Marriage of Michael W. Lynott and Mary Barrett at St Patrick's
Rev Dp A Bunne joined Michael W. Lynott of Scranton street and Miss Mary Barrett of Scranton street in a 4 o'clock ceremony at St Patrick's church. Guests escorted them to Pouchers hall for a reception with dancing and gifts. the couple will reside on Beranton street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Michael W. Lynott
Scranton Street
Mary Barrett
Bing Bolton
Hugh Connell
Reece
Poucher’s Hall
Mre
Eynott Meery
West Side Board of Trade Meeting Not Held
The West Side board of trade meeting for last night was postponed due to a quorum shortage. President A J Holmes attended alone at the Weer Bide bank rooms and left after waiting for members. no meeting occurred in the past ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board of Trade
A. J. Holmes
Weer
Bide Bank
Alest
Lent observance at St David Episcopal Church
Lent begins with morning services at St David Episcopal Church with Holy Communion at 7 and 10 oclock. The rector Teo J McHenry will preach at 10 50. A children’s service will be held at 4 15 with an address by the rector. At 6 30 p m Litany and Penitential offices to follow with a talk on Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David’s Ephempal
Serviece
Receler
Tey
BE. J. MecHenrys
Len
Scott's Emulsion Promised To Strengthen The Race
An advertisement argues the human race grows weaker yet wiser. It claims Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites strengthens the body, enriches blood, and invigorates nerves. Distributed by Scott & Nown, New York chemists, $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Nowne
New York
Observance and Lenten Talks Announced
Daily talks planned this week at 7 am and 4 pm during morning and afternoon services. Speakers from outside the parish will give the lectures. The usual Lenten features will be observed throughout the season and all are invited to participate.
Resolutions of regret from Tabernacle church
The Tabernacle Congregational church drew up and adopted resolutions of regret upon the death of the pastor's wife. The statements express sorrow at her passing, sympathy to the pastor and his family, and a request for divine consolation and guidance in the path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tabernacle Congregational Church
Alter
Jones
Church
Funerals Held for Mrs Margaret Chama and Infant Child
Friends attended the funeral service for the late Margaret Chama at Holy Cross church Bellevue yesterday afternoon. The hearse carried the remains from 55A Fourth Street to the church where Rev W P O'Donnell offered a blessing before interment at Cathedral cemetery. Interment for the infant child of Mr and Mrs John F E Murphy of 2% year place followed yesterday afternoon in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chama
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
W. P. O'Donnell
John FE. Murphy
Cherhedral
Noo
Weather–Disrupted School Deposits Fail To Arrive
The usual weekly deposits from the pupils of Nos. 2 1 and 2 schools did not materialize due to children being kept from attendance by heavy storm. In most buildings exerciser were not fully carried out and activities disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehood
Cloak Department Closeout Offers Fashionable Coats and Capes
A cloak department announces a surprise closeout at $4.98 for ladies coats that sold at $12.00, and white golf capes fashioned from steamer rug materials. With several cold months ahead, these garbents promise comfort and value, presenting rare interest for shoppers.
Pupils to Resume Studies After Weather Shortfall
Yesterday only one session was held at school No 19 where Misa Josie Loos is principal. A few collections were made and the total was small but normal classwork should resume today despite weather issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Josie Loos
Revival Meetings Move Through Scranton Churches
The Scranton Street Tajlet church revival toured Morran's hall on Main and Jackson tonight and moves to Plymouth Congregational tonight. Rev Neale and local pastors urge all new converts to attend as the final Friday service at Simpson Methodist Episcopal closes his labors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street
Morran's Hall
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Neale
Wasebiurn Street Presbyterian Church
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Neale, Jr
Tank overturns on Main avenue injures no one
A driver for Atlantic Refining Co. on Main avenue yesterday morning caused a large fuel tank to overturn after a contact with Street Railway rails at Jackson street. The tank weighed enough to require builders' jacks to lift it. Traffic on the streetcar line was disrupted for about an hour with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Refining Company
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Pre-Lenten Social Held By St. David's Guild at Elsinger Home
St. David's Episcopal Church members hosted a pre Lenten social at 744 North Main Avenue last night under the Women's Guild. A committee led by Mrs. Charles Frazer oversaw activities with Margaret Phillips Thomas Williams and J Hopkins. Children enjoyed varied arrangements and dancing for older guests. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal Church
