Grady Marries Miss Mul erone at Holy Rosary Church
The marriage of John J. Grady of William Street to Miss Sabina Mul erone of Pawnee Street took place at Holy Rosary Church. Rev McManus officiated. Mlle Annie Mul erone and John Mayock attended. The couple will reside locally after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home. they left for New York City afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Grady
William Street
Sabina Mulerone
Patrick Mulerone
Pawnee Street
Maly Rosary Church
Proeinoly & O'Clock
Abele
Stralhe
Mendelssohn
N.d. McManua
Mlle
Annie Mulerone
Jermyn
John Mayock
Pitteton
Grady
New York City
Pretty Home Marriage Unites Miss Mary Jones and Daniel Jenkins
Miss Mary Jones of Wayne avenue and Daniel Jenkins of Threvip Street wed at the bride’s Wayne avenue home in a decorated ceremony led by Rev. Dr. Rh. S Jones. The couple, attended by Miss Alice Thomas and John Newton, receive many presents and begin housekeeping on Wayne avenue after a evening of social pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Grady
Sabina Mulcrone
Holy Rosary Church
May Jones
Wayne Avenue
Daniel Jenkins
Throop Street
Mary Jones
Threvip Street
Rh. 8
Jones
Welsh Congregational Church
Alice Thomas
John Newton
Alderman Receives Assault Case Details From Local Darby
Alderman Roberts heard a case in which William Mulerone sued Mrs. Mary Muaaters Patrick Kerrigan James and Joby Malloy for assault and battery. The plaintiff showed three badly bruised ribs and testified the injuries came from stone throwing by the defendants. The amount of bail set was 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Roberts
William Mulerone
Mary Muaaters
Patrick Kerrigan
James
Joby Malloy
Defendants Discharged. Bail Set in Putnam Street Case
John Kerrigan accused Mulerone of threatening his life as witnesses provided enough evidence to require bail of 29M from Mulerone. Mrs Michael Smith and daughter are bailed to answer assault and battery and mischief charges. Plaintiff Mrs Mary Duffy testified that stones were thrown at her Putnam Street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich
Mra Masters
Kerrigan
John Kerrigan
Mulerone
Michael Smith
Aseault
Mary Duffy
Putnam Street
Carbondale Pair Wed at Holy Rosary Church
George Brennan of Carbondale married Bridget Mulherin of Keyser Avenue at Holy Rosary church yesterday afternoon. The couple, both mates, were wed by Rev. J. O Toole and received a large gathering of friends. After the ceremony, they went to the bride’s parents’ home for a reception, and will reside in Carbondale where Brennan holds a lucrative post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brennan
Carbondale
Bridget Mulherin
Keyser Avenue
Holy Rosary
O'Uldek
J. O'Toole
Parenta
Mrs. Brennan
Mr. Brennin
Storm uproots tree and cuts power in Wayne Avenue area
A severe wind storm felled a large elm on Wayne Avenue between West Market and William Streets, breaking Telephone and electric lines and shattering Old Glory at No 2. The damage disrupted street lighting and left pedestrians at risk. Fruit trees also reported damaged as crews worked into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Avenue
West Market
Willam Streets
yHisa
Old Glory
Youth Narrowly Survives Steam Roller Incident
A youth rode a steam roller on West Market Street with companions. His foot slipped and he fell into the tracks of the heavy machine, narrowly escaping being crushed as he regained his footing in time. The scare was described as a thrilling experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renalra
West Market Street
Miner Injured by Roof Fell at Learetts Creek
Alfred Carwardine, a miner at Learetts Creek mite, sustained a deep wound under the eye yesterday morning when a coal fell from the roof striking him hard. Four stitches were required to close the wound. Other local items note an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fos of Pulian Street buried in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery, and social notices including a surprise party for Celia Gannon on Wales Street and Marie Holleran visiting Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carwardine
