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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1900

Page

8

Beautiful Spring Wedding Brings Scranton Families Together

Social notes describe the wedding of Miss Belin to Mr. Belin at the Second Presbyterian church with elaborate decor, large bridal party, and reception at the Welles home. The article highlights attire, gifts, and guests from New York, Philadelphia, and local society, plus surrounding charity events and society notices.

Miks Welles Paul Belin Scranton Mr. Belin Henry Evelin, Jr Scranton Lare Company Second Presbyterian Church H. Welles Is Belin Miss McCormick Charles JH. Welles Vine Street Holland Philadelphia New York Wilmington Mrs. Belin Jefferton Avenue Young Ladies’ Society Smail Eliza Secranton London Mis Helen Merriman Francs Lynch St. Peter's Cathedral Merriman Elm Street Dunmore Quincy Avenue

Movements of Residents and Visitors Reported in City Society Notes

A stream of names indicates residents and guests traveling or visiting relatives in Connecticut New Mexico New York and New Jersey. Mentioned are Mrs A Mra Hand Mr and Mrs Ko Fuller Miss Ward and Miss Reynolds among others with trips to Kansas City New York Boston and Europe planned for business weddings hospital visits and social engagements.

J. Benjamin Dimmick Miss Wilder Rochester N.Y Miss Bellin Miss Boles Miss Rennell Messrs. Neale A. G. Hunt W. J. Torrey Reynolds Bedford Jamee Dickson Mary Connectiut A. F. Kaiser Alfred Aml New Mexico HS Wisner Athens Kinesx Mire BK. Franklin Swenters Brooklyn N.V Mee G. J. Dirksen Amd Ko L. Fuller Miss Ward Hochester Weil New Yirk Charles Turner Trowel Giesty Henry Roberts Providers Square Thomas Carroll Kansas City The United ( Company Annette Beynolds Mise Frothinghorn Othe Farting Millman Wither Barre KB Cuffeld Jett Phoythy Mies Truna Kachimeher Adolph Glaecheib West One Hundred and Thirteenth Street New York P. J. Toohey North Lincoln Avenue Todew New

Local Notes From Clark's Summit

Clark's Summit items report Dr W Cameron a dentist from Tunkhannock locating in town. Ames Hollister return from Carbondale. Rev C W Reynolds returns from conference and will preach tomorrow morning. Organ fund progress noted. John Norton opens shoemaker shop beside Martin Bold's barber. Furniture factory nearing completion. Mr Rogers of Mill City builds a new residence on Woodlawn park. F M Young builds a handsome barn behind his block. Call on Martin Bold for shaving or shampoo. Clarence Main of Montrose visiting the Benjamins. Edward Ackerly and family and John Griffin move into town from Justus.

R. W. Cameron Tunkhannock Rogers Mill City Woodlawn Park F. M. Young Martin Bold Main Street Clarence Main Montrose Charles Benjamin Edward Ackerly John Griffin Justus

The Methodist Minister’s Wife and Marriage Parade

An article contrasts urban minister wives with rural country wives in Methodist parishes. It traces the labor of the country wife who funds her family, keeps home, faces church scrutiny, and endures restricted fashion. It notes expected memoirs at annual conferences and the pros and cons of ministerial marriage for young clergy. Saucy Bess.

Congress Galterea Methodist Church Hlerpman Providence Genera Saucy Bess

Nicholson Commencement Celebrates Local Graduates

Nicholson April 27. The Nicholson graded school held commencement in the opera house with a large audience. Graduates performed with home talent and potted plants decorated the stage. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Shields and Miss Black. Out-of-town attendees were listed among the many guests.

Scranton Nicholson Nicholson Graded School Opera House Excelsior Misace Florence Wilking Jessie Stephens Bertha Dix Eunice Day Cora Green Virgil Taylor Schumann Genevieve Bacon Baker Wawemboom Sceeee Ree Wieces L F Sanford Aires South Africa Teimund Daily Question Juan Black Kate Shelley Burke Grace Mackey Harry Stark Ray Carr William, Blang Fannie Wrigley Fawctoryville Ralph Shields Chandler E. Cole New Milford Worth Smith Coray Spencer Myron Green Fleetville P. Hine Louise Alney Brooklyn Edward Webb Jersey City Walker Grace Eva Danner

Paine's Celery Compound Praised as Spring Medicine

A testimonial from George H. Graves of La Crosse Wisconsin extols Paine's Celery Compound as the best spring medicine for nervous strain. He says it improves nerves stomach liver kidneys and blood energy, and claims it cures the nervous and broken down condition.

George H. Graves la Crosse Wis Paine

Fire and accidents report from Scratton and Nicholson shore

Report lists residents and visitors from Scratton and nearby areas. A severe wind drove embers toward cottages, with G G Rougtt and A Williams of Beran ton hailed for halting further damage. A noon blaze at Niven destroyed Jerry Stephens farm buildings and neighboring structures, with Mrs Parks bravely fighting flames from a ladder. Insurance gaps noted. Stephens held 400 on buildings valued at 200. Also mentions engine 1003 switch-table incident and Methodist parsonage work plus Vrenk Depew’s visit.

Foyle Clark Scratton FH. Webb Jersey City Cora Green Fleetville Jessie Stephens Starkville Florence Wilkins Eunice Day Bertha Dix Filta Billings Mattie Schwanbeck Minnie Burke Ethel Stark Diessie Stephens Nellie Mack Messe Robert Bow Fredrock Clarence Everts William Crock Ray Snyder Cecil Shields Chiude Roberts Harry More+ dowk Jerry Stephens Parks Rolly McMickens McMickens Stephens Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Vrenk Depew Surinton

Dipping in for Sermons and Mockery in Local Talk

A clipped, coarse fragment shows a public oration scene with taunting remarks about a Reverend, mentioning a crowd and a trader. The garbled text indicates a local paper’s gossip tone and a disrespectful remark about church matters.

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First Presbyterian Church Wilkes-Burre Hazel Street Mary T. Mannes H. C. Swentzel BN. Willard A. M. Decker N. ¥. Leet Rogera Israel H. A. Knapp L. G. Later JL. B. Stillwell W. M. Dickson W. 8. Diehl Misa Mattes H. J. Swentzel Thureday H. (. Shafer Walter M. Dickson John Kemmerer Miss Dorr Sarinaw, Mich Mra Arthur Twitchell Augusta Archbald James Blair Lulu Constantine North Main Avenue Batiste Percales Madras Sateens Eto Mears & Wagen Baker’s Medical Penne Dietetiy Augienie Gomtte Walter Baker Dorchester, Mass Vatabliened Kidn Nagiryar Quisanarig Mr Pony Sue Puma Maa Mas Annie Varionus Sviser Teacon Green Aix Paine’s A. Hachimans Northwesters Musical Institute George W. Finn Wyoming Ave H. K. Zerbe Mr. Naller Meveland Maha
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