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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1894

Page

3

Social notes list visits and local events in Scranton

Personal visitors include Esther Killam of Paupack and Flora Van Schoick of Albion. Miss Blanche Wood and Miss Dodge of Honesdale are guests of Green Ridge friends. A. R. Hignett mourns his mother in England. Bishop Rulison and Rev. E. J. Haughton stay with Rev. Rogers at St Luke's rectory. George McDonald, DL&W agent, in New York. A youth party toured The Tribune's plant. Mrs. Theo A. White entertained Scranton society, and soloist Mrs. White sang at Second Presbyterian and Penn Avenue Baptist.

Esther Killam Paupack Capouse Avenue Flora van Schoick Albion, Mich Blanche Wood Miss Dodge Honesdale Green Ridge A. R. Hignett Berkenhead England Rulison E. J. Haughton Pottsville Rogers Israel S1. Luke's George McDonald Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station New York City Mra H. J. Anderson Henry Belin Tribune Knox Miss Anderson Milas Belin Mr. Clark Mr. Anderson Theo A. White Binghamton Penn Avenue Baptist Church Shepherd

Arrangements Made for Tonight's Bril Mant Social Event

The Bachelors ball will be held at the Frothingham tonight with elaborate dress and details. Committees have prepared for guests, with carriages admitted from Spruce street and departure from Linden to prevent crowding. False flooring and decorations are being completed today.

Frothingham Spruce Street Linden

Scranton Gambling Raids Net 41 Stakeholders and Heavy Fines

Police raided four large gambling houses in Scranton just before midnight, confiscating $3,000 in devices and $5,000 in equipment. Forty one players, employees and proprietors were arrested and brought before Alderman Fuller, who levied fines totaling about $800 and ordered destruction of the gambling paraphernalia.

Fuller Scranton Alderman Fuller Eli Ager Windsor Penn Avenue Linden Street Chris Anneman Lackawanna Avenue Cyrus Cohen Dumimley & Keeley Simpson Ager Central Station

Insanity Indications Raise Anxiety Among Friends

The subject has shown signs of renewed anxiety due to indications of insanity, troubling his friends and prompting concern.

Hoss and Hogs to Open New Year At Frothingham Theater

Frothingham theater to feature Hoss and Hogs a farce with a plot and a varied cast including an eccentric Judge an erratic lawyer a bowery girl a humorous German sheriff and a troupe of singing and dancing girls. Peck's Bad Boy to be shown at Davis theater this afternoon promising a bright afternoon of mirth. Also Lehigh University Glee and Banjo clubs on tour and Chimes of Normandy to be staged by Scranton Oratorio Society with cast list and director.

Hoss and Hogs Frothingham Hoss and Hoss Will “Peck Davis’ Theater Scranton Lehigh University

Post Office Hours Tomorrow at Guernsey Bros

The stamp and general delivery windows stay open until 12 o clock New Year day while money order and registry windows close all day. Carriers will make the usual morning deliveries. Buy the Weber and get the best.

Weber Guernsey Bros

Mass of Flames Threatens Miners at Lackawanna Mine

Fourteen miners faced death for eight hours behind a barricade in the Lackawanna Coal No. 1 plane mine at Olyphant after a fire broke out near the hoisting engines. Engineer Bennie rescued the group by sprinting through flames to organize a barricade with culm rock and coal while forty men including Foreman Burkheiser descended an air shaft to reach them. Rescuers, aided by Hose companies, pulled the trapped men to the surface by 6 am Saturday. only John Jones suffered burns as work resumed the next day despite heavy roof timbers and rock falls.

Lackawanna Coal Company Olyphant Frank Bennie Herolam Frank Béfinie Charles W. Williams Patrick T. Brennan William T. Evans Frank McCabe Bennie David Miles William Harper J. K. Burkheiser John $. Jones

Duffy Declared Insane and Referred to Hillside Home

Patrick Duffy of South Washington avenue attempted suicide by taking laudanum Friday night. He appeared before Alderman Fuller Saturday morning, who ordered his removal to the Hillside Home after an investigation. Duffy, about 18, has previously been an inmate at Hillside Home.

Patrick Duffy South Washington Avenue Alderman Fuller Hillside Duffy Hillside Home

Hood's Sarparilila Claims Rheumatism Cure

The notice asserts rheumatism results from blood acid and promotes Hood's Sarparilila and Hood's Pills as the cure and best family medicine. It also mentions a $40,000 School House for Columbia avenue let for immediate commencement and remaining lots at low prices. Arthur Frothingham, Commerce, Theater Lobby.

Columbia Avenue Arthur Frothingham Ommece

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