West Scranton Boys Caught Throwing Stones Go Free
Lieutenant Davies served a warrant charging four boys on Archbald street with throwing stones at passing street cars Sunday afternoon. Three were returning from Sunday school. one claimed he threw a snowball. The magistrate discharged all after warning them of the consequences of future offenses. The boys thanked the alderman for kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davia
Maelstrate Davies
Archbald Street
Thessal
Untamed Horse Collides With Engine Then Rider Thrown
John Jones of North Hyde Park Avenue rode home from Taylor on Saturday when a spirited horse bolted and sped out of control. The animal caused the cutter to crash at the Quick Street crossing with a passing engine, throwing the rider and badly damaging the vehicle. Jones escaped with minor wounds. horse and cutter were captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
Taylor
The Outfit Brought to the Barn in Safely
An unidentified outfit was brought to the barn in a safe manner. No injuries reported and authorities investigated the incident with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sifely
Wedding at Simpson church seals Sullivan Wicks union
At the Simpson Methodist Episcopal parsonage on North Hyde Park avenue Miss Marie Sullivan of Clark's place married Albert Wicks of North Hyde Park avenue on a Saturday evening. Rev. H C McDermott performed the ceremony with Miss Kate Mc Dermott as bridesmaid and James Royer as best man. The bride wore a blue broadcloth dress with cream lace and carried white bridal roses. After a wedding supper the couple moved into a newly furnished home on North Hyde Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
North Hyde Park Avenue
Marie Sullivan
Clark's Place
Albert Wicks
H. C. McDermott
Kate McDermott
James Royer
Hyde Park Avenue
Welsh Congregational church social and roll call evening
A roll call and social will be held this evening at the Welsh Congregational church. A fine programme is planned and an enjoyable evening is assured. The service starts at 7 o'clock and ends at 12 10. Refreshments will be served free and cream will be for sale. All church members are urged to attend and respond to the roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Congregational Church
New Year's Socials Planned Across Town Groups
A roundup of New Year events includes a turkey supper by Division Now It Tactics Auxiliary for Troly Cross parish funds, First Welsh Congregational church roll call and social, Washington hall masquerade by Onelta Social club, Jackson Street Baptist ten in church, Y M C A drive at Mears hall, Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp 3 officer elections, Young Peoples society Bellevue Welsh mixed social, and Plymouth Congregational Church musical and literary entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division N Ow
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Troly Cross
First Welsh Congregational Church
Onelta Social Club
Washington Hall
Ladies' Aid Society
Jackson Street
Mears Hall
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Young Peoples Society of the Hellevue Welsh
Elitizeh
Plymouth Congregational Church
Man Hurt After Slip On Luzerne Street Corner
An elderly resident of Luzerne street slipped while turning the warner at South Main avenue and Rock street yesterday. He fell and sustained a deep gash to his cheek. Two passersby rushed to help him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne Street
South Main Avenue
Rock Street
Public notices and social events in Washburn Street area
A page of community items notes a drunken man at home after an incident, bond set at 600 dollars for a robbery charge, and various church, lodge, and club activities. Also listed are meetings, rehearsals, a funeral, donation day at the hospital, a pig roast, and political primaries with dates and venues.
Local Social Notes From Teading and Nearby
Miss Mary Britton of Teading visits Miss Anna Edwards daughter of Judge and Mrs H M Edwards of South Main avenue. Ada McDermontt of North Hyde Park avenue visits home. Florence Keith of Scranton street returns from Pleasant visit at Clark's Summit. John Thomas of Urive street visits Honesdale. Douglas Pawling of North Main avenue home with a severe cold. Bertha Crawford of North Hyde Park avenue returns from visit to Kankakee accompanied by aunt Hattie Skinner for the winter. Mrs W Capwell of North Main avenue spends a few days at Wilkes Barre. Miss Ayle Reese of North Hyde Park avenue slightly indisposed. Frank Coons of South Main avenue returns from Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Britton
Teading
Anna Edwards
H. M. Edwards
South Main Avenue
Ada McDermontt
