Prophet of Nazareth Cantata Shines at First M E Church
The Sunday school of the First Methodist Episcopal church staged a Christmas cantata The Prophet of Nazareth under W O O Evans. The large audience enjoyed a seven foot evergreen staff display and a 30 voice chorus with 20 in the choir. The program featured soloists and quartets from Miss Kilpatrick Miss Bailey Miss Bronson and others with a full cast of sopranos altos tenors and basses performing carols and excerpts about the nativity and the Wise Men.
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First Methodsal Episcopal Church
Gabriel
Walla
Tventy
W. O O. Evans
Cherister
Clark
Il Mies Deunte Aitler
Hiss
Dhe
AL D. Drenten
Mise Qhen Stephens
Ty Ming Mo
Abbey
Misa May Gilpatrick
Jennie Killer
Tt. Moan
Ladiva
Kilpatrick
Clara Jonson
Mes. Albay
Masa Stinton
May Molins
Mise Poster
Nethie Bailey
Dennie Tutler
Renari
Claude Oiver
di. Peeston
Hamer Sith
Tower
Luis’ Oetelte
Sohent
Chris
Sanies
Miss Bronson
Elven
Jesus
Kolo
Tothtelen
Mises May Kilpatrick
Sunday School Program Delights Berenn Baptist Crowd
A large crowd filled the Berenn Baptist church auditorium for a Sunday school program last evening. Readers and musical selections were rendered to general satisfaction as the event unfolded with a well received sequence of items.
Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Observance
The Presbyterian Sunday school held a Christmas day event in the church auditorium decorated with green wreaths and ground pine. A large green inscription greeted guests as two big Christmas trees and myriad packages filled the platform, and the primary children performed starting at 6 30 with prayers and exercises.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Antioch
Intermediate Department Choirs Offering for Foreign Missions
A church notices service elements including hymn 14 from Sacred Songs and Scripture recitation. The offering aims to support the poor and foreign missions with distributions of gifts. Rev. Charles Fy Tine Tow Mie oversees the events and acts as organizer.
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Chaive
Daisy Jones
Addromy
Cece
Charles Fy
Christmas Entertainment at Trinity Sunday School
The Trinity Church Sunday school held a Christmas program in the parish house last evening with pupils and teachers exchanging gifts. Superintendent Edwin C. Harnden was honored with a Bible and a large oak rocker, presented by the church members before his move to Binghamton, N Y at year’s start. The program drew from Festal Song Service with processional hymn, responsive reading, anthems, and carols ending the year with festive selections.
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Trinity Church
Edwin C. *Harnden
Harnden
Binghamton
Lennon
Travers
Brothers
Caryl
Early Christmas Day Service at First Congregational
At the First Congregational church a 7:30 am Christmas day service drew a large attendance. Rev. Elliott preached on The Incarnation of God in Christ, asserting Christ’s divinity and presenting a hopeful forecast of a broad liberal creed uniting denominations and nations.
Congregational Sunday School Plans Free Christmas Program
The Congregational church hosts a holiday program by its Sunday school children in the church auditorium. A large candy box chimney will conceal Santa Claus who will appear in traditional attire to spread cheer. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.
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Congregational Church
Santa Claus
A Beautiful Present After Black Woman Performance
After The Wo man In Black at the Grand on Monday, Jack Thoettier's Stock company celebrated Christmas at the American hotel. Manager Hoeffler gave actors gifts and the nineteen members presented him a diamond and gold Elks charm worth over $100. They enjoyed an elaborate banquet into the early hours of Christmas morning.
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the Grand
Jack Thoettier
Mr. Hoeffler
Columbia Hose Company Prepares For January Fair
The Columbia Hose Company members work hard for a fair next month, aiming to begin around January 15 and run for about a week to ten days. New features are planned to attract a larger attendance and boost interest.