Learetts Creek
Elise
Michael Fos
Pulian Street
Durith Yeeter
Hyde Park
Cametery
B. Atlas
New York City
Celia Gannon
Wales Street
Mies Marie Holleran
Plains
Wedding Under Flag Bell Marks West Scranton Nuptials
A patriotic wedding yesterday at Mrs. D F Williams home on Price Street united Miss Lisaie Davis and Thomas Davis of North Myde Park Avenue. The ceremony, at 8 o clock in the parlor, used an American flag arranged into a bell shape. Rev. P. Jones officiated before a large gathering. music included original pieces by Professor Cousins and a song by Miss Margaret Davis. Afterward, a wedding repast was served and the couple plans to reside on North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Isaac W. Swallow
Mary Dowd
George B. Beach
D .F. Williams
Price Street
Lisaie
Thomas Davis
Professor Cousins
Pecksville
Lle
Margaret Davis
Providence
Linzie Thomas
Garfield Avenue
Edward Davis
Philip Williams
North Main Avenue
Davie
Davis
PF. McCann & Co
TD. P. Jones
FP. Williams
WJ. Williams
Thomas RK. Davis
John M. Davis
David Williams
John Williams
Nantienke
John Evans
Bromley Williams
Robert
John Meredith
Norma
David Thomas
William Reese
Hewell Phillips
Helen
Edward Hawkins
Chris Stevens
Gwennie Reese
Mary Jane Willams
Burgess
Kate Leowis
Cordelia Mayor
Anna Hanwell
Deane Thomas
Hawkins
Lena
Amelia
Gussie Behuman
Cassie Howell
Anna Thomas
Helen Griffiths
Margaret Thomas
Lillie Johns
Jessie Yours
Bertha Morgan
Ida Jones
lAzeie Jenkins
Nettie Morgan
Edith Jones
Mesers
Reese Hopkins
Joseph PL
Mre- Kinney
Llewellyn Davis
Byron Evans
Horatio Price
Willam Hughes
William Morgan
Miss Anna Williams Weds Isaace W Swallow in Chicago
Miss Anna Williams of Bromiley avenue wed Isaace W Swallow of Tenth street at the Tabernacle Congregational church on South Hyde Park avenue. Rev D P Jones officiated. The couple departed for a two week wedding tour to New York and will reside on Tenth street upon returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Bromiley Avenue
Isaace W. Swallow
Tenth Street
Tabernacle Congregational Church
South Hyde Park Avenue
D. P. Jones
Mrs Dowd Suffers Falls Injury At Home
Mrs. Mary Dowd on Washburn street fell while descending stairs before a storm yesterday afternoon. She fractured her ankle and arm and was taken to her room for medical attention by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dowd
Washburn Street
Rumor of Doctor Beach's Death Refuted
Residents believed Dr. George B. Beach of South Main avenue had died. The rumor proved false as he had gone to Philadelphia for an appendicitis operation performed by Dr. Dever. He is recovering in Port Carbean, Pa, and friends welcome the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Beach
South Main Avenue
Beach
Philadelphia
Dever
Port Carbein
Funeral and community notices from a Belleville area paper
The bulletin records multiple local events including funerals for Mrs McCormick and a child of Mr and Mrs Roberts, with interments at Cathedral and Washburn Street cemeteries. It notes a Glee club rehearsal, a well attended cream social at Red Men’s hall, a BYP U excursion to Glen Onoko, illness and travel updates for residents on North Hyde Park Avenue and Ashley, and a Sunday sermon by Rev Richard Jones in Belleview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Joseph Canterbury
Frink Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Orpheus Glee Club
South Rebecca Avenue
Waco Council
Daughters of Pocahontan
Red Men's Hall
BY. P. U
Glen Onoko
John Roberts
Decker’s Court
Edward Howell
Washburn Street
Fred Markwick
Hampton Street
Engle
Ashley
George W. Engle
Ellen
Thomas Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Stewart Lewis
Mises Lottie Jenkins
Lansford
Wilkon-Barre
Liewelyn Davie
North Rebecca Avenue
New York
Long Branch
Richard Jones
D. D
Philadelphia
Bellevue
Omnes Peter and the Retaine Diaine Event
A brief notice centers on Omnes Peter and the Retaine Diaine event with unclear details and limited readable facts. The fragment mentions names and possible organizational involvement but lacks concrete dates or outcomes.
