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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1898

Page

8

Society Scene Overflowing With Charity Events And Socials

A lengthy account details fundraising efforts and social gatherings hosted by Judee and Mrs. E. N. Willard, with monologues by Harry C. Peckham and a long guest list including Rev. Pendleton and many local families. The piece lists numerous receptions, dinners, luncheons, and entertainments across Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, highlighting charitable work, wedding anniversaries, and club activities.

Judee E. N. Willard America Harry C. Peckham New York Clark Rev J. B. Pendleton Pendleton Behen Henry Belin, Jr W. T. Smith N. A. Knapp Bk. B. Sturges George Sanderson George B. Smith J. Ben Dimmick W. G. Parke J. P H. W. Kingsbury BS. Moffat A. D. Holland F. P. Price M. IL. Blair H. C. Shaffer F. EL. Platt Frederick Fuller C. H. Welles A. J. Connell

Movements of People in Various Cities

The miss Torrey party travels in New York as Perry Deen of Danville visits town. Several residents including Rev A F Chaffee, Mrs C D Simpson, George D Taylor and others are noted visiting, staying, or returning from trips to New York Newark Princeton Philadelphia and Atlantic City.

Newark N. J C. C. Garrison Schenectady Scranton James Cook Bellefante William Hunley Campbell Jefferson Avenue George N. Hockwell Albany B. M. Winton Miss Winton Princeton Orange Bell Fuller New York Harry A. Lyons Montrose Bk, van Fleet Binghiamton N. Y Viesting George E. Kackun Clay Avenue Margeret Ware Danville H. van Bunkirk Pine Street Jesse Fritz Plainfield Jovie Emma Koch Madison Avenue Inda Marks Madding Heighta Edgar G. Parker Nash J. 5. Walden Hiverside A. A. Vosburg Philadelphia Vosburg Euprema Court Pratt Misa Fordham Louise Hall Glimore International Kindergarten Union G. Barker Old Point Comfort Richmond Washington John R. Jones Jones Supreme Court Jessie Mercereau C. L. Mercereau Bartha Powell Powell New York City Carl Hecker Art School Mins Powell Mise Mercereau

Doctor Wilbur Peck Dies From Exposure In Snow

The body of Dr. Wilbur Peck was found frozen along a road between Harris Hill and Dallas. He had left his Dallas boarding home Wednesday evening to visit a friend at Pincherville and was last seen at Clark Faulkner’s home. Peck, 64, formerly practiced in Scranton and served as a soldier. he leaves three children and several relatives. Funeral set for Saturday at 2:30 pm in the Fort Fort chapel with burial in Forty Fort cemetery. Coroner’s jury ruled death from exposure and cold.

Wilbur Peck Dallas Harris Hill Stegmaier Arthur Harris Brickel Scranton John Ferguson Pincherville Clark Faulkner Fernbrook Park Paulkner George Peck Fort Arthur D. Peck Forty Fort Mre Louise H. Lloyd Poughkeepsie N. Y Luther Peck Peck J. C. Williama Lugerne Borough Fort Fort McKee John J. Ryman George F. Hileman Henry Randall Dyer C. Lauderbach John A. Anderson William H. Capwell Wilkes-Barre

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh in Head

Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh in the head with Hood's Pills claimed to relieve nausea headache indigestion and biliousness. Markets the product through druggists with a price of 2 cents.

Hood

Thirteenth Pennsylvania Y M C A convention in York

The thirteenth annual Pennsylvania Young Men’s Christian Association convention meets in York with Scranton delegates including Fr. W. Pearsall Moeser and F. P. Bryant. Noted speakers include H. G. Weaston and Dr Arthur Piersen. Lectures cover Bible study and organization as delegates plan battlefield visits and a Hampton Institute union meeting.

Pennsylvania Young Men's Christian Association York Scranton W. Pearsall Moesers F. P. Bryant J. BR. Troch H. M. Drewer W. 8. Ressler W. G. Young H. G. Weasten D. D Crozer Theological Seminary Arthur §. Piersen Morse F. C. Johnson H. H. Welles T. W. Atherton A. Fuller Wilkes-Barre Luther D. Wishard Gettysbyre

Religious News Notes Conference and Meetings Schedule

Rev. M. J. Watkins will read a paper at the Baptist Pastors conference Monday morning on Varieties of Character and gifts among New Testament Believers. Rev. E. FL Mathews will address the Bathroad department meeting Sunday Feb 20 at 4 45 o'clock. All railroad men and families invited. Miss Hawley leads the Elm Park church deva tional for Young Women at 2 45 Sunday. A musical program features Mrs Randolph Jones with Miss Henwood at piano and Mrs Boston-Williams singing. All women welcome.

M. J. Watkins Baptist Pastors’ Conference Theev FL Mathews Fcranton Street Baptist Church Bathroad Young Men's Christian Association Miss Hawley Elm Park Church Young Women's Christian Association Randolph Jones Miss Henwood Boston-Williams

Sunday church services and programs listed across city churches

Tomorrow’s Services outlines multiple church schedules. Elm Park Church and Cedar Avenue Methodist list morning and evening sermons by visiting and local pastors, with Sunday school and Epworth leagues. Moscow and Court Street churches add additional preaching, leagues, and events. notices urge advance ticketing and door arrival.

