Married at home of the bride in a quiet ceremony
Daniel B. Hughes of 21 North Sumter avenue and Miss Miriam Phillips were wed at 4 PM yesterday at the bride's parents 1614 Price street home. Rev H H Harris of Calvary Baptist officiated. Bridesmaids maid Miss Ida Pempridge and Miss Mary Bowen. groomsmen John Hughes and Thomas Phillie. The couple will reside at 118 Price street and begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Hughes
North
Sumter Avenue
Miriam Phillips
George T. Phillips
Price Street
H. H. Harris
Calvary Baptist Church
Taylor
Magerie Hughes
Ida Pempridge
Mary Bowen
Misa Bowen
John Hughes
Thomas Phillie
Columbian Quartette
Thlughes
Hughes
Thirteenth Regiment
Death of Thomas Davis 2% at North Lincoln Avenue
Thomas Davis aged 2% died last evening at his North Lincoln Avenue home after typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and one child. He worked at the Diamond colliery and belonged to Keystone lodge No. 47, Loyal Knights of America. The lodge will meet at 1 PM Saturday to attend the funeral at 2:30 PM, with interment in Washburn Street Cemetery. Remains of Mrs. William Davis were buried Friday at 2 PM from Filmore Avenue residence in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Diamond
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Washburn Street
Wiliam Davis
Filmore Avenue
Mountain Wall On Jackson Street Surges Toward Completion
A massive retaining wall on Jackson street nears half completion. A colossal ten ton monster boulder from the east mountain quarry stands as a corner stone, drawing much comment. Workers under contractor Max Phillips report difficulties placing the stone on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
East Mountain
Max Phillips
Fenton bicycle drawn by Miss Burnett in odd shews
A bicycle drawn by Miss Jermie Burnett of 507 Pleasant Street drew the winning ticket after blindfolded Jessie McIlroy selected three numbers. Judges were Williams Daniels and Owen. First prize went to Henry Greenwood with ticket No 14 A. Second to William Dunleavy, 1426 Pittston Avenue, ticket 41 7. Burnett’s ticket won. A large crowd witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
St. Brenden
Jermie Burnett
Pleasant Street
Burnett
G. A. Williams
Charles BE. Daniels
Emerson BD
Owen
Jessie Mclloy
Henry Greenwood
William Dunleavy
Pittston Avenue
Miss Burnett
Indefinite adjournment in boys ball case cited city official influence
Alderman John named the boys charged with playing ball on Sunday and last night. Only two responses came from seven or eight accused. The case was adjourned indefinitely, a move attributed to the influence of a prominent city official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Garfield lodge excursion to Harveys Lake parade and events
Garfield lodge of Loyal Knights of America plans an excursion to Harveys Lake on Saturday with a parade led by Lawrence's band and a shooting match against Hyde Park Gun Club. Fare is one dollar. train departs Providence Delaware and Haidgeon station at 6 45 a m. Also noted: Christian Endeavor choir rehearsal at 8 p m. several local men reported ill or injured in mining and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Lodge
Knights of America
Harvey's Lake
Lawrence
Hyde Park
Providence
Delaware and Haidgeon Station
Christian Endeavor Choir
Ths Place
Presbyterian Church
Joseph Morris
Robert Avenue
Leggett's Creek
Morris
Clark
Reese
Warren Street
Mr Reese
Storrs
John Hhaly
John Healy
Garmon
South Side
S J. John's Church
P. F. Knight
John H. Kelly
A. T. Maloney
J. C. Flynn
Charles Steward
Scranton
New York
Charles Henwood
C. Henwood & Co
England
George A. Dickershn
Fenner
Million patriotic voters seek broad political handbook
The notice urges voters to inform themselves across parties and review differences on Gold, Silver, Tariff and Free Trade. It announces a complete handbook of public political information edited by Lawrence F. Prescott, offered with any purchaser of a men’s suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Prescott
Local Notes On Residents And Social News In Honesdale
Miss Silkin Burdick of Larch street visits friends at Honesdale. The We UL ladies plan a meeting on Penn avenue. Mrs. George Snyder and family and Merc. T J Tamblyn of Penn avenue leave for Girland Wayne county to visit relatives. Rev and Mrs A L Dony return from Damascus Wayne county. Ella V Rooney and Hannah Carr summer at Tompkinsville. Mrs Will Treverton’s class from the Methodist Sunday school enjoyed Laurel Hill Park. Lizzie Brant of Fordham street visits Monica Abbey of Hamilton. Allie Tensen returns from vacation out of town. A Penn avenue boy’s stone misadventure causes a head wound, not serious. Mr and Mrs Simrell and son Willie return from Carbon Dale. Isaac Gingher returns from New York City. Miss Claire Elisa of East Market Street is ill and confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silkin Burdick
