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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1899

Page

6

Happenings of North Scranton and Funeral for John Duffy

Funeral services for Joseph Williams age 27 were held at his parents home on Church avenue with Rev Clymer officiating. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery. Pallbearers included T B Birtley P B Birtley J B Birtley W B Birtley J F Perry and William Perry of Kingston. Williams left a widow and one child and is survived by his parents two sisters and two brothers in Wilkes Barre.

Thomas T. Williams Church Avenue John Duffy Owen Moran Joseph Williams Mr. Clymer North Main Avenue W. B. Birtley J. F. Perry William Perry Kingston Williams J. W. Woesrott Sires William Balldon Wilkes-Barre Jones

Funeral services for three residents held at local churches

Yesterday afternoon John Duffy’s funeral from Keyser avenue moved to Holy Masury church led by Rev. J. C. O'Toole with veterans present for military burial. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery beside his brother Patrick. Owen Moran’s funeral from Oak street occurred yesterday at Holy Rosary church with burial at Cathedral cemetery. Mrs. Katherine Horan’s funeral from Stanton Street Saturday concluded with interment at Cathedral cemetery.

John Duffy Keyser Avenue Holy Masury J. C. O'Toole Cathedral Patrick Owen Moran Oak Street Holy Rosary Church Cathedral Cemetery Katherine Horan Stanton Street

Christmas Services Held at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church

Last evening all churches in the section held special Christmas services. At the Providence Methodist Episcopal church solos were sung by a soloist and the congregation joined in carols.

Providence Methodist Episcopal Church

Choir Leaders Shine at Providence Presbyterian Service

Delightfully rendered by Mrs J H Cousina and John T Evans the choir led by Prof Hayden Coursing, with Mies Belle Green at the organ and Mr Willard Benja min as violinist. Providence Presbyterian church choir under Prof F Whittemore led the services with Mrs W C McDonald at the organ and Miss Clara Long violinist.

J. H. Cousina John T. Evans Hayden Coursing Mies Belle Green Willard Benjamin Providence Presbyterian Church F. Whittemore W. C. McDonald Clara Long

Passion Slave at Crystal Club with New Scenery

The Crystal Literary and Dramatic club presents Passion Slave by Bartley Campbell in the Auditorium this evening. New scenery is reported secured for the production and the cast includes Manuel De Foe P J Dougherty Ferdinand Shepley BP J Caffrey General Bisca J J Moran Major Fhorisheve TT J McGuire Butterworth Golightly D J Evans Walter Busco Charles H Moran warden and policeman Patrick Foley Mamie Briscoe Helen Duggan Patth Nellie Kelly Cilind a De John Katherine Henry.

The Crystal Literary and Dramatic Club Bartley Campbell Manuel de Foe P. J. Dougherty Ferdinand Shepley BP. J. Caffrey General Bisca J. J. Moran Fhorisheve TT J. McGuire Butterworth Golightly D. J. Evans Walter Busco Charles H. Moran Patrick Foley Mamie Briscor Helen Duggan Patth Nellie Kelly Cilotnda de John Katherine Henry

Christmas guests and local visits listed in town notes

Thompson street resident Mrs J N Kennedy plans Christmas with Greenfield friends while Fred Mayo rests at Pittaton with parents. Northumberland’s Ralph Mertz stays with Church avenue relatives. Holy Cross student M J Costello vacations with West Market parents. Mrs H S Saunders and Miss Blanche Hallstead visit Philadelphia. Miss Jennie Reading stays with Rev and Mrs Reading. Arch Johnston hosts visiting relatives in Uniondale. William T Powell visits from Elizabeth New Jersey. Florence Greene visits grandmother on West Market Street. Dominick Gerrity visits from Dayton. Harry Joney spends holiday with parents. L H Jones retires Jan 1 after long service as fireboss. Harold Gillespie hosts in New York. Miss Maud Williams visits School Street relatives. David W Williams visits from Plymouth. Thomas White stays with parents on William Street.

