West Scranton events clash over vigilance committee caucus rules
Voters in the Fifteenth ward debated caucus date and voting method with factions opposing Crawford county open-ballot plans. Candidates Oliver, Jones, Moses filed. others registered. next week may bring another meeting as issues persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Fifteenth Ward
Moses
South Main Avenue
Vigilance Committee
Crawford County
Oliver
Jones
Mosers
Fellows
Morgan
Williams
Dantel Harris
Joseph Oliver
Floritia T. Fellows
David M. Jones
Halward Williame
Aldersman
Daniil Moses
Thomas T. Mirgan
Register— Fire
David 8
James
Morran Bevan
Fred Cartright and Margaret Thomas to Wed in Braddock
Fred Cartright physical director of the Hraddock exymnasium and Miss Margaret Thomas former I C S employee will wed at 9 this morning at the bride’s sister Mrs Alfred Roberte 223 North Rebecca avenue Teo Pastor Thoma de Gritchy will perform the ceremony Only near relatives present Afterward the couple will depart for New York and Philadelphia and reside in Braddock Cartright once worked in The Tribune press room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cartright
Hraddock
Exymnasium
Margaret Thomas
International Correspondence Schools
Alfred Roberte
Rebecca Avenue
Teo. Thoma de Gritchy
Jackson Street
Youre Counle
New York
Philadelphia
Braddock
Cartright
Tribune Prese
Funeral of Mrs John X Davis
The funeral of the late Mrs John X Davis was held with rites attended by family and friends. Reverend officiants led services at the family church, followed by interment in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
John X
Funeral Services Held for Davie at Local Residence
Rev. David Jones of the First Welsh Congregational church and Pastor EB A Boyl of the Plymouth Congregational church led yesterday’s large service at 53 North Hyde Park Avenue. Pallbearers named were Richard Williams, David D. Evans, James Davia, Evan P Davies, Thomas Lewis and David Williams. Burial followed at Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
North
Hyde Park Avenue
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
EB. A. Boyl
Plymouth Congregational Church
Richard Williame
David D. Evans
James Davia
Evan FP
Davies
Thomas Lewis
David Williama
Washburn Street
Robbery on Scranton Street Victim Struck by Attacker
George Mussell of 209 Edwards Court was robbed Saturday night on Tenth Street near Scranton when a burly Black man struck him, knocked him unconscious, and stole $15 and a silver watch before fleeing. Mussell recovered and pursued briefly. police notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mussell
Edwards Court
Central City
Tenth Street
Scranton Street
Russell
Vie Ascallant
Russells
Union Missionary Meeting In Weert Beranton Tonight
The Congregational churches of Weert Beranton hold a union missionary meeting this evening at the First Welsh Congregational church on South Main avenue starting at 7.50. Rev W C Wilcox Rev Charles C Creegan of New York and Rev T C Edwards D D of Kingston will speak. Wilcox, a South African missionary, has worked there sixteen years and will describe the British Boer War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Churches
Weert Beranton
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
W. C. Wilcox
Charles C. Creegan
New York
T. C. Edwards
D. D
Kingston
Wilcox
St Leo Battalion Nominates Officers for New Catholic Society
At a Sunday meeting of St Leo's battalion officers were nominated for the ontology term and a committee was appointed to confer with similar committees from other sodeties about a proposed Catholic society civil building. The battalion plans an annual social in St David's hall next Friday with Bauer's orchestra for dancing. Committees have been appointed to handle arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
Catholic Society
St. David's Hall
Bauer
Oyster Supper and Concert At Jackson Street Church
The Jackson Street Baptist choir will host an oyster supper next Friday at 6 o clock in the church hall with oysters served at every table. Tickets for supper and entertainment cost thirty five cents and are available at Richard Nichols' tailoring shop. An 8 o clock concert follows in the auditorium with a strong program, the proceeds to the church debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Richard Nichols
Funeral Mass for Mrs Mary Gallacher at St Patrick's
A high mass of requiem will be sung at St Patrick's church at 6 o'clock this morning for the late Mrs Mary Gallacher. Burial will be in Cathedral cemetery. Services over the remains of Mrs Mary Harr will be held at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Mary Gallacher
Turial
Mary Harr
Annual Sale of High Class Blankets
December sale features white wool blankets with Jacquard borders and varied sizes. Offers include 11-4 to 12-4 white wool blankets with discounts from regular values of up to $10.00. Premium all wool options emphasize heavy weight, soft texture, and rich color.
Colored Blanket Value Sale Announced in Ad
An advertisement promotes heavy grey all wool blankets with ornate borders at reduced prices. Various sizes and weights are offered from $2.60 quality for $1.95 to $4.50 value blankets on sale from $3.26 to $5.00, highlighting elegance and durability.
