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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1900

Page

8

Poetic folk songs and social notes from Scranton era

An eclectic column describes musical cycles and literary figures with performances by Mr. Eaton and Mr. Maton, plus social events in Scranton. It highlights Miss Ethel Chase and other entertainers, forthcoming cake walks at Lycoming, and a busy calendar of dances, teas, and gatherings featuring local families and clubs.

Scranton Lycomn Henry H. Brady, Jr A. H. Brooks George G. Brooks Archhata Alice Matthesve Fleaner Steynolds Messrs. Tait, Crooks A. E F. Hunt H.G. Merrill Thomas Dale Selden Kingsbury W. @. Torres Dan Protheroe Theodore Hemberger

We Will Divide with You We Were Fortunate in Buying Linens

We secured a large stock of table linens and sheetings before price hikes and will pass the savings to customers. Prices on linens will be 25 cents or less above cost, while sheetings will be 7 cents or less above cost.

Damask fabrics and linens price catalog entry

A fragmented excerpt lists German damask in silver bleached varieties with widths 60 to 72 inches, Belgian Snow White fabric in 60 to 72 inch widths, and Helzian Snow White and Releon Snow White 72 inch options. Also noted are German napkins, prices for heavy bleacher and Reed's Bleached offerings with multiple price points.

Reed

Movements and Visits Across Scranton Area Citizens

A long list of residents and visitors is recorded from Scranton and nearby towns. Names include Richard J. Bourke returning from Pittsburg and Miss Grace Salmon visiting Scranton, with many others traveling to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore for social and business reasons. The item notes engagements and trips, including a wedding tour completion and various relatives visiting.

S & Jones Carbondale Ely Yesternaty Richard J. Bourke Pittsburg Charles Ford Marshwood Harry Meeker New York T. EF. Jones John Toblison State College Scranton John Gibbons Wilkes-Barre Eugene Healey Willams & McAnulty Grace Salmon Honesdale W. A Moon H. Z Russell D. ©. Osborne Gretchen Haskin Dalton de. FO. Mall North Main Avenue Aml Mra George Pryor Marton Street New York City Steanmavean Price Street Mareeret Lyons FR. Cobb Harrisburg KR. J. Posters Avenua Whee Phhladelphiia HL Durkee Albany Delaware and Hudson Railroad Helen A. Niemeyer Madison Avenue Dunmore A. J. Zeller New Albany Ind J. Elliott Ross Tke Sanderson Avenue Rore M. Mall Montrose BE. E. Loomis Ilaware, Lackawanna and Westernel Department FV. Pierce Mifflin Avenue Berton New Jersey Deacen Mount Holly N. J Pierce

Old Mrs. Blank and the social sting of age labels

A prose sketch explores a fashionable woman's sudden fear of being called old as she confronts aging labels in polite society. The piece contrasts youth, gentility, and the pressure to appear younger, citing Emerson and Disraeli on aging while lamenting the casual use of "old Mrs." and "Young Mrs." in social circles.

Mrs. Blank Fale Ofrs George James John Perhupas Emerson Old Mother Hubbard Disrael

Rich Welsh concert set at Mears Hall in February

The First Welsh Congregational choir led by William Davies plans a two evening program at Mears Hall West Side featuring the cantata Saint Peter. The work, adapted from Acts, presents Peter's prison escape and early church scenes with a large chorus and soloists.

First Welsh Congregational Church William 4. Davies Mears’ Hall Weat Side Saint Peter Dan Protheroe Mus. Pac Tor Milwaukee Wis Maten England Wales Canada Herod Peter Mary James Halling Christ Jesus Peter Ainea God Almidhty Math Redeemer Zion Rhoda Christiana Hoeteas Knoecketh God Norma Williams Hauer

Paine's Celery Compound Elixir Advised by Elks

A Glens Falls reader shares how Paine's Celery Compound restored energy, strength, and vigor after fatigue and languor. The testimonial claims lasting vitality for athletes and diligent workers, praising its restorative powers.

Paine

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Sociales Esona von Blombers Uilland Frank Eaton Morristown Omar James Lane Allen Doloresa Kentucky Allen Dugefea R. Brooks Mya Willard Matthews California New Mexico HW. PL Simpson T. HH. Watkins Palio Beach H. C. Sanderson I. Megargel Dpd. Jones M. Norton Mies Helen Jones Ladies of Haverhill Mass Scranton Lake Harvey's Lake Oneonta Speedway Club Messrs J. H. Brooks James Uwhir F.C. Fuller Mire Austin B. Blair Jefferson Avenue Alice Chork Hanley Bauer Florence Smith Louise Smith Marjorie Platt Elizabeth Storrs Janet Storrs Margaretta Belin Helen Beles Elizabeth Dickeon Margaret Kirkpatrick Mary Hallstead Helen Connell Margaret Brooks Emma Harker Margaret Helen Jones Elsie Powell Mary McLane Ethel Woolworth Helen Powell Nanna Price Marion Howarth Grace Hulbert Masters Philip Platt Willie Matthews Harry Lee Fred Jones Donald Hoste John Hoste Gordon Taylor Douglas Torrey Jami Linen D'Audelot Belin Sam Barker Edgar Coursen Richmond Tracy Carl Coston Charlie Manness Harold Connell Warner Hayes Robert Barnard Robert McLave John Duckworth Kenneth Welles Arthur Matthews George P. Griffith W. W. Scranton Henry Belin, Jr Richard Matthews Frederick Fuller James Archbald R. Q. Powell I. Matthews R. W. Archbald A. M. Decker William F. Halletead William Matthews J. Benj Dimmick Miss Sanderson A. E. Munt C. H Welles EK. N. Willard Misa Plait J. A. Beranton A. W. Dickson Holmes BE. V. Kingsbury Alfred Hand Rembrandt Tam Ei. L. Fuller Second Presbyterian Church F. P. Fuller H. RB. Merrill Country Club Phi Alphas A. G. Hunt James Blair, Jr P. . Penn DB. EB. Watson E. J. Platt Fr. S. Fuller W. J. Torrey A. E. Hunt, Jr Eather Frances Moses Aline Levy Therese Bernstein Mt. Vernon N. Y T. J. Foster H. G. Barker Misa Foster William A. Coleman Miss Howell H. G. Dunham Green Ridge H. C. Wallace Walter Matthews F. D. McGowan R. J. Bennell Atlantic Hill Muelin Dee Zie Lackawanna Ave Davina Mnrortunity New England Miadame Jones Harry Thurston Peck McKinley Hobson Henry P. Drever New England Conservatory of Music Boston Mr. Drever Franklin Alfred Wooler Voleen Washington Avenue Scranton Conservatory of Music Guernsey Hall Conservatory Tennington J. T. Watkins Bicycle Club House Schubert Quartette Scranton Symphony Orchestra Society Southworth Studios Buch Handy Miss Allen Miss Freeman wenBenet i Cordelia Freeman Algo Volce Baker’s Walter Baker & Co Siegel Wooster St Eagle Brand
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