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Columbia Hose Company
The Grand Opera House Weekly Scene in Theatrical Schedule
Tonight Hearts of Gold at Grand Opera House. Thursday Ranch King. Friday Woman in Black. Saturday matinee The Ooctoroon. Saturday night A Daughter of Corsica.
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Grand Opera House
New Mt Carmel Church Opens with Midnight Mass
The first service in the new Our Lady of Mt Carmel church in Carbondale was a midnight mass in the basement as the building was not yet ready. Rev Anthony Cerruti led the service with Caterino assisting. the St Rose choir and Fiore Brothers' orchestra provided music. a Nativity sermon followed in Italian. A second high mass at 10:30 a.m. drew a full congregation and further praise for the Italian community’s religious effort. When completed the main auditorium will receive special attention for a city wide credit to Carbondale Italians.
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Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
St. Rose Church
Anthony Cerruti
Caterina
Archbald
Allegany College
St. Rose's Choir
Nellie
Marie Killeen
Mary McCawley
Josephine Bradley
Gertrude Wiseley
Emma Swartz
Katie Flannelly
John Firth
Father Cerruti
Caterino
Firth
Fiore Brothers’ Orchestra of
Scranton
Father Certuti
Carbondale
Two Weddings at St. Rose of Lima Church
Martin Malone and Miss Alice Houston united in the first wedding at the new St. Rose of Lima church. The ceremony took place yesterday at 1 30 pm with Very Rev T S Coffey officiating. After a drive to Olyphant and back the couple hosted a wedding supper at their Pike street home before starting housekeeping. Both are well known in Carbon Hole with many friends wishing them happiness.
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Martin Malone
Alice Houston
St. Rose of Lima
T. S. Coffey
W. G
Winnifred Haggerty
Joseph Condor
Dundaff Street
Olyphint
Pike Street
Carbon- Hole
Couple M A Dy and Miss Coleman Married at Church
Father Coffey united Elizabeth Coleman of this city and John Mahady of Archbald in a quiet ceremony witnessed by many. The couple will reside on Barrett Street and begin housekeeping in Carbontale social circles.
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Coffey
Elizabeth Coleman
John Mahady
Archbald
Mary Padden
Martin Mahady
Archhbald
Mahady
Carbontale
Crowded Grand Opera House Fills Two Matinee Evenings
The Grand Opera House drew its largest crowds of the season with a matinee performance of A Daughter of Corsica by the Hoeffler Stock Company, followed by a packed evening for Alone in Greater New York. Hoeffler's troupe numbers nineteen actors with own scenery, plus acts by DeHollis and Valova, June Agnott, McMillan and Grey, Bruce Richardson, Master Paul Brady, and the Jack Hoeffler Quartet.
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Grand Opera House
Corsica
Hoeffler
New York
the Grand
the Grand This Week Is A Strong One. Mr. Hoeffler
Ucta
DeHollis and
Valova
June Agnott
McMillan and Grey
Bruce Richardson
Paul Brady
Madrigal
Jack Hoeffler
Weeklong Prize Giveaways At Carbondale Event
The schedule promises prizes each night this week. Wednesday offers a handsome gold watch to the holder of a lucky coupon, Thursday delivers a gold bar pin to every woman with a thirty cent seat, Friday names the most popular lady in Carbondale voted by the audience to receive a beautiful gold watch, and Saturday awards an elegant gold watch to the holder of a lucky coupon.
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Carbondale
Carbondale Trolley Strike Centers at Leader Building
About thirty Carbondale trolley workers joined a strike, using the Leader building as a headquarters. They discussed the situation, played games, and used a long distance phone to report with Scranton. No cars ran on the tracks yesterday as men kept warm by a fire awaiting developments.
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Scranton
The
Atrike
Carbondale
Tribune
City stores close after noon. papers suspend editions
All city shops closed after 12 o'clock except liquor stores. local and Scranton newspapers paused publication and newsboys enjoyed a rare day off yesterday.