Wool Blankets and Robes Sale Prices Listed
The notice advertises 10 4 Pure Wool Scarlet Blankets at 83.25 and 11 4 Pure Wool Scarlet Mankets at 5.00, with Fancy Lap Robes normally 1.45 each being sold during the sale.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion constipation and liver and kidney issues. It claims the tonic prevents and cures stomach illnesses and serves as a specific for malaria and fever and ague. It notes to ensure a Revenue Stamp covers the bottle neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prine Revenue
Burial Notices From City Church Graveyard
A funeral service was held this morning at St. John’s German Catholic church on South Maline avenue with interment at Cathedral cemetery. Earlier, a child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willock of Frink Street was buried yesterday afternoon in Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's German Catholic Church
South Malin Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
Fred Willock
Frink Street
Washburn Street
Social and church notices and local visits in Wilkes-Barre
Clare Storms and Miss Elia Shaw visit Luzerne county residents while Arch Brown returns from Binghamton. Miner Henry Sherman injured from a roof fall with critical condition. Wedding trip returns of Mr and Mrs George Wootline. guests in Luzerne Street. Hi Bernians meeting and church activities at St Patrick's and St David's. Youth groups, Knights of Pythias reunion, and Odd Fellows events slated. lessons, socials, and building fund bake sale planned. Local names include Wootline Baldwin Coslett Thomas Edwards Oliver Peck Williams Davis Warner York Jones Randolph Acker and Dagger. Proceeds support the First Baptist church building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare M. Storms
South Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Elia Shaw
Rock Street
Luzerne County
Arch Brown
Scranton Street
Binghamton
Henry Sherman
Jackson Street
Briggs’ Shaft
George Wootline
William Baldwin
Elmira
Samuel Coslett
Luzerne Street
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Hari Gari Hall
St. Patrick's Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
St. Trenden‘s Council
Young Men‘s Institute
Mears’ Hall
Amos White
Dalton
John Brown
St. David
Order of Odd Fellows
Thomas Dickert
Lafayette Street
New York
Wales
David Owens
South Taneola Avenue
First Baptist Church
Anna Dogger
Hadith Willams
Anna Dagger
Pla
Sunday Hunting Prosecution in Roaring Brook and Providence
John H. Wilcox of Roaring Brook township arrested Joseph Costello of Providence and W H Evans of Elmhurst arrested Peter Brown of Providence for hunting on Sunday. Costello and Brown paid fines of ten dollars after hearings. both posted bail and may seek another hunting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wilcox
Roaring Brook Township
Joseph Costello
Providence
Spring Brooks
W. H. Evans
Elmhurst
Peter Brown
Alan
Meyers
Lentes
Costello
Brown
Wil
Annual concert and ball at St Marys hall to be held
An annual concert and ball is planned at St Marys Hall on Tuesday December 26 with community attendance expected and local organizers noting festive program and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nual
S J. Mary's Hall
Local residents swept up after home fall injures Maple Street resident
Mice Carrie Blatter of Maple Street injured at her home last Saturday when she fell down cellar stairs. She received a deep head wound treated with a head dressing by Dr. Quinn. Other notes list residents traveling to Danville and New York City, visiting friends in New Hampshire, or staying with relatives on Beech, Cedar, Palm, Crown, and Olyphant streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Blatter
Maple Street
John Walker
Throop
Beech Street
Ellin Breen
Jermyn
Crown Avenue
Durkin
Palm Street
James Casey
Misa Hoban
Olyphant
Michael Howard
Cedar Avenue
Pea Coal Sold at $1 25 a Ton for Local Delivery
Coal dealer advertises pea coal at 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders to C, BR, Sharkey at 1914 Cedar. phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Coal
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
Sharkey
Green Ridge notices on meetings and markets
Community updates from Green Ridge marke t include election of officers at Heptasophs lodge Masonic hall and a mass meeting in the Library building on water concerns with Providence Gas and Water Co. speakers include Rev Ford Dr Logan and professors. Also listings for blue point oysters and sessions at As bury church and Presbyterian church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Slack
Penn Avenue
Green Ridge Market
Green Ridge Lodge of
Heptasophs
Masonic Hall
Carr
Green Ridge
Providence Gas and Water Company
W. J. Ford
Logan
Burdick and
Hawker
St Mary's Church Plans New Steeple on Chestnut Street
Parishioners of St Marys Catholic church vote to erect a new steeple on Chestnut Street after a Sunday meeting in the Library details pro and con discussions. The pastor Rev M B Dolan aims to complete the project soon to enhance both beauty and thoroughness of the church facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Chestnut Street
M. B. Donlan
Appointment at Neptune Howe rooms on Drinker Street
