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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1900

Page

3

City Notes Meeting Thursday At College Chapel

A special St. Josephs society meeting is set for Thursday afternoon at College chapel. Members who have not returned convert tickets are urged to do so. Ice chest thieves struck Washington avenue porches, stealing contents and spoiling Christmas cheer in several homes. A runaway incident left a damaged horse and buggy found near Clay avenue and Mulberry street, brought to City Hall and held at Helles livery. owner not identified. Local 1 Tin Workers Ball drew about 200 couples in Music hall with Lawrence Orchestra providing music.

St. Joseph's Society College Chapel Washington Avenue Clay Avenue Mulberry Street Eity Hall Helles TIN Workers Wiion Noo So Tin Sheet Tron Cornique Workers’ International Association Music Hall Lawrence Orchestra

First Presbyterian Church Plans Special Service and Meeting

The First Presbyterian Church holds an evening service as preparation for the Lord's Supper next Sunday, the last Sunday of the year and century. The pastor and elders urge all members to attend if possible and the church session will meet after the service to discuss potential church union.

First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church

Christmas Celebrations at Lackawanna and Moses Taylor Hospitals

Christmas was celebrated at Lackawanna hospital with two decorated trees and gifts for children and adults. Adults received stockings with candles and nuts, and a turkey dinner was served. Moses Taylor hospital also had two trees and distributed gifts to children with the usual Christmas dinner.

Lackawanna Hospital Tairy N. Willard James Dleksiy Moses Taylor Hospital

Christmas dinner for boys at McQuhae’s dining rooms

Nearly a hundred youngsters gathered at MccQuhae's on Wyoming avenue for a Christmas feast funded by Belford Harris of the Swift Heel company W H Campbell of Jonis Long's Sons and Ernest Bishop of the Bootch Wooden Mills company. Elm Park church ladies organized the event to ensure those without other dinners could attend.

MccQuhae Wyoming Avenue Belford Harris Swift ‘Heel Company W. H. Campbell Jonis Long Ernest Bishop Bootch Wooden Mills Company Elm Park Church

Christmas Mass at St Peter’s Cathedral Features Rich Decor

Elaborate Christmas services at St Peter’s Cathedral showcased greenery, arches, and a Bethlehem manger scene. Bishop Hoban wore the Cappa Magna for the first time on a first class feast day as the pontifical blessing concluded the high mass. Reverend clergy, acolytes, and a large choir enhanced the ceremony with Bauer’s orchestra.

St. Peter's Cathedral Bethlehem Hoban James A. O'Reilly Fathers van Ray and McLoughlin P. J. Gough Miles McManus Griffin Myles J. McManus Bauer W. P. Schilling Lambillove Pascal Leonard Josephine C. Walsh Laura Rafter Agnes B. Lavelle Lizzie Snow W. R R. Bradbury Gustav Reppert W. R. Bradbury

Midnight Christmas Service At St David’s West Scranton

The midnight Christmas service at St David’s Episcopal Church West Scranton drew a large crowd directed by Rector Trev FE Z McHenry. A 10 am regular service followed with Monk’s communion and strong music led by organist Mrs Seibert. McHenry preached on The Doctrine of the Incarnation from St John 1 14 with services to be held today and tomorrow at 7 80 pm.

St. David's Episcopal Church West Scranton Trev FE. Z. McHenry Monk Seibert Philps Parry Mesers Thomas Jones Nicholson Whitehouse Willkam Morgan McHenry St. John Hell Guyl Bridny

Christmas Service Music At Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

Yesterday morning a special musical programme of rare excellence accompanied Christmas services at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church under Prof Protheroe. Rev Charles G Spieler led the worship and delivered a Christmas sermon on The Christmas Spirit. The choir included Hessle Shive Lillian Bluschke Aliee Fenie Vieltorl Gruner Katherine Winterstine Josephine Kernhardt Emma Yost Carolyn Yosut W J Hopkins David J Davies J William Schuler Watkin W Ivane EL Schubert Carl Schoen Charles Mitchell Miss Shive and Myr Tumes performed a duet with others contributing chorus numbers such as Good Tidings with a tenor solo by David Davies and Arise Shine featuring vocals by William J Hopkins and Watkin Isaac.

