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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1902

Page

12

Pittston News Briefs And Local Notables

Pittston community updates include Eva King’s death in Binghamton and funeral plans, a council protest against anti saloon league remonstrances, and revenue concerns from liquor licenses. Other items note injuries at Coxton yard, mine safety reports, local court matters, and upcoming events at churches and schools.

Scranton Pittston FB. Wong Susquehanna Avenue Binghamton N.Y Eva i King Dpecedaed Howell & King King League W. A. Giles Court of Quarter Sessions Pittiston Anthony Lin‘ck Exeter Peter Linowsky Victor Saprombo Harrisburg Trim

Local Hopbottom Notes Socials and Miscellany

A Hopbottom special reports a Tuesday Tenant's hall dance for local youths and various social visits. Notices include Miss Daisy Smith returning from Beranton, Rev Dickey preaching in Fleetville, and Miss Immaurns visiting Honesdale. An Odd Fellows social is planned in Freedom hall next Monday. A barbed wire road fence incident injures a horse and leads to a fatal outcome for one horse. Factory production shifts noted as Riefler facilities adjust to reduce supply. A Hollisterville farmer kills twenty seven sheep after a dog bite event. Auditor General Mardenbergh disputes a congressional nomination claim. The court names M E Simons district attorney for March term. Dr U L Male plans to locate in Honesdale April 1.

Immaurns Scranton Honesdale Odd Fellows Freedom Hall William Sutton Seeleyville Riefler Tanners’ Falls Riefler & Penwaldon Carley Brook Hollisterville Mardenbergh Congress Fourteenth District M. E. Simons Athlivon Supreme Court

Young People Sermon Evening At Baptist Church

Pantor T. Percy will preach a special sermon to young people on Sunday evening at the Baptist church. Ample preparations are made for the Martha Washington dinner in the Presbyterian chapel Saturday February 22. Indications point to a large turnout at the borough election on Tuesday.

Honesdale

Loyalty to the flag and a comrade’s farewell

A funeral service and flag tribute were held as Comrade Jenkins requested a trumpet cue and the casket was carried from the church by four comrades from Jackson. J. M. Lewie and others spoke, with Frank Hall post and the Grand Army of the Republic leading the procession and a Methodist Episcopal choir providing song.

J. M. Lewle Jenkins Frank Hall Post Grand Army of the Republic T. J. Tallman George H. French Hi H M. Stoddard James 4. Curtis Jackson Methodist Episcopal Church Choir

Funeral Service for George Perry in Susquehanna

The funeral for the late George Perry was held in the Methodist church with Rev. J. M. Shipman officiating. Interment followed at Evergreen cemetery. The Machinists Union hosted a jovial social that evening. The Parker Concert Company delivered an excellent show at Hogan Opera House, and Professor Riley of Binghamton is slated to lecture in Susquehanna soon.

Susquehanna George Perry Methodist Church J. M. Shipman Evergreen Cemetery McNeill Washington Street Machinista Union Parker Concert Company Hogan Opera House Professor Riley Binghamton The Presbyterian Church Rome Oakland William M. Post Montrose Susquehanna County Charles M. Kessler Brandt Hallstead Great Bend Jordan Erie General Paul Sulatminen Hornellsville New Milford Kansas City

Thompson News Roundup From Thompson Feb

F D Witter sold his coal business to Harry Bloxham and gear moved to Ararat area. Erie Co begins swarp filling at trestling, stone from James quarry to employ local farmers. Multiple notices on visits, marriages, church events, elections, and local trades across Susquehanna County with names like Jill Latham Helen Lewie Judore Payne Washburn and Rev A D David. Funeral of Stephen Jenking. Red Men meeting at Great Bend. railway updates. county exams set for March 15.

Susquehanna E. A. Washburn Brushville Postmister B. F. Barnes David Heard J. G. Woolley Beranton Lydia Tallinn Carbondale Squire Tallian Fred Pease W. H. French Free Baptist Church Mre L. BE Bulley Methodist Episcopal Church EB. A. Saxton Erie Railroad Company Stephen Jenking Methodisl Episcopal Church A. D. David George Comfort Lanesboro P. K. Tower

Miss Anna Bennett Returns Home From Carbondale Visit

Uniondale reports Miss Anna Bennett has returned from a visit to Carbondale. Local society events include Mrs. Israel Hounds hosting the Ald Society gathering next Wednesday. Community notes mention vaccination-related illness and a coal seam discovery by the Carpenter brothers after drilling to 519 feet.