Daniel Elsinger
North Main Avenue
Women's Guild
Charles Frazer
Margaret Phillins
Thomas Williams
J. ©. Hopkins
First Baptist Church Plans Hope After Fire Loss
Rev. F. Matthews, pastor, received a sympathy letter from President McKinley regarding the church fire. He conveyed gratitude on behalf of the afflicted congregation and noted the hope for triumph over current difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Matthews
First Baptist Church
McKinley
City Orders Snow Clearing By Property Owners
Lieutenant Thomas Williams instructed yesterday to notify owners and businesses to remove snow from gutters and sidewalks in front of their properties. The order follows a city ordinance and aims to prevent damage from the coming thaw in a few days. It applies to both gutters and sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wiliams
Frome
Electric City Wheelmen Elect Two New Members
The Electric City Wheelmen met at the club house on Jackson street last night. After business, a social session was held and light refreshments served. Two new men were elected, Thomas Sherritt and Edward Williams. A special meeting is set for tomorrow night to discuss buying a property for a new club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Jackson Street
Spcht
Thomas Sherritt
Edward Williams
Man Injured at Delaware Lackawanna Shop
Edward Hemm of 248 North Hyde Park Avenue was injured at work in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company's machine shops. He slipped and fell into a pit, dislocating a knee and sustaining a lacerated knee cap wound. He walked to the West Lackawanna Avenue crossing, rode a streetcar home, and was attended by Dr. George P T Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hemm
Hyde Park Avenue
Delaware, Lacka- Wann and Western Company
Minooka man arraigned on fake pretenses charge
Thomas Petloski of Minooka was arraigned before Alderman Kelley on a fake pretenses charge and held on bail. A Washington camp No. 133 meeting is set for Thursday evening at Thomas H. Davis residence to finalize plans for a Pel. 22 entertainment in Mevra hw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Petloski
Minooka
Alderman Kelley
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Thomas H. Davis
North Main Avenue
Mevra
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Mears’ Hall
Dentiehbaum
Mira
Waenews
Hyde Park
John H. Teynolde
Ora
Wilkes-Farre
Sixth Annual Junior Maennerchor Dance in South Scranton
Germania hall hosted the sixth annual Junior Maennerchor event drawing South Scranton society figures and visitors. Albert Gutheing debuted as a singer with selections including In My Old New Hampshire Home and She Was Pred in Old Kentucky, amid performances by Lawrence orchestra, Lydia Sailer, and local groups. a runaway horse caused panic injuring Constable Woelkers, and public school deposits were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gutheing
Company A
The
Patriotic Guards
Woelkers
Germania Hall
Eugene Tannter
South Scranton
Lawrence
Maennerchor
Mise Lydia Sailer
Torendor Hale
Machinists’ Glee Club
Delaware, Lackawanni and
Brnve
Sailor Lads
Johnny Smoker
New Hampshire
Mr Cguthdins
Old Kentucky
Mir
Guthelmis
Hope
William Zeissner
William Berghauger
Scranton Liederkrone
Workingman's Society
Allan Lawrence
Hingwold
Lydia Sailer
Gustave Reppert
Charles Webber
Jd. Norton
Leiderkrank
Workingman’s Society
Schweiger Maeennerchor
Karl Borghauser
Eugene Tannler
Henry Keiper
Abram Weichel
McGuinness and Bridget Pyle Wed at St Peter's Cathedral
John McGuinness and Miss Bridget Pyle were married yesterday at St Peter's Cathedral at 3 PM with Rev. J A O'Reilly officiating. Miss Mary McGarry and Albert Doyle attended as members of the wedding party. Mendelssohn's march played as Aloysius Calligan led the procession. A drive to Archbald followed for the dinner. the bride, an assistant housekeeper at St Peter's rectory, will reside with the groom at 1220 Stone Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuinness
Bridget Pyle
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Mary McGarry
Albert
Doyle
Grogmseman
Mendelssohn
Aloysius Calligan
Bruial
Archbald
St. Peter's Rectory
Womain
MacGuitiness
Stone Avenue
Runaway Horse Causes Cedar Avenue Frenzy In Pittsburg
A maddened horse attached to no rider ran through Cedar avenue near Pittston yesterday evening. It damaged a cutter and wounded the animal after colliding with a telephony pole near Herman Eckel’s harness shop. The vehicle belonged to Vincent Bluech, a Pitts ton cigar maker. Constable Woelker attempted to stop the horse. he was thrown but held on and brought the animal to a stop within a few rods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Herman Eckel
Vincent Bluech
Pittston Aventy
Pittston Avenue
River Street
Constable Woelker
Mr. Woelker
Public School Pupils Deposit Weekly Savings Totals
Students from Nos 3 1 and 0 made their regular weekly savings deposits in the bank despite bad weather. Totals include No 20 led by Miss O Donnell and others, Buhool No 7 led by John Beaumont and several aides, and School No 3 led by W J Fitzgerald with combined sums reaching the low to mid teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O'Donnell
