Forty-Eighth Annual Pennsylvanian Grange Session at Lock Haven
The Pennsylvanian State Grange holds its forty eighth annual session in Lock Haven with Worthy Master W P Hil presiding. Delegates from counties across the state arrive, credentials are filed, and the day includes tours, public welcome addresses, and committee hearings. A Pomona degree ceremony and a state election of Grange officials are planned, with music from the Grange choir and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Center County
N. M. Herr
Clinton County
Pomona Grange
Pomona
Sprangers
D. GB. McWilliams
Juniata County
C.S. McCormick
Helen Johnson
Corey
Evie County
Mortimer Whitehead
State Grange
New Jersey
John Patterson
Berke County
Grange
Academy of Music
Pittston Marriage and Local Industry Updates
C E B Tinker weds Mrs Clara Stemples in Tunkhannock and the couple will reside at the bride’s home. In local industry news most collieries will pay employees between now and Saturday with portions paid today and Friday. Captain Fremont Stokes to move his family to Pittston as head of the Butler collieries.
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Clear Spring
St.vens
Seneca
Jesse Sinsign
Mr. Graham
Graham House
Graham
Frank .Gillespie
Gillespie & McGuire
Race Street
Jemima Griffith
Susquehanna Avenue
Florence
Harford News Briefs Include Death and Visit Reports
Harford correspondent notes Henry Corwin and party visiting PD and Mr Farrar. they plan to return home in Plove icia on December 10. F H Osborn visited Scranton on Saturday. The funeral of William Gillespie was held from his late home on December 1 after a long illness.
Florence Inderlied's Visit and Local Social Notes
Levanhow Tahune New Milford reports Miss Florence Inderlied visiting friends in Binghamton. Miss Maud Aldrich spent several days with Hallstead friends. Leon Roe ill with typhoid fever. Miss Beattie Howell visited Montrose friends. Mr and Mrs Aaron Aldrich entertained Nicholson guests. Mrs Albert Hellaman ill with rheumatism. Dr BD Ainey in Philadelphia. L G McCullum at Montrose. Odd Fellows lodge to meet tonight. Dr Pierce gave a noted Presbyterian lecture in New Milford reviewing Servnnton work. Iveses returned from Hallstead after visiting sons in Hallstead and Binghamton. Maud Brown hosted a society meeting. Belle Finch and daughter visited Binghamton friends.
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Levanhow Tahune
New Milford
Florence Inderlied
Binghamton
Maud Aldrich
Hallstead
Leon Roe
Beatties Howell
Montrose
Aaron Aldrich
F. BE. Benjamin
Nicholson
Albert Hellaman
BD. Cc. Ainev
Philadelphia
L. G. McCullum
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Pierce
Servnnton
Nim
BR. ON
Ives
W. Sherwood
Maud Brown
Belle Finch
Social whirl and legal worry in Scranton town
A social masquerade at Tenants hall drew over sixty attendees with vivid costumes. Local events include Mrs. Miles hosting the Ladies Aid at Universalist church, a donation to Reverend Homan, and attorney Davies handling the Scranton Dairy contract dispute as farmers pursue non-fulfillment claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopbottom
Willham Ainey
Halstead
J. M. Tiffany
George Miles
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Universalist Church
Mer. Homan
Methodist Episcopal Church Annex
Justice of the Peace
N. M. Finn
Scranton Dairy Company
Davies
Montrose
Charles Kellum
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Russell Phillips
Odd Fellows to Celebrate Twenty Ninth Anniversary
uy Augledge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows will celebrate the society's twenty ninth anniversary tomorrow evening. Several members will receive badges for twenty five years' membership including Robert Cranston James Hell John Hastie Jr John Hustle ar William Dick Conrad Shenigny John Hailstone G. W. Shales John Connor James Graham. Friends and visiting brothers will be welcome at the social after the meeting. Miss Laura Gilleck has returned from Philadelphia. The Bt Aloysius society meets this evening. Dr and Mrs A Kent of Linden Hall Centre county are guests of Mr and Mrs A P Hollister. Mr Muhy secretary Scranton Young Men's Christian association will speak at Langcliffe church Sunday evening. Improved Order of Heptasophs