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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1895

Page

3

Scranton Social Notes Record Visits and Travel

A long list of local residents and guests travel or visit destinations including New York Kingston Lake Winola Honesdale Plymouth Philadelphia Atlantic City and Philadelphia. Names include Miss Jennie Daniels Mrs Albert Zaenke Miss Anna Butler Mrs George Sampson and many others with mentions of return trips and extended stays.

John J. Shea New York Jennie Daniels Div'sion Street Kingston Albert Zaenke Lake Winola J. A. O'Reilly Cathedral Wie Honesdale Rush Weight Lathrop Susquhanna County Anna Butler Eloora Scranton Mies Ligie Price Eynon Street

Property Molders of the Seventeenth Sewer District Hear Appeals

Edward J. McNally August Schimpff and Robert Haag led a day of hearings as the board of viewers reviewed protests from property holders in the seventeenth sewer district. The session in the council chamber saw pointed exchanges over the assessment's fairness with the viewers defending their methods as proper and just.

Seventeenth Sewer District Edward J. McNally August Schimpff Robert Haag Seventeenth Council Chamber

New Free Evangelical Church of Peace Chartered

An application was filed yesterday for a charter for the Free Evangelical Church of Peace on the South Side. The group split from Hickory Street Presbyterian after Rev. August Lange resigned. Joan Lentes helped lead the faction and served as organist. They seek a permanent church, naming subscribers and first-year trustees, to hold property and incur debts for worship per evangelical scripture.

Free Evangelical Church of Peace South Side Hickory Street Presbyterian Church August Lange Lange Hickory Street Joan Lentes Mr. Lange St. Paul's Evangelical Church Prospect Avenue O'Brien & Kelley God

Local residents host visits and return home

Mrs Edward Flaherty guests with Mrs John Ruane on Cedar avenue and returns to Schuylkill County. John Golden visits Pittston avenue friends in Hawley. Edward Knellner resumes duties after ten days vacation with Century Hose. Mrs Daniel Kelly entertains Mrs John Moran on Prospect avenue and Mrs Stephen Spraka visits Pittston avenue in New York City. Miss Maggie Melvin spends days in Pitts ton. Frank Brady returns from Manistee Michigan. Miss Mamie Hastings returns from Honesdale. Miss Hattie Jones hosts Archbald friends. P J Kelly hosts relatives in Carbondale. Funeral of Mrs Ellen Gibbons from Breck street with high mass at St John’s and burial in Hyde Park cemetery. Mrs Gibbons aged over 80 long-time South Side resident.

Edward Flaherty John Ruane Cedar Avenue Schulykill County John Golden Hawley Pittston Avenue Edward Knellner Century Hose Company Daniel Kelly Prospect Avenue Johnn Moran Pittston Stephen Spraka New York City Maggie Melvin Remington Avenue Frank Brady Genet Street Manistee Mich Mamie Hastings Honesdale Hattie Jones P. J. Kelly Locust Street Carbondale Ellen Gibbons Patrick Moore Breck Street St. John's Catholic Church Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery Gibbons South Side

Local residents return from trips and outings

North End notes report Rev Mr Edgar back in Ocean Grove after weeks away and Alvin Decker and William Chappell returning from Lake Winola. Several families and visitors are mentioned including Miss Annie McElroy in Philadelphia visiting Miss Meta Osterhout, Mr and Mrs McCarty hosts on William street, and Mrs Elizabeth Kelley visiting Parsons. A Puritan Sunday School outing at Laurel Hill Park is noted and an evening entertainment at North Main Avenue Baptist with Joel W Abraham presenting Persian life via sixty views.

Mr. Edgar Ocean Grove Mortimer Christmas Lake Winola Puritan Congregational Church Laurel Hill Park North Main Avenue Joel W. Abraham Alvin Decker Cornell Oneonta West Market Street Bloom Asbury Park Elizabeth Kelley Parsons McCarty William Street William Chappell Lake Winoa Annie McElroy Philadelphia Meta Osterhout Oak Street Charles Zeigler Jennie Zeigler Montreal Lake George W. A. McAllister Belmont Terrace Northumberland Fred Crippen Cedar Avenue

