Pioneer City Lodge of Machinists Holds Annual Ball
The second annual ball of Pioneer City Lodge of the Order of Machinists occurred in the Watt building Friday night. A well organized committee arranged a smooth, enjoyable dance with music by Prof Wirth and Prof Peters. Refreshments followed as John Nevser Charles Moon Mark Brennan and Robert McMillan formed the general committee.
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Pioneer City Lode
Order of Machinists
Watt
Wirth
Peters
John Nevser
Charles Moon
Mark Brennan
Robert McMillan
Anthracite Park To Offer Summer Sports Attracting Patrons
L A Patterson and J J Gimpson plan to drive crowds at Anthracite park with a new association formed after meetings with General Manager Flynn. A fourteen member group is formed with more expected. membership costs five dollars for a year’s privileges. A Memorial Day matinee is planned if weather allows, with July fixtures possible.
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L. A. Patterson
J. J. Gimpson
Anthracite Park
Flynn
Traction Company
St. Patrick's Day
Wright
Messrs. Patterson
Simpson
Itme
Meyers
Patterson
Clifford
Herrick
Wagratt
Carbondale
Arbor Day Observed at St. Rose Academy
Arbor Day exercises were held Friday at St. Rose Academy with visitors and most post graduates in attendance. The program included hymns, a school chorus, readings from St. Rose's Journal, a boys dialogue, recitations by F Kilpatrick and May Moffitt, songs Drifting and Dearet Lady of Geel, and a cycle club room renovation update for Watt building on Church Street.
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St. Rose Academy
Heart of Maury
St. Rose's Journal
May Moffitt
W. McHale
J. Campbell
J. Forbes
F. Kilpatrick
W. Schimmel
H. Gillis
McHale
T. Casey
J. Loftus
Watt
Church Street
Odd Fellows mark seventy seventh anniversary celebration
This evening Olive Leaf Jodge of Odd Fellows commemorates the seventy seventh anniversary of the order. The Salem avenue hall hosts the event with Cambrian lodge and Lucretia degree lodge joining in. Local Odd Fellows will give addresses and provide vocal and instrumental selections.
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Odd Fellows
Order
Salem Avenue
Cambrian Lodge
Lucretia Degree Lodge
Trinity church vestry elects officers and delegates
The Trinity church vestry met on Thursday evening and elected C. R. Manville censor warden CB Relien junior warden N. L. Moon secretary and Will H Morass treasurer. C Relien and J Vandermark form the property committee with delegates to the next diocesan convention J H Wheeler N OH Hiller and Frank Hubbard.
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Trinity Church
C. R. Manville
CB. Relien
N. L. Moon
Will H. Morass
Relien
J. Vandermark
J. H. Wheeler
N. Oh. Hiller
Frank Hubbard
High School Debate Promises Entertainment Friday Evening
Students host a debate on Friday to raise funds for the athletic committee to improve Alumni Park. The proposed resolution is Moves are More Mischievous than Girte. Event includes music and recitations with little interest shown so far.
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Alumni Park
Local and Personal Notes Highlight City Arrivals and Events
Mrs. Jane Treland of Danville arrived and went to her sister Mrs. T. B. Vannan's home. Mrs. Ireland, ill with a serious complication, was brought to the city for hospital care with Dr. F. E. Jenkins attending. Thermnas Thomas of Belmont Street begins shoe making for L. Schroeder on Lincoln Avenue. Trinity church Woman's Guild plans an entertainment in Watts Hall tomorrow evening. Miss Laulee Wrought has returned.
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Jane Treland
Danville
T. B. Vannan
Ireland
F. E. Jenkins
Thermnas Thomas
Belmont Street
L. Schroeder
Lincoln Avenue
Woman's Guild of Trinity Church
Watt's Hall
Laulee Wrought
Scranton Social Notes Include Visits and Marital News
In Scranton and nearby towns residents were visiting friends and relatives, with many short trips noted. Elizabeth Thomas, Ida Rees, and Miss Ligaie Meilly are among those mentioned, while Mrs J J Coughlin and others spent weekends in South Canaan and Wilkes Barre. A marriage is planned for J Lamb and Margaret Lenahan at St Marys Church Wilkes Barre, with Rev R K McAndrew officiating. Letters of administration were granted for the estate of the late Wills Arthur Manville to C Rolin Manville, bond set at 40 000.