Sara O'Donnell
Aliss Ella Jordan
Elizabeth McManama
Ella Dougherty
Mary Morrow
Buhool
John M. Beaumont
Mary A. Pitcher
Mire Anna B. Rankin
Mary A. Scott
Mary EK. Keenan
Kilzabeth Zane
W. J. Fitzgerald
Sarah Mellin
Mary McHale
Katie Kelley
Anna Fox
Nelife Heamish
Margaret McGreath
Mina Mary A. Gregory
Nellie ‘T. Fox
Annual military masquerade ball of Patriotic Guarda
The two annual balls of Company A, Patriotic Guarda, auxiliary to Camp No. 420, P. O. S. of America, were held at Natter's ball last night. Captain Jucot Mautz served as master of ceremonies while Lt Pred Jones acted as assistant. Sergeant Murach Corporal Thompson and Private Help assisted, with Johnson providing the dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Patriotic Guarda
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Jucot, Mautz
Picot
Pred. &. Jones
Miter
Ernest Fischer Injured at Dickson Manufacturing Shops
Ernest Fischer sustained a painful injury while working in the Dickson Manufacturing company shops according to an incident report. Further details on the cause or medical outcome are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fischer
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Accident at Work Sees Man Suffer Serious Injuries
Yesterday a worker slipped on a large iron shard and fell hard to the floor. He was moved home and treated by Dr. John J. Walsh. Doctors fear a broken rib may have punctured the left lung. A concert at the YWCA rooms tonight is billed as the season’s leading event, with a program the committee promises cannot be surpassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Young Women'’s Christian Association
Quiet Wedding in This City Unites Miss Hartley and M T Jones
Miss Jennie Amelia Hartley daughter of Mrs Browning married Myrddin T Jones of New York yesterday afternoon at 25 o'clock in the bride's artistically decorated parlor at 609 North Washington avenue. Rev R Browning officiated. only relatives attended and a reception followed. The couple will move to New York City to set up housekeeping after a wedding visit. Jones holds a lucrative position in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Myrddin Jones
New York
Hartley
Jennie Amelia Hartley
H. Browning
Myrddin T. Jones
New York City
North
Washington Avenue
R. &. Jones
Providence Congregational Church
Yorsn Eity
Jones
Village News Briefs from Green Ridge
Buffalo visitor A M Amos stays with A B Lidstone on Dick son avenue. Asbury church held a Valentine social with many attendees. No. 28 school dismissed early due to about 100 scholars absent. Women's club Literary Section met in the library yesterday afternoon. Street car service opened at a bite hour last evening. Mrs E Waters of Smith place is homebound with grip. Charles Cyoper of East Market street suffers a severe rheumatic attack. Street car blocking disrupted Delaware and Hud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Amos
Buffalo
A. B. Lidstone
Dickson Avenue
Asbury Church
Dlemieed
Women's Club
E. Waters
Smith Place
Charles Cyoper
East Market Street
Delaware and Hud
Remedy for the Grippe Kemp's Balsam advertised
An 19th century style medicines advertisement promotes Kemp's Balsam to treat grippe and throat and lung complaints. It urges readers to keep a bottle on hand and notes pneumonia risk if untreated. Drugstores supply Halsam.
Large passenger train carries many Green Ridge residents
A freighted report notes a six o'clock train from Scraiton bringing over four hundred Green Ridge residents. Henry Morgan recovers from a mine injury. Mrs. Jacob K Johler hosts a Sunday school gathering with several attendees. Community notices include fundraisers and lectures with proceeds aiding a school alarm bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scraiton
Green Ridge
Henry Morgan
Dickson Mine
Jacob K. Johler
Sanderson Avenue
Rachel Ross
Ruth Davin
Pearl Henry
Belle Crosby
Gertie Dell
Minnie Leah
Kimma Pateh
Prof. Burdick
Miss Micks
Ether Smith
Miss Moffatt
Kate Smith
Miss Penny
Miss Neymier
Mite Fowler
Miss Fuller
Mise Edith Bonear
Deacon «Sreet
Wiliam Stone
Dickson Avenue
Walton
N. Y
C. P. Stack
Penn Avenue
Evere
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West
Scranton
M. W. Lynott
Board of Trade
St. Leo's Rooms
Tribune
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Marian Jackson
W. Th Hughes
Couch
the Bellontio, Binet
Evan G
Reete
Cor Soc
Rcllool
Globe Warehouse
Progressive Euchre Party
Youmg
St. Cecilia's Tall
St. Leo's Battalion
St. David's Hall
Rose Flynn
North Scranton
Ceclin Smith
Aindy
Coifes
Anil Fc
Lucy A. Laveuvery
New Lebanon
Ind
Drak
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epwin Ennie
Church Street
Bethlehem
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Lesseps
H.R. Lang
Huntly - Jackson Stock CO
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Lessees
H.R. Long
SGT, Casino Sesubn
Lyceum
Messrs. Gev. Jederer
Geo. B. Meelan
Theater Themen Musical
Mr. Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Hugh Morten
Gusive Kerker
Gow W. Lederer
Casino
Lady Avey
New Yorks
Ul Coutume
Sheridan & Feast
Metropolitan Burterquera
Manner
Manners’ Pharmacy
Green Ridge Street
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