Local social notes and visits from the Dudley area

Miss Bessie Shepard returns home from Glenburn after a week with relatives. Kate McMillan comes back from Avoca after two weeks with friends. Dr Elmer Carty and Lillie Woods host and guest exchanges occur on Blake y street and Butler street. Elsie Colgate visits Blanche Blues in Hawley. James Hopkins returns from New York trip. North league meets at the Methodist church tonight. The Christian Endeavor society at Dud Street Baptist plans a social tonight. An interesting mme has

Bessie Shepard Dudley Street Glenburn Kate McMillan Avoca Elmer Carty Blakely Street Florence Lillie Jennie Woods Dr. Brown Butler Street Jessie Brown Kate McMillar Blakey Street Elsie Colgate Hawley Blanche Blues Fourth Street James Hopkins New York North League Christian Endeavor Society Dud Street Baptist Church Mme

Railroad excursion nets heavy sums for local associations

An excursion last Saturday raised about 600 for the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association and Mutual Aid, with 100 to be used for new library books and the rest for building upkeep. The article also notes a dredging project approved for a new channel from Cleveland docks to deep water and mentions Richfield as a summer base for DL&W officials, plus a joked banquet plot thwarted by timing and local figures.

Young Men's Christian Association Mutual Aid Pennsylvania Railroad Company Lamont Pennsylvania Cleveland Ashtabula Richfield Eems Delaware, Lackawanna and Western System Spa New York Central Fort Plain New York Herald Wy. F. Hallstead Scranton EL Zipple Fast Orange Tmivision Wegener Hoboken Thatcher Merrill Long Island Holwill New York Borland Sam’ Sloan

Letters from the People on Marcellus shale and coal prospecting

Weertbrook Merring of Maplewood Pa argues Scranton investors misread geology outlining the Marcellus shale extends across multiple counties and lies beneath true coal measures. He urges consulting a geologist before costly prospecting for coal or Utica depth formations to avoid wasted money.

the Tribune T. A. ¥. Hodgson Scranton Hamilton Township Monroe County Pike Monroe Carbon Schuylkill Hamilton Portage Chemung Catskill Pocono Mauch Chunk Red Shale Pottaville Marcellus Utica New York State Mohawk Valley Stroudrburg Weertbrook Merring Maplewood

Arranging Institutes by Lackawanna Agricultural Association

Leading farmers formed the Lackawanna County Agricultural Association to promote scientific farming and educational shows. The executive committee met at the courthouse with Freeman Leach as president and H W Northup as secretary. A county fair is planned for next year with institutes in Clark's Green Heaton Center Tompkinsville Newton Center and Moscow featuring papers and addresses by practical agricultural thinkers.

Lackawanna County

Controllers to Inspect No 27 School Building Today

The board of control will visit No 27 school building at 2 30 p m to inspect the new facility praised as handsome and well equipped. They will be accompanied by district officers to Green Ridge where No 87 school is being formally turned over to the city.

Green Ridge Board of Control

Dougher Funeral Notice in Scranton Stream

In Scranton on August 18, 1895, Beecher at ties Mr and Mrs Pop onths and 137s. Funeral to be made near cemetery.

Dougher Scranton Beecher

Linden street bridge approaches costing more than funds

City Engineer Phillips estimates the Linden street bridge approaches at about 22000 while only about 21000 is available. The engineer’s corps review plans to cut costs as Councilman Nealla pushes to align funds with the estimate. paving plans cover Mifflin avenue to Swetland street bridge with asphalt on the bridge and stone blocks on approaches. Some property owners have not yet agreed to share the expense. The Robinsons and Jersey Central expected to contribute. streetcars will not travel over the Linden street bridge.

Linden Street Phillips Nealla Mifflin Avenue Swetland Street Robinsons Jersey Central Impressionta

Bonds of tax collectors receive judge's approval

Judge Archbald approved bonds for tax collectors J. G. Baller of Lehigh township 400 with three sureties. K. A. Lane of Jermyn 2041.08 with seven sureties. D. Winter, Patrick McGeever of Fell 19800 with eight sureties. Also notices advertising medical ointment and Ocean Grove excursion details appear in the same column.

Archbald J. G. Baller Lehigh Township E. D. Melvin Samuel Weckheiser John L. Smith K. A. Lane Taxen Jermyn Jacob Hiller George Stone Thomas Walkey R. Bunt John Solomon M. J. Shields D. Winter Patrick McGeever Fell Eliza McGeever T. P. McNulty John McNulty Thomas McDonough George A. Ross Patrick Hart James McGinty Michael Flannelly

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