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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1900

Page

3

CITY NOTES AND SOCIAL ITEMS IN SCRANTON UNION NEWS

Scranton notes report the Topographical union ball at Munro hall, vaccination opportunities at Hahnemann hospital, a wedding in Washington Ave, a family quarrel case ending with withdrawal, McDonough held on bail for past assault, John Cooper funeral service, officers elected in local societies, weekly bank clearings, a new matches vending invention, vigilance committee meeting plans, Catholic Women's Legion officers chosen with installation upcoming.

Traders National Bank Declares Semiannual Dividend

The Traders National Bank declares a three percent semiannual dividend payable after January 2. The bank will close books on December 29 for the dividend event.

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Mine Host Barnes Hosts New Century Celebration

John W. Barnes proprietor of the Brunswick at 4 Spruce Street invites guests to a large centennial eve gathering tonight. A lunch will be served as he does and Hauer's Orchestra will provide music for the occasion.

John W. Barnes The Brunswick Spruce Street Hauer John W. Karnes Bauer

Cornell Club Concert Draws Enthusiastic Local Greeting

The Cornell hoya glee club entertained Saturday night with a beautiful concert and a highly pleasing programme. A lavish dance followed with many attendees including Mrs Everett A Bos h and numerous others from New York, Trenton, and nearby towns.

Cornell Hoya S Smilar Guin Everett A Bosh PF. R Patt Stra Thiering Robertson Twitehiell Henry Realy Jermyn Mem Sturges Ated A. de Orville Blackinton G. 0. Smith, Mr, and Mrs, 4.1 Watking, Mrs. Wyeth, of New York, Mr. Vod Mie TB Wateon Mail Morristown Mike Linberg Trenton Mise Thompson Mivt Torrey Honewlile Nonle New York Misa Uvnt Keverich Miewe Archbald Mie Copeland Helin Mig Gertrude Sprague Mixa Clare Reynolds Mint Galpin Mise Boles Janet Dickson Laverty Miss Curtis Miew Spencer Blanche Hull Helene Hull Misa van Cleef Jeanette Dickson Miay Bleanoe Reynolds Mika Dickton Can Kinelany Gertrude Miller Misa Christiin Lindsay Grace Spencer Sfelen Sanderson Marion Sanderson Anna Sturtee Miss Davidson Mary Davidson Sitehooth Mise Mennett Miles Trandwell Mise Kennerdy Misa Nettleton Katherine Nettleton Jennie Williams Amy Gerevke Edna Williame Helen Grace Thayer Anna Kdwards Mise Leah Britton Reading Mowers C. Viotard Full Arthur Bell New York City Amex Dindany George Lindsay Walter Fordham Hires Pordham George J. Dimmick Harry GL. Dimmick George BR. Tavisson John Te Hitchcoth Lucilla Kennedy Edwin Ur. Shafer Teving MacHean Harry RO von Thisen Jamesh Faller Thekson Torrey Edward P. Nettleton J. 0 Williamson Frank Cook Roy Cook Littston Eugene IL Fellows Tidor J. Williams Ralph Snowden Russell Simmick Wunt Blair M. B Fuller Moffatt Tolert Frey Paul Welles Delia Watres Hugh Archbard Baldwin Jones Kittle Trueable Little Thorne Neale Slade Goearhart Huntington Derr Pease Wilkes-Barre Boles Linen

Funeral of the late A B Lidstone

The funeral of Select Councilman Andrew Burns Lidstone of the Thirteenth ward, who died after a banquet in North Scranton, was held at 2 pm from 1642 Dickson Avenue. Rev. Dr. Simpson led services with Rev. Ford assisting, and forest Hill Cemetery interment followed. Pallbearers and floral tributes were named, and council resolutions expressed sympathy. Coroner Roberts viewed the remains, an inquest deemed unnecessary.

Andrew Burns Lidstone Hiram Lodge North Scranton Dickson Avenue W. G. Simpson Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Chirge W. J. Ford Forest HI B. T. Jayne BE. G. Stevens Buffalo B. F. Dunn Hazard Select Council Andrew Burny Lidstone Mike Ho Cmnen Boeronton Andrew B Jorge Kesolved

Goods and wagons listed for Hunt and Connell sale

Two heavy and one light delivery wagons one buggy pole cash register two pipe-cutting machines one four horse power engine five hundred dollars gas fixtures and supplies two thousand five hundred dollars plumbers and steam fitters supplies and one two seated open wagon for Hunt and Connell.

Hunt & Connell

Nettleton Opens Hogton Boot Shop April First

Mr A C Nettleton moves into Hog ton to open a large boot and shoe store with a high grade ladies and gentlemen's department. Mine Host John W Karnes of the Brunswick at 444 Spruce Street hosts a century ushering celebration tonight with lunch and Bauer's orchestra. Everyone invited.

