Concert Highlights Mrs BE T Jayne In Como
Mrs BE T Jayne sang at a concert in Como Wayne county last evening. Rev N FP Stahl of Green Ridge Presbyterian church is visiting at Princeton. Attorney A A Vonburg left Tuesday for the south for several days. D C W Treverton is home from New York where he is taking a postoperative course in surgery. Fred P Smith of New York represents Smith Heating and Ventilating Co whose appliances will be used in the new high school building.
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Be.t. Jayne
Como
Wayne County
N. FP. Stahl
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Princeton
A. A. Vonburg
South
D. C
Healing Without Medicine at Andrew M. Hall
Public notices advertise a daily 2:30 PM stage healing at Music Hall called Andrew The Great. Cures claimed for cripples, deaf, and sick, with free admission and free consultations at Hotel Westminster from morning to evening.
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Andrew
Music Hall
Hotel Westminster
Central Railroad announces fastest southbound train schedule
The Central's new schedule from Nov 18 highlights train No. 12 as the fastest southbound service from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York with a Bethlehem route buffet parlor car. Scranton depart at 2:45 pm, arrive Philadelphia 6:49 pm and New York 6:00 pm.
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the Central
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Scranton
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Reading
Allentown
Bethlehem
Haston
New York
Fair at Plymouth Church Opens Women’s Fair
The Ladies' Ald Society of Plymouth Congregational church opened a two day fair and festival at 4 PM in the church chapel. Activities centered on children with booths for dolls and fancy work, a quilts table, and apron and kitchen stations. Volunteers and officers listed include Miss Jennie Lewis and Mrs. D. K. Williams. The event followed a sermon by Rev. Thomas Gell and donations from local businessmen.
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Ald Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jennie Lewis
Della P. Evans
Lisale A. Evans
Martha Vaughn
Maggie Price
Funeral of Mrs Mary Pearce in Forest Hill Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Mary Pearce wife of Francis Pearee were laid to rest in Forest Hill Cemetery yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were held at her Park Place home by Rev George L Ailrich her pastor who noted she was a charter member of Grace church and praised her Christian character. During
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Miss Jones
Victoria Jones
Reese Jones
Ninth Street
W. G. Jones
First Welsh Baptist Church
Jacob Jones
Plymouth
A. W. Cooper
Hampton Street
Metholist Episcopal Church
Mises Grace Thayer
Gertie Miller
Pittston
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Sloan and Hampton Mines
Tabernacle
Bessie Daniels
Nanticoke
W. G. Daniels
South Main Avenue
West Side
Lansford
Morgan Evans
Evans
Jacob Koch
North Bromley Avenue
Mearig Aman
William Rogers and Son
Camden
N. J
James Brown
New York
Vining
Sumner Avenue
Scranton Traction Company
Swetland Street
Bull's Head
Coons
Williams
Walter Davies
Forest Hili
Mary Pearce
Francis Pearee
Forest Hill Cemetery
Park Place
George L. Ailrich
Excelsior
George W. Davis
Lewis Drug
Lithuranian
Electric City Park
W. F. Davies
Burmah
Welsh Baptist Church
Zion
Grant Keeney
Annie
Black Walnut
Dawson
George W. Huckley
Board of
Church Extension of
Christian Church
Main Avenue
Jacob Lotz
Coal and Iron Police
Walter Zenke
Paweil Steiger
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Alderman Williams
Joseph T. Foux
Summit Avenue
Annie Williams
David Willams
Green Street
W. F. Davis
Henry Evans
Wayne Avenue
Green Ridge
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Archon
Mr. L. Burdick
Marlon Richmond
John Reese
John L. Wolfe
Sentinel
James Atherton
M. M. Bennett
J. W. Carpenter
M. L. Fine
G. E. Gibson
S.A. Addyman
J. G. van Bergen
New Haven
Conn
Anniversaries and local notices from Cedar Avenue area
Reports detail John Hefty’s nonfatal self inflicted gunshot wounds with recovery expected in days. Royal Arcanum anniversary entertainment draws crowded attendance. Local visits, church conferences, dancing classes, and hospital updates follow. Funeral notices for Lottie Hener and John Ruane Lead a day of services. Odd Fellows banquet planned with Moscow lodge guests. Edward H. Jordan to build a new business property at Prospect and Cherry.
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Moses Taylor Hospital
John Hefty
Cedar Avenue
Henry Hersley
Pittston Avenue
Philadelphia
G. A. Miller
John
John Ruane
Beech Street
Hyde Park Catholic
James Connell Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Freehan's Hall
Moscow Lodge
Edward H. Jordan
Prospect Avenue
Cherry Street
Great Reduction in Millinery at Fuller’s Shop
Trimmed and untrimmed hats offered at reduced prices. Fuller’s millinery store at 4 Spruce Street opposite the Court House advertises a sharp sale to clear stock with substantial savings for shoppers seeking stylish hats.
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Fuller
Spruce Street
Court House
Goods Stolen From in Front of the Fair
Three men stole food exhibits from the sidewalk in front of the Fair on Lackawanna Avenue. They allegedly transported the loot to Striumton flutes for an auction sale, with David Pugh named as a suspect arrested by Officers Roche and Feeney near Griffin's Wyoming Avenue studio.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Striumton Flutes
David Pugh
Roche
Feeney
Scranton's Leading Businesses to Be Catalogued Edition
The Tribune plans a carefully compiled Net of Scranton and vicinity detailing leading wholesales banking manufacturing and professional interests. The book will include photogravure views of public buildings business blocks streets and portraits of leading citizens and will serve as an unequalled advertisement for the city. Representatives will visit those named to explain the project and notices for views of residences are welcome at the office.
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Scranton
the Tribune
Eity
THE
Tribune
School House on Columbia avenue to begin at once
The $40,000 School House project on Columbia avenue is set to start immediately. A few more lots remain at low prices. Arthur Frothingham, Office, Theater Bobby, offers limited piano pupils with terms at Richard F Lindsay 82 Mulberry Street or Powell's Music Store.
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Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
Bobby
Richard F. Lindsay
Mulberry Street
Powell's Music Store
Gat Nakate
CLAR+ ENCE 'S
Paifa
Excelsior Band Annual Ball Tonight in Company Harmony
North End notes report the Excelsior band hosting its annual ball in Company Harmony tonight while local churches prepare Cantata The King in Zion and a Welsh Baptist address attends at the Welsh church.
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Wyoming
Dennison
Academy Board
Hall
Whiting's
Crane's
Norton's
Wyomlpg Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Washington
T. B. McClintock
Serantoon
Palma
Snes Bes
Colonial Food
T. Miller
Court Street
Diamond
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Grima
Wyoming Avenue
Ladies’ Ald Society
Starner
N. Buah
Price Street
North Main Avenue
Revere Standart
F. W. Mason & Co
Fred Reynolds
William D. Griffiths
North Malin Avenue
Oybters
R. EB. Davies
Roxsiens
Atyle
North Arn Avenue
Clarke’s
Grace Church
Mre
G. Smith
Elsie Brown
Will McCullough
Harry Lathrope
News OF the South Side
Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcanum Entertainment
Electric City Council
Megareel
Griffin
North End
Montana
Niger
Rexford Jewelry
Lackawanna Ave
Aluminum
Ihn
Holiday Presents
China Hall
Whichel & Millar
W Gane
Chank
Spruce St
Black
Oxford
Wyoming Ave
Millinery Department
E.m.hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Franklin Ave
Coneral Drug
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