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Scranton
Elizabeth Thomas
Paul Tralles
Washington
Ida Rees
Terrace Street
James McAndrew
Josephine
Wilkes- Barre
Michael McCann
Pittston
Jessie Smith
Mra
HH. Wheeler
J. Foster
Cemetery Street
Mra. Canse
Olve
Jermyn
F. P. Coates
Beranton
J. J. Coughlin
Nicholas Glynn
Maggie
Anna
James Coughlin
Shmpson
South Canaan
J. Haney
Porter
Church Street
David Bouck
Utica
T. FE
Jepson
Rounds
Binghamton
Merigan
Susquehanna
Ligaie Meilly
Wilkes-Barre
Arthur Manville
C. Rolin Manville
Admin Eee
de T. J. Lamb
Misa Martaret Lenahan
Haute Rolle
Bertha Coles
Florence Crowell
Nettle Bayley
Lotthe Millan
Mesers
Charles Whit Jock
Will Baten
Prank Gaiee
Leon Scott
A. Tt. Jones
C. P. O'Connor
Mamie Burns
Rh. A. Bronson
Stdney
N. Y
Alice Tlennessy
New York
Sarah Mittan
Chris. Mittan
le Roy Jones
Waverly
Anna Flynn
School outing and community notes from North Main street area
Pupils from No. 2 School at North Main street, with Misses Janet Ella Davis and Polly Davis, enjoyed a day outing in Keyser Valley woods on Friday. Mrs. Joseph Fairclough is seriously ill at her Main Street home. Miss Tellie Burger of Main Street is listed among relatives on South Scranton. The Emblem Division No. 57 Sons of Temperance leased Van Horn's Hall on Main Street recently used by the Junior Order United American Mechanics and invites meetings on easy terms via trustees John Jones, Frank Decker or Charles Guard. Katie Ruttibaugh will wed Charlee Leuthold, a barber, at her parents Morean Jones' home on April 18. Parsons visitor Morean Jones saw cousin Richard Williams on North Main. The Taylor Silver Cornet Band attended the Avoca fair Saturday, in new uniforms, marching down Main Street and playing in the evening. Lodge No. 668 Odd Fellows installed officers Saturday evening with D. D. Grand Master Davis and staff from Scranton in attendance. The funeral of the child of Mr and Mrs Lewis P. Davis was held yesterday. three deaths in four weeks from diphtheria. Interment at Taylor Presbyterian Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Michard Davis spent the Sabbath with Mr Davis’s father, Sire David Price, at Hill Side. Rev T C Edwards will give an illustrated lecture tonight at Lawrence Congregational church of Od Forge on Through Italy to Wales with Naples Vesuvius Pompeii the Bridge of Slehn and Welsh scenery. Admission is 0 cents.
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North Main Street
Janet [Nella
Polly Davis
Keyser Valley Woods
Joseph Fairclough
Mainetreet
Tellie Burger
Main Street
South Scranton
Emblem
Sons of Temperance
van Horn
United American Mechanics
John Jones
Frank Decker
Charles Guard
Misa Katie Ruttibaugh
Charlee Leuthold
Davis
Scranton
Lewla P. Davis
Taylor Presbyterian Cemetery
Michard Davis
Greter
Sire
David Price
Hill Side
T. C. Edwards
Lawrence Congregational
Od Forge
Italy
Wales
Naples
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Bridge of
Slehn
Arbor Day program and local notices in Peckville and vicinity
Arbor Day observations were held by A and B grammar pupils in the central building with a program including history, songs, readings, and discussions. Community events included a Harrison house opening with the Olyphant Cornet Band, a visit by Charley Walt, and Ontario accidental fund officers elected for the coming year with adjustments to the treasurer’s bond.
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Ge. FE. Griener
Malin Street
Harrison House
Charley Walt
Mount Cobb
Arbor Day
Lotte Williams
Enaay
Mabel Mummer
Bertha Hall
Heraminar
Maying
Warren Arnold
Alice Chivers
Mabel Williams
GD Grammar
Ontario Accidental Fund
Hose Rooms
John M. Gallagher
Andrew Nicholas
Isaac Sledges
John F. Donnelly
Patrick J. Welch
Eastern Star Chapter to Meet Next Tuesday Evening
A message from Philadelphia’s grand chapter states the Eastern Star will institute a new chapter next Tuesday evening April 27. Enrolled members to convene at Ledyard hall at 7 50 p m sharp as Miles Maude Treverton recovers from illness. Mrs W W Watkins and daughter visit Scranton while Mrs John Kendall returns from Carbondale. Frank Chivers breaks ground on a new house in Peck’s addition.
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Grand Natron of
Philadelphia
Eastern Star
Ledyard Hall
Sharp
Miles Maude Treverton
W. W. Watkins
Nellie Mar launches on Crystal Lake after purchase
The Naptha Launch Nellie Mar, twenty five feet long with capacity for fifteen to twenty persons and a nine mile per hour speed, was bought by Thomas Seymour and Wm Boundy and will be placed on Crystal Lake.
Dingleys Tariff Talk Analyzes Import Shifts and Free List
The article reviews Mr. Dingleys tariff remarks and official figures showing a surge in imports, especially on the free list after the November election. It notes customs receipts rising and a shift toward free-list items, with dutiable imports and overall duties expanding over recent months.
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Dingley
Bureau of Statietion
Bargain Clothing Sale Promises Lowest Prices in City
Advert shows a retailer boasting unbeatable city prices on Broadcloth suits and jackets. It highlights combinations and English tweed suits, silk lined pieces, and multiple color options with deep discounts aimed at drawing customers from rival shops.
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Eton
Auction sale of J. L. Harding stock in Scranton
The Harding stock moved to the corner of Wyoming and Linden and bought for under a quarter of its value. To avoid shipping to our New York wholesale house we will auction the entire Scranton stock.
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J. L. Harding
Wyoming
Linden Street
New York
Scranton
Central Railroad of New Jersey Time Table Highlights
Scranton schedules show departures to New York Philadelphia and Wilkes-Barre with multiple daily express and local trains. Key links include connections to Reading Bethlehem and Albany regions, with through tickets available and Pullman services on express trains. Pocket timetable and station ticket offices provide detailed routing.
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Pittston
Wilkes Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Daneville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Pullman
M. L. Smith
Lackawanna
Depot
Lehigh Valle Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphie
New
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Ai H. T
Dainex
Plamond
Barre
Daor Tittaton
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Rollin H. Wilbur
Chas
Lee
Pass
Phila
Nonnemacher
South Bereichem
Gcranton Omce
Lackawanna Avenue
Train Schedule From Scranton to New York and Erie Ports
Effective January 4 1807 trains depart Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points on Erie and Hawley at 745 am and 228 pm arriving at the above points by 922 pm and 940 pm. The times reflect the era’s telegraphic phrasing and arithmetic.
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Traine
Scranton
New York
Newburgh
Erie
Hawley
Loval Polnie
Polnie
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