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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1897

Page

8

Scranton Notes Add a Mixed Evening Tale Of Local Life

A Scranton youth counts barber clips and wonders about husbands tempers while laborers lunch nearby. A child dreams of a Mrs Smith’s twins and a cookery teacher travels to Saint Luke’s. A history of the Presbytery of Luverne, by Rev. Osmond, is due October with biographical sketches of ministers and churches in the coal region.

Mies Vernon Girls’ Friendly Society Bt. Luke's Church Rover Indy Luverne Jonathan Osmond Minra Richard Webster John Ance Thomas E. H. Nowden A. A. Hodge Milo J. Hickok Presbyterian

Ecclesiastical Literature Project in Pennsylvania

Wilkes-Barre Record notes a new book project on church literature in Pennsylvania. The planned volume will run about 240 pages and be limited to 600 copies. The editors aim to place the work within reach of all readers.

Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre Record

Local social notes list visitors and travels across towns

Miss Mary Joint slowly recovers from rheumatism. The Minutes Kittle and Margaret Hefron visit Carbondale. Miew Mae Miller visits from Barton staying with Misa May Bimpeon in Quincy Avenue. L Gallen family and Mis Hart return to Carbondale. Ann Hart returns from Carbondale. Clara and Jennie MoN visit from Black Street. Larry Morrison returns from Carbondale. Margaret and Katie Heffron return from New York City. Mrs G G Barbour departs with friends for California Washington and Mexico. Mary and Katie Ruddy enjoy a trip to Asbury Park Port Hamilton and Newport City. B A Annie McAlister and Mina Mary Dougherty visit from Ithaca Foster. A G Hepler and wife visit relatives in Hepler and Mount Carmel. John Simpkins and son Howard visit Scranton friends while returning from Stroudsburg.

Mary Joint Kittle Margaret Heffron Carbondale Miew Mae Miller Barton Misa May Bimpeon Quincy Avenue Misw Molyth Frankel New York Mia Srn Witken-Barre Miles Larry Morrison South Wyoming Avenue Mirson Margaret Katie Heffron Prospect Avenue New York City G. G. Barbour California Washington Mexico Mary Katie Ruddy Emmet Street Asbury Park Port Hamilton Newport City B. A Annie McAlister Ithaca Mina Mary Dougherty Foster A. G Hepler North Main Avenue Hepler Schuylkill County Mount Cannell John Simpkins Howard Hawley Scranton Providence Stroud

Consolidation Talks Move Forward For Hi Bernian Orders

Rev FE J Phillips of Plains, national delegate of the Ancient Order of Hi bernians, met with Hon John P Quin nan state delegate to discuss consolidation of the two branches. Quinnan says the Atlantic City agreement is assured and Bishop McFaul must finalize details and declare offices vacant.

FE. J. Phillips Mon J. P. Quinnan RE. J. Phillips Plains Order of Hibernians Erin John P. Quinnan Tribune Quinnan Father Phillips Atlantic City Bishop McFaul Trenton

Firemen's State Convention Program at Wilkes-Barre

The slate outlines the Firemen's state convention in Wilkes-Barre in October with a reception, opening at M C A hall, a banquet at Ninth Regiment armory, a ball, a parade, and prize events. Prizes cover best uniformed company and equipment. A tournament at West Side Park is planned with prize details to be decided later.

Wilkes-Barre Fremen Ninth Regiment Armory Ninth Regiment Amory Howe West Side Park

Little Boy Lost in City Parade

Seven-year-old Eddie Fennett of Swetland Street wandered to central city to see the Knights parade. He became lost when wanting to return home and cried until police headquarters assisted. His sister found him and took him home to parents Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bennett of 1117 Swetland Street.

Scranton Eddie Fennett Swetland Street William B. Bennett

Wedded at High Noon in North End Home

E. E. Hees and Miss Emma Gray both of the North End were united in marriage yesterday at high noon at the bride’s home 1241 North Main avenue by Rev. W G Watkins of North Main Avenue Baptist church. The ceremony was private. The couple left for the seashore to honeymoon and will reside in a Park Place home on return.

E. Hees Emma Gray North End North Main Avenue W. G. Watkins North Main Avenue Baptist Church

Excursion Tickets to Buffalo For G A R Encampment

The New York Ontario and Western Railway will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo New York via Niagara Falls for the G A R encampment from August 21 to 31 at 6 75. Tickets may be returned until September 20 if deposited with the Joint Agent at Buffalo Aug 23 to 27. See advertising matter or ticket agents for details.

New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company Buffalo N. Y Niagara Falls

Well Dressed Men Wear Laundried Linen at Crystal

An item notes the place to obtain laundried linen for well dressed men, pointing to the Crystal establishment as the source for the clothing item. The brief snippet emphasizes style and availability at the Crystal.

Jones Eicke marriage and Haines Snow nuptials in Scranton

In Scranton on August 15 and 17 1807 two marriage notices report BE M Jones marrying Caroline Eicke in a ceremony by Rev W H Holder and Mr Charles H Haines marrying Carrie BE Snow at 1322 Monsey Avenue with Rev C Moore officiating.

Death notices from Scranton and Niagara Falls

DIED ONYDER John Snyder dies at home of his parents on Itteton avenue Scranton August 16. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. STILLYWELL George Thurston son of Lewis Buckley and Mary Elizabeth Thurston Stillwell Niagara Falls aged 1 month interment Pittsburg August 1 1397.

Onyder Gcranton John Snyder Mr. Snyder Itteton Avenue Stillywell Niagara Falls George Thurston Lewis Buckley Mary Elizabeth Thurston Stillwell Pittsburg

Farwell to the Rev Thomas Bell at Plymouth Church

A farewell tribute gathers at the Wilkins home as Rev Thomas Bell departs for Moravia New York to lead the Pirat Congregational church. Charles Daniels presents a purse and friends praise his sermons and pastoral service. Henry A Parsons offers a public testimony to his character and impact.