elected officers Arehan Harry Johnson provost Charles Johnson secretary H M Steever financier J J Morris treasurer G W Lower prelate T J O Malley inspector Leon Schlager warden N F E Hoskins sentinel D J McArdle trustees Walter Anderson W J Sammon James McFarlane. Catholic Mutual Benevolent association officers elected President Thomas Sullivan Vice president John Sheehan second vice president James Clarke financial secretary Frank Little recording secretary James Jennings marshal James Cvalegia Paul Farrell trustees Thomas Hoskins Thomas Connors. Miss Nellie Horan of Dunimwn is guest of Mr and Mrs Mheadere Hoguw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Augledge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Robert Cranston
James Hell
John Hastie, Jr
John Hustle
William Dick
Conrad Shenigny
John Hailstone
G. W. Shales
John Connor
James Graham
Laura Gilleck
Philadelphia
Bt. Aloysiue Society
A. Kent
Linden Hall
Centre County
A. P. Hollister
Muhy
Scranton Young Men's Christmin Association
Langcliffe
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Are
Thomas Sullivan
John Sheehan
James Clarke
Prank Little
James Jennings
James Cvalegia
Paul Farrell
Thomas Hoskins
Thomas Connors
Nellie Horan
Duniniwn
Mheadere Hoguw
Willian Naylors horse recovery and labor changes
Willian Naylors horse once injured by a dark wire cut is recovering and may be ready for work in months. Drewry Clay resigns from Lehigh Valley yards Coxton and accepts a position at Babylon colliery. Herbert Mathewson Vale was assaulted after leaving work by six men who forced him to run, disrupting the scene.
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Willian Naylor
Naylor
Drewry Clay
Alain Street
Lehigh Valley
Coxton
Babylon
Erbert Matthewson Vale
Wis
Wien
Unknown assault witnessed near lonely area
Passage describes a group attacking a man who was overwhelmed and rescued by friends. It notes similar assaults have occurred and claims some people feel fear when in lonely places. No names or locations are provided.
Local nuptials and village notices highlight social life
Miss Anna W. Goodwin married Frederick J. Stone at the bride’s parents home with small ceremony led by Rev. H. Teynolds. A wedding dinner followed as relatives gathered and gifts overflowed.
Theatrical Notes on The Highwaymen and Other Shows
A cluttered review chronicles Lyceum and Gaiety offerings with The Highwaymen and additional acts. It details cast members like Betty Williams James Kearney Arnold Daly and Nellie Tuthe, notes on audience size, and previews next week’s Rowe Bill English Folly at the Gaiety plus Lyceum attractions featuring the Knight of the Toad and an Upstate stage company in a modern love plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtles Frolman
Caiiie Jousel
My Halluind
Betty Willian
James Kearney
Arnold Daly
Tabet Irving
Maggie Holloway Fisher
Marie Derickson
Nellie Hither
Robert
Nellie Tuthe
Poqulta
Walla Walla
Hon ‘Tons
Rowe Bill English Folly Company
Markets See Mixed Trading Amid Money Market Strains
The New York stock market closed mixed as gains in certain issues failed to offset declines in others amid ongoing money market pressures. Erie stock held firm at a high level after a long stretch without notable activity, while steel and railroad names fell sharply. Bond demand persisted for Erie and southwestern issues as overall trading remained cautious and selective.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Totve Onnohnecinonl
Pale
Perinsviienia Cidi Company
Bucyaner
Pennsylvania
Erie
Consolidated
Erie Company
Jordan
Meare
Scranton
Lowe
Anne Sesur
Am. Steel & Wire
Briel
Ohio
Chin
West
Nis
Rock Faland
Hinks
Federal Steel
Olse Pod
Steel
Lotila
Traction
Wise
Voeltle
Hye Poomle
Central
Lidty Wily
Southern Pacific
Eens
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
North
Pacific
Cyne
Western
U. R. Annes
Coal & Iron
U.S
Western Union
COHN
Siberia melodrama staged in Moncow
A scenic revival of Bartley Campbell's Siberia will be staged Thursday Friday and Saturday. The six act drama unfolds a violent nihilist plot with a mother and wife at risk and a dramatic finale. Five stage pictures show Moncow's city interior the governor general's palace and the Palace of Justice as a capable company enacts the play.
