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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1895

Page

3

LocalNotables Enjoy Visits And Civic Duties In Wilkes-Barre Area

A stream of visitors and residents return or travel from nearby towns. J C Murray of Wilkes-Barre, R Ernest Comegys from Lake Ariel, and Dr F F Arndt from Belmar NJ are noted. Various visitors and clergy are seen in Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns with appointments in Susquehanna, Carbondale, and Atlantic City.

J.C. Murray Wilkes-Barre R. Ernest Comegys Lake Ariel F. F. Arndt Belmar N. J Chet Parker Nicholson J. B. Ford Mam‘e Welch Wilmington Del Helen Navh Stroudsburg Anna L. Mundy Wyoming Avenue Asbury Park A. A. Marple Norristown Wiliam Marple Mary Collins Mary McCann Carbon R W. Archbald Susquehanna Searle J. J. Ruddy Ere Thomas Ruddy Penn Avenue John Melody James Smith Ireland Ligzie Moran Binghamton Epps H. C. Benson James E. McAndrews M. M. Ruddy Mary Katie Ruddy Maxxie Judge Mary Hickey St. Joseph's Suecens County McDonnell Wequehanna Questa Mina Nellie Mahon Olive Street F. J. Fitzsimmons Scranton Lodge Elka Pennsylvania D. J. Camoté Philadelphia Pittsburg Michael Carrot Gibson Street J. W. Willey University Avenue Methodist Poly Canal Ares N. Y Elm Park Charlier B. Hamilton The Frothingham Jacque Waterbury Conn Mon Boda

Seven County Veterans' Reunion Opens in Montrose

The annual Seven County Veterans association reunion begins in Montrose with Governor Hastings and many dignitaries expected. A large Scranton turnout is fueled by excursion rates via air and rail connections, plus a town banquet and hospitality by local citizens. The event runs through Friday night in Susquehanna County Agricultural Society tents.

Seven County Veterans Montrose Seven County Veterans’ Association Hastings Susquehanna County Agricultural Society Veterans’ Association Scranton Delaware Heer Eomorpit Siete Ari

List of Scranton area workers and tradespeople

A long list of residents and their occupations from Scranton and surrounding towns is provided, including S. Courtright conductor Carbondale William Reel conductor Carbondale Edward Miller farmer Covington M J Flynn cigar maker Scranton P M Lamb carpenter Scranton and many others with jobs such as miner farmer merchant foreman machinist huckster clerk physician driver and more. The fragment also notes local social items such as a prayer meeting and a funeral.

F. H. Clemons Matthews and Mannion Traverse Common Pleas Court J. Williams Scranton David D. Lewis Louis Sawyer Dunmore Robert H. Burns John Clouse Madison John J. Walsh Olyphant M. H. Biesecker M. J. Garvey Moosic J. H. Reynolds Ebell Dimmick James Clancey M. J. White James C. Thro James Rogers Frank Woelkers Alfred T. Hunt W. F. Albro Thomas Cullen Jonah Evans Fred H. Frank Carbondale H. B. Klees North Abington John W. Harris Benton Evan Davis Taylor Thomas Reddington Winton C. Simmons Elmhurst James McHale Sawyer F. C. Frits M. F. Rhodes Harnesamnaker John Ludgate F. W. Berge P. Boneminger Michael Stump L. F. Giles William Trumpore la Plume Thomas Cawley C. J. Watkins John Gobel Tra Heller Goulideboro George F. Smith Newton Charles A. Stanton B. PF. Daniels Bean Anthony O’haro Hewith D.mitchell Fell S. Courtright William Reel Edward Miller Covington M. J. Flynn Cigar Manor P. M. Lamb John Steed Miner John M. Williams Ransom William Dick Conrad Linn Dickson William Kelly B. F. Squire J Gillespie G. Thompson John Akerly Scott Myron Evans David Evans Matthew Keeley Patrick Cleary Charles Moore M. W. Redrick John 8. Eley John A. Schwenker Thos Young Anthony Howley F. J. Mown W. J. Davy Lackawanna Thomas Caffrey Archbald P. W. Costello W. L. Atherton Glenburn Fred Walters E. W. Pierce Martin Ferguson William Hill Blakely Pimerson Houseknecht James Pills P. Caffrey P. J. Thomas A. C. Graves Clarence Cook Thomas O'Malley H. W. Little Joseph Jeffries Wiliam Carpenter D. J. Young John B. Larkin John Hart Minooka Michael Clark Old Forge H. W. Berghauser Seranton Jos. Schumacher, Jr Matthew McPherson Clayton Northup Alexander Neye Charles Robinson J. Thomas A. L. Wright George Fasshold Fred Freyon Throop Wiliam H. Howells John J. Moffitt D. Finnegan Aton G. Griswold Patrick Rush Lot Lake M. H.horan Buffy James Golightly P. Blackwood Joseph Jones George J. Brown Peter Smith Thomas B. Evans J. Palmer John Heil EB. T. Davia E. €. Rogers Carpenter Dickson J. C. Johnson Walter Burdick Greenfield T. P. Duffy Michael Carden E. E. Reynolds N. Abington M. A. Dale Halesman John Kirby Scraron E. Schoonover Short Cranton Penwerden Wm. McAndrew Judson Mosier F. M Norton

Five statues to crown the building designed by Miss Mercur

Missioners express approval for a crowning by five statues designed by Miss Mercur and funded equally by the state’s women. Contributions may be sent to Miss Julia M. Harding, chairman, Washington Pa., or Miss Mary S. Garrett, secretary, Philadelphia. South Side reports a bustling social scene with engagements, travel, rehearsals, and society visits.

Alee Mercur Julia M. Harding Wade Avenue Washington, Pa Mary 8 Garrett Belace and Monument Avenues Philadelphia

Wilkes-Barre Social Roundup and Local Notices

Miss Mamie Duffy goes to New York on a visit with Stella Phinney and Misa Ferris to attend a moonlight hop at Mountain Park hosted by Wilkes-Barre youths. Mrs. L W Moraga leaves for Carbondale. Pather Whitty society to resume drills September first for October parade in Jermyn.

Mamie Duffy Keyser Avenue New York City Stella Phinney Court Street Misa Ferris Capouse Avenue Mountain Park Wilkes- Barre L. W. Moraga North Main Avenue Carbondale Pather Whitty Society Jermyn Hertha Sanders Church Avenue Northumberland Kate Flynn Brick Avenue Susie Gordon Anna Cawley Pittston Catherine Manley Osterhoult Mary Manley Atlantic City Thomas Haggarty Asylum For the Blind Philadelphia

Modern No. 27 School Building Opens in North Park

The new No. 27 school on Columbia Avenue North Park was inspected by the Board of Control and praised as a model of modern school architecture. Designed by E. L. Walter and built by Edwin G. Hughes, the 12 room brick structure cost about 39019 with total value near 50000 including heating and fittings.

Board of Control C. H. von Storch James A Evans W. J. Welsh C.S. Jacoba J. H. Williams O. B. Schuefer Thomas Cour Willam G. O'Malley E. D. Fellows Welsh Columbia Avenue North Park Boulevard East Market Street E. L. Walter Edwin G.hughes Smead-Wills Company Philadelphia Thold No. 27

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