Local Residents Return from Travels and Visits
A flurry of names notes residents returning from trips and visits. T. P. Wendover and T. C. Watres journeyed on business or to see friends, while James Gearhart returns west to Lock Haven. Others visit relatives or vacation at Lake Underwood, Lake Poyntelle, or abroad in Glasgow and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Wendover
Adams Avenue
I S
New York City
E. S. Deckerta
Susquehanna
James Gearhart
Lock Haven
Tsue
T. C. Watres
Stroudsburg
Misses Jacobs
New York
Wihog
Gallen
Monroe
Marshall Keller
George Bishop
Carbon- Co
J. Carter
the Valley House
Wilkes-Barre
Edith G. May
Mise
Maud E. Hinsdell
H. Hinsdell
Syracuse
Wyoming
Edmund Pellest
Philadelphia
Capouse Avenue
Robert von Storch
Lake Underwood
George Weed
Franklin Avenue
Lake Poyntelle
Montrose
Morne Kind
Coot Wagonhorst
University of Pennzyland
Beranten
Yester
Kittle Cosgrove
Wilkes-Harre
Ella McGowan
Avoca
Magele L’skin
Flrat Street
George E. Fritchey
Ontario and Western Railroad
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
John Jenking
Jennie
Sadie Edwards
Edwardsdal
M. P. Daniels
Division Street
E. H. Shurtleff
Glasgow
Edinburgh
London
F. P. Doty
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Ocean Grove
Warren G. Partridge
Scarboro Head
New Fire Limits Not Extended Beyond Present Plan
The special committee met to review the fire limits ordinance. Boundaries run along Jefferson avenue Vine street and the Lackawanna River to define where non combustibles may be used. They will keep the ordinance as is with a new clause for fire walls in multi residence buildings. Also notice of Scranton Business College Visitors Evening later this week with music by Lawrence's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
J. E. Howie
C. E. Chittenden
Committee of Select Council
Jefferson Avenue
Vine Street
Ninth Ward
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Aald
Lackawanna River
Begin
Ohe
Roche
Scranton Business College
Lawrence
Messrs
Huck & Whitmore
E. Grewer
Philadelphia
Old Postoffice
Pennvenue
Spruce Te
University of Pennsylvania
Percen
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Symroom
DR. E. Grewber
Old Post Office
Spruce Street
Scranton
Judiciary Committee Recommends City Accept Abington Verdict
The judiciary committee of select council voted to urge the mayor to accept the lower court ruling in the Abington Turnpike case against Scranton. Voters and residents urged appealing to the supreme court to avoid further costly litigation, but the committee ruled the lower court decision fair and final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee of Select Council
Abington Turnpike Company
Providence
Turnpike Company
Toll Gate Company
Supreme Court
Jong
Loftus
Major Fish
Atherton
Sanderson
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committees
Local hearing ends in light admonition for temperance case
South Side John Reap arrested on a wife sworn warrant and brought before Alderman C C Donovan for a hearing. Reap blamed for violence after a beer incident and received a lecture on intemperance before case was dismissed and couple told to cease bickering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reap
Connell Park
C. C. Donovan
Reap
Julia Gardner
Pittston
Owen Melvin
Remington Avenue
Thomas F. McDonough
Saratoga
Minooka
Evangelist Schiveren
Mies Edna Klauminger
Pittston Avenue
Miag Lillie Koch
New York
Barber John Zang
Wilkes-Barre
G. Boland
Stone Avenue
New York City
Margaret Lahey
Prospect Avenue
Richard Zulager
Maple Street
Barber FG. Gilbert
River Street
Cedar Avenue
Emily Rawson
Greenwood
Montrose
North End Gathers Local Travel and Returns
Mrs Thomas Morgan and children return from vacation in Susquehanna county. Marvin Carter and John McDonnell traveled through New York state by bicycle. Bulgarian Theodore Vlademiroff spoke at Providence Methodist Episcopal church. Rev George J Guild back from Europe. Mrs Dolph Atherton and Mr Atherton return from New York City. Others report trips to Harrisburg Lake Como and Lake Winola. Morgan Watkins closes barber shop and joins Central City staff. Edward Creillin resumes work after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morgan
Church Avenue
Susquehanna County
Marvin Carter
John McDonnell
New York State
Theodore Vlademiroff
North End
Episcopal Church
George J. Guild
Europe
Dolph Atherton
Court Street
New York City
B. Atherton
Edward Roderick
North Main Avenue
West Market Street
Harrisbore
Rose Underwood
Ruth Jackson
