Local Social Notes From Binghamton Area
Miss Jennie Wrights vacations in Binghamton and several residents travel or visit nearby towns. Peter Thatcher of Green Grove was in the city yesterday afternoon. Miss Jennie Williams visits friends on Madison avenue and Miss Bridget Kennedy leaves Lackawanna Avenue for Olyphant. Eva McLaughlin of Forest City visits on North Main avenue. Mrs J D Lactar of Wilkes-Barre guests Miss Lizale Penman. Mr and Mrs Robert Jones spend days at Atlantic City with M J O Malley of Clemons Parber O Malley. George Parker and Miss Ann O Donnell marry yesterday afternoon by Alderman C B Wright. Deputy Prothonotary Myron J Kasson leaves to join family at Spring ALe Susquehanna county. A group of young ladies to Dundaff villa next week. Dr Coolidge and wife, returned from Colorado, to Crystal Lake then Deranton to resume practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Thatcher
Green Grove
Jennie Williams
Peckville
Madison Avenue
Bridget Kennedy
Lackawanna Avenue
Olyphant
Eva McLaughlin
Forest City
North Main Avenue
J. D. Lactar
Wilkes-Barre
Lizale Penman
Robert Jones
West Bile
Atlantic City
M. J. O'Malley
Clemons, Parber & O' Malley
Merritt Turner and Son
Van
Port Jervis
N. Y
George Parker
Ann O’donnell
Petersburg
C. B. Wright
Myron J. Kassoneft
Spring Alle
Susquehanna County
Dundaff Villa
Jessie Phillips
Mame Hancock
Liszia Jenkins
Kittle Warner
Gertie Sloat
Jean Aikman
Alice Warner
Irystal Lake
Deranton
Nearly a Hundred Subscriptions for Open Air Band Stand
Subscriptions to build the band stand at Wyoming Avenue and Vine Street total nearly $100. Receipts yesterday added 10 dollars, with contributions from John T. Porter five dollars, John M. Kemmerer two, John A. Mears two, and Dr. E. T. Wheaton. Secretary D. B. Atherton reports one refusal, a donor pledging 25 dollars if the stand is built opposite his store, and a promise to send a check after completion. The concert program is expected to be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Avenue
Vine Street
D. B. Atherton
John T. Porter
John M. Kemmerer
John A. Mears
E. T. Wheaton
Atherton
Scranton Taxidermist Chosen for World Fair Exhibit
George P. Friant, a Scranton taxidermist, has been engaged by Secretary Keenan of the Pennsylvania commission to prepare the Pennsylvania birds and animals exhibit for the Cotton States Exposition at the World's Fair in Atlanta. The work is underway in the executive building basement under State Ornithologist Warren's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
George P. Friant
Keenan
Pennsylvania
Fire and social notices roll through old Butcher Shop
A hanging lamp fell at 8 30 last evening in Adolph Olda kowski’s butcher shop on South Washington Avenue. The fire spread to woodwork but was extinguished by a bucket brigade. the bucket team assisted despite the fire company being dispatched. Also notes Miss Minnie Claus and Miss Carrie Long visiting, Mrs Harvey seriously ill, an evening banquet at St John’s hall, Mrs Ketrick’s funeral at St John’s, and the Lake Ariel excursion noted amid a burglary at William Tobin’s confectionery store on Pittston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Oldakowski
South
Washington Avenue
Box
Minnie
Augusta Claus
Elizabeth
N. J
M. Robinson
Carrie Long
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Harvey
Cherrytreet
St. John's Hall
Patrick Ketrick
Cherry Street
St. John's Church
Hyde Catholic Cemetery
St. John's
Lake Ariel
William Tobin
Pittston Avenue
Block System Adopted for City Streets Plan
City adopts experimental block system with one foreman per street section. Each man uses only scraper and broom, replacing flushing. Washington and Adams avenues to test. success could cut curb cleaning costs and asphalt wear, with fewer workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinley
Kingsley
Railroad notes and industry outlook in mid nineteenth century
Baltimore and Ohio enforces newsboy uniform. Financial Chronicle shows third week July gains across forty four roads at 7.79 percent. Pennsylvania restricts Sunday trains to newspapers and periodicals. Pullman Wagner report record car business for June and July. Wabash aids Mrs Preston after Toledo roundhouse fire with 2000 and life pass. Corn crop valued at 600 million, movement to start January. Bullish tonnage expectations boost granger roads. Pennsylvania new timetable impresses with gold embossed cover and broad local and through tables. Compressed paper gains traction for axle bearings in Altoona tests. Coal railroads fear another miner strike. Philadelphia firm reportedly orders 1200 tons steel ratio from England. price and freight gaps affect profitability. If placed abroad, aim to save Pacific/Gulf freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio
Financial Chronicle
Pennsylvania
Pullman and Wagner
Wabash Company
John Preston
Roundhouse
Toledo
Pennsylvania Company
Altoona
Philadelphia
England
New York
Phiadelphia
Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Nuisance on Main Street as Dead Mules Haul Through Town
Reports say four Lackawanna Chemical wagons loaded with dead mine mules passed through Main Street Smyre. Uncovered vehicles spread a foul odor that drove residents indoors for an hour. Citizens vow action to curb the nuisance amid local complaints. Patrick Haley of Spring Brook swore a warrant for arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hart
Smyre
Thomas Burke
Main Street
John Loverdng