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Scranton
Community Fraternal Groups and Classes Highlight City Notes
The notice lists a board of health chapter, William H. Davies post No 187, Grand Army of the Republic, a Recherche Dancing class, Pioneer castle No 208, and Fidelity conclave No 180 of the Improved Order of Heptasophs, indicating local fraternal and civic activities.
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Board of Health
William H. Davies
Grand Army of the Republic
Pioneer Castle
A. O. K. M.C. Fidelity
Christmas social rounds across Scranton area
Mir and Mrs G W Norvis of Clark avenue Henry Baker of Honesdale spent yesterday with friends in town Dr Ernest Downtown of Philadelphia is in town for a few days Newsdealer W J Roberts visited his father in Scranton last evening John Abbott of Wilkes-Barre spent the holiday with his parents on Spring street Hister of Washington street spent yesterday afternoon with friends in Pittston W K Manners of the Peoples Shoe company spent Christmas with his brother in Moosic Mr and Mrs H R Reynolds and son Louis spent Christmas with relatives in Honesdale Miss Tillie Turner of Nay Aug spent Christmas with Miss Ruth Dilts of Belmont street John Roberts mail agent between Wilkes Barre and Nineveh is lying quite at home in Scranton Mrs C M Meyers and daughter Sadie of Port Jervis and Mr Jesse Norris of Munhall spent Christmas Thomas W Loftus of the University of Pennsylvania arrived in town Monday for a visit with his home folks Mr Larry Trowlson of Beranten connected with the Dime Savings Bank spent Christmas in Scranton J B Hoyt of Johnstown lately manager of the Simpson and Watkins store at Simpson spent Christmas with his family on Washington street The Misses Katie and Annie Alexander ate their Christmas turkey and cranberries with their brother Joseph Alexander and wife at their pleasant home on Clay avenue in Scranton.
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Mir
G. W. Norvis
Clark Avenue
Henry Baker
Honesdale
Ernest Downtown
Philadelphia
W. J. Roberts
Scranton
John Abbott
Wilkes-Barre
Spring Street
H. ©.Ister
Washington Street
Pittston
W. K. Manners
The
People’s Shoe Company
Moosic
H. RR. Reynolds
Louis
Tillie Turner
Nay Aug
Ruth Dilts
Belmont Street
John Roberts
Wilkes-Parre
Nineveh
C. M. Meyers
Sadie
Port Jervis
Jesse Norris
Munhall
Thomas W. Loftus
University of Pennsylvania
Larry Trowlson
Beranten
Dime Savings Bank
J. B. Hoyt
Johnstown
Simpson and Watkins
Simpson
Katie
Annie Alexander
Joseph Alexander
Clay Avenue
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD WEDDING AT PORT JERVIS
Miss Lucy Wheeler daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Wheeler and Mr Charles W Snyder of Port Jervis N Y were married yesterday afternoon The ceremony was held at half past o clock with only immediate family present Rev M D Fuller performed the rite The couple will reside in Fort Jervis where Snyder is an Erie Railroad engineer Christmas exercises at the Methodist Episcopal church were well attended with strong music Rev M E Lynott hospital condition listed Operetta bands serenaded town Miss Mattie Knapp visiting Prompton and other locals attended Holiday cantata at Primitive Methodist church led by John Martin St James Epistle Sunday school to distribute gifts on Holy Innocents Day Friday.
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Lucy Wheeler
J. H. Wheeler
Charles W. Snyder
Port Jervis
N. Y
M. D. Fuller
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E. Lynott
Church of the Sacred Heart
Hogarth
Mattie Knapp
Prompton
Wayne County
James Seymour
Shenandoah
Seymour
North Malin Street
Frank Hicks
Plymouth
M. J. Shields
R. A. Jadwin
H. BH. Jadwin
Hal Jadwin
Mabel Jadwin
Thomas McMillan
Carbondale
Primitive Methodist Church
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures for Children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe the child ease teething gums relieve pain cure wind colic and diarrhea and to be sold by druggists worldwide.
