Day's Doings of North Scranton
They visit his home and present a gold Christian Endeavor badge. John Phillips Sunday School class goes to Lake Winola today. A surprise party for Miss Laura Duggan honors David Williams who leaves for college in September. Dozens attend, with many Evans Lewis Williams and Jones families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavid
Williams
William, Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Dollege
Mr. Williams
Christian Endeavor
Society
Misses Fusa Jones
Margaret Lewis
Mary Evans
Hattie Evans
Odgen Jones
Sadie Jones
Phoebe Evans
Janet Lewis
Busle Davis
Mary J. Davis
Lisaie Willams
Viola Williams
Margaret M. Williams
Janet Jenkins
Carrie Lewis
Elizabeth Price
William Fray
T. Myrddin Jones
Emlyn Jones
Evan Lewis
James Lewis
William Lewis
William Davis
Lewis Davis
Arthur Williams
T. John Witchings
John Simmons
Oswald Price
Paul Evans
Richard Williams
Robert Williams
Mr. Griffiths
West Side
David J. Williams
Garfield Davis
William Bevan
Thomas Crier
Mr. Fray
Surprise party at patrolman Duggan home
A group of friends visited Patrolman Duggan Thursday night and surprised his daughter Laura. Attendees included Clara McNish Mary Finnerty Agnes Slowey Mary May Mary Gallagher Lizzie Burke Nellie McDonald Agnes Boyd Laura Duggan John Roland Edward Horan Joseph Boyd Joseph Walsh John McCarty Michael McDonough Patrick Walsh John Mc Davitt John Boyd Bernard Duggan Thomas Duggan and John Dugan jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan
Laura
Clara McNish
Mary Finnerty
Agnes Slowey
Mary May
Mary Gallagher
Lizzie Burke
Nellie McDonald
Agnes Boyd
Laura Duggan
Messrs
John Roland
Edward Horan
Joseph Boyd
Joseph Walsh
John McCarty
Michael McDonough
Patrick Walsh
John McDavitt
John Boyd
Bernard Duggan
Thomas Duggan
John Dugan, Jr
Class excursion from Puritan Congregational Sunday School
John Phillips teacher of clase 3 takes his pupils on an excursion to Lake Winola today. The clase includes Mrs John Phillips Mrs Traac Jones Mrs Florence Davis Mrs Jennie Jones Mrs Margaret Foulkes Mrs Annie Humphreys Mrs Lizzie Edwards Mrs Rachel Davie Mrs Annie Teese Misses Hattle Sharpless Martha Neese Lizzie Evans Nellie Foulks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phillips
Clase
Puritan Congregational Sunday School
Lake Winola
Traac Jones
Florence Davis
Jennie Jones
Margaret Foulkes
Annie Humphreys
Lizzie Edwards
Rachel Davie
Annie Teese
Hattle Sharpless
Martha Neese
Lizzie Evans
Nellie Foulks
Primitive Methodist Church Schedules A Week Of Services
The Primitive Methodist church plans morning and evening services with communion after the evening sermon. Bible study at 3 p m led by Evan R Reese. Young People Society meets Tuesday evening under Rev Charles Prosser with several leagues scheduled. A lawn social is planned on Wednesday September 7 on the parsonage lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Evan R. Reese
The
Young People’s Society
Primitive Methodist Church
Fast Market Street
Charles Prosser
Partor
Wesley League
W. Maynard
H. Maynard
C. Prosser
Rev. C. Prosser
Abraham Lincoln
Primiive Methodist Church
Farmer and Huckster At It on North Washington Ave
A farmer, A H Rodney, and his wife collide with Nineteenth ward huckster Patrick Reilly after a melon throwing dispute. Reilly allegedly struck Rodney with stones and knocked his wife, while Rodney’s horse suffered a belly injury. Reilly posted $100 bail on two assault charges as Alderman Millar ordered him held for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Rodney
Washington Avenue
Patrick Reilly
Nineteenth Ward
Farmer Rodney
Elmhurst
Sonny
Mr. Rielly
Rodney
Reilly
Hewitt
Millar
Price Gauged Hosiery Ad Claims Low Saturday Deals
An old advertisement touts grey seamless ladies' hose at 9 cents per pair for Saturday, claiming a regular price of 12 cents and noting full seamless construction, double sole, all sizes, extra long, and a 12 1/2 percent value.
Ladies' Seamless Hose in Oxblood or Tan Shades
Seamed hosiery described as seamless in oxblood or tan, with double soles and medium weight fabric. Marked 12 percent content and quality indication 4c. Product appears as catalog item or ad specifying color options and construction details.