Mra J. N. Kennedy Thompson Street Javieltog Greenfield Fred Mayo Henwood Pittaton Ralph Mertz Northumberland Church Avenue M. J. Costello Holy Cross College West Market Street H. 8. Saunders North Main Avenue Blanche Hallstead Oak Street Philadelphia Jennie Reading Williamsport S&s G. Reading Churn Avenue Arch Johnston Uniondale William T. Powell Elizabeth N. J Howell Powell Spring Street Florence Greene Albany N. Y Alfred Greene Dominick Gerrity Dayton Harry Joney New England States L. H. Jones Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Ife Harold Gillespie New York City Maiud Williams Atlanta Parnis School Street David W. Williama Plymouth Thomas White S J. Bonaventure College William Street Samuel McKeever Wireling West Virginia Afra Charles Connolly Jackson Street Stewart Biesecker Academ Street August Biesecker Porono William Wright Maryland Thomas Jenkins N.Y Evan J. Davis South Main Avenue Austin Duffy Gerald Binghamton Patrick Gallagher James Jeremiah, Jr Lafayette Street Bloomsburg State Normal School T. Reeve Jones Guernsey Bros Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church West Side Athletic Club Mears' Hall Esther Davies Mansfield State Normal School Roy and Griffith Edward Miles Price Street Thomas Larkin Niagara University West Lackawanna Avenue Bellevue Church Young Women's Christian Association South Malin Avenue Scranton Street James Jeremiah

Death of Thomas C Mullally Noted in Wilkes-Harrie

Thomas C Mullally a well known Democratic politician and curmilat died today in Wilkes-Harrie of diabetes aged 84.

Thorss C. Mullally Wilkes-Harre Thomas Mullally Tolay

Christmas Services Fill West Scranton Churches with Music

Special Christmas services and concerts filled West Scranton churches yesterday. Choirs from Simpson Methodist Episcopal First Welsh Baptist Washburn Street Presbyterian and Hampton Street Methodist presented anthems cantatas and solo numbers under various directors. Other events included a Christmas dinner at the Salvation Army barracks and a marriage at a bride’s home with preparations continuing into the evening.

First William Evans Thomas G. Williams Lord John Evans Via Jones Thomas James Arthur Banning Washburn Street Presbyterian Church C. B. Derman J. P. Moffat Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church James Reninger Jackson Street Lewise Davis Jackson Street Baptist Church Edwily Bowen Lance Lewis de Gruchy A. L. Rainer St. Mark's Lutheran Church Boyle St. David's Episcopal Church Silane Rosser

Cantata and weddings dominate church schedule this evening

A Christmas cantata by Plymouth Congregational church pupils under Miles Edna Evans, Thomas H. Roberts, and Evan H. Davis precedes cantatas by Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. Multiple marriages are planned today at home venues including Richard Phillips and Catherine Hawkins, and Nurry Moore and Martha Nichols, with Rev. Thomas de Gruchy officiating.

Plymouth Congregational Church Miles Edna Evans Thomas H. Roberts Evan H. Davis Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Johnny Doubted Richard Phillips Washburn Street Catherine Hawkins South Everett Avenue Nurry Moore South Rebeka Avenue Martha Nichols

Grain-O Introduced as Coffee Substitute in Stores

A new preparation named Grain-O is now sold in all grocery stores as a coffee substitute. Made of pure grata, it is said to agree with even delicate stomachs and to taste similar to coffee while costing less. Children may use Grain-O with benefit, per package.

Team of horses bolted through Main avenue injuring driver

A team owned by M. F. P. Under taker and Wymbs and driven by Joseph McCabe ran away yesterday morning on Main avenue. Near Clarke Brothers store the horses tipped a wagon after striking an iron post near the station house, throwing the driver to the pavement and injuring one horse. McCabe escaped with light injuries. the horses were captured before further damage.

Undertaker M. FP Wymbs Joseph McCabe Main Avenue Clarke Brothers Storeo Jackson Street McCabe

Clarke Bros Gifts Twelve Free Christmas Prizes

Clarke Bros well known merchants announce tomorrow’s free Christmas prize drawings for children holding winning coupons. Every child visiting with a parent last week earned a chance. Girls prizes include dolls and a piano while boys prizes feature a hobby horse drum sled tools and a dresser. The annual event began years ago and is conducted with pleasure.

Clarke Bros Clarre Bros

Burials Continue for Children from Contagious Disease

Elsie Harris age4 of 366 Evans Court and Ruth Greame age2 of 325 North Rebecca Avenue were privately buried in Washburn Street cemetery after a contagious illness. Two more child interments followed at Cathedral cemetery, James Coone infant of 414 Fourteenth Street and Veronica Tithe daughter of Anthony Tithe of Price Street.