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Academ
Pelday
Bartley Camptell
Siberia
Tumin Powione
Devine
Tamucre
Stleta
Incee
Moncow
Glace
Palace of Justice
Siteria
Cite
New York Grain and Produce Market Note
Market report notes erratic price moves with widespread dullness across grains and dairy. References to No 1 northern Duluth and No 3 spot values, with mixed strength in creamery products and state parity among key buyers and sellers.
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New York
Northens
Duluth
MauSge
Leg
Milgutee
Trick
Mudie
Gyptiots
Edaer Butler
Dhalte
Gtate Doles
Wade
ChimersFianstates
Fortial
Ktate Amd
Western
Lowith
Livestock Market Report Highlights Texas Sheep and Cattle Trades
The Chicago Live Stock Market notes cattle receipts at 38,000 with steady to higher bids. Texas classes show strong lambs and steer ranges with top prices around 8 dollars per unit. western lambs bring substantial sums as buyers pace supplies.
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Moe
Sexane
KS Lel Fere
Mule Y Cannes
Slthut
RAM
Culver
Stedaly
Carlodile
Texas
Tomorow
Basu
Mibed
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Northeastern
State Grange Meeting
Ellen Seeley
Palestine
Jd. W. Phillips
Congregational Church
Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
Harford
James
Scrynton
Avoca
Taylor
Gerteide Goodwin
Mra
Isaac Stone
Lillie Stone
Allen Stone
Edgar Stone
James Stone
W. J. Stone, Jr
T. J. Datis
J. Ky Goodwin
G. A. Goodwin
Ciertrude Goodwin
Nellie Alfer
Mac Myers
Della Alger
Clark's Summit
W. HH. Walter
Martha and
Fish
Green Ridge
Mr. Goodwin
A. D. Gardner
Anna
Factoryville
W. RB. Cobb
Isaac P. Jones
Myrtle Lane
Chinchilla
John Jones
Nanfleoke
David Goodwin
David Heese
Railroad Street
Annie Wiliams
Arline Jones
Mars Williams
Mary Comerack
Emma Morris
Mary J. Beecham
Sarah Purch
Jennie Dee
Bessie Evans
Helen
Magele Rufibach
John Fineldopf
Adolph Weber
German Evangelical Church
Weisentluh Hall
Bon Ton Burlesquers
Vhe Wenthal
Wileh
Lyceun Lythe Midway Theater
Opera Company
Homer
Wuple
Country Lever
Conley
de Kaven
Eniers
Wellistle Deveeecilies
Old
Kentucky
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Borumton Axl Works
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Oo County
Navingsunk & Trust Co
Soo
Ana Flint National Bank
Carbondale
Stason Drilling Co
Ceeevereeen Ves al Tradera’ National Bank
Fermuton Holt and Nut Co
People's Street Railway
UWE LL
Dickson Manufacturing UO
Vereeee Ae
Lucka
City of
Seraaton St
Seraaton
eHit
G. Nate
Lackawanna Ave
Lorae
Soc
Cvcicc
Mme
Teeraert
Haliday
Kirk Munroe
Agnes Fleming
Simpson
Ric
Jonas Long
Chicago Grain and Produce
Beickih
Guernmewt
Nkelor
Omarte
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Bufalo
Dee
Lamia
Sheen
Chicago
Oi Cis
Attas Aerage
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