North Hyde Park Avenue
Florence Keith
Scranton Street
Clark’'s Summit
John Thomas
Urive Street
Honesdale
Douglas Pawling
North Main Avenue
Bertha Crawford
Kankakel
Clerks union elects officers and local notices brief
At the last Clerk's union meeting officers were elected: President M D Munley, first vice John Gilligan, second vice Peter Munley, treasurer H H Jones, financial secretary Paul J Corry, recording secretary H A Smith, calde M H Banks, guardian Patrick Walker. Watchnight services at the Methodist Episcopal church start at 10.50. Week of prayer follows at the same church all next week. E A Stevens to offer fresh meats at lowest prices starting January 2 1902. New Year's Eve service at St May's Episcopal church tonight and New Year's morning service at 8 o'clock. Mrs C B Smith of Union NY visiting Dudley Street hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda
Kime
North Bromley Avenue
DPD
Hopkins
Washburn Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
E. P. Davies
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. McDermott
Hyde Park
United Mine Workers of America
Clune’s
Jackson
Robert Morris Caumbra
M. D. Munley
John Gilligan
Peter Munley
H. H. Jones
Paul J. Corry
H. A. Smith
M. H. Banks
Guardian
Patrick Walker
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. A. Stevens
St. May's Episcopal Church
C. 8. Smith
Union
N. Y
G. W. B. Allen
Dudley Street
Christmas Tree Festivities Draw Large South Scranton Crowd
Schimpff's hall overflowed with friends of the Junger Maennerchor for a Christmas tree event. Prizes adorned the stage as children circled the hall to collect gifts, drawings began after 8 pm, and dance music by Guth's orchestra filled the floor from 11 pm to after 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schimpff
Junger Maennerchor
Guth
Christmas Festivities At Athletic Hill Draw Large Crowd
The Scranton Snengerrunde society held its annual Christmas celebration on Athletic Hill last evening. A large attendance enjoyed prizes awarded to children by Santa Claus and an array of glittering prizes. Dances were offered at ten cents each and the evening ended with several hours of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Snengerrunde Society
Athletic Hill
Santa Claus
Stark leaves Mulherin & Judge Lumber to start own timber business
Charles A O Stark resigns from Mulherin and Judge Lumber to launch wholesale lumber, owning 400 acres of timberland beyond Binghamton. The project includes a new mill on the Erie and Pittsburg Shawmut lines with a 40000 feet per day hardwood capacity. Stark, a prominent local figure and relative of several Robinsons, will remain in the city with his family. He departs Sunday for a two week property survey. Knights of St George Branch No 45 plans a five year anniversary banquet and ball at St Marys Hall with elaborate decor and dancing to follow by Lawrence Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mack
North
van Buren Avenue
New Spike Mill
Knights of the Golden Tagle
St. David's Hall
Robert Morris Lodge
Plymouth Church
William Connell Glee Club
Finch Manufacturing Company
Washburn Street
West Side Hospital
D. B. Thomas
Santa
Sherman Avenue
Charles Stark
Mulherin & Judge Lumber Company
Knights of St. George
Fourteen Friends
Charles A. O. Stark
Mulherin & Judge Lumber Compiany
Binghamton
Erie Railroad
Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern
Stark
Biuward J. Robinson
Otto Robinson
Philip Robinson
Mina Robinson
Cedar Avenue
Branch No. 45
Knights of St. Creorge
St. Mary's Hall
Hiver
Lawrence
August Rehner
Charles Heen
J. Senker
Matthias Thees
Adam Smeldopf
Michael Wetter
John Moran
Fourteen Friends Schedule Watch Night Social at Best’s Hotel
The committee of Fred Ehrhardt Al Gutheing James F Best John Lentes Charles Neals William Ziesmer Ben Moore and John Schunk organizes a watch night social in Best’s hotel parlors this evening. Under the Fourteen Friends, the event is billed among the season’s best socials and aims to meet high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Fred Ehrhardt
al, Gutheing
James F. Best
John Lentes
Charles Neals
William Ziesmer
Ben Moore
John Schunk
Ward Caucus and Census Notices for Republican Committees
At the Eleventh ward meeting the committee set a ward caucus for January 6 at 8 p.m. at Athletic Hall with candidate registration by January 4 to Secretary William Huester. The Nineteenth ward Republicans plan a census at Kramer’s Hill on Prospect Avenue next Saturday evening January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caucha
Athletic Hell
William Huester
Cedar Avenue
Kramer's Hill
Prospect Avenue
Surprise Birthday Party At Miss Wolfram Home
