Palma era gifts for holiday decorating
T B McClintock received a large set of Palma era items suitable for holiday presents and interior decorating, adding festive stock to the shop.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1894
Page
3
T B McClintock received a large set of Palma era items suitable for holiday presents and interior decorating, adding festive stock to the shop.
Announcement urges readers to visit the store on Court Street and Diamond to secure a free package of a noted product. Colonial Food Co. promotes Weber items and claims superior quality and no rival. Guernsey Bros referenced in the ad context.
A social at T. H. Dale's home on North Main Ave by Simpson Methodist church featured piano solos by Allan Bauer and Arthur Summerhill, a shadow pantomime, and a humorous poem read by Mr Dale. Y M L instal led officers in Co-Operative hall with 210 members and a banquet. other events include Washburn Street Presbyterian church ladies class entertainment and various local notices.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad company paid its employees at the Storrs shaft yesterday afternoon. A Park Place Methodist church fair drew a large crowd with performances by local entertainers and a donation from the Ladies' Aid society.
The Tribune will publish a four part collection outlining Scranton’s wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests. The book style edition will include photogravure views of public buildings blocks and streets with portraits of leading citizens to attract new visitors and advertise the city. Representatives will call on those named and residents may leave notices at the office for portraits. Richard F. Lindsay 822 Mulberry Street or Powell's Music Store handles terms.
A blacksmith shop at the Stafford colliery owned by William Connell & Co. burned yesterday afternoon. The surface buildings, including the engine house and shop, were newly built and the loss may reach $1000. Water plugs were absent, hindering suppression. The article suggests either a passing Delaware and Hudson train spark or deliberate arson as causes.
There are still a few more lots left at a low price. Arthur Frothingham, Office, Theater Lobby, Grilli's new Photo Studio ground floor, 20 Wyoming avenue.
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