A. ¢. Nettleton Hogton Boots, Shoes

Births in Monsey Avenue and Leonard Street area

To Mr and Mrs Dunning of Monsey Avenue a boy named Reese born December 20. To Mr and Mrs John G Theva of Lincon about a girl born earlier in the week.

Dalton Death Notice for Amasa Moan Deas

In Dalton Amasa Moan Deas died aged in unclear details. Funeral from the residence in Dalton on a date and time unspecified.

DEAS Dalton Amasa Moan Moudas

Opening of new church Green Ridge Baptist dedication at Monsey Avenue

The Green Ridge Baptist church on Monsey Avenue between Green Ridge and Marion streets was formally dedicated in a morning service at 10.20 with Rev Dr Warren G Partridge of Cincinnati delivering the sermon. The event featured floral decorations and a sermon on the value of each individual, noting Christ’s emphasis on humanity and the church’s role in uniting capital and labor. The new building, designed by Architect H Rutherford and built by Peck Lumber, measures about 170 by 70 feet, seats 250, and cost 10,000 dollars with 6,000 subscribed prior and 1,200 more raised at dedication. The old church now serves Sunday school alongside the new structure, and Rev W J Ford, longtime pastor of the congregation since 1893, is credited with spearheading the project. current membership stands at 285.

Green Ridge Baptists Monsey Avenue W. G. Partridge Cincinnati Green Ridge Warren G. Partridge Corvila W. B. Grow Carbondale Grow Eave Robert I. Y. Pierce Penn Avenue Church Partridge Mato Aristotle Christ Jesus Mt. Olympus H. «. Rutherford Peck Lumber Company Green Ridge Baptist Church

Religious services note weekly sermons across several churches

Clergy from Grace Reformed Episcopal Zion Evangelical United and other churches delivered sermons on themes such as Our Coming Resurrection Day true reverence and what pleases God. Watch night services and Sunday school events were announced across Grace Grace Reformed Episcopal Memorial Baptist and St Mark’s churches with evening services and the Lord's Supper observed.

Tev George T. Ulrich Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Mev O. S. Beardsley al Souls’ Universalist Church A. W. Messinger Zion Evangelical Ruthern Church Provideure Methodist Episcopal Church St. Mark's St. Mark's Church Eclock E. Robinson Sec Ond Peesbyteriin Church Memorial Baptist Church Woo. Davies

Railroad Y M C A Rally Inspires Members

Railroad Young Men's Christian Association members held a midwinter rally at the rooms Saturday evening with a Schubert quartet performance and an address by H. Williams of Richmond Virginia international secretary. New members and many standard bearers attended as refreshments were served by the ladies auxiliary. Williams spoke at a men’s meeting the next day and Roosevelt’s New York address was read by Secretary Adair.

Railroad Young Men's Christiaas Association Schubert Quartette H. ©. Williams Richmond Railroad Association Williams Roosevelt New York Adair

Wanted Laborers for Scranton Railway Company

Wanted laborers apply at once at Scranton Railway Company's office for immediate employment. workers urged to report to headquarters for screening and placement.

Scranton Railway Company

Obituary notices from North Scranton and nearby towns

The column lists multiple local obituaries including Mrs. Mary Megan Regan aged 49 who died Saturday after prolonged illness at her home on Brick and Oak streets, and Belidget Reilly a Walden of Darmore who died Tuesday age 1, with funeral details and interments at local cemeteries. Also notes Agnes Donahue of Bulwer Street Tripp Park and Will Jordan aged 8 months with forthcoming funeral plans.

Mary Megan John Regan Oak Streets North Scrinton Jial Trehind Nohseranton Third Order of St. Pranci Franciano Anthonys Holy Mosney Church Mig. Belidget Reilly Dammore Woleter Avenue Ape Patelek John Timothy St. Mary's Cathilic Church Mary's Cemetery Agnes Mim Michael Donahue Bulwer Street Tripp Park Willi Jondan Mondoldowdan Olone Avenue Cathedral Lely

Review of the Century in Film Park Church

Reverend C M Gilm spoke on a survey of the century at the Film Park church. He contrasted past and present with emphasis on time as opportunity and human progress. He praised inventions, leaders, and missionary work while noting earlier hardships and the rise of altruism in society.

Earth Dante Shakespears Goethe Homer Bacon Kant Plato Aristotle Grant Sherman Lee von Moltke Lincoln Bismarck Scott Dickens Thackeray Hawthorne George Eliot Beecher Spurgeon Matthew Simpson Blackstone William Pitt United Missionary Effort

New Year Social and Services at Christ Episcopal Church

New Year's social and services at Christ Episcopal Church Green Ridge tonight. Social starts at o'clock with games for youth such as checkers and dominoes, coffee and coke served. At 11 15 Christmas parole will be sung and the congregation will resign from the moment. At 1 45 Holy Communion will be celebrated using the new communion set procured by Archdeacon Hadcliffe.

Christa Episcopal Church Green Ridge O'Elook Archdeacon Hadcliffe

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