Installation of officers for Rebekah lodge and related orders
Installation of officers for Rebekah Lodge No. 4 and Enterprise Lodge No. 2h Order of the Eastern Star and Patriotic Order of Americans last evening at venues including Iverite hall and Relmen's hall. Officers elected for coming terms, financial reports shown, and social events noted. Funeral for George Niemat held with services by the Rev J. Sweet and burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. Police service observed at the Brave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Rovne Lodge
Iverite Hal
Mies Civennte Janes
Mise Margret Jonking
Miea Emma Thivie
Bain
Dheath
Davie Midine
Pst
David J. Janes
Lot Ludwig
David M. Jeet
John Lloyd
Whhim
Mergen
Hsien
Willian W. Hope King
David Re Jores
Tyler
Minkeiite
Ch Tawie
John
Harris
William 4 Davies
David A Davies
Rees Boamuels
David DT
Lewis
Trensoe
Thomne Curin
Toader
Jevendal Baniuel
Jolbn W
Camm Na
Patriotic Order of Armericans
Redmen's Hall
Mira
Flinn
Beth Dorsey
Thomas Sweet
Mise Levin Gines
Frank Derby
Ligale Lee
Daniel Alvoight
Linden V. Decker
da Rildlied
Treacher
George Hower
George Niemat
Jackson
Born Griffin Post
Grand Army of
J. Th Sweet
Simpton
Four candidates seek Repullient nomination for Fifteenth ward
Between 4 and 7 tomorrow the battle for the Fifteenth ward controller nomination will unfold with no tag ticket. Four candidates are KE Jr Evens, David M. James, Edaneger Davis and Henry Schubert. incumbent Johnny Williane is not seeking re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelok
Sdeal
Ke, Jr. Evens
David M. James
Edaneger Davis
Henry Sehobert
Johnny Williane
Ivans & Dowell
Hue
Kent
Willian
David Madones
Jones’ Pherae
Lisse
Quilte
Dhavis
Eynai Street
Miner Suffered Stroke at Dodge Mines
John Creifithe, about 45, employed as a miner at the Dodge mines, suffered a paralysis stroke while at work. He was removed to his home and medical aid summoned. His condition improved yesterday and he remains in care, with the attack now testable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Creifithe
Bynenstrent
Dodge Mines
New Year Watch Services Feature Concert at Simpeam Methodtet
An excellent New Year's Love concert is planned at the Simpeam Methodtet, Friday evening, preceding watch services. The event aims to bless the season with music and reflection.
Fur Bargain Time Slashes Prices Across Snow Time Sale
In the heart of snow time a Fur Bargain sale drops prices on pelts and accessories. Items that once sold for 6 50 7 50 3 50 9 50 10 50 and 12 50 now list at 4 05 5 05 0 05 7 65 with large reductions evident in the storefront.
Feather boas go on sale for holiday bargains
Feathers boas priced at 9.50 and 17.00 are reduced and cut down to suit late holiday buyers with many other strong bargains available.
St Lane Pourtet Club Promises Evening of Entertainment
Members of St Lane Pourtet club plan a Vesday night program at St. Thvid's hall North Maievernue. The program features talent from To esi lent and sete ontelile to entertain. Later the floor clears for dancing with home clver for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lane Pourtet Club
St. Thvid's Hall
North
Local residents return from visits across cities
Miss Kittle Chilfithie returns from Pittston while Harry Berber comes home from Back street after a Pittston trip. Dozens of neighbors, including Cologel D. T. Pavies and son John, Philadelphia, and Thomas Wooley of Boston, Pa., recount visits with family. A skating party from this town toured Shimon Schoen's area with several youths enjoying clear ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittle Chilfithie
South Hyde Turk Avenue
Pittston
Wilkin &. Williams
Plymouth
Harry Berber
Back Street
Rank Phillis
Swetland Street
Toth Beddae
Bouth Meindvente
Cologel
Jonah Davis
Bloomshore
Thomas Williams
Wilker-Diarre
Joseph FO
Bwethined Street
Etta Davis
Blakely
Vinlavane
North Main Avenue
Joseph Oliver
Mampton Abert
Davis
Rewards
Denham
Down
Dwards
Armitt Thomas
Harry Reese
North Bromley Avenue
W. H. Hares
Gertrude Qavin
Lily Thomas
Gertrude Mughes
Jeane Lewis
Charles Cadwcan
John Thomas
Wallin Robertson
Cure Kynen
Tom Boston
Henry Morgan
Washington Camp Plans Washington's Birthday Celebration
The Washington Camp announces a February observance with a grand hall event at Saint Tyivid's hall. A committee prepares details and pledges full readiness for the occasion amid local activity on Sweetland Street near North Male Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Bons of
America
Washington
Sweetlamd Street
Male Avenue
North Sunner
Doss
HH. M. Edwarda
Thomas Corson
Weleh
Roberta
North Alain
Local Social Roundup From Nanticoke And Nearby
