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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1895

Page

8

Remakable Holy Land Tour Photographs Portfolio

A narrative about journeys through the Holy Land by Bishop Vincent James Lee and others, praising a set of over 380 year photographs and eight colored maps. The work promotes three seaparte tours, deluxe portfolios, and a chance for families to acquire the collection.

John VW. Vincent MM. E. Church James W. Lee Rem. Bain Holy Land Vincent DB. See See America Peear Nol -Book Canora Trac Pales Jac

Dalton Notes and Church Social Report

Mrs J B Parkton visits son George in Stroudsburg Pa. The Christian Endeavor society of the Methodist Episcopal church held a social in the church basement last Tuesday evening with a spelling match as the feature. Miss Carrie D Stoll visits Bloomsburg. Mr Triidesdale is very ill.

J. B. Parkton George Stroudsburg Christian Endeavor Society The Methodial Episcopal Church Carrie D. Stoll Bloomeburg Triidesdale

Community Notices From Our Vicinity Highlight Local Movements

Rev W M Hiller travels to Carbondale for a funeral. J W DeWitt leaves to join Van Etten band as instructor. Mary Revra’s daughter dies at Candor NY home. Reb A L Kresky advertises house and lot for sale. Mrs B H M Phillips recovering from bilious attack. DeWitt of Towanda to speak on finances at court house March 1. Pomona Grange to meet. new township considered. Court of appeals for unseated lands scheduled March 20 and 25. Farmers institute closes with discussions on fruit and potato culture and dairy herd development. Tuberculosis talk and cattle health topics debated. Recitations and songs enliven meeting. Evangelist Ginee Welser Davis rescheduled to March 8. Williams street coasters return home. Bible meeting at Miss Mary Mastle’s tonight. Richmonl Dancing class and Pleasant social at Malley’s hall. William Lampman and Miss Filizbeth Loumey wed at St Mary’s. Professor Amos visits Wilkes-Barre. Miss Annie Goodwin returns from West Pittston after week with Spaventa.

W. M. Hiller Carcbondale Andrews Mraintrim J. W. DeWitt van Etten Dewitt Court House Pomona Grange Mimree Farmers’ Institute A. C. Sisson HH. J. Waters State Board of Agriculture W. J. Avery R.S. Searle Loys Williams Street Wet Avon Mary Mastle North Main Street Richmonl Malley’s Hall William Lampman Filizabeth Loumey St. Mary's Church Wo, McCabe Amos Wilkes-Barre Annie Goodwin West Pittston Spaventa Packer Street West Avoca

Peckville Community Notices Sketch Friendly Local Happenings

Mrs William Page is ill Hush Craig moved into Jacob Reeses house Mrs Teane Cheng visited Wyoming Mrs M B Shaffer called on Wilkes Barre friends Mr and Mrs Thomas Coates celebrate fifth anniversary next Friday Hose boys concert tickets on sale Travien thanks supporters during wife s illness and death Young People s society Methodist church hosts dime social at George Bells residence Friday March 1 Picture recognition contest for attendees with prizes to the best guess of youthful looks

William Page Hush Craig West Side Jacob Reese Teane Cheng Wyoming Shaffer Wilkes-Barre Thomas Coates Travien Young People’s Society of the Methodist Church George Bell

Ash Wednesday Lent Services at St Marys Church

Ash Wednesday marks Lent with services at St Marys church every Tuesday and Friday at 7 30 pm until Easter April 4. The report notes an infant death from pneumonia and a burial in St Marys cemetery, Mize, while Bridget Slattery remains hospitalized after a prior injury.

St. Mary's Church Law Thomas Harding St. Mary's Cemetery Bridget Slattery Pittston Hospital

Pleasant Taylor social honors Avoca guests

A Taylor hall event last Tuesday entertained Avoca guests in a return social with dancing, music by Professor Thomas R. Davis, and late refreshments at A Floyd's bakery. Attendees include numerous Tay lor and Avoca residents with friendships noted from Scranton Danville and Delaware area firms. A promotional note adds "$10 to the old country by all lines" via PL Law, Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot, Taylor.

Taylor Hall Avoca Taylor A. Floyd Marie Cranston Milwaheth Graham Mary Brown Roge Warner Messrs Homer Warner James Graham McMillan K. A Ulin W. G Alexander A. T. MacDonald Joanie Morgan and Scott Scranton Polly Reebecca Jennie Davis Janet Inglis Bertha Snow Anna Watkins Susie Morris Mattie Courtright Mother Price Susie Harris Anna Tidd WiLliam Davis Willard Atherton Oliver David Willams James Timlin Patrick Ludgate John Jones David Williams John Doran Charles Watking Robert Inglis M. C. Judge John Richards Thomas Daves William Tidd C. F. Stevenson Danville Thomas R. Davis Edith van Buskirk Mame McCrindle M. C. Judie John Taylor Mousse Old Country Law Delaware Lackawatina Western Depot

Friends visit Mrs. Emily Travis in Moscow

In Moscow on Saturday friends from Scranton and Moscow attended a visit to Mrs. Emily Travis. The gathering included listed names from Scranton and Moscow Arts circles, with several relatives and local residents noted. The report also mentions a funeral in Syracuse area and travels of several locals to other towns.

Stroudsburg News Highlights Local Developments and Visits

Arthur Wilcox of Stroudsburg visits Scranton friends while Standard Manufacturing nears completion adding steam heated plant and a new elevator. J L Kemp of the Normal gives an address on Liberty. Eid eur Rinker wins bid for the tower contract to be finished by May 15. Various locals including Goodwin, Callahan, Burdette, and Teeter are noted with brief visits and health updates.