Lake Como
Emma Wilson
Oak Street
Lake Winoola
Morgan Watkins
Local residents recall Bald Mount excursion and Loyal Legion meeting
Miss Sarah Warner returns to Nanticoke after visiting Mrs. G Maloney. A group from this place enjoyed Bald Mount scenery and breezes yesterday. Loyal Legion meeting planned with no programme yet. attendees expected an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Warner
G. 8.Maloney
Nanticoke
Bald Mount
The
Loyal Legion
Pelt Ntsrenlag Ax
Fire companies delayed by machinery and horses in city blaze
A local fire at Crystals and Nay Augs drew late responses from Twe Hook and Ladder, Crystals, and Nay Augs due to horse illness and a single permanent man at Nay Augs. Alderman Millar received a false call of a four bells exchange, while Mrs. Phoebe Poyers displayed a night blooming jessamine at 24 Franklin Avenue. George S. Kingsbury, a Wy oming House regular, is noted for his disciplined routine, and Mrs. F E Museelmann reports a large blooming cereus at 409 Breaker Street. Rev. George F E Guild arrived from Europe after a June 26 voyage, welcomed by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe Hook and Ladder
Hook and Ladder
Phoebe Poyers
Franklin Avenue
F. EE. Museelmann
Breaker Street
Green Ridge
Carbondale Tennis Opens With Singles Contests at Farview
The Carbondale tournament began at Farview with singles matches and previews the Delaware and Hudson cup decision between W. W. Johnson and the eventual challenger. Rain halted further play and no doubles were completed though finals and doubles were slated for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Farview
W. W. Johnson
Qreaterday
Scranton
Honesdale
N.C. Moon
Nol. Moon
Co. Fuller
Fuller
Moon
W. C. Niven
South Pittsburg
PD. Loathrope
Dd. L. Crane
Lathrope
Crane
George Lathrope
H. Torrance
Torrance
Flfs Fuller
Charles Orchard
Orchard
M. Dpd
Lunthrope
F. F. Fuller
Torrence
T. C. Fuller
Moon-Crane
Railroad Notes and Electric Conversion Plans Highlight July Bulletin
The July bulletin reports $6750 paid for natural cause death benefits. no accidents deaths, a first in 73 months. Pennsylvania Railroad plans convert a New Brunswick branch to an electric road to Millstone. Freight demand grows, car scarcity causes delays, rates largely steady with some cuts. Tilinola Central faces $1.6 million track upgrades for Chicago mayor demands in exchange for city land. St Paul Railroad outlook favorable as crop reports improve and wheat threshing progresses. Company annual report due in two weeks. board meeting to consider dividends on Sept 12. Electric City Equitable Ald Union public meeting announces open instruction on Sanderson Avenue wiening facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief Department
New Brunswick
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Millstone
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tilinola Central
Chicago
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Niagara Power Co
D. & Hi. Gravity R. R
Cassier
Bonnie Briar Bush
Augusta Evans
Inez and
Macaria
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill
Reeve Jones
Isaac Stas
Hiss Stud
the Judiciary Committee
Vigin
Coxe
Ctty
Cusick
Weat Market Street
Winton Homestead
Ward
Peyton
Walsh
Haggerty
Gamewell Fire Alarm Company of
Gaynor Company
Louieville
Universal Company of
Camden
Healey
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
UN Social
Mary J. Loughney
Alice and
Amelia Guest
Annie Judge
Lackawanna Township
Moose
Profeso
T. T. Osborne
Modsile
South Side
Dunmore
Alderman Millar
Bily
Wyoming House
George
Kingsbury
George FE. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
City
Guild
Clark and Burnham
D. B. Atherton
Walla
Lacka
Cence
Bovinine
Mason
Delly Glasses
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Schanke
Koehler
ODD Fellows
Masons
P.O B
A. G
Sof V
Tak Tai Buae
Hegrem
Wilms &D
Scranton Tribune
Lackawanna Agena
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
the Scranton Training
Scranton, PA
Scranton Training School
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
Railroad Notes
Electric City Equitable Ald Union
Mears
Hagen
Tribune
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scraaten, Pa
Wellbach Light
Wey
Maine
Capads
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St Paul
Canadian
United States
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
V. Skinner
Broadway
York
Pierce's Market
Penn Aye
DR. Long
Old Haymarket Square
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