Miss Lillian Winkle of Puttatom visits sister Mire. John Bole inven of William Street and others entertain relatives in Nanticoke. Thomas Baltry, a spinner, sustains injuries at the Peck Planing mill and is treated on West Market Street. Mr and Mrs I. C. Harveymark tenth wedding anniversary with neighbors and friends in attendance at Dewcot street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Winkle
Puttatom
Mire
John Boleinven
William Street
Margaret Donen
Edith Davies
Greenshert
Nanticoke
Verpha Bimana
West Market Street
Mises Grace Hatin
Kingston
Peter Flynn
Hoboken
N. J
West Markettreet
Patriotic Order Bans of
America
Fenner & Chappells
John Stanford
Tonesdale
Lease Edwards
Thomas Baltry
I. C. Harvey
Dewcot Street
Heyer
Warvey
Mel
Harvey
Robert Bowell
Mra
William Bone
Ryan Mortis
Bertha Conover
Mary Cutherson
Eliga
Choir rehearsal and military gathering announced in Brooklyn notice
The Chelation Endeavor choir held a threely attended rehearsal at Providence Presbyterian church. Members of Company H Thirteenth regiment are called to meet at the armory on Thursday evening, Dec 30, at o'clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Cuthberson
Minnie Wells
Marty Welle
Lottie Morris
Mary Morris
Marian Sowell
Mosspe
Charen Rone
Joseph Bone
Wil Barney
Dauniel Carter
Mies Sten
Meooklyn
N. Y
Nellie
Fora
North
Malin Avenue
Chelation Endeavor Choir
Providence Presbyterian
Christmas celebrations and incidents in town
Delightful Christmas events were held at Germania hall by the Junior Maennerchor and at St. Marys hall by St. Marys church. A contender fell from a hay-loft and was pierced by a pitchfork. A mock trial, a school event, and social gatherings followed with attendees from New Jersey to Wil lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Hall
Thomas English
T. F. McDonough
Fig Street
R. A. Quinn
New Jersey
Miss Shop
Menadon
Philin Wirth
Willow Street
Smith
Elmira
Kathérine Hrenton
Harris’ Dry Words Store
New York
Anthony Brenna
Crown Avenue
Mer
John Mack
Stone Avenue
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
August Snvider
Pittston Avenue
L. H. Zimmer
Casey & Kelly
James Christie
Marth Langan
Craman
William Mahoney
Beardsley
Minn
Ciearmakers
Talon
Workmen's Hall
Lalo
Marth
Franz
Trades Unionn
Local notes list residents and social events from Wilkes-Barre region
Miss Blanche Freeman returns from Philadelphia and Miss Jessie Miller visits with relatives in Wilkes-Barre. The marriage of Miss Ellen Cobb and Willis Altemoxe is noted, as is Miss Myra Space visiting in New York Street. Various residents travel, attend church programs, and participate in Christmas exercises by the Baptist church with multiple performances and readings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Freeman
Monsey Avenue
Philadelphia
Miss Freeman
Materniity Holpital
Jessie Miller
Wyoming Seminary
Delaware Street
Penn Avenue
Ellen Bh. Cobb
Willis Altemoxe
Wilkes-Barre
W. H. Plercy
Elm Park Church
Myra Space
Massachusetts
Mra. Fidler
New York Street
Horace Jenkins Ie
George T. Pritchard
Suyner Avende
Peet
Krank Ackerly
Pos
Ts Gimily
Marion Stront
Stevens Ie
My. Mound
Pittston
Christina
Baptist Church
Hallie Lord of
Rejuice
Chamberlin
The
Wire Men
Myoew
Christine GI
Agnee Nicholton
Olous
Gearde Waoollmennias
Mies Pagel Dopewell
Irie” Prencen Warman
Zurich
Acheolk
Belaomaster
Brand
Christine Bele
Walter Blowers
Christine Offtering
Christmas exercises at Presby terian church in Dunmore
Last evening the Dunmore Presbyterian church held Christmas exercises by the Sunday school. The program was well received and drew a large attendance. The notice also records several local deaths and accidents including the funerals of Miss Jennie Tusael and Mr. William Gilmore, a mining accident involving Robert Travis, and a skating accident involving Theodore Sargent with injuries to Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lonce
Jennie Tusael
William Gilmore
Wim Street
Ofelock
Lonsdale
Wyoming Valley
Dunmore
Rowe A. Moore
Binghamton
Mere
William Moore
Monroe Avenue
Robert Travis
Spencer Mines
Hie
Apple Street
Garney
Travie
Theodore Sargent
Parntal
Ben Thaver
Local Notices and Neighborhood Updates
A fragmented item notes a man trimming a large gash in his lower jaw during a night incident. F D Manley is building a new writing on Chestnut street. John Ellis family moves into Elmer Vickery’s house on Gloom Street. A social at John Watpongon’s residence on Chestnut Street is recalled. John P Mantey Co. is mentioned in fire insurance context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Manley
Trent
John Ellis
Elmer Vickere
Gloom Street
John Watpongon
Chestnut Street
John P. Mantey & Co
