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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1898
Page
6
A church meeting in West Scranton last night elected officers by organization, adjournment taken until January 9 1899 for the deacons to report eligible pastors. The congregation discussed leadership and future reports from committees and officers will be named in the upcoming term.
A Wey Side Wink notice records S60 deposited for three public schools on the week ending yesterday. Amounts per fund are listed for individuals including David Mavene and Mike Elma Tews, with small cents entries and several names such as Nellie Kelly and Catherine Phillips.
A list of small payments shows many names with amounts from 0 to 213 dollars and a grand total of 1515? or 815.05, including Miss Kent 22 cents and Mies Murphy 213, with principal Mise Kate Mull en 41 cents. The overall sum is unclear but labeled as grand total S198 for public school No MH ola Morgan and other staff.
In Moyogune hall last evening several fraternal orders elected officers for the ensuing term. Hye Park Castle No 5 Knights of the Mystic Chain met with officers including Knight Commander Walter Jones and recording secretary Morgan Hewn. Installations set for January 2 with the Knights of America also slated for the next session.
The article lists elected officers for Sunday school terms at two churches. At the Plymouth Congregational church, Superintendent William Burralls. assistant Robertd Williams. secretary MOG. Blmmick. assistant Herbert Wiaitera. others include Frank Thornton and Arch Meare in assorted roles. The church session will ratify the election. A second slate at Plymouth Church names Henry J. Parsons as Superintendent and Gus Eynen as secretary with a broader list of assistants and chorister Phwilel Fleeiespective can mittess Klee 1 Beane.
Rrett Hee and Bishop Kichelbert Thibat faced a con in confirmation services this evening at David's Fypbescomal church. A chase of sixteen candidates was prevented by Rev. OB McHeney and Brother Jones of the Good Shepherds. The service drew a large congregation as Rishon Talbot preached on Galatians 1 28. The confirmed list included Elizabeth Cole Stella Williams Sarah Davie Mary Dorsey Susan Rich and others.
Gloves, sashes, beaded belts, belt buckles, perfumes and high grade soaps are selling well. Purses, pocket books, hand bags, toilet sets and related vanity items are in demand for personal use and gifts, with exchange possible on many purchases.
Readable portion lists individuals Urdaon Mlizabeth Hoskins Belle Fletcher Charles Kehewoods Char Lee John Fletcher Ernest Wil line and Harry Everett in a damaged public notice fragment.
At a regular Bt Leos battalion gathering in 1 Divi hall on North Main avenue officers were elected and installation set for the next regular meeting. Officers include President Mannie Tenninge Vice president T Langan recording secretary T Murphy financial secretary James Murphy treasurer James Kegan sergeant at arms John Devine. Directors named Buckley Thomas Connors T F Toole P L Tol an M Marden and janitor M Flaherty. Delegates to the next quarterly convention listed John Ridgen B P Olivey Thomas Connors P W Buckley and Patrick Tolan.
Friends attended the funeral of the late Edward Time yesterday afternoon. The service was at 4 North Everett Avenue and followed by interment at Washburn Street Cemetery. Pallbearers included N. Notn, OL Davies, Tomes Mo, Wallen, H. Diehl, and Burke.
Mrs Barbara Davie of Stroudsburg married Thomas M Thoties of Wilkes-Barre Saturday afternoon at residence by Rev Mor 00. The contracting parties were unattended. Both are well known in their cities and will reside in Wilkes-Barre.
Mie and Helle Bieyens with daughter Mies ierinude of Barre Pa returned home after a visit with relatives. Mrs Frank Slate of North Lincoln Avenue hosts Mrs Laura Taylor of Peckville. George B. Kainkle of North Lincoln Avenue is visiting at Mresgeville in Monroe County.
Funeral for Moran to be held from residents this afternoon with interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Services also tomorrow at St. David's Episcopal Church. Kaiser Judge No 269 BD holds bi monthly meeting in Aird Garhall. Portini business to be addressed. attendance requested. Officers elected for Father Whalen's Young Men’s Society include John Wyatt and John May. Installation set for Friday Jan 18. Washburn Street Presbyterian women meet after service. Jacobsin Street Baptist choir to meet Thursday night. Funeral for Robert Threfell to be held this afternoon from 0S Jackson Street with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
Fine Xmas gifts advertised at Loreng's. Residents return from visits in New York Princeton and Philadelphia to spend holidays at home. A newborn joins Mr. and Mrs. Comegys. Concert planned at the Presbyterian church this evening. Women’s club sections meet in the Library with Miss Dunham and Mrs Conner directing. Burke expected home from school. Committee to report on Christmas entertainment meets after prayer meeting.