Local Social Notes Mention News and Visits
Dr Jones and many friends look forward to hearing him again in the city. Patrolman Hart reports his brother Michael Hart is seriously ill with typhoid fever at Fort Moyer hospital. Singer Watkin Morgan wed Miss Mary Jenkins at the bride’s home on Monday evening. Rev H M Harrie officiated, they reside at 1507 Washburn Street. Mrs Gomer Price returns from Asbury Park. Mrs Jumen Eyans visits Pittston. Arthur Thomas leaves for Stroudsburg to reside. Mrs Willan Dutin and children return from a visit with Mr and Mrs Tedac Harris. Thomas Jenkins improves after rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnritage
Eneglish
Jones
Janes Hart
Michael Hart
Thirteenth Regiment
Fort Moyer Hoenital
Watkin Morgan
Washburn Street
Mary Jenkins
Taylor
HM. H. Harrie
Calvary Baptist Church
Gomer Price
South Syde Park Avenue
Asbury Park
Jumen Eyans
Pittston
Jenac Williams
Arthur Thomas
Hyde Park Avenue
Stroudsburg
Willan Dutin
Tedac Harris
North Bromley Avenue
Thomas Jenkins
Luzerne Street
Residents Return From Short Visits Across Towns
Mrs Shott of Somerville N J guests of Mrs Phinny Green Ridge street returns home. Miss Minnie Peck Capouse avenue spending days Arlington. Mrs B P Pursell White Haven pacet of Mr and Mrs Overnhall Capouse avenue. Mr and Mrs Cobb and daughters Penn Marion street returned from a week at Salem. James Parker Monsey avenue returned from Genoa. Vering Bt John New York city guest of Mr and Mrs Hunt Delaware street returned home. Mrs Thomas Summerville N J visited brother Ma H Rhett Green Ridge street returned home. Mr C H Lindsay North Washington avenue spending days at Atlantic City. Miss Mabel Jayne Capouse avenue spending two weeks at Poynville. Co W Parsons Capouse avenue spending days in Wayne county. Benjamin Foster Green Ridge street spending days Wilkes-Barre. Miss Dwisy Perry Capouse avenue spending days with friends Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shott
Somerville
N. J
Phinny
Green Ridge Street
Sheldon Peckine
Plymouth
Merriman
Monsey Avenue
Dimes Atherton
Capouse Avenue
Satem
Minnie Peck
Arlington
B&. FP. Pursell
White Haven
Ovnenhall
Mra
David Cobb and Daughters
Penn
Marion Stieet
Balem
Henry Wademan
East Market Street
South Gibson
William Goodwin
Marion Street
St. Louis
James Parker
Genoa
Vering Bt
John
New York City
Hunt
Delaware Street
Mrs. Thomas
Summerville
Rhett
Cc, H. Lindsay
North Washington Avenue
Atlantic City
Mabel Jayne
Poynville
Noted social visits corrected and recapped in Tlarrisbureg
Miss Albright is visiting Mrs. Edward Swarts of Church street, not Mrs. Edward Crouse. Several residents reported return from trips and outings to Nay Aug park, Lake Artol, and Buffalo. The Green Ridge colliery will be idle today and tomorrow, resuming Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright
Tlarrisbureg
Edward Crouse
Church Street
Edward Swarts
Mabel Bliinckene
Chestnut Street
Dundaff
Edward Osterhout
Grove Street
Glenburn
Thomas Shepherd
William Reading
Leonard
WT. Loveland
Janes Keattle
Nay Aug Park
Emily
Margaret Flynn
Lake Artol
Joe Huehner
Mama Lewis
Pittston
Bryden
Daley Dawson
Buffalo
N. Y
Samuel Smith
Webster Avenue
Dawson
Chicago
Lilian Lewis
Pitteton
May Hughes
South Blakely Street
Dr. Stevens
Manley
E.W. Bishop
South Blakely
Green Ridge
Sapurdias
Noy Kellam
Lake Aric
Local marriage in Scranton at home of the couple
Mise Luggie Fischer and Rudolph C. Schaeffer were united in marriage at 8 o clock last night at the home of the bride’s tribe with Rev. Andrew Hans officiating. The groom’s sister Mike Lena Schaeffer served as bridesmaid and Charles Levert was groomsman. After a supper the couple left for New York City and will start housekeeping on Pittston Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Luggie Fischer
Locust Street
Rudolph C. Schaeffer
Pittston Avenue
Andrew Hans
St. Paul’s Church
Mike Lena Schaeffer
Charles Levert
Schaeffer
Birthday Observances For Local Brewery Manager
Philip Robinson of M. Robinson brewery turns 24 with warm congratulations from friends. Scranton Sour news society organized an evening with choir, soloists, and luncheon. James F. Beat, Hotel Peat proprietor, celebrated his birthday with intimate friends. Best and Rosen also noted for birthdays in the same week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Robinson
M. Robinson Brewery