St. Luke's Episcopal Church J. W. Conant Mendelssohn Fuller Neudlinger Rogers Israel Holy Trinity Lutheran Church R. Protheroe Charles G. Spieler Coly Hessle Shive Lillian Blusehke Aliee Fenie Vieltorl Gruner Katherine Winterstine Josephine Kernhardt Emma Yost Carolyn Yosut W. J. Hopkins David J. Davies J. William Schuler Watkin W. Ivane EL. Schubert Carl Schoen Charles Mitchell Miss Shive Myr Tumes David Davies William J. Hopkins Watkin Tsaac

Masses Celebrated at St John’s German Church on Main

Three morning masses and vesper services were held yesterday at St John’s German Catholic Church on South Main Avenue. Rev F A Fricker led the 6 8 and 10 pm masses with an eloquent Christmas sermon at the final service. Prof George Bless conducted the music with selections from Mozart Gloria and Kyrie in Dat.

St. John's German Catholic Church South Main Nuvenue F. A. Fricker Christ George Bless Mozart

Vesper Service Features Mixed Quartet and Offertory

Credo Benedictus Sanctus and the Adeste Fideles offertory performed at vesper. An a cappella mixed quartet with soprano tenor and bass solos highlighted the service. Soloists were Mrs Emma Slices soprano August Foster tenor and William Shauman bass. Te Deum sung at close. Midnight mass planned for New Year Eve.

Donaneau Emma Slices August Foster William Shauman

Christmas Services At St Patrick's Church

Christmas services were held at St Patrick's Catholic Church with masses at 6 9 and 9 30 oclock. Rev J B Whelan preached on the shepherds from Luke and Rev F J Lavelle and Rev J C Ruddy officiated. Choir provided special music and children attended the 9 30 mass.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church J. B. Whelan St. Like FP. J. Lavelle J. C. Ruddy Armantist

Christmas Services Held at St Mark's Lutheran

At St Mark's Lutheran church on Washburn and Fourteenth streets the 7am and 10:30am services featured Christmas music under chorister Joseph Atherton assisted by Clara Sanders on organ. Pastor Rev A L Ramer preached a forcible sermon on Christ our Savior and King to large crowds.

St. Mark's Lutheran Church Washburn Fourteenth Streets Joseph Atherton Clara Sanders A.L. Ramer Christ

Elm Park Sunday School Christmas Festival Delights City

The Elm Park Methodist church hosted a Christmas festival crowd of about 3000. The program featured organ music, sacred projections, a 25-voice choir, and a standout solo by seven year old Bessie Marsh who drew huge applause.

Ifs Die Hard Savings Advice From Traders National Bank

A rambling piece urges readers to break the habit of saying Ifs and to focus on saving. It argues that fear and foreboding delay comfort and progress and cites the bank as a source for disciplined saving at Traders National Bank in the Wyoming and Spruce corner.

Christmas Pageant Brings National Guard Camp Scene to Life

A city performance presented a camp scene with twelve young men in National Guard uniforms, guns, and camp setup. Chords sang Suwanee River and Home Sweet Home as Miss Norma Decker read, followed by views and a Gouneal Noel anthem. Prof. John T. Watkins directed the event with praise for its successful execution.

Acene Fenta National Guard Suwanee River Norma Decker Gouneal Noel Anna Strickland Mary Davis John T. Watkins

German Methodial church Sunday school Christmas program

The Sun day school at the German Methodial Episcopal church on Ad aims Avenue and Vine street held a Christmas exercise in German. Gustave Deltzel presided as superintendent with Rev. G. Bobolin leading opening prayer. Children performed recitations songs and groups. a duet by Miss Baar and Mrs. Geasler and a selection by the Eintracht Musical society contributed to a festive German spirit of good cheer.

G. Bobolin Edith Kaufhold Karl Haendiges Lena Woehrle Karl Theodore Bobolln Charles H. Gabriel Fred Meline Margaret Huag Fred Kossman Bertha Kenimiler William Meline Paul Walter Edgar Kaufhold Miss Baar

Christmas Program Delights Grace English Lutheran Parish

The Grace English Lutheran Sunday school staged a charming Christmas program last night under superintendent D. Lt. Fickus esq. Hymns and recitations featured Miss Harriet Kline, Miss Jennie Kaufman, and Miss Flo rence Irving among others. The pastor Rev. Luther Hess Waring offered prayers and a brief address on a Christmas Star. Gifts were given to each child after the program.

Grace English Lutheran Church D. Lt. Fickus Harriet Kline Luther Hess Waring Miude Moser Jennie Kaufman Emma Swald Elmer Kaufman Byron Wilcox Frank Zimmerman Edith Bender Lewis Liebecker Janet Sunday Frank Ella Gray Lynda Lohman Jennie Seaman

Prisoners Thank Local Officials For Christmas Dinner

A jailhouse note from Lackawanna County Jail prisoners conveys gratitude to the sheriff, warden, and staff for a Christmas meal described as soup, roast turkey, stewed chicken, potatoes, bread, fruit, and other items. The message calls it the most elaborate dinner ever served at the jail.

