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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1899

Page

9

Large Attendance Opens St Patrick’s Church Fair in West Scranton

After weeks of planning Rev J B Whelan leads St Patrick’s church fair drawing large crowds in West Scranton. The event features a transformed Sunday school, booths decorated by local merchants, a wheel of fortune, a cantata by the 14 pupil choir, a grand stage, and contests with Father Whelan’s horse as a prize.

J. B. Whelan St. Patrick's Church Globe Warehouse Clarke Brothers PF. J. McCann Purochial School

Boy Found After Four Day Absence in Wilkes-Barre

Willie Greene a one year old from 225 North Rebecca Street had caused trouble by taking merchandise at McCann's store using his father's name. He disappeared four days ago and was found by a Wilkes-Barre patrolman while attempting to locate his family.

Willie Greene North Rebecca Street Wilkeshlire McCann's Wilker-Barre

Boy Rescued From Scranton Journey Faces Reform

The boy claimed to have walked from Scranton and slept in a bake oven with two companions. His parents traveled to Wilkes-Barre yesterday and brought him home. They plan to have him indentured to a reformatory for several years.

Scranton Wilkes-Barre Willie

Nomination and Election Outcomes in West Side Republican Club

The West Side Republican club named officers last evening with W Gaylord Thomas as president and Frank B Reema as president. Other posts filled included Charles J Daniels as vice president Taliesen Phillips as recording secretary and David Owens as financial secretary. The January meeting will decide on the election. Robert Morris Lodge officers were elected with John K Fedwards as president and Charles FE Daniels as vice president.

West Side Republican Club W. Gaylord Thomas Frank B. Reema Charles J. Daniels Taliesen Phillips David Owens D. Jeremy Davie Willan J. Thomas W. EB. Thayer Charles R. Acker Thomas RP. Daniele Robert Morris Lodge Orner Amerian True Ivorites John K. Fedwards Charles FE. Daniels B. G. Deddoe Lily Howell David J. Davis Ly Harris Thomas J. Mathias Taljiee M. Evans David T. Jenking

New Trades Building and Loan Association Forms

The New Trades Building and Loan association has secured a charter and plans a stock issue of 1 000 900 dollars. A meeting at Co operative hall approved stock applications and set monthly regular meetings on the last Monday. Officers: President John Fern, Vice President D D Evans, Secretary John Hughes, Treasurer T J Luce. directors include P J McCann and John H Fellows.

New Trades’ Building and Loan Association Co-operative Hall Ares John Fern D. D. Evans John Hughes T. J. Luce PJ. McCann John H. Fellows D. V. Morean Charles FE. Olver A. 1M Letterly Robert Hatton Bradford Sampson M. G. Dimmick J. W. Warnke

Pupil Cantata Fairy Land Enthralls No 14 Students

No 14 school staged Fairy Land in Mears hall last evening attended by about 1.00 patrons. Judge Edwards chaired, introduced by Prof. Daniel Phillips. Forty pupils performed under Misses Anna Munson and Rachael Jones with Blainvhe Thomas and Gladys Jones as soloists.

No. 14 Mears Hall Judge Edwards Daniel Phillips Anna Munson Rachael Jones Blainvhe Thomas Gladys Jones James Kline Geer Green Holly

Lewis Harris and Margaret Griffiths Quietly Wed

Lewis Harris of 117 Rock Street and Miss Margaret Griffiths of Shamokin were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Evans on North Hyde Park Avenue. Rev. D D Hopkins officiated with Mr. and Mrs. BD Thomas of South Main Avenue as attendants. A supper and reception followed at the groom’s Rock Street home.

Lewis Harris Rock Street Margaret Grifiths Shamokin James A. Evans North Hyde Park Avenue D. D. Hopkins First Welsh Baptist Church B. Thomas South Main Avenue

Camp No 178 Patrio The Sons Of America Anniversary Show

Entertainment promises to be a season highlight as Camp No 178 Patrio the Sons of America hosts a twenty seventh anniversary event at Mears hat venue. The Foster Star Lyceum company from New York is engaged at a rent, plus the American Vitagraph will be shown, followed by a social.

Camp No. 178 Patrio the Sons of America Foster Star Lyceum Company New York

Santa Claus at Clarke Brothers in Santa Clara

A real Santa Claus at Clarke Brothers department store greets children this week and hands out coupons for prizes to be given away Saturday evening. St Patrick's Orphanage children visited Wednesday for a royal visit with the merry old man before he stays until midnight Saturday.

Santa Clara Clark Brothers St. Patrick's Orphanage Merry Old Man Clarke Brothers

New Grain-O Drink Replaces Coffee For Children

The Grover Tuluy recommends Grain-O, a new food drink that replaces coffee. It is safe for children and adults with delicate stomachs and resembles the rich color of Mocha or Java. Priced at 4 cents per package, two cents. Available from all grocers.