Larch Street
Honesdale
T. UL
Penn Avenue
Cleorge Snyder
T. J. Tamblyn
Girland
Wayne County
Rev
Mra
FL AL Dony
Damascus
Ella V. Rooney
Hannah Carr
Tompkins Ville
Will Treverton
Gloria
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Laurel Hill Park
Lizzie Brant
Fordham Street
Monica Abbey
Hamilton
Allie Tensen
Marlon Street
Simrell
Willie
Dickson Avenue
Carbondale
Isaac Gingher
New York City
Claire Elisa
East Market Street
Local notes and events in South Side News
Miss Lingle Luther of Pittston Avenue wed Philip Byer of First Street Tuesday night. John H. Senker of Stone Avenue seeks health restoration in Sullivan County New York. A Hickory Street Presbyterian Sunday school picnic at Central Park was well attended and enjoyable. William Frantz of Stone Avenue injured a finger during dam construction near the burned bridge Tuesday. The Father Mathew convention banner for St. Aloysius society arrived in town Tuesday. donors were Miss Elli and Miss Kate Lavin of Prospect Avenue. Elli and Kate Lavin are back from Atlantic City. Charles Wirth of Neptune Engine Company resumed duties after vacation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingle Luther
Pittston Avenue
Philip Byer
First Street
John H. Senker
Stone Avenue
Sullivan County
N. Y
Central Park Arden
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
William Frantz
St. Aloysius Society
Father Mathew
St. Louis
Elli
Kate Avin
Prospect Avenue
Atlantic City
Charles Wirth
Neptune Engine Company
New York
Local Gossip and Community Notes From Honesdale
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cole visited with the Coles on Brook Street and returned home to Honesdale. Ira Brader enjoyed a long wheel tour on Blakely Street, while Mrs. William Colter returned from Pittston visits. William Bennett joined the Maloneys on Blakely Street, and Mrs. L. Haycock lies ill on William Street. Annie Cawley visits Archbald friends. the Purdy family moved to Chestnut Street. The D of A and Jr OCAM staged a large outing at Shawnese Lake with prizes for contests. Old plank walks on Blakely and Drinker streets have been renewed. Disturbances continued at the Comers and thefts plagued the Young American club with a $4 reward offered for culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Cole
William Cole
Brook Street
Honesdale
Ira Brader
Blakely Street
William Colter
Depew Street
Pittston
William Bennett
Nantooke
G. W. Maloney
L. Haycock
William Street
Annie Cawley
Archbald
Wiliam Purdy
Quincey Avenue
Chestnut Street
Shawnese Lake
Blakey
Young American Club
Infant Dies On Main Street In Local Tragedy
An infant child of Martin Gallagher of Main street died yesterday afternoon. William Cusick of Sharon, Pennsylvania, is visiting his uncle Anthony Cusick on Stafford street. The OConnell council Young Men's Institute meets tonight. P J Quinn attended the Democratic pow wow in New York. The school board met last evening at No 1 school with all members present and a red hot time anticipated. The teachers committee reported the old corps of teachers reappointed and the salary increase requests for principals Osthorne Joyce and Coyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gallagher
Main Street
William Cusick
Sharon
Anthony Cusick
Stafford Street
O'Connell Council
Young Men‘s Institute
P. J. Quinn
Madison Garden
New York
No. 1
S Osthorne
Joyce and
Coyne
School site purchase discussion for proposed new school
Director Higgins urged empowering the committee on purchasing a site for the proposed new school. Attorney M J Donahoe valued his property at 22000 pounds and Peter Mullin offered 2000 dollars for a southwest district plot. The purchasing committee of Lovering King Foley and Higgins will proceed. Schools reopen September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
M. J. Donahoe
Peter Mullin
Lovering
Lovering, King, Foley and Higgins
Wedding at Ophylant Celebrates Mason Buddle Union
Miss Minnie Maud Mason and Mr. Harry Buddle wed at the Mason home with Presbyterian rites. The ceremony featured bouquets, a floral bell, and a groom from Hoboken New Jersey. Guests included numerous Masons and Buddles from Scranton, Jermyn, Wilkes-Barre, Paterson and Hoboken. After the ceremony the couple planned a honeymoon at Lake Hopatcong and will reside in Hoboken, where Buddle works as a DL&W yard foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Maud Mason
Willam Mason
West Side
Harry Buddle
Hoboken
N. J
Hey. B. F. Hammond
Presbyterian Church
Jonnie Pennman
William T. Davis
W. E Lidyd
Kelly
J. W. Datten
D. W. Harris
James Nennedy
Matthew Grey
William Mathews
William Clark
Mount