Arthur Wilcox Stroudsburg Scranton Standard Manufacturing Company J. 8. Goodwin Allentown Dankel T. Callahan Amy Enger Mt. Pocono Rank Brown Washington Street J. Ottenheimer Porest Park J. L. Kemp Normal Lutheran Church Robert J. Burdette Hove Eideur Rinker F& House LW. Williamson Tobyhanna Lown L. D. Sehwarts Dover J. Sehwartz Kennedy Moscow Laura Teeter Bert Davis Poughkeepale Business College Charles Hoffman John F. Jones Bangor J. Ll. Thomas Thomas Kresge State Normal School Broadheadsville Layton School Washington Trving

Proceeds From Ser Gold Onkle Event Reported

The article notes total receipts of 51000 with expenses at 74.00 yielding a net gain of 102. A thaw reached 40 degrees yesterday, ground thaw depth five to six feet. Mr Wetting of Scranton visited the Allen House. Lenten services began at Chase Church with holy communion at 10:90 am. Clara Pellett of Hawley was in town. Freight at Gravity depot moved to the south bulletin side. Railroads report frozen tracks causing locomotive damage and needed repairs. John Roathingon, TTD of New York, to preach at Grace Church.

Mr Wetting Scranton Allen House Chace Church Clara Pellett Hawley John Roathingon Tt. D New York Grace Church

Party at Henry Kirk’s home features a large guest list

A social gathering at Henry Kirk’s residence drew many attendees including Miswou Blinche Witte Tregalii Lotte Ba wards Bessie Mamlen and Mattie Hinds Hertha Ruseel Marty Gammel Mosars Homer and Charles Warner Bart Labar John Diamond Alex Young Walter Hinds Samuel Baum Peter Weir Hert Lewis and others Refreshments were served during the evening Dr Hard spoke on John Wesley and his times at the Methodist Episcopal church A new store planned by B C Belew and Botansky Diamond of Beranton is announced Rheumatism cure ad touts Thomas Kelectric Oil claiming relief at five cents to try.

Henry Kirk Spike Teland Miswou Blinche Witte Tregalii Lotte Bawards Bessie Mamlen Mattie Hinds Hertha Ruseel Marty Gammel Mosars Homer Charles Warner Bart Labar John Diamond Alex, Young Walter Hinds Samuel Baum Peter Weir Hert Lewis Teo Dr. Hard John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church Mieremarka B.C. Belew Botansky Diamond Beranton

Nicholson Services Held in Presbyterian Church

Services are held each evening in the Presbyterian church led by Rev A Mr Cameron of Marcellus in Onondaga County. Mixes Fannie Stevens, one of our community members, is mentioned in the notice.

Presbyterian Church Mr. Cameron Marcellus Onondaga County Fannie Stevens

Local notices and family updates from the graded school scene

Miss Nellie Stevens cares for young children while Miss Auiu Wilccox visits her brother in Scranton. Mrs. C. BR. Williams returns from a four week New York trip. Tiffany, a seminary student, plans marriage in Madison New Jersey. Margerie Pratt lies ill. Mr and Mrs Newton plan Hawley residence. Mrs. Harris plans to join daughter in Chicago.

Grip Nellie Stevens Auiu Wilccox W. AL Wilcox Scranton C. BR. Williams New York CP. Tiffany Theological Seminary Madison N. J Margerie Lyman Pratt Mere Newton Hawley Wayne County Li Dindess PG. Harris N. ON. Waasilker Chicieo

Poverty Sock Entertainment at Arthur Johnson Home

The program on Friday evening at West Drinker Street features piano duets by Minnie Dexter and Grace Chamberlain, vocal solos by FL Haycock and Edith Wert, and other acts by Annie Oliver, Jennie Quinnney, Grace Engle, and more. Proceeds benefit the Epworth League for church repairs. Lost Legion hosted a ball last night. Patrick Carey, hostler at the Dini mote hotel, has had a persistent grip for two weeks. Nod Peralta at home on Pitth Street, November 6.

Poverty Sock Arthur Johnson West Drinker Street Minnie Dexter Grace Chamberlain FL Haycock Tl. Miller Jennie Iuinney Grace Engle Annie Oliver Misses Grace Bixie Powell Edith Wert Jenne Bitten

Hallstead Notes and Social Snippets From Town

In Hallstead Dr Tlakesloe of Forest City was in town today. De Poo Laumk, senior by U1 de better, attended. Two boys who ran from the Soldiers' Orphan school at Harford this week were in town Monday morning. Rev TL W Church attended a banquet at Allen in November. Mrs John Pyler of the U1 J S Ward, assistant secretary of the Railroad Young Men's Christian...

Tlakesloe Forest City de Poo Laumk Soldiers Harford TL. W. Church Allen John Pyler Ward Roailroad Young Men'a Christin

Resignation takes effect March first in place

In this place a resignation has been submitted and will take effect March 1. Attorney B F W R W Searle of Susquehanna was in town today. N O Major travels to New York this week with Miss Anna Major of Binghamton visiting friends here before returning home.

BF. WR. W. Searle Susquehanna N. O. Major New York Anna Major Binghamton Scranton Tribune Mra C. B. Moxley New Milford

Bargain Prices on Men’s Wear This Week

Avon Working Pants drop to 1.00 while Men’s Crews fall to 1.74 and Pine Ponte sets rise to 248.00. Melton overcoats and worsted suits see sharp cuts to 37.05 and 87.75 respectively. Dress suits drop to 6.75 as Storm Ulsters finish at 7. "W." denotes price marks.

Avon Cildren Chilipon

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