John Van Horan is named permanent man at Neptune Howe company rooms on Drinker street. The piece notes a theater performance of St. Anthony of Padova in Washington hall last evening drawing a large audience. Regular school board meeting set for this evening covers routine business and several deferred exonerations. A grand ball by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows hall is planned for Friday evening, Jan. 1 to aid James McGarty. Council holds its regular monthly session tonight in the borough. Mrs. William Weber of Pittston visits Dudley street hosts Mr. and Mrs. William Baird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Horan
Neptune Howe Company
Drinker Street
Padova
Washington Hall
Order of
Odd Pellows
James McGarty
William Weber
Pittston
William Baird
Dudley Street
Rumor Swirls About New Project Near No 10 Drift
In Minooka speculation runs about a new installation near the abandoned No 10 drift with rumors ranging from a desilicating facility to a power works site. Miss Rose Kane of Wilkes-Barre visits Miss Mary Goasat of Greenwood. Mr and Mrs James Dorsey of Wilkens Barre spent Sunday with the latter's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kane
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Goasat
Greenwood
James Dorsey
Wilkens
Happenings in North Scranton Clergy Rally and Mine Party
A missionary rally at Providence Welsh Congregational church on West Market street featured addresses by Rev. Dr. Crugan of Boston Rev. F C Edwards of Kingston and Rev. Mr Wilcox of Natal South Africa. A rally is planned at First Welsh Congregational church in West Scranton next Tuesday evening followed by a Pleasant Mine party and entertainment at St Marys Hall tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Welsh Congregational Church
Green Ridge
Pleasant Mine
St. Mary’s Hall
Green Ridge Conclave Elects Officers For Year
Green Ridge Conclave No. 199 of the Independent Order of Heptasophs held a meeting last evening electing officers for the coming year. Two new members were initiated and four membership proposals were received. Officers selected include Archon John S. Addyiman Pro vost B. A. Breig Prelate Jacob G. Geiner Inspector Charles Doleehaugh Financier J. W. Carpenter Secretary F. OH Warner Treasurer E. 9. Stevens Sentinel Robert B P Sykes Warden George Miller Trustees Joseph F. Hangl Henry S. Heist and W. E. Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Order of Heptasophs
Archon
John S. Addyiman
B. A. Breig
Jacob GG. Geiner
Charles Doleehaugh
J. W. Carpenter
F. OH. Warner
E. 9. Stevena
E. 9. Stevena’ Sentinel
Robert BP. Sykes
George Miller
Joseph F. Hangl
Henrys. Heist
W. E. Greeley
Miner guides party through Sterrs No 7 mine drill run
William Arscot led Rev and Mrs Reading Mrs Arscot Miss Powell Tessie Powell Belle Reading Georgene Arscot William Bar George Arscot Will Arscot George Miller Thomas Powell and W G Moser on a Saturday tour of Sterrs No 7 mine. The group received practical demonstrations from Arscot and his workers with two holes drilled and blesta fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arscot
Sterrs
Reading
Arstcot
Misses May Powell
Tessie Powell
Belle Reading
Georgene Arscot
William Bar
George
Will Arscot
George Miller
Thomas Powell
W.G. Moser
Entertainment by Cumberland Cornet Band in St Marys
In St Marys on Wednesday evening December 6 a Cumberland Cornet Band entertainment raises funds for Patrick Langan who has been seriously ill. The program features local and out of town talent including cornet band pieces songs dances solos duets and orchestral numbers with a social to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Cornet Band
St. Mary's
Patrick Langan
John Gallagher
Lynott and Davies
Veronica Coyne
J. J. Sherman
Mise Mary Hopkins
Messrs
Evang and
Skeff
St. Mary's Orchestra
Mosers
Cox and McHale
Cuba
H. Moileon
Thomas Coyne
Robert Milligan
Golden Rule degree conferred by Hyde Park lodge
Hyde Park lodge of 644 Fellows will confer the golden rule degree on seven members. Provident Presbyterian Church women plan their annual fall bazaar tonight and tomorrow with supper from 6 to 1 and dinner from 11 to 2. Marriage reported for Mr Those Dwyer and Miss Kathe Glynn at Holy Rosary with Rev J I O'Toole officiating. bridesmaid Miss Mame Duty and groomsman Richard Mahone. Meeting set at Alderman Fuller's office Tuesday evening December 5 between 7 and 8. Vigilant committees urged to attend ward meeting. Memorial church cantata choir to hold a general rehearsal Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Lodge
Mame
Kejeer Avenue
Richard Mahone
Alderman Fuller
Memorial Church
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West
Scranton
George Russell
John X. Davis
Awanta
George W. Jenkins
Eixtea
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
Sons of
S J. George
Knights of St. George
August Rehner
George 8. Miller
Henry Weisssler
Edward Kloss
John Balton
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Blue Point
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Dunmore Doings
Odd Fellows Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Scranton
Cor
Timmensy
Aol
Avery
Ike
Aly
Scranton, Pa
Matthews Bros.and
McGarrah & Thomas, Drugg Sta
Wyoming Avenue
Kersey
the Scranton Bedding Company
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
John H. Phelf
Poarmacit
Spruce
Billy S. Clifford
Huthland
John J. McNally
Rogers Bros
Wall Street
Henry B. Hains
Wim. A. Brady
Satan
Arthur C. Alston
Marie Corel
Myatlerem
Theator
We. Children
Academy OF Fusic
Hurgusder & Bis
Lessees
H.R. Long
Uurt
Matinees
Rose Sydell
London Belles
BOW Ton Big
Extravaganza CO
Paulson
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