Grover Tuluy Mooha Java

Democrats Nominate Ward Officers At Scranson Caucus

The Second ward Democrats held a packed caucus at O'Donnell's hall on Oak Street. Martin Gerrity was chosen chairman James Golden secretary. P S Boland and P J Mulherin along with A Lt Francois were named unanimously for alderman common council and school controller respectively. All pledged to win for the party with 200 voters present in a display of harmony.

Democrata Second Ward O'Donnell Oak Street Martin Gerrity James Golden P. S. Boland P. J. Mulherin Common Council A. Lt. Francois

Wedding in St Marys Church Promises lasting nuptials

Miss Annie Conway of East Drinker Street wed Anthony Dougherty at St Marys Catholic church on Wednesday afternoon in a ceremony witnessed by a large church gathering. Miss Margaret Melvin served as attendant and Martin Ginley as best man. A reception and wedding supper followed at the bride’s home with well wishers offering congratulations.

Annie Conway East Drinker Street Anthony Dougherty St. Mare's Catholic Church Margaret Melvin Martin Ginley M. B. Donlan

Christmas Program Planned by Dunmore Methodist Sunday School

Dunmore Methodist Episcopal Sunday school members organize a Christmas Eve program in the church main auditorium featuring extensive decor a two week rehearsal cantata The Wise Men from the East with named performers and a Christmas carol medley including infant class performances and a Santa Claus song

Dunmore Edna Kellam Blanche Cummings Grace Craves Bertha Davis Elsie Secor Beulah Ives Lylah Maines Lydia Erhart Minnie Webber Edwin Anguin Arthur Spencer Harry Spencer Thos, Henwood Scribe Charles Shaffer Harn

Christmas Cantata A Trip to Old Chris At Memorial Baptist

The cantata A Trip to Old Chris will be performed this evening at the Memorial Baptist Church auditorium by the church choir with elaborate costumes and a festive finale. Also politics in the Third ward heats up as Martin Devinner seeks Democratic select council nomination alongside Henry O Malley and Grier. Christmas programs unfold at several churches with gifts and refreshments for attendees. Funeral services were held yesterday for Mrs Bridt O Donnell at Holy Rosary Church with interment at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery.

Old Chris Memorial Baptist Church Martin Devinner Henry O'Malley Grier First Welsh Baptist Church Memorial Baptist Charcs Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Bridr«t O'Donnell Rotary Etureh

Presbyterian church decoration committee meets tonight

The decoration committee for the Presbyterian church and Sabbath school will meet this evening in the church. Next Tuesday evening the Sunday school of the First Presbyterian church will hold their annual Christmas exercises in the church parlors. the programme will be issued later. The Paris Dancing class held a successful social in the Odd Fellows hall last evening. The Young Men's Institute of St Marys Catholic church held a business meeting last evening. James McCarthy suffers at his Butler street home from a painful wound when a crusry nail pierced his left hand and blood poisoning is feared.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Paris Odd Fellows Young Men's Institute of St Mary's Catholic Church James McCarthy Butler Street

Betsy Protheroe Davis Home for Christmas Visit

Miss Mary Protheroe Davis daughter of Rev W F Davis of Summit Avenue is home from Bucknell University for Christmas. Miss Jennie Reading of Willi amport and Miss Mary Fbersole of Sunbury visit Rev and Mrs Reading on Church Avenue and will stay through Christmas.

Mary Protheroe Davis W. F. Davis Summit Avenue Bucknell University Jennie Reading Williaimenport Mary Fbersole Sunbury Mre. & G. Reading Church Avenue

Obituary notices from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton area deaths

Multiple obituaries reported including Mrs Ida Morris of Wilkes-Barre who died after illness and leaves a husband a child and family in West Scranton with services in Wilkes-Barre this afternoon. Also Hugh Moran a Scranton Gas and Water employee died after pneumonia at 81 Oak Street with funeral plans and interment in Cathedral cemetery. Additional notices: Mrs Edward Acker of Linden Street age 28 with funeral at St Peters Cathedral and Cathedral Cemetery. Mrs Catharine Horan age 66 died at Stanton Street with daughters nearby and funeral set for Saturday morning. The report notes a disturbance at Cathedral cemetery.

Ida Morris William W. Morris Wilkes-Barre West Beranton Thomas Feacott William BR. Thomas West Scranton Wilkes- Barre Hugh Moran Oak Street Moran Scranton Gas and Water Company North End Holy Rosary Cathedral Edward Acker Linden Street Shoemaker Frederick Tuess Philip Broser Isaac Marsh Peckville David Hdwards Joseph Snyder St. Peter's Cathedral Catharine Horan Stanton Street James O'Neill Patrick Mulherin Michael Padden Thomas Horan Patrick Horan Cathedral Cemetery

Local social notices from Pittatan and surrounding towns

Miss Jeannette MacMillan of West Pittatan visits Miss Marion Brynen. Miss Mary McCue of Butler street returns from a three weeks visit in Pittatan. Frank Manley and Thomas O Malley spend holidays with their parents. Miss Lucele Smith and Mattie Lewis of Pittston are guests of friends in town.