An enjoyable surprise party was hosted at the home of Miss Lotthce Wolfram on Btone Avenue Saturday evening. Attendees included a long list of Misses Lena Roth Annie Wetter Lizelle Wetter Annie Gardner Margaret Getz Louise Getz Edna Kell Lillie Kell Carrie Lengler Lillian Drier Mame Davis Helen Allis Lila Allis Agnes Langan Snide Langan Lucy Hale Mamie Dambarker Lizzie Wolfram Gillie Wolfram Mrs Herpser Miss Ludwig and Messrs George Gardner Walter Dambackner Willam Rode Frank Gardner Albert Herbster Elmer Allis Fred Roth Peter Langan Wille Wolfram Henry Kropf Henry Wolfram and Edward Wolfram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotthce Wolfram
Btone Avenue
Lena Roth
Annie
Lizelle Wetter
Annie Gardner
Margaret
Louise Getz
Edna
Lillie Kell
Carrie Lengler
Lillian Drier
Mame Davis
Helen
Lila Allis
Agnes
Snide Langan
Lucy Hale
Correction on Grening Tindel trophy link clarified
The newspaper acknowledges an error from yesterday claiming J. A. Grening, winner of the Tindel trophy, was employed at Blatter's hotel. It states only that Mr. Grening is connected with the International Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Grening
Blatter’s
Mr. Grening
Watch-night and society events in this city
Notices describe watch-night services at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church with social elements and a change in Studies Aid society meeting time. Several local fraternal groups and charitable events are listed including a Knights of Pythias lodge meeting, a Patriotic Order Sons of America session, and a children’s party at Mrs Sprk s Lin den street home. Remains of Mrs John Reap were buried yesterday after services at St Peters Cathedral and Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respondence
South Side
Cedar Avenue
John Reap
Morilin
Irving Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Cathedral
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hirtman's Hall
Stephen 8. Sprtks
Linden Street
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hartman's Hall
Pittston Avenue
German Beneficial Society
Workmen's Hall
Mamie Regner
Frances Haslem
Honesdale
KB. J. Schmidt
Church of Peace
J. Schoettle
Weet Scranton
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Green Ridge News: social events and market ads
Green Ridge notes detail visits by Sadie Kizer and Brooklyn guests, church sales of home made goods, and a lecture at Green Ridge Baptist church. Market ads promote citrus, cheese, meats, produce, and groceries with daily specials and “spot cash” offers. A building project on Miss Mdnaw Harper’s block is announced alongside school entertainment and guest lines from Albany Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Kizer
Wilkes-Barre
Green Ridge
George Okell
Monroe Avenue
Philadelphia
Green Ridge Market
Gveen Ridge Market
Ladies’ Aid Society
Green Ridge Presbyterian Ohurch
Harry Hull
New York City
HY. S’. Pierre
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Blue Points
Rockaways
Cove
Jacob Dietrick
Rea
Taft
Sanderson Avenue
Mdnaw Harper
Chiss No
John Sayler
Albany Normal College
Loomis
Scranton High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Newmarkets
Raglans
Newmarket
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore
South
Athletic Hall
Knights
North Scranton
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
William Eilgar
A. J. van Cleft
M. DD. Fuller
van Scholehy
Thorpe
Laura Slauwkey
W. Benjamin
Elureh Hive
Stanley W. Nyhart
Lydian Crane
Theo. Austin Gyimia
J. Mayen Coursine
Gabriel
Fanta Claus
Cane Tata
Thomas Morris
Belle Miubey
Cousins
Welsh Presbyterian Church of
Wayne Avenue
Rk, T. Roberts
Wilkes- Barre
D. J. Roberts
Warrior Khan
James Ruddy
Market Street
Pastor Smith
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Karl Kelly
Wod
John Kelley
Suniay
Margaret Lewis
Edwards Ville
James McDonough
West Market Street
Frank Clifford
Carbondale
Mace Lodge
Brotherhood of Rudilroad
Bishop Prendergast
N. J. McMunus
Donas Long
Fancy Elgin Creamery
Malaga
Brazil
Walter Bakers
Davis
Jonas Long
Minnesota
Academy of Music
M. Reis
Lesace
A. J. Duty
Matinues Darby
Yuesihiy
Aubrey Stock Co
Palace of of the Czar
Mitinos
Emil Pyar Symahory
Castra
New York
Emil Baur
Electa Giftrd
Mr Aether Uochman
Ometit
New Armory
Mendagy Dam
Joyes
Joyce
Turkey
Joyce Stores
Lyceum Theatre
J. Duffy
Denman Thompson
New England
Estelie Loomis
Attorner VE
Ian
Manus Phaye
Now York
Mesten
Villava Pos
Mero de Westey Heesenquest
St. ‘Theater
Senery Coperil
The
Campbells
Tosi
Dan
7 Lycom Theatre
Aliaphud
Ub Scranton
Cunaile
McRoek Mali
Ty Micholima
Antoun Medal Clan
Singhtland
Hud
Omni
Elle Dye
Obale Gmombiens
Star Theatre
P. G. Herrington
Trocadero Burlesquers
Mathiee
Holy Rosary
William Street
Keystone Dramaic Club
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