Firet Welsh Congregational Church Services Notice

Firet Welsh Congregational Church on South Main Avenue announces sunday services at 1 pm and 6 pm with ring and communion. Preaching by the pastor. Sunday school at 2 pm. Seats free. All welcome.

Firet Welsh Congregational Church South Main Avenue David Jones Sia

Community Church Notices and Announcements

Local church listings show Sunday services at First Church of Christ Scientist 519 Adame avenue with 10 00 a m worship and Friday testimonial meeting. Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming avenue offers divine worship at 1045 a m with Sabbath school at noon and evening program at 7 pm celebrating the Sunday School anniversary. Union Bible Class holds Thursday lesson study at 745 pm. People's Mission Church led by Rev Dr Bird lists Sabbath preaching at Adams avenue 10 am and 7 pm.

First Church of Christ (Scientist Adame Avenue All Welccome Beaty Free Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street Babbath Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Guaia

Paine's celery compound promoted by Mrs Cromwell and ad

A long testimonial discusses Mrs. Cromwell of the Chicago Herald and her twenty five years with the paper. It extols Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous debility sleeplessness and blood purification with quotes from Edward F Phelps and a Washington correspondent. The ad-like piece urges use of the remedy to restore nerves and improve circulation in the body.

Cromwell Woman's National Press Association Chicago Herald Washington Washington, D. C Loi Wells, Richardson Co Elien Paine Edward FE. Phelps Dartmouth Medical School Dartmouth

Calvary Reformed Church Sunday Services Promoted

Bible study at noon and preaching in Lucas hill Green Ridge at 345 p m morning subject A Small Flock but a Great Kingdom Evening subject True Foundation Stones for a Prohibition Church All welcome Calvary Reformed Church Corner Monroe avenue and Gibson street Rev G W Weleh pastor morning service 10 50 subject Paul s Confession 11 45 Sunday school 644 Christian Endeavor leader F H Smith 7 90 evening service subject Decline of Judah Seats free Ali welcome

Penn Avenue W. J. Ford Green Ridge First Baptist Chupreh Scranton Street F. Matthews Naual Paul Beddoes Feader George Ashbury Industrial School Annie Morgan Green Ridge Baptist Church Thee de Gruchy American Mochanloe and Patriotic Order Sons of America Adams Avenue Mulberry Street C. G. Spieker Bunelay Luther League St. Mark’s Lutheran Church A. I. Ramer Aim Zion's Lutheran Church Plf Zizelmann St. Peter's Lutheran Church J. W. Randolph Christ Lutheran Church First Presbyterian Church Meleod Second Presbyterian Church Charles E. Robinson Providence Presbyterian Church George BE Guild Mr. Kilnene Burdiy Washburn Street Presbyterian Church John P. Moffat Bible School Christian Endeavor Young People's Christian Endeavor Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Tenne J. Lonsliog Christian Endeavor Society All Boul’s Universalist Church F. W. Whippen Susquehanna Young People's Union United Evangelical Church Capouse Avenue C. D. Moore Keystone League Christian Endeavor Christan Fnndeavor Sorlely Te'elock Lucas’ Hill Calvary Reformed Church Monroe Avenue Gibson Street G. W. Weleh Ali

Maitland Driving Park to Stage Annual Fair and Trotting Meet

Officers of the Maitland Driving Park association met in Scranton to organize finances for this year. They authorized selling 3000 dollars in treasury stock to fund grounds improvements and new buildings. Trotting meet set for July 4 and fair for September 6 to 9 at Wallsville near Dalton. Maud L. by Dr. Porteus of Taylor holds the fastest half mile record. New officers include George W. Beemer president and George Bievenson vice president with W. C. Smith secretary Pierson Hallatead treasurer.

Maitland Driving Park Association Scranton George Stevenson Coal Exchange Wallsville Dalton Treasury Maud L Porteus Taylor George W. Beemer George Bievenson W. C. Smith Pierson Hallatead M. W. Anthony J. Austin James Lewis B. F. Evans

Estimates Committees To Meet On Annual Appropriation Aid

The estimates committee of councils will hold its first meeting next Wednesday evening in the select council chambers to consider the annual appropriation ordinance. Members favor limited meetings, aiming for clear, orderly work with minimal interference, with about one meeting per week until April first when final passage is required by councils.

Estimates Committee of Councils Select Council

Russian or Steam Bath 60 Conta at Purcell's

A brief item notes a Russian or steam bath costing 60 conta available at Purcell's located at 603 Linden Street.

Purcell’s Linden Street

Electric glow shines in Rome catacombs during St Cecilia feast

Visitors flood the catacombs of St Calixtus on the Appian Way as electric lights illuminate three stacked corridor levels. Monks, nuns and students mingle among relics of early martyrs including St Cecilia, St Antherus, St Fabian and Pope St Dominicus while bones gleam like museum exhibits.

Italy Venice Naples Rome Calixtus Porta San Sebastiano Cecilia Metella Cecilia Nate Antherus Fabian Lucius Cornelius Eutychianus Peter Mailerna Marcusz Aurelius St. Dominicus

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