A large crowd attended a Columbus council hosted event at Pourmacy hall last night. Young Mo's jaatinie led the gathering with enjoyable activities, a lengthy procession, dancing, and a midnight luncheon before the reception committee concluded the evening.
A promotional claim touts Komp s Balyam as curing coughs colds asthma croup and throat and lung troubles. The proprietor offers any druggist a free sample bottle to prove its efficacy with a price noted as ow a .
A fragmentary report notes bodily strength maintained and blood kept pure while a cape struggles to gain a foothold, reflecting a dramatic scene with symbolic stakes and unresolved conflict.
Missee Murray Mary Harley Anna Reilly Mary Costi Kaw Corne Mary Canield Marty Kennedy James Folan O J Sullivan James Herrity John BK Coyne Milan Reardon provided music for the dance The twenty six annual ball of Nep tune Kreme company No 2 of the eliyv fire department was held at Germania hall The event attracted a large crowd with a lengthy program Profertor Saft and his orchestra led the music Lavell son of James Lavelle a foreman was injured on Laniet Street while descending a steep hill He was aided by Quine at the scene The remains of Dr Stewart Reeser were taken to Mianton for interment tomorrow afternoon
Bundy yehors Methodist Episcopal church delegates chose officers at a meeting held in the church. Positions include superintendent deputy supervisors, primary department head Thomas Henry, resident superintendent Miss Marion Kaynes, secretary Mrs. Lethenhan, treasurer William Zeigler, librarian Batcory, and music staff including pianist Ruby Yost. A social for Miss Sloat’s eighteenth birthday followed, with many local residents attending and refreshments served.
Secretary Acker states that Republican city ticket nominees must pay assessments of 25 dollars each for city treasurer, for mayor, and for city council. The move affects all listed candidates and establishes payment deadlines.
Lawrence, a Nicholson section hand, was arrested by Special Officer Hight near the North steel mill while prowling the yard. He was heavily intoxicated and carried a pearl handled five chamber revolver, a large stone, several dozen cartridges, and a pint of whiskey in his pockets. Authorities doubt a targeted attack and note he offered no clear explanation.
Scranton investors secure an option on the Paterson Cable Light company plant and franchise. The option expires February 1 with the company capitalized at 10,000 shares. A circulating prospectus asks shareholders to sell at 207, with buyers to assume 7,000 in floating debt and allow all earnings to the holders. Over 50 percent of stockholders signed, and option holders expected to close. The stock last traded at 207, about 97 above recent market price. dividends previously fell from 10 percent to around 2 percent after costly improvements.
Hyde Park lodge No. 330 Free and Accepted Masons holds its regular meeting electing officers for the year. The ceremonies begin Thursday evening at 7 taelock and conclude with a banquet at Mears hall on South Main avenue served by the Scranton street Baptist church ladies followed by post prandial exercises. Officers include Worshipful Master Charles W. Ball Senior Warden David J. Davis Junior Warden W Hayden Evane Secretary C K K Lanting Treasurer William K. Wilkie Trustees Charles R R Pitcher James M. Eaton Thomas B. Carey Representative to Grand Lodge in Philadelphia December 1880 Retiring Worshipful Master Montford T. Dimmick.
A large stock of fine diamond rings is offered at Davidow Bros with prices from five dollars upward. Visit to select holiday gifts before purchases.
Peter Tierney a well known West Scranton resident died yesterday at his home 52 Lunserne Street after a brief illness He was 25 and a member of St Loos battalion The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM from the residence with internment at Cathedral cemetery Annie Barrett died yesterday at 0 Putnam Street mother Mrs John Moran survives seven children one brother and one sister The funeral will be at 9 AM tomorrow with internment at Cathedral cemetery
Rafael Passaro, indicted for the murder of Joseph Santoro at Lackawanna in July mist, was discharged yesterday on his own recognizance because the district attorney did not call him for trial within two terms after indictment. He resided at Spring Brook with his wife and child and was employed as a fireman at the Spring Brook Water Company.
De J C Roberts elected coroner last November subscribed to the oath of office before Recorder Warnke. He will assume duties on the first Monday in January at his West Scranton office.
The text argues that better articles fail to earn higher prices and that the public will favor the more reliable Chamberlins Cough Remedy. It claims consistency in results for coughs colds and eye issues and notes Matthews Brow as wholesaler and retailer.
Creditors in Scranton conduct a stock sale at 124 Poon avenue near the Rt Charles hotel offering deep cuts on men’s suits coats and dresswear. Prices list 6,000 items with discounts up to fifty percent and the sale runs daily to a late hour, urging shoppers to avoid rival banners.
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