Uniondale Anna Bennett Carbondale Methodist Church Israel Hounds Carpenter Brothers George Carpenter Zenus Rounds Virbondate Herbert Carpenter Alfred Kartman Oakhind Methodist Church Sarah Weatgate Fred Wilcox J. i. Thomas Harriet Poewell D. D. Jenking Marjorie J. V. Newell Newell Charles Newell Theron Dimmick Marion Graded School Washington

Moosic Churches Cancel Sunday Services February 1

Moosic announces no Sunday school services at both churches on February 1. A free lecture on Missions in the Far West will be given at the Presbyterian church on Monday evening February 17 by Rev. A Grant Evans BD president of Henry Kendall College Indian territory.

Churches of

Lyceum Brockway Grand Concert Impresses New York Audience

The Brockway Grand Concert company gave afternoon and evening performances at the Lyceum. Mme Nova Linde contralto Mrs Georgia Bentley pianist Frederick Carberry tenor Paul Beebe cellist Miss Heatley pianist. The program featured ten numbers with repeated encores and strong audience approval.

Brockway Bureau Entertainmenta F Lyceum Brockway Grand Concert Company Mme Nova Linde Georgia Bentley Frederick Gareberry Paul ( Beebe Mr. Carberry Pomselling Alf Nang Ike Mme, Linde Haa Nordlea Beebe Ida Miss Heatley

May Fiske Company Presents California Theatrical Program

The May Fiske company staged In California at the Academy of Music before a large audience last night. This afternoon the troupe performs Little Magnet and tonight presents Ten Nights in a Darkroom as part of a varied program.

Lyceum Cp York State Academy May Fiske Connaidy Company Hurlesquers May Fiske Ulifornia Academy of Music Lange Tia

New Nordic Style Drama Stages at Lyceum Theater

Rp Vor Stace a new dramatic work by David Mierting and Georgia Waldron debuts at the Lyceum theater with Higgins and Waldron as leads, featuring a four act plot set in the Adirondack region. The program includes magic illusions and scenes from other plays by Herrmann and Svata, plus a cast list led by Samuel Collins and Marie Celeste among others.

For Rent and Sale Notices in Scranton Area

A long list of rental offerings across Scranton and nearby areas includes private residences, single houses, and store spaces with details on locations such as Lackawanna avenue, Market street, Washington avenue, and Capouse avenue. Several properties offer steam heat, modern conveniences, or furnishings, with contact names like James K. Yearhart and Charles Schlager.

Clay Avenue James K. Yearhart Lirary Building

Mack Brow and Marke Fraks troupe at Crind opera lounge

A ragged report describes Mack Brow and Marke Fraks white troupe closing a season at the Crind opera lounge. It contrasts affordable matinees for laboring families with higher priced later shows, urging education and family growth over expense.

London Macks Bros Marke Lina Dust Lily Tan Hans

New American Circus Promises Largest Scranton Debut Next Week

A street parade Monday or Thursday weather permitting will begin the circus festivities. The arena will host a full tent show with sawdust popcorn and sideshows, featuring twenty clowns, gymnasts, and a Bauer band. Pre-show freebies and advance ticket sales are noted, with early crowds expected.

Scranton Heen Amer Washington Bauer Ciere Olay Powell

Stage Notes Point to Major Theatrical Moves in New York and London

Stage notes reveal Wwabiel Teving joining Paverchang Royal Hival as Marila in thine city, while Henry Arthur Jonow delivers a new play to Charles Frohman for London Duke of York Theatre production. Upcoming shows feature Henrietta Crogan in As You Like It and Madeline by W. J. Clifford. Moses Hela will dedicate Akron Colonial theater on March 1, with John B. Meroe as local manager. J. Wesley Hornquest promotes Up Your State at Fourteenth Street. David Higgins and Georgia Waldron, authors of Lew York State, plan a new work for Rosenquest with production anticipated near October.

Wwabiel Teving Haa Paverchang Royal Hival’’ Company Marila Julie Opp Henry Arthur Jonow Charles Frohman London Duke of York Theater Frofian England Henrietta Crogan the Republic New York W. J. Clifford Madeline James McArthur Jeferson Ntarte Hip van Winkle Moses Hela E City Colonial Akron Oslo Ilorudera John BR. Meroe Mr. Horn J. Wesley Hornquest David Higgins Georgia Waldron Stors Lew York State J. Weeley Rosenquest

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