Tribune Lackawanna County Hotel Pryor Sherhf Jal

Reverend Pierce Hosts Choir Members at Parsonage

Rev Dr Robert F Pierce pastor of Penn Avenue Baptist entertained the choir last night at the parsonage on Mifflin avenue. A bountiful repast was served by the doctor and his wife. Pierce’s son C. FPF Pierce of Wanamaker’s New York and a friend Paul Muller of Passaic New Jersey are visiting during the holiday season.

Robert F. ¥. Pierce Penn Avenue Baptist Church Mifflin Avenue Dr. Pierce C. Fpf. Pierce Wanamaker's New York City Paul Muller Passaic N. J

Inventory of Wagon, Tools and Supplies at Hunt Connell

A detailed list items including two heavy and one light delivery wagons one buggy pole cash register two pipe-cutting machines one four horse power engine nine hundred dollars in gas fixtures and supplies and two thousand five hundred dollars in plumbers and steam fitters supplies and one two seated open wagon recorded under Hunt Connell.

Hunt & Connell

Obituaries of Patrick Feeley and others in Olyphant

Patrick W Feeley engineer at Eddy Creelk Min died yesterday morning at his home in Olyphant after two months illness He is survived by his wife and two children His mother Mrs Berard Feeley of Olyphant and several brothers and sisters include Roy J B Feeley Nicholson James J Feeley Mrs John O Boyle Mrs James Foley of Olyphant and Mrs P W Healey of Green Bridge The obituary notes the death of Mrs Mirtle Sammon of 527 Twenty first Street and that she is survived by her husband and several children Funeral arrangements to be announced later Also Mr Martin Lonwnom died yesterday age 44 survived by four sons and two daughters Funeral notice later

Patrick W. Feeley Eddy Creelk Min Olyphant Mr. Feeley Mary McDonald Berard Peeley Roy J.B. Fealey Nicholson James J. Kevley John O'Boyle James Foley P. W. Healey Green Bridge Mra Mirtle Sammon S27 Twenty-first Street Deecoused Iinband Mallarriey William Cannion Iuner Martin Lonwnom Richmond Honesdale Carbondale Richmond & Robinson Dickson City Blakely Township Elk Hill Coal and Iron Company Elk Hill Company New York, Ontario and Western Company Elk Hill Coal and Tron Company Wilt Hill Coal and Iron Company Twentieth William G. O'Malley O'Malley School Control South Steel Mill Buffalo

Pioneer coal operator helped draft Elk Hill charter

William H. Richmond a leading New Englander, born Oct 23 1821 in Marlborough Connecticut, described for shaping Elk Hill Coal and Iron charter. W G O Malley named new Twentieth Ward selectman and John Van Bergen Jr praised as energetic court house official with strong party support.

Elk Hill Coal and Iron Company W. G. O’malley Twentieth Ward John van Bergen, Jr Commissioners’ Office William H. Richmond New England Society New Ashton Keynes Wiltshire England Taunton Mass Prudence Wadsworth Mr. Richmond William Wadeworth Massachusetts Hooker Connecticut Joseph Wadeworth Hartford

JEWETT Machine Promises Rapid, Durable Performance

A historical note extols the JEWETT ball bearing carriage and liner as superior writing aids. It emphasizes the machine’s smooth keys, automatic cleaning, and minimal fatigue. The ad claims modern design, simplicity, and rapid operation for efficient work.

Jewett No 10 Tops Standards With Ninety-Two Characters

The machine known as Jewett No 10 produced ninety two distinct characters, eight more than any other standard machine. This remarkable output highlights its superior design and efficiency in character generation.

Jewett No

Lentil, Ancient Legume Steadily Gaining U.S. Ground

The lentil, oldest known food plant, is rarely grown in the United States though imported for markets and used more in immigrant and foreign restaurants. Western deserts like New Mexico and Arizona grow some for Inatanes, with European supply mainly from Egypt and the reddish Egyptian lentil used in pottage. Americans are increasingly trying lentils as French Italian and German menus introduce them.

New Mexico Arizona Spain Egypt

Helpful Youth Fights Spider On Glen Echo Car

A Washington Post piece recalls a helpful young man at Glen Echo who spots a large spider on a young woman's hair. He volunteers to remove it but triggers a startled shriek as the spider dangles from her disheveled hair.

Glen Echo

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