Welsh Church Union Sees Swansea Pastor Speak at Park Event
A large audience attended the Young People's Baptist union meeting at First Welsh Baptist church on South Main avenue. Dr J W Williams of Swansea Wales addressed members after a program featuring Miss Lizzie Hughes and Eliza Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Baptist Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Luther Lewis
John Evans
Lizzie Hughes
Eliza Lewis
Thomas Davis
William Mughes
Itey
J. W. Williams
Swansea
Wales
William
Pastor Matthews Returns From Vacation Preaches Sunday
Rev. F. Matthews will preach tomorrow morning and speak on Vacation Experiences in the evening. The church has raised 400 this year on the bonded debt, totaling 1000 with interest during the present pastorate. The industrial school, led by Miss Anni Morgan, opens in fall. Prayer meetings remain well attended and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Matthews
Allerhenies
Anni Morgan
Open Air Concert Tonight by Bauer's Band
The programme lists Bauer's band performing at an open air concert in the vacant lot opposite Clarke Brothers' store. Items include Alexander Overture, Wigard of the Nile, Sweet and Low, A Day and a Night in New York, Lake Winola, and The Star Spangled Banner, with various misreadings in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Clarke Brothers
Trople
Tropte
Alexander
Wigard
The
Nile
Ferbert Brass
Messia
Milee
Wilherse
Moore
Zempel
Seeees Forbert
New York
Lake Winola
Mott to Enter State College at Bellefonte
Harry Mott of Washburn street leaves with his mother Mrs. B M Foster for Bellefonte Pennsylvania where he will enter State College for a four year classical course. He begins September 15 and is a member of last year’s graduating class at the School of the Lackawanna. Mrs. Foster will reside in Bellefonte during the four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mott
Washburn Street
M. Foster
Bellefonte
State College
Mr. Mott
School of the Lackawanna
Mra. Foster
Funeral for John Crossin Held at City Church
The funeral for the late John Crossin who died at Lackawanna hospital was held yesterday from the family home on North Hyde Park avenue. A requiem high mass was celebrated at St. Patrick's church at 9 o'clock by Father Dunne. A large crowd followed the remains to Cathedral cemetery. Pall-bearers were John and Thomas Gaynor John Crossin and Austin Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crossin
Lackawanna Hospital
Hyde Park Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Father Dunne
Cathedral
John
Thomas Gaynor
Austin Duffy
Lyric quartette to sing at Nay Aug Park tomorrow
Music lovers will hear a fine vocal program by the Lyric quartette generous with talent. Members Thomas Beynon Edwin Howen Philip Warren and John Jones form the quartet well known in the city for their singing. An audience is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Park
Lyric Quartette
Thomas Beynon
Edwin Howen
Philip Warren
John Jones
Local residents on visits and returns from Lake Winola
Daniel Reere of Filmore avenue returns from a month at Lake Winola. Miss Clara Rosskelley of North Main avenue visits friends in Jermyn. Mr and Mrs Thomas Anthony of South Everett avenue spend two weeks at Lake Idlewilde. Mrs James Phillips and two children return to Pittston from a visit with Mr and Mrs Jeaae Harris on North Bromley avenue. Thomas Roberts of Morgan Thomas store returns from Lake Winola. Miss Sallie Brobat of Allentown returns from visit with Rev and Mrs A I Trumer of South Lincoln avenue. Mr Evan R Williams of Hampton street spends part of the week at Greenwood. Master Archie Miller of North Filmore avenue visits relatives in Buffalo. Mize Della Stone of Ithaca is visiting friends on this elite. Miss Jemima Jones of North Bromley avenue returns from a short stay with Greenwood friends. Dr David Jenkins covers practice for Dr Lloyd while he is out of the city. Sergeant Will Freeman of Company F returns to Camp Alger after a furlough. Miss Maury Coleman entertains friends at her North Filmore avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Reere
Filmore Avenue
Lake Winola
Clara Rosskelley
North Main Avenue
Jermyn
Thomas Anthony
South Everett Avenue
Lake Idlewilde
James Phillips
Pittston
Jeaae Harris
North Bromley Avenue
Thomas Roberts
Morgan Thomas
Jemima Jones
Greenwood
David Jenkins
Lloyd
Will Freeman
Company F
Camp Alger
Maury Coleman
North Filmore Avenue
George Kellam
Grove Street
Missea Elsie Decker
Lottie Farber
Etta Foster
Nellie van Camp
Bessie Winters
Minnie Saxton
Florence Weber
Lucy Wildes
Jennie Davis
May
Gertrude Hughes
Sindie Miller
Daisy Dawson
Edna
Dorothea Kellar
Peter Lergie
William Snyder
James Johnson
Allie Reese
Harry Belknapp
James Davidson
Matthew Jeffrey
New York
Misa Nettle Gersell
Pitston
Julia Bishop