A.thornton
Hodgson
Mir
Mra
A. Kehlin
Bevans
Miste Maud Jones
M. A. Thornton
Thornton
Carrie Kehslin
Magee Morrow
Edith Martin
Marie Jones
Scranton
Prancilla
Grace Winchell
Waverly
Harry Gilbert
Jermyn
Brent
Emma
Thomas Witherge
Wilkes-Barre
James Williame
Carbondale
Berkley Troop
Charles Allen
William Gilbert
Jenine Mason
Mary A. Mazon
Richard Griffiths
Waring
Lise
Thomas Palmer
Lillian
Priceburg
Jennie Kennedy
Nettie Knapp
Sarah Peteh
Mary McNicol
Ella Patten
Nettie Jones
R. Owens
Alex Frew
John Pettigrew
Matthew Mackey
BE. Knighton
Fort Kingsley
Frank Simpson
Edward Williams
William Hemmerlich
James Vine
Rouge
Jennie
Francis Powell
T. T. Murphy
Grace Barber
Mary J. Hughes
Corge Berry
Mason
B. ®. Jones
D. Percy James
William F. Robinson
Watkin Davis
Parthold
Harry Jones
Matthews
Patten
Roy McCain
Snook
Bolton
Penberthy
Jackson
Northup
Vowle
McCabe
Evans
Rev
Mia
BF. Hammond
John Taylor
Throop
M. J Loughney
N. J. Kennedy
Annie Doud
Phebe Wicks
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jennie Baker
Mail
Delawire
Lackawanna and
Western
Lake Hopatcong
Mr. Buddle
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Petty Crim es in Alderman Millar's Court
Petty cases from Alderman Millar's court include thieves sentenced for stealing sod from Lackawanna Coal and Steel Company property with varying fines and jail time. Other defendants faced charges of indecent language and threats, with bail set at 200 dollars. A Paterson man received ten days in county jail for riding a Lackawanna milk train without proper fare. Frank Shell posted 200 dollars bail over a dispute involving a claimed own box. Livestock market prices in Carbondale showed slow or declining trends across veal cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrial Cort
Durkin
Frank Shell
Carbondale
Lester
Markets and Stocks and Philadelphia Provision Market
Wall Street trading opened lower with bears steering prices down amid reports of commercial distress and an old Stock Exchange member’s assignment. Across markets in Philadelphia and New York, commodities showed varied moves with flour dull, wheat steady, and pork and lard mixed amid forecasting and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
William Linn
Ale Len & AU
Spruce Eireet
Philadelphia
White State
Fis
South America
Syndivc
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Will Lewis
Binghamton
H. L. Taylor
South Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Ariel
Percy Watres
Jolly Miller
Johns’ Brothers
Thomas Bell
Asbury Park
Lizzie Price
North Main Avenue
Richard FE. Jones
Benjamin Jones
Lake Winola
A. M. Morse
Lewis Morse
M. L. Blair
William Plume
Ezra
Griffin Camp
Mary J. Cole
Benjamin Thomas
Wasburn Street
Alice Thomas
North Hyde Park Avenue
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas
KE. Jones
Roeland Avenue
Chace Acker
South Main Avenue
Lake Carey
West Side Business Directory
Harriet J. Davis
Jdickson Street
Starner
South Main Avenu
J. C. King
Chappell
Bjorn
William Webb
Hollister Avenue
Lewis
Hill Street
Wales
Lena Elsley
Alden
Sage
Lizzie
Reese Watkins
Edina Avenue
Bridget Foley
Legerett's Street
Lizzie Baxter
Nay Aug Avenue
Pleasant Mount
Isaac Jones
Elizabeth &. Morgans
Pottaville
J. B. Gillespie
Church Avenue
Esther Kennedy
West Market
TRE
Green Ridge
South Side News
Dunmore
Olyphant
Minnie Mason
Millar
Clinio
Bulaly
Wall Street
Houiew
Chicago
Pillsbury
Estend Ing
Am. Tobacco Co
Am. Lux. Hep Co
N.W
B&q
Mil
Delaware & Had
Gren, Electric
Lake Shore
Louly, & Nash
Texas
Mt Manhattan
Pacific
N.Y
Union Vacttic
Chicagog Board OF Trade
Opien
Opt
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Eeery National Horing & Drill'g
First National Bank
Scranton Jar,& Stopper Co
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Acranton Savings Bank
Tee Honta Mlute Glusa Co
Aecranton Car Replacer Co
Aee 1
Scrinton Packing Co
Venton Min Co
Eeye
Aedekee Aee
Lackiawanna Iron Steel Co
Bee Third National Hank
Throop Novelty M'f'g. Co
Seranton Traction Co
Scranton Chase CO
Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People’s Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Oo. Lacka. Township
City of
St. Imp
Borough of
Winton
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Castoria
James Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Firet National Bank
the Tribune
Baldwin
MT. Pleasant
Commonwealth Building
WM. T. Smith
Gord
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
Ireland
Scotland
Washington Avenue
Moosic
Rughdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Electrino
Repauno Chemical Co
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
M. W. Collins
Third National Bank
Ron and
Bittenbender
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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