Obituary notices from the valley community
Obituaries report the deaths of John Jonson aged six in the valley after long heart trouble and Mrs Bridget Morrin aged about two years with funeral at St Patrick's church. Other notices mark the passing of Mrs John Tague and Mrs Elizabeth Morrin with services at Lemon Methodist church and Black’s Cemetery burial. Masses and memorials are noted for local residents across Hamp ton and Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolineei del
Adame Nyveriin
Leon
Jonson
Horn
Kittiston
Waa
Johnsen
Mir Johnsen
Iiven
Msde
Foner
PW. Tague
Poratton
John Tague
Lemon
County
Shawi
William @. Lewis
Lemon Methodist Church
Husbant
John ML Mud Honey
Tne
Mr. Windhirk
Methodital Church
Blurk's
Bridget Diizabeth Morrin
Residencs
Hampton Street
Phiort Wineas
Valles
Aod
Doin Waleh
Fo Nynon Atdert
Joseph
St. Patrick's Church
Hade Park Catholic Cemetery
Twin Shaft Relief Fund Audit Report Presented
Auditors A J Brown M N Donnelly and M A Keily reported on the Twin Shaft Relief association books. They found funds in banks and investments, noted expenses, and recommended balancing accounts to explain a past discrepancy. The report highlighted subscriptions, specific balances, and matched the treasurer’s figures for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Thie Association
Balinco Wlyhood
Cnet Ace
Wmiouillo
Esseg Supecssenvece
Batke
Itu Ed
Oeboler
Hvctubivo
Pontiss
Ponhur
Iis
Ilanonts
Wissnenigereesseeoen
Mela
Mort- Wat
Peoples Savings Bank of Pitts- Gone
Gaanachea
TA Savings Bank of Uitte Cria Cacecececeagtvervessece
Demkeine
Firat National Bank of Pitts- LO Seversveepe
Fyeld
OY Boyle
Christmas frauds rise as office reports record surge
The article notes a sharp uptick in activity at the office with a 60 percent increase over the prior month. It records 175 domestic orders processed yesterday, the largest daily total in their history, and details a misaddressed parcel tied to Liberty Street in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alondar
Liberty Street
Binghamton
Buulnese
Betanten
Ull
Professional Directory Advertisements in Scranton
Directory of physicians surgeons attorneys architects and others with office addresses in Scranton. Includes Kay Bateson Frey Shepherd Trapold Freas Amoreaux Rook Repogle Watson Whittier and many others with offices on Adams Avenue Wyoming Avenue Spruce Street and more. Also lists school of the Lackawanna and preparatory courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
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West Side
City
Tata
Et. Nicholas
Toackson Street
George Nieman
Globe Warehouse
J. &. King
Weal
Awonda Avenue
North Scranton
South
Green Ridge
Washington Chemical
Washington, D. C
Grimith
Charce
Post Office Notes
Mopiliy
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Eeeereens
Syrt
Tillemdiay
Castoria
Thomas Oigeature Mu
Infante
A, E. Rogers, the Jeweler
China
Lackawanna Avenue
Thos, F. Leonard
Uuonw Ave
Physicians and Surgeons
KAY
Penn Ave
Tdiseaves of
Ales Telephone
Dit
Bateson
Cc. L. Frey
Bcranton Bavings Bank Billig
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
L. M. Gates
Board of ‘Trade
Stofa
Madison Avenue
C. L. Freas
Omee
W. Vamoreaux
Adame
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Moore Building
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Warren & Knapp
Oe Watson
Difhl
Hall & Kemmier Feailo Alk Councelors- Aw
Traders’ National Bank
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Prank FE. Boyle
Purr
Jjnssup & Jussup
Law
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Commonwealth
Coal Exchange
James W
Oakd Attora
Oakford
Board of
Ee BR
Killam
Atte Tuaw
Eee Ag
H. Hamilton
Alaw
Commonwealth Bldg
Scruiston
Edward
Thayer
Attorne Ba
Bite Oy
L.A. Watres
Oh Leckowianna Avo
Scranton, Pa
Petchem
Berunton
Patterson & Wilcox
Naational Bank
Bulllons
A. A.W. Wrentholy
Aity
Aif Spruce At
Taning & Msweeney, Commonwealth Building
dutePeite
Secret Service Ney
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
HL. Walter
Lewis Hancock
Spruce St
Cor. Washave
Frederick L. Brown
Prion Huilding
Lacky & Son, Architects
TO. Lyman
FP. L. M'Graw
Bh. H. FP. Reynolds
Snover
Lacka. Wanna
Jos. Kurtthl
Lacka
Wanna Avenue
School OF the Lackawanna
Serenton
Thomas M. Cann
Walter MH. Bell
A. M
Leeds
G R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Washington Avesnue
Green House
North Main Avesnue
ELK Cafe
Pranklin Avenue
Baueh
Daly
J. Hauer
Conchetas
Mulbert
Mum Kiere
Megargoes Brothers
Washington Aventa
Ecrunton
Frane P Bhown & CO
Contaro
Wet Lackawanne Ave
Thomas Aubrey
Rex
Tribune Pcbelibhing CO
Linatyye
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