Atlantic City
Mary Barrett
Wyoming
Lackawanna Chemical and Fertilizing Company
Moogle
Tribune
Mies
Mary Anes
Eek Wee
Patrick Haley
Spring Brook
North End Social Notes and Local Moves
North End residents hear John Mitchell has arrived from England and is staying with his mother. Local hires include Snyder at Charley Crogaman and Battin at Stanton's. Pettis to replace Alfred Michael as coachman. Parish and social updates cover visits, farm purchase, renovations, and a church meeting at Providence Pres byterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
England
Cambre
Will Snyder
Stanton’s
Charley Crogaman
Frank Battin
Stanton
Emporium
L. W. Morsa
Henry C. Pettis
Walton
N. Y
Alfred Michael
Fellows
Randolph Crippen
Dalton
James McGennis
Thomas Davis
Edward Crellin
Shenandoah
J. R. Williams
Madison Avenue
Green Ridge
Stroudsburg
James Barricklow
New York
William H. Winton
Winton
Mr. Barricklow
Princeton College
J. A. Hopewell
Tunstall
Lake Ariel
Tirdles’ Ald Sociery
Providence Presbyteran Church
Suray
S. JM. Coursen
North Main Avenue
Esther Oliver
Beech Lake
Frank Oliver
Electric Avenue
Mice Kelley
Margaret Trainor
Puram Street
Flohurst
Mattie Potter
Camoure Avenue
Fleetville
Mary E. Farrell
Capouse Avenue
Welnceday
Canada
Linzie Moyles
O'Hara
Atlanta City
Mice Maud Patton
Abington and
Benton
Evan J. Morgen
Church Avenue
William E.morgan
Mary Pugh
J. D. Evans
Roberts
Henry Jenkins
F. Gabriel
Thomas Cawardine
D. D. Reese
E. Reese
Daniel Evans
John Richards
William Richarde
John Morgan
Mary Morgan
Samuel Lewis
Harry Jenkins
New York City
and Mire Strang
D. P. Thomas
E. Pugh
David Pugh
David Morgan
John Jenkins
Sherwin
East Market Street
Jake Bloom
Wandling
Susquehanna River
Jermie Thompson
Garbondale
Mra
IR. Kellow
Monsey ‘Avenue
Wesley
Albert Kellow
Jenningsville
A. B. Catterson
Elmhurst
Edward Loughlin
Monsey Avenue
St Luke's Free Excursion Charity Day Delights Scranton
Twelve cars carried 150 babes 1 050 children and 500 mothers to Lake Ariel amid packed coaches and joyful scenes. The annual event by St Luke's Men Guild reported no accidents or illness and praised management, milk for babies, and ample sandwiches and tea for all despite tight space and weather shifting to ideal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Lake Ariel
Tepeake
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Men's Guild of
C. B.derman
Hazzard
H. Sevens
J. C. Highriter
George Merriman
Thomas Jackson
Francis
Guernsey Bros Mills From Pillsbury Reach 17000 Barrels Daily
Weber reports Guernsey Brothers Pillsbury Flour Mills attain a daily net output of 17 000 barrels. The note highlights record production for the mill operation and its market impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury's
West Scranton Social Roundup and Obituaries
Mrs. Thomas Protheroe and three children depart for two weeks at Lake Winola. W. P. Warden visits on business. Grace Hines guests of Miss Louise Masters. Mrs. Bloca visits friends in Carbondale. Mrs. Close seeks eye treatment in Philadelphia. A. L. Van Horn’s remains go to Dunmore cemetery after services at the Methodist church. Mrs. Beattie visits Olyphant. Mrs. Davis visits Hawley. Rev. Janney speaks on India at the Methodist church. Theatrical exhibition held at Odd Fellows' hall. William Bennett returns to Nanticoke after visiting G. S. Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Protheroe
West Drinker Street
Lake Winola
William P. Warden
Carley Brook
Wayne County
Grace Hines
Moscow
Louise Masters
Mill Street
Charles Bloca
Fourth Street
Carbondale
M. EB. Close
Elm Street
Philadelphia
A. L. van Horn
Lackawanna Hospital
J. W. Harper
Bloom Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunmore Cemetery
James Beattie
George Street
Olyphant
Philip Davis
Third Street
Ovent
Hawley
Methodist Church
Janney
India
Odd Fellows' Hall
William Bennett
G. 5. Maloney
Nanticoke
Sample Room Plan With Gilt Paper Color Scheme
A note suggests styling a room this season using gilt paper as a decorative fix. It highlights a budget of five dollars to spruce the space and achieve a refined look.
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Kinssey
Jack Astor
Wilkes-Barre and Eastern
Constable St. John
Astor
Moosic
Squire ‘Hinde
John Lovering
Greenwood
National Mines
William Connell & Co
National
John P. Gallagher
Railroad Notes
North End
St. Luke’s
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Dunmore
Rexford's
Sterling Hat Pinsworth Mc
Rex Ford
Leckawamna Ave
Libbey Cut
Glass
Haviland
China
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Tan Vici Beate Ra‘tor Toe
Ory Price
Vici
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center
Mears
Lackawan
Hagen, I Avenue
Pratis
Cunniee
E. Grewer
Philadelphia Patel
Oldco Bulidie Pens
Udics
Gomer
University of Pennsylvania
Sa.m
DR. E. Grey
Pat See Puig Srner Fe
Scranton, PA
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Maarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Maloney IL
AMD Manuematoriaa
Axe
Dian M. W. Collins
Mgr
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Messrs
Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Ato
Ackawanna
Limited
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Welsbach
Fen Namcal
Athushes Az
New York Warehouse
E.C. Ricker & Co
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Training School
Berie Tis
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mase
ODD Fellows
Masons
P. O
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