Hve
Scranton Saenverrunde
Robin
Hotel Peat
Mr. Robinson
Best
Messrs. Best
Robinson
George Rosen
Eleventh Ward
Entertainment and Ball Arrangements at Mechler's Hall
An entertainment and ball are planned for September 28 at Mechler's hall in Petersburg featuring a program of sixteen numbers. Guth's band performed Tuesday at Indies headquarters. locals aided at a Central Park garden picnic and supported by women friends. James Hayes from Stone avenue returned from Lake Ariel. John Brown of Prospect avenue, a Scranton Gas and Water employee, killed a seven foot two inch rattlesnake at the water company dam on No 2 mountain. Arthur Dodendorf, Fred Delter, Charles Hahn and Fred Koppel depart for a three day visit to Stroudsburg. Mrs. August Mann of Pittston avenue shows slight improvement. Improvements funded by a Neptune Engine Company house council resolution on Cedar avenue began under Building Inspector Nelson, with engine and hose wagons moved to Rowardlivery near Hose quarters until completion. Planned changes include a new front, roof, concrete floors, five horse stalls replacing three, winding stairs, sliding pole and new sleeping rooms for permanent men. Will Foley of the Roaring Brook hotel visited Mauch Chunk yesterday. Mrs. Ziegler of Cedar avenue remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechler’s Hall
Petersburg
Guth
Central Park Garden
James Hayes
Stone Avenue
Lake Ariel
John Brown
Prospect Avenue
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Water Company
No. & Mountain
Arthur Dodendorf
Fred Delter
Charles Hahn
Fred Koppel
Stroudeburg
August Mann
Pittston Avenue
Neptune Engine Company
Cedar Avenue
Nelson
Rowara
Hose Company
South Scranton
Will Foley
Roaring Brook
Mauch Chunk
Ziegler
Obituary notices for Albert Harris and two local deaths
Albert R K Harris aged 57 died at 915 Pine Street after an eighteen month illness from fatty degeneration of the heart. Born in Germany he came to Scranton via Elmira and ran a leading Lackawanna avenue millinery store before retirement to auction and commission work. Survived by his wife Rosella Brown and five children. funeral Sunday. Also mentioned are the infant son of John Neher who died of whooping cough and John Crossin who died at Lackawanna Hospital after a fall on Lackawanna Avenue. Crossin was 45 and formerly an engineer for the DL&W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert RK. Harris
Pine Street
Mr. Harris
Germany
Elmira
Scranton
Rosella Brown
Moses Brown
Lackawanna Avenue
Harris
Hanna
Frieda
Guitell
Herman
I. L. Harris
John Neher
Cedar Avenue
Reeser
John Crossin
Hyde Park Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Perjury Charge Drops on Pearl Street Pair
Alderman Leates jailed Michael Davitt of Pear street on $500 bail for perjury. Richard Fleming alleged Davitt as bondsman for James and Andrew Silcar, arrested July 16 for common scolds and assault. Hearings in Alderman Ruddy's court set the defendants at $800 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leates
Michael Davitt
Pear Street
Richard Fleming
Fleming
James Silcarr
Andrew
Ruddy
Davitt
Return of Drugelet F and Mrs Terppe After Dalton Visit
Mrs Terppe’s condition shows slight improvement after a Dalton trip. Indications point to removal to the city on Saturday not harming her recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terppe
Dalton
Outrage and Storm Mark Town News This Week
Mrs George Roberts and daughters Cora and May plan their return home after a visit. An elderly man named Thomas Burke was brutally attacked while returning home, left unconscious, and he died soon after. A violent electric storm struck the town, igniting furniture and burning a signal box, with several windows shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roberts
Cora
May
Lome
Thomas Burke
Larke
Joseph Sarricks
Bandy Run
James Powell
John St. John
Black Street
Awnteh
Various Local Notices From Pittston Area
Community notices include acknowledgments of kindness from John Fruechtel of Pittston avenue after bereavement, church and veterans group recognitions, the William Connell Hose company’s weekly drills, and leadership changes in Company A of the Thirteenth Regiment. Also reported are visits, travel, and social updates from area residents, plus South Side Pleasure club officer election results and membership details.