Jeannette MacMillan West Pittatan Marion Brynen Mary McCue Butler Street Pittatan Frank Manley Thomas O'Malley Lucele Smith Mattie Lewis Pittston

Pea Coal Sold at a Dollar Twenty Five a Ton

Coal delivery priced at 1.25 per ton to South Side central city and Hyde Park areas. Orders directed to C. RR. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6683 for service.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. RR Sharkey Cedar Ave

Saloonkeeper faces charges in South Scranton

Cr Lopotyner of Washington avenue was arraigned before Alderman Ruddy on three charges larceny of books valued at 200 selling liquor without a license and assault and battery. Rev Dr A M Dyma prosecuted claiming Lopotyner seized books from him and assaulted him. Bail set at 900 for assault and battery and 100 for larceny. Liquor charge dropped.

Cr. Lopotyner Washington Avenue John J. Ruddy A. M. Dyma Scranton Father Hodur Dyma Loyotyner Ruddy

Fifty Fine Oriental Rugs for Christmas Gifts

A local store highlights a selection of fifty fine Oriental rugs intended as Christmas gifts. Shoppers are urged to view the stock before purchasing, with a prompt to avoid higher prices elsewhere.

Throop Man arraigned on disorders and battery charges

Fred Pilger of Throop faced arraignment before Alderman Lentes on disorderly conduct assault and battery and cruel and barbarous treatment charges brought by wife Catherine Pilger. She testified to ill treatment prompting her to leave him. The court imposed a $10 fine and prosecution costs on the first charge and set $700 bail on the latter charges, with default leading to county jail custody.

Fred Pilger Throop Aldermin Lentes Catherine Pilger Pilger Alderman Lentes

Green Ridge holiday notes from local residents

Miss Caroline Paterson of Bucknell University visits Green Ridge friends on her way home to Fleetville. Mr and Mrs John J Hull host son for Christmas vacation. John Poore returns home from Boston business trip. Dickson Avenue business men publish a holiday paper called The Green Ridge.

Caroline Paterson Bucknell University Green Ridge Fleetville Parlobert Hull Marion Street John J. Hull John Poore Capoure Avenue Boston Dickson Avenue

Funeral set for Mrs. James Rogera at Prospect corner

The funeral for the late Mrs. James Rogera will be held this morning from the family residence at the corner of Prospect. The notice gives no further details.

James Rogera Corner Prospect

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West ST. Patrick's Fair Mears’ Hall Offcers New Building and Loan Association Harris-Grifiths Patrick Malley Peter McCann Minves Annie McCann Jennie Cluthe Tendel Churie Mamie McCann Annie McFadden Kuta Larkin Mary Muggerty Mamie Ricl Mamie Cavanaugh Milzabeth Staunton Kate Meatey Correll James Duty Hugh Larkin James Kearney Margaret Gilros Kathryn Larkin Bridget Mulray Nellie Custok Rose Reese Julia Moran Mattie Lunney Margaret Gaynor Mary Murtha Rebecca Larke Bridget Mad Father Mathews M. J. Jennings J. 0. Gallagher Thomas Denawhite St. Paul's Corrie Timothy A. Metlox M. J. Coleman J. J. Sweeties Loo Awanta George W. Jenkins Tor & Main Avevue NEW Building and Loan Entertainment and Social Clarke Bros William Pethrick North Everett Avenue Washburn Street William Wheeler Scranton Street West Pittston Eugene Fellows Cornell University Arthur Phillips Hucknell University D. C. Phillips South Hyde Park Avenue R. J. Hughes Elizabeth Jones North Bromiley Avenue Young Ladies’ Art Society Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Mire Annie Fivans James Dr. James North Scranson Notes Dunmore Borough St. Mary's Church Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Pea Coal South Scranton C. Lopotyner Asda Pba Cape Call Ang Jeweler Sckawanna Avenue USS Santa Claus J.D. Williams & Bro Michaelian Bros Yceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis Kk. Long Reuwlizaion Lieber & Coes Sydney Grundy Alexander Dumais London Beorbouin Tree James Nel Dee David Higgins Georgia Waldron Piney Ridge Mr. Higgins Academy OF Music, Dee & Rbis Long ELROY Company Xmas Mutinep Friends Xmas Land OF the Minight Sun Academy Galety Matinees Daily Emerica Gilesy
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