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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1894

Page

3

Dunmore notices highlight local events and obituaries

Dunmore residents report all night lights during a borough debate on municipal power. Mrs A D Blackington and Miss Blanch Blues return from New York. John Glencrosa funeral set at 2 pm with Rev A Th Nell officiating. Georgie Colvin dies in Scranton aged 81 with services planned in Green Ridge and Nicholson.

Liszle Kraus Waverly Nicholsow Episcopal Church A. D. Blackington Miss Blanch Blues New York City Robert Greeley Prompton Wayne County W. E. Greeley Laat Fred Dreyer The Loyal Legion Ed. Beyea Harry Young William Jones Elmhurst Loyal Legion Hall Dunmore Burgees Dugan

Invention by John T. Jones Patent Ale Condenser

John T. Jones, hotel keeper on North Bromley avenue, has secured a patent for an ale condenser and cooler. The device uses a double faucet to separate froth from condensed ale and keeps the liquid cold with a coil and ice behind the faucet. Jones has received inquiries about the patent price but has not decided whether to license or produce it himself. The article also notes local entertainment and funeral notices from the West Side, including James Jenkins and others and various social events and readings.

John T. Jonez North Bromley Avenue Janis Mr. Jones Fim

New Gas Store Sets Competitive Prices

Local gas station announces readiness to match prices with any competitor. Company emphasizes value and customer savings while inviting drivers to compare rates across nearby outlets.

Frothingham Plants 40-Year-Old Maple in Court House Park

Arthur Frothingham will plant a forty foot high maple in Court House Park near the Columbus statue this morning. The tree, about thirty years old and one foot thick, will be moved with a patent machine from the Moosle mountains, preserving roots and stabilizing soil. The project aims to provide shade for generations and follows a proven method used in World’s Fair grounds and several cities across the country.

Arthur Frothingham Court House Park Columbus Moosle Mountains Chicago Rochester N. Y Lake Avenue Paris Boston Syracuse Albany Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Pittsburg

North End Notes and Local Tidings

L L Bright of Market street suffers the grippe. The Christian chapel choir prepares a Santa Claus on Time cantata for Christmas Eve. Mrs Frances A Snyder of Green Ridge street visits her son in Binghamton. Funeral for William Marshall of Wayne avenue held at Primitive Methodist church led by Rev Daniel Savage. Rev George W Muckley spoke at Christian chapel. board of church extension reported aid to about 290 churches in ten years and $350 collected, with a Plymouth address raising about $900. Peace restored in Patrick Connolly's domicle after bail and court actions over non-support and wages of their minor children. Connolly signed an agreement on a later hearing. Elm Park church Ladies Aid to host anniversary dinner on Thursday Dec 14 from noon to 2. Turkey oysters and seasonable fare to be served. notices include Catholic Prayer Books and Pratt's Hook Store.

L. L. Bright Market Street Christian Chapel Santa Claus Frances A. Snyder Green Ridge Street Binghamton William Marshall Wayne Avenus Primitive Methodist Church Daniel Savage Main Avenue George W. Muckley Kansas City Board of Church Extension D. M. Kinter Mr. Muckley Muckley Plymouth Patrick Connolly Leggetts Street Connolly Horan

Court May Seek Injunction Over Traction Tracks

South Side news reports Beech Street property owners plan to ask the court to enjoin further grading work by the Traction Company if street improvements are not done to their satisfaction. Councillor Charles Westprahl vows to resolve the dispute quickly.

Beech Street Traction Company Poiate Charles Westprahl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norton's Wyoming Ave Globe Snow Weston Mill Co Garney, Brown & Co Mfl Court House Square Scranton Lim Washington Avenue Blanchard Pratt's Book Store Scott Art Gallery Linden and Adams Avenue BL Scott, JR Pratt's T. DB. McClintock Beautiful Juvenile Books Pratts ‘Book Store John T. Jones Whistler Williams James Jenkins Father Jenkins Willam O. Jenkins Lafayette Street Warren G. Partridge Penn Avenue Washburn Street George Coombs John Davis Richard Howells Charles Coombs David James David Owens St. Leo's Battalion Mears’ Hall P. F. McNally Am Winling Howell Davies Mra BH F. Jayne Margaret Reynolds Harriet Ward Richard Thomas Rey BT. Jayne Mesars McNulty and Evans Whistler Thiehen Williams Enareh Wailliais Chaser Cadwean Edwin Bowen Edith Davies Thomas Abram Edith Heckel Fannie Jones John H. Phillips Sarah Evans Gertie Kotrner North Lincoln Avenue M. A. Varmes North Hyde Pork Avenue Kingston Green South Main Avenue Haydn Ashley Mauch Chunk Bert Smith Carbondale North Main Avenue Thomas G. Thomas Lafitn Alfred Jones Wilkes-Barre Gwilym A. Williams George Warner Ladies’ Aid Society Washburn Street Presbyterian Church James Jones Byron Street Simpson Epworth League Elvira Harris Hyde Park Avenue William Arthur Robert's Court Mount Pleasant C. Logan St. David's Hall Logan Frank B. Brink McKeever's Lane Sanborn Misslon Andrew Eldred Philadelphia Bromley Avenue Brewery No. 14 Acore Leitner Thomas Walter Davis Honora Kearn Garfield Aveniue Hyde Park Catholic St. Patrick’s Church J. B. Dunne Desten West Side Business Directory Starner N. Bush Price Street Revere W. Mieson & Co Pine Grocerien J. ©. King Jackson Street Wall Paper Fred Reynolds William JD. Griffiths North Miii Avenue R. EB. Davin Dewler Atvle Clarke's Luce Bros California Kkgwe North End Elm Park Church Pratt's Hook News OF the South Side Stillwater Olympic Mayflowers Minooka Thomas Hopkins New York Prospect Avenue Columbia Council Young Men's Institute Germania Hall Malcolm Johnston Crown Avenue Europe Fred Crogan Crogan Scranton Brewing Company Fred Hug Pittston Avenue Martha Pitt Wyoming Avenue Hood Columbia Avenue Omce Theater Griffin Jurisch's Epruce Street Aluminum Almana Holiday Presents China Hall Weichel & Millar Spruce St Lackawanna Avenue Millinery Department Black Oxford E.m.hetzel Lacka. Ave Aetaskate Clanence A . Florey's Tam Liv Mi Sian Hamlet FOR Lackawanna Franklin Ave Free Franklin Avenue Childs Ergy Crete Adair Steel Club Penn Clothing and Shoe House Complete Outfitters S. L. Gallen
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