Fifth Street
James Brennan
Elizabeth Wheeler
Minersville
Michael Bulger
Throop Street
Jessie Glencross
George Friese
Union City
Joseph Glencroes
Main Street
A. B. O'Neal
John Johnson
John Moffat
David Turnbull
Thomas Young
John Hamilton
John Palmer
Dunmore
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
Paul and
Silas
Philipi Jes
Elisha
Dothan
Leute
Injury at Scranton Traction Barn Ties Otis Alchemus Incident
Otis Alchemus of North Lincoln Avenue injured his hand while working in the Scranton Traction company barn on Linden Street. Brenner's band will hold its annual event Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Alchemus
Lincoln Avenue
Scranton Traction Company
Linden Street
Brenper
Picnic and church events mark September schedule
Evan R. Williams, student at Marietta College, will preach at Plymouth Congregational church tomorrow morning and evening. St. Mark s Lutheran Sunday school meets at Nay Ave park next Thursday. The Ancient Order of Britons plans a Mountain park excursion on September 10 with a singing contest. The funeral of Mary Davis is set for tomorrow afternoon from Hampton street residence. Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church hosts a youth led evening service with a program of recitations and singing at 6 o clock. Sumner Avenue Sabbath school picnic is planned at Nay Aug park on Wednesday. Bricks between the tracks on South Main avenue were laid yesterday. Ripple division No 35 of the Ladies of Temperance meets in Evans hall on South Main avenue tonight at 750 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp's Grove
Evan R. Williams
Marietta College
Plymouth Congregational Church
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Nay Ave Park
Ancient
Order of
Mountain Park
Mary Davis
Hampton Street
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sumner Avenue
Nay Aug Park
South Main Avenue
Ripple Division
Lone of Temperance
Evans’ Hall
Pleasant surprise party for George Kellam a Grove Street man
A large group of Kellam’s friends hosted a pleasant surprise party at his Grove Street home last night. The article lists many attendees from the Methodist Sunday school outing at Nay Aug Park and notes social visits, a forthcoming marriage, property sale, and local church services with times and speakers.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel Plans
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ives spent last Tuesday at Harveys Itke. Mrs. Angrave and Miss Bannatyne of Waterbury Conn spent Sunday and Monday at Rev. J. Banter's home. A native Japanese gave a lecture Tuesday evening. In the Methodist church Mr Sam S Shoemaker began a two week bicycle trip Friday visiting New York and other cities. Mrs. Jacobs of Newton passed through town Thursday. Helen Santee who has been visiting friends at Wyalusing returns home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ives
Harveys Itke
Angrave
Mises Helen Santee
Wyalusing
Obituary notices for Long family child Evans and Dr McLean
Mr and Mrs Harvey K Long of Tog Capouse avenue mourn their four month old son Karl Harvey Long who died after cholera infantum. Funeral today at 4 o clock private with interment in Forest Hill cemetery. Mrs John Evans of 130 Orchard Street South Scranton died yesterday aged years, survived by husband and two sons. services tomorrow with interment in Washburn cemetery. Dr B P McLean, former Scranton resident, died Thursday in Bramford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey K. Long
Tog Capouse Avenue
Karl Harvey Long
Forest Hill Cemetery
John Evans
Orchard Streel
South Scranton
Washburn Arrest
B. P. McLean
Ps City
Bramford
Murray and Corbett Seized After Disorder in Scranton Court
Patrick Murray and William Corbett, both from the Twelfth Ward, are led to jail after a disorderly confrontation at Alderman Ruddy’s court. Murray is jailed for 20 days for contempt and Corbett faces 20 days plus fines after a clash with Special Officer Taune. A scuffle ensued, with Corbett sustaining a head wound from a stove impact during the melee. Police transported both prisoners to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruddy
Patrick Murray
Willian Corbett
Murray
Corbett
Rudidy
Omcer Raune
Scranton Brewing Company
Taune
Rayne
Central Police
Ridgeway
Quinnan
Warrant Issued for McMurray in Conspiracy Case
Alderman Ruddy seeks Michael McMurray constable in his ward on charges of being part of a conspiracy to damage Michael Devitt of Pear street. McMurray and Richard Fleming allegedly plotted to arrest Devitt on perjury claims tied to bondsman status in Ruddy court. Fleming derisively dismissed Devitt as not worth a pipe, both men posting $500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruddy
Michael McMurray
Michael Devitt
Pear Street
McMurray
Richard Fleming
Devitt
Deritt