Plymouth Congregational Church Thomas Bell And Charles B. Daniels Mr. Daniels Mr. Bell Mr. Dell Moravia N. Y Pirat Nat Nazareth Fife Lfe Our City Lenat Henry A. Parsons Scranton

Adopted his trade mark doctors challenge Moon over sign

Dr C C Sapp, a dentist, filed a suit in equity yesterday against Dr C A Moon alleging rivalry over a similar business sign named New York Dental Parlors. Sapp claims he has operated in the city since March 4 1897 as the first to use the sign New York Dental Parlors and cites offices at 144 Wyoming Avenue and 103 Wyoming Avenue. He, through attorney John M Harris, states he has expended a sum on the matter.

C. C. Sapp C. A. Moon Dr. Sapp Wyoming Avenue New York

Dr Noon Faces Injunction Over Fraudulent Sign Use

Judge Edwardes granted a temporary injunction against Dr Noon for using a sign imitating a trade and professional sign. Dr Sapp alleges the imitation deceives the public and harms his business, with a hearing set for August 23 to decide if the injunction should become permanent.

Dr. Noon

Condition of Miss Judge After Long Unconsciousness

Miss Beasle Judge, injured by a heavy frame falling on Washington avenue Tuesday, regained consciousness after about twenty eight hours. Dr. Newbury reported her condition improving last evening and again at midnight, though the head wound prevents a definite prognosis.

Beasle Judge Ginef Washington Avenue Newbury Misa Judge

Old Folks Concert at AME Church Tonight

An Old Folks concert at the African Methodist Episcopal church features home talent. Aunt Malinda Jane delivers a lecture on Woman's Rights and Cephas Scott, Sr performs Mary's Little Lamb. A Mother Hubbard drill by twelve girls closes. Bishop Lee attends as proceeds fund the pastor's annual conference trip.

African Methodist Episcopal Church Scranton Malinda Hart Ma Limkins Julia Hill Pa Limkins Jerry Logan Sophia E. Nelson Jerichanh Ed Nelson Phicilla Hopkins Jennie A. Howard Rastua Peter Hart Gardner John A. Walker Phillis Ann Eadle J. Morton Polly Ella Lane Ella Lane; Little Huttercup, Miss C. P. Foster Bishop Lee African Methodist Episcopal Conference

Season attractions planned for Academy of Music and Lyceum

Wilkes-Barre and Syracuse planners visited to arrange the season at the Academy of Music and Lyceum. The Academy opens Sept 1 with six evening and four matinee shows weekly and a Corbett Fitzsimmons film. The Lyceum starts Sept 15 with The Wedding Day starring Lillian Russell Della Fox and Jefferson De Angelis. Harvey Long will continue as Academy manager.

M. H. Burgunder Wilkes-Barre J. L. Kerr Syracuse N. Y Academy of Music and Lyceum Academy of Music Carson City Lyceum Lillian Russell Della Fox Jefferson de Angelis Charles L. Purrington Williamsport Waener & Ries Harvey Long

Philadelphia Knight Delgate Loses Valuables in Scranton

Major John W. Wood, a visiting Knights of Pythias delegate, arrived in Scranton and stayed at a boarding house on Franklin Avenue. After a long ride he slept as thieves entered and robbed him of a heavy gold ring and his purse. A disappearing servant was later reported and police watchdogs monitor the suspect.

John W. Wood Knights of Pythias Scranton Franklin Avenue Major Wood Morpheus Alep East Coulterr Street Philadelphia

Pleasant Lawn Social Aids Trinity Furnishing Fund

The Ladies of Trinity Lutheran Church hosted a lawn social on church grounds last evening to benefit the furnishing fund. Assisted by Mrs. Fr K Stock, Mrs Garagon, Mrs Shelves, Mrs Schuber, Mrs Warner, and Mrs Welch, the event drew a largely attended gathering.

Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid Society Fr. K. Stock Garagon Shelves Schuber Warner Welch

Boy Runs to Scranton in Quest for Life

A fifteen year old boy arrived in Scranton seeking life in the big city. Police detained him after he ran away from Wilkes Barre to emigrate. He will be re committed today after the short intervention by authorities.

Max Sigharts Wilkes Barra

Elocution Teacher Mise Carolyne Dorsey Revealed

Mise Carolyne Dorsey, a teacher of elocution and oratory, is listed with a Wolming avenue address, 107 Wy oming, indicating a local instructional figure in voice training and Delsarte methods.

Mise Carolyne V. Dorsey Wyoming Avenue

Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Ad Claims Refund

An old ad promises a quick cure for colds with Gramo Quinine tablets. It guarantees a full refund if the remedy fails, urging readers to buy from any druggist.

Miss Vernon's Talk on Ices Opens With Demonstrations

Yesterday at St Luke's parish rooms Miss Vernon presented a preliminary lecture on ices. She demonstrated recipes and flavors by making peach lemon chocolate vanilla cream and samples for attendees. The series will begin September with morning sessions at the old Faurot House and cost one dollar for full demonstrations.

Vernon St. Luke's Pariah Rooms Miss Vernon Vernonia Faurot House St. Luke's Parish Room

Price of Electric Light Reduced by Suburban Company

Suburban Electric Light Company announces a rate cut effective Sept 1 for incandescent lamps within the city limits. Price falls to five eighths of a cent per lamp hour with a 10 to 20 percent discount based on usage. Pay by the 20th of the month to qualify. unrelated notices follow about a locomotive passenger excursion and other local services.

Suburban Electric Light Company

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