Local notes from Factoryville and area events
Dr Paul Wilson of New York is spending a two week vacation with his parents in Factoryville. Mrs Eliya Worden moves to a farm near Lake Sheridan. At the Tunkhannock Republican convention the ticket nominated for congress EB Jordan and Charles Russell for county treasurer and Doctor Dennison as associate judge with J P Russell. Rev G H Button moves his office to Doctor Heller's building on Main Street. Crandall and Randall presented Uncle Tom's Cabin to a good audience. Dell Lindley handles business matters in Connecticut. Rebekah lodge cancels picnic for Rebekah day revise date to September 20 sovereign grand lodge set. Town to attend soldiers reunion at Lake Carey circle picnic there Friday. Odd Fellows picnic by Academy grove Sept 1 with clam meal. About thirty visitors from Scranton Philadelphia Wilkes Barre Pittston and New York summered at Keystone academy. J D Green of Wyoming lost a $12 check at Green family reunion. County Commissioner Chase and family stayed at Windpfahl Pond cottages. Some error on the part of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wilson
New York
Eliya Worden
Lake Sheridan
Tunkhannock
Congress
J. Jordan
Charles Russell
Doctor Dennison
J. P. Russell
G. H. Button
Doctor Heller
Main Street
East Mountain Lithia Water Company
Crandall & Randall
Dell Lindley
Connecticut
Rebekah Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Rebekah
Lake Carey
Academy Grove
Scranton
Philadelphia
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Keystone Academy
J. D. Green
Wyoming
Pittston Bank
Chase
Stanton
Windpfahl Pond
One of These Days Yet He Smiles in Waiting
A reflective piece recalls a man no longer young, shading from a dusty pane and recalling a boyhood run. He endures with a quiet smile, dreaming of "one of these days" as days grow brighter yet distant.
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Scranton
Globe Warehouse
Odds and Ends
West Scranton
D. P. Williams
Omnes
Peter and
Ithe
Co. W. Parsons
Wayne County
Benjamin Foster
Dwisy Perry
Capoure Avenue
Dunmore
Miss Fischer
R. ©. Schaeffer
Andrew Haas
James Best
Neptune's
Lyceum Theatre
Hoyt’s
Mr. Chay
Hoyt
The
Academy OF Music
Syiya
Belasco & Fyles
Julius Cahn
John Fruechtel
Tribune
W. A. North
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Junger Minennerchor
Quartette
Lydia Nordt
Mia
John Treaster
Fred Herrman
Jacob Enrich
Fruchtel
South Washington Avenue
John Kuhn
Cherry Street
George Heusner
August Ridenback
Pleventh
William Godshall
Lake Winola
Mike Edna Klauminger
Wilkea-Barre
William Rader
Birch Street
Marvich Chunk
Fred Storr
Alvior Street
A. F. Kraus
Alder Street
Anna Grabner
Honesdale
Siegie Thosar
Shickshinny
Edward Gardner
Hawley
Kimmo Heter
Elm Street
Freeland
South Side Pleasure Club
William Buchner
Fred Scheuler
Henry Buchner
John C. Young
Oscar C. Spitzer
Spring Lake Beach, N. J
Teve
Monmouth House
Spring Lake Beach
R. H. Yard
Prop
H. M. Clark
M'e'r
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway End
Eleventh St
New Yorty
Grace Church
Metropelia
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Eerie
Hotel Albert
11Th ST
University Place
Broadway
Wolf & Wenzel
Age Adams Ave
Court Houss
Richardson - Saris Furnaess
the Tribune
FE. L. Watkins
Moosic
Edwin Cane
Myrtle
Pawpaw
Ill
P. B. Walters
BE. G. Mercur
J. A. Heller
Washington Sar
Chaar
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