Elsie John M. Harris Evanscourt Ruth Edward Greame Rebecca Avenue Washburn Street Cathedral James James Coone Fourteenth Street Veronica Anthony Tithe Price Street

Christmas Exercises and Funeral in South Scranton

Special Christmas services were held at St Paul’s Evangelical church with a large turnout for the Sunday school program led by Rev Ballhorn and organist Edward Kroll. The funeral of Daniel Maurer from 10 Willow Street drew numerous friends as Rev William A North preached at Hickory Street Presbyterian before burial at Pittston Avenue cemetery.

Clarence Sampson Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Philip HM. Warren L. R. Foster Young Women's Christian Assoelation Rooms Mary FE Waitfame Patrick's Church de Harbe Mary Johnson Salvation Army Price Street James Yates Daniel Maurer Henry Weaver St. Paul's Evangelical Church Balthory Edward Kroll Willow Street William A. North Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Pittston Avenue Cemetery

Narrow escape for Henry Weaver on Cedar Avenue

Henry Weaver of Sanderson hill was knocked to the ground and trampled when his hat blew into the street and a passing wagon struck him. He was taken to Alderman Leates' office where Dr. Kolb examined him and found only slight bruises.

Henry Weaver Sanderson Hill Hoe Cedar Avenue

Woeckroth-Wedding Celebrated for 25th Anniversary

Twenty-five years after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Adam Woeckroth of Pittston avenue celebrated with 106 guests at Zuleger's hall at Pittston avenue and ole street. The evening featured games dancing a 10 oclock supper march in a decorated dining room with Prof Carl Saft at the piano and each guest given a souvenir badge.

Adam Woeckroth Pittston Avenue Zuleger Carl Saft Daning

Welcome dancing class social at Snover's hall

The Welcome dancing class will conduct a social at Snover's hall this afternoon and evening. George Fruehan a University of Pennsylvania student holidays at his parents home on Hickory street. George Wockroth of New York City visiting his parents on Pittston avenue. Miss Anne Craebner of Prospect avenue left Saturday for Philadelphia to stay with Miss Edith Cooper over the holidays.

Snover’s Hall George Fruehan University of Pennsylvania Hickory Street George Wockroth New York City Adan Workrioth Pittston Avenue Anne Craebner Prospect Avenue Philadelphia Edith Cooper

Pea Con Delivers Ton Rates to South Side and Park

Pea Con offers delivery at 1.25 per ton to South Side central city and central Myde Park. Orders directed to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6683.

South Side Central City Myde Park C. B. Sharkey Cedar Ave

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North Scranton Awanta George W. Jenkins Tor & Main Aveous Globe Warehouse West Scranton Weat Scranton W. W. Jones Simpson Thomas Abrams Jessie Pothamus David Abraham Helen Thomas Anna Jones Harry Wrigley Eva Kittle Willam Long William Betterly Walter Davin J. B. Sweet the Baptist Churches Nathan Evane Jennie Lawrence Hyde Park Avenue Clarence Bampson Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church St. Patrick's Church South Scranton Gelection Kroll Aguilums Oy cc Cisece Eee Mev Ballhorn Harry Liermann Mary Kramer Annie Hetzeroth Gottes Sohn Willie Paulus Fred Fischer Otto Petzer Siseeveeee Congregation Walter Braun Welhnachten Lena Schild Lena Jugel Pauline Schmitz Katie Sames Lizzie Petry Annie Lane Lena Lauber Hallhorn Green Ridge Babbaih Ashbury Epinvopal Church Norman Parke Adama Avenue Green Ridge Street Babbain Tulsion Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Florence Green Sn.y Providence Presbyterian Church Sma E. Schimpff Jeweler Leckowanna Avenue Els Tur Santa Claus J.D. Williams & Bro Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis Lessers J. Br, Long Elroy Stock Company Land OF the Midnight Sun Academy Matinees Yceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis Lesser Rt. BK Long James O'Neill Liehler & Co Sydney Cruncs Alexander Dummies London New York Beerbohm Tree James Oneill Turing Prine Mathree David Higgins Georgia Waldeon Piney Ridge Mr. Higugine Columbia University Lyceum Theatre Powell & Co Washington Avenue Bunderson Washington and Spruce Iotel Jermyn Kaemple Washington and Linden Clowk A, C. Fuller Board of Trustees Thirteenth Ward C. FP. Black Green Ridge Papitet Lee Kiefer B.T. Jayne John Addyvran Fanny Rice Hobbs A. A. Lidetone W. H.treverton Gower J. M. Atherton K. Adiyman Nelson Mouween J. F. Hong Forest MI Cemetery
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