Funeral of Patrick W. Feeley Marks Local Loss
Patrick W. Feeley of Lackawanna Street died at his home at 4 a.m. after illness from heart failure. A Hatley native, 43, he worked for the Delaware and Hudson and was long employed at Nddy Creek colliery. Survived by wife, two children, two brothers James of Olyphant and Rev. Father Feeley of Nicholson, three sisters, and other relatives. Funeral Thursday at 8 a.m. High Mass at St. Patrick's. interment in Olyphant Cemetery.
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Patrick W. Feeley
Olyphant
Lackawanne Street
Mr. Feeley
Hatwley
Delaware and Hudson Company
Nddy Creek
James
Father Feeley
Nicholson
John O'Boyle
James P. Foley
P. W. Healey
St. Patrick's Church
Olyphant Cemetery
Wilkes-Barre
J. W. Kennedy
Blakely
Andrew Kennedy
Old Forge
A. W. Benscoter
Carbondale
W. JL. Kennedy
Binghamton
George Wescott
Green Ridge
Jennie Kennedy
Patrick O'Malley
P. d. Murphy
J. Patrick's Cemetery
Hugh O'Royle
John McNeeley
Patrick Cannon
John McLoughlin
William Gibbons
T. H. Hull
New York
M. GB. Hull
Bt. Patrick's Church
Father Hanley
Brooklyn
Lacey Farrell
Newburgh
N. Y
Charles Canton
Mayfield
Nellie Kilcullen
Philadelphia
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim a cure for a cold in one day. Advert shows price 26 cents with promise no cure, pay later. Product targets relief from cough and cold symptoms with quick action.
Shooting match at Everly's grove draws large crowd
Frank Leuthold defeats Richard Taylor in a five bout shooting contest by three to two as fans pack Everly's Grove. Special music is planned at Calvary Baptist church next Sunday under Prof D B W Jones. Taylor basketball faces Tigue's Gymnasium at Fallon's rink in Old Forge Friday night.
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Everly’s Grove
Frank Leuthold
Richard Taylor
Calvary Baptist Church
Nxt
Colr
D. B W. Jones
Taylor
Tigue
Gymnasim
Unscrutable fragmentty notes on local figures and prices
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and prices in unclear context. No coherent event or identity can be established from the garbled lines.
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Whalen
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Troch Ali
Satalie Williams
Nine Bone
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Recitathon
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Whilen
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Ceurse Bee
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Carol
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Tallenian Revitathon
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ST. Rose
John Bergen
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South Dakota
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Jermyn and Mayfield
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Guernsey
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Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Scranton, Pa
J. W. Guernsey, Proprietor
Bellevue
Bashorn's Hall
Renard Silk Mill
Edward James, Jr
Main Street
Keyser Creek
Richard Gendall
Willam
Tubba
James Griffiths
Hazleton
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Minooka Tribe
Order of
Red Men
Christmas Evans
Edwardsdale
John Powell
Silas
Arthur
John K. Price
Ridge Street
J. J. Davia
Counccil
William Jones
Willie
Christmansy
George Hood
Howard Matthews
Centermoreland
Daniel Jones
South Scranton
Yesterdy
Thomas Jones
Thomas MM. Davis
Edwin Davis
Kingston
John Jones
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firat National Bank
Scranton Savings Math
Hird National Bank
Hank
Esses Eal
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Clark & Snover Co
Roranton Iron Penew & Mig
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Horanion Axle Works
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Sains Hank
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Seranton Hole
Pus Bs
Posner Tailway
People’s Street
Manu Fieluelog & Dy
Wacka
Township School & Pier Vel
Scranton Traction
T. G. Pele
Lackawanna Ave
Walter Creamerly
Sue Marcon
Mears Building
Eugeni Field
CUNY
Oak Artiata
Ciarson
Eugene Field
Field
Chicago
Samter Bros
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Seranton
Wilkes Burra Pa
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Bellavita
Co Adiress
Jeckaes
McGarrah & Thomas, Druggiste
Lackawanne Evc
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