Fleming
Surprise reception for Miss Mame Lambert at 418 Whilow Street
Miss Mame Lambert enjoyed a surprise home gathering last night hosted by intimate friends at 418 Whilow Street. Attendees included Mrs. Emily Gaughan and numerous Misses and Messrs with names listed as Frances Kressell Jennie Mamie Agnes Schantz Bridget Ella Shane Kate Miller Julia Cus ky Annie Mollie Belin Emma Luther Phoenie Greiner Annie Kipus Arnold Michael Ruth B Fuhrer Josepah Lange Fred Heller man Joseph Heltler Charles Kellar Fred Christ Peter Elpua Fred Seeley A Kellar Jacob Help and Fred Heintz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Lambert
Whilow Street
Miss Lambert
Emily Gaughan
Frances Kressell
Jennie
Mamie
Agnes Schantz
Bridget
Ella Shane
Katie
Lizzie Phillips
Kate Miller
Julia Cusky
Annie
Mollie Belin
Emma Luther
Phoenie Greiner
Annie Kipus
Arnold
Michael Ruth
Club Outing Review At Harvey's Lake Partial Report
A club outing at Harvey's Lake Wednesday yielded a partial report showing the event was a good success. Local residents note visits and travels including Mrs. Conrad Watson returning from Camp Alger with her son Arthur of Company H Thirteenth Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Best
Adar Neuls
Hickory Street
Kane
Mckean County
Michael Kramer
Cedar Avenue
New York City
John Phillips
Arthur DoJfendorf
Duffey Men to Face Assault Charge After Alleged Beating
Ann Duffey accuses her husband Michael and son Joseph Duffey of assault and battery. She claims they beat her and forced her from the home, now staying with her sister on Cedar Avenue. Warrants to be served this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Joseph Duffey
Ann Duffey
Duffey
Cedar Avenue
Residents Return and Departures Noted in Green Ridge
Fred Mason of Sanderson avenue returns from Manhattan Beach. Miss Anna Gerecke of Green Ridge street switches to home Sept. 1 after Europe. Mrs. Stackhouse of Marion street returns from St. Louis. Miss Mabel Fordam of Capouse avenue comes home from Montrose after two weeks. Mrs. Atkins of Penn avenue returns from Monroe county. George Hessler of Patterson New Jersey visits Green Ridge street then goes home. Mrs. Taylor of Brooklyn visits Mrs. Arndt on Capouse avenue. George Ackerly of Marion street returns from Auburn New York. Albert Trego and family of Monsey avenue visit Gloversville New York. Attorney H. F. Reynolds back from business trip to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mason
Sanderson Avenue
Manhattan Beach
Anna Gerecke
Green Ridge Street
Europe
Stackhouse
Marion Street
St. Louis
Mabel Fordam
Capouse Avenue
Montrose
Atkins
Penn Avenue
Monroe County
George Hessler
Patterson
N. J
Taylor
Brooklyn
Arndt
George Ackerly
Auburn
N. Y
Albert Trego
Monsey Avenue
Gloversville
H. FB. Reynolds
New York City
Nye’s Liquid-White Fame Ends in Laughter
Detroit Free Press recounts James Whitcomb Riley and Bill Nye opening their season with Nye applying liquid-white makeup. Nye appears on stage with a frosted top piece and a snow white face, provoking uproar until Mrs Nye intervenes. His head is shaved, washed, and the next selection proceeds with no audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
James Whitcomb Isley
Bill Nye
Nye
Tiley
Riley
Mra. Nye
William Edgar Nye
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North Scranton
Christian Endeavorers
Miss Duggan
William Jervis
Morgan Watkins
Lizalie Davis
Wayne Avenue
Ashley
W. F. Davis
Globe Warehouse
Balbriggan
West Scranton
Baptist
Union of
First Welsh Church
Scranton Street Church
Nav Aug Park
Dalton
William Corbett
Constable McMurray
Lyceum Theatre
BIS
Ike Ong
Hoyt
Chas
Academy OF Music
UN & Reis
Nk Long
Belasco & Fyles
Julius Cah
Les Danne de Sousa
el Capitan
Little Mra
Columbia
Gaiety Theater
Davis Opera House
Broge
Rose Sydell
London Belles
Green Ridge
St. John's T. A. B. Society
Laurel Hill Park
Thomas Hughes
Alderman Donovan
A. Taylor
Plattalirg
N. C
Thomas Griffiths
Stone Avenue
Charles Hornbaker
Lake Hopatcong
Nelle O'Malley
Mary Donahoo
Helen Keating
Helen
Martin Merrick
Prospect Avenue
St. Aloysius T. A. D. Society
Father Mathew
Wilkes-Barre
J. Wn. Rite
Prank
Mr Ritz
BR. J. Ritz
Willow Street
John Bailey
South
William Neher
Spring Lake Beach, N. J
Ocean Front
Long Branch
Monmouth House
Spring Lake Beach
H. Yard
HM. Clark
M’g'r
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
St. Donia
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
gigeSere
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
Albert
11Th ST
University Place
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
Hobsons
New York Mail
Hobson
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Cervera
San Hago
Cambridge
England
Tolias Hobson
James I
London
Hooson
Tobias
St. Benet
Firet
Leutenant
Dons
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