
Boon Baratoga
Howel Davies
EF. Ll. Sturdevant
George Dolph
Green Ridge
Charles P. Powell
Mears
A. W. Blandin
J. P. Sanborn
Harry Howard
A. A. Brown
Haslam
John J. Roche
W. A. Coleman
J. J. Maughan
A. P. Maloney
P. J. Flynn
J. R. Schlager
M. J. Lynott
Tt. V. Powderly, Jr
M. H. Higgins
FE. A. Gilmore
H. G. Newman
F. RB. Welch
Harry Jones
Colonel Graham
Tunkhannock
The
Tribune
Fruyere
Society of Mankind
M. de Bouderi
DR. Hacker
Dr.w.h. Hacker
Spruce Street
New Hotel
Jermyn
Spalding
Wyoming Avenue
YM. C. A
BRUNT
Foote
Washington Ave
Moosic Powder Co
Lamin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co.’s High Explosives
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and
Carbondale
H. D. Swartz
DR. W. F. Garver
H. D. Swarts
Pennsylvania
American Association
Swartz
Neile F. Carver
Plase
Base Ball Park
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton Drive Park
Carbondale Base Ball Park
W. F. Carver
Mr. Swartz
Plains
Dr. Carver
U. FE
Orithet
Plain
Buffalo Bill
Texas Jack
Wild Bill
Bela
Veng
Cleveland
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Wellbach
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Avenue
NA. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
MT. Pleasant
Ana Park
Setes
oSreeze
Firat Noor
Ind National Bank
Promi
Saiay E! of
Biles
WM. T. Sete
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming
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