Personal notices and social updates in Scranton city
Captain Bert Chase left yesterday afternoon for New York City and Deputy Clerk Emil Benn is spending the day there. Mrs. Martin Devine hosts her cousin Miss Annie McCarty from Indian Orchard. Miss Theresa Smith returned from Geneseo New York. The Haire sisters visiting Miles Mary McHugh have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. George B. E. Davie of Davis' theater host an at home today and tomorrow. Robert Simpson resumed duties after ten days ill with quinsy. Professor James H. Riggs will preach at Beconl Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Court Stenographer H. H. Coston entertains his wife's parents, Attorney and Mrs. Pinney S. Bee. Miss Amy Mulley to wed Richard Raymond Cowles at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church this evening. Thomas Duffy in Scranton yesterday a guest of Charles Lenihan. Professor Max Arnold of Worcester is exchanging New Year greetings in the city. Henry C. Peakes of New York to play Gaspard in Chimes of Normandy at the Academy of Music Friday. Peakes attended rehearsal and praised the chorus. The Tribune received a verse from Rev. John Davy about Home Sweet Home. Chamber Concert postponed from Jan 3 to Jan 17. J. Willis Conant.
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Bert Chase
New York City
Emil Benn
Martin Devine
Mulberry Street
Annie McCarty
Indian Orchard
Theresa Smith
Geneseo
N.Y
Haire
Hasleton
Miles Mary McHugh
Tenn Avenue
George BE
H. H. Coston Ty
Pinney
Bee
Margo
N. D
Scranton
West
Amy Mulley
Ambroge Mulley
Providence
Richard Raymond Cowles
Halifax
N. C
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry C. Peakes
New York
Gaspard
Normandy
Academy of Music
Scranton Oratorio Society
Richard Lindsay
Peakes
Dermot's Novel Weapon Will Go To The Penitentiary
The trial stretched across two courtrooms with juries and judges. Dermot pleaded guilty to feloniously stabbing a coworker with a pitchfork and received two and a half years in the Eastern penitentiary. Other cases included assaults on Rogesky and Hallinan, with mixed verdicts and sentences and a New Year vacation adjournment.
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Nicholas Dermot
Talian
John M. Corbett
Dermot
Savidge
Eastern
No. 4d
John Tierney
Dunmore
Italy
James Gregory
T. J. Duggan
H. GL. Taylor
Gregory
Johnson
Tierney
Installation of Knights of the Mystic Chain Officers
On Friday evening the Knights of the Mystic Chain lodge will install officers at the Ancient Order United Workment hall on Luacka wanna avenue. W. Wightman serves as commander with HE. R. Conly as vice commander, Thomas Spruks as lieutenant, J. H. Gray as recording scribe, C. Pierce as chief of staff, FY. Muckle as assistant chief of staff, George Hatin as inside guard, W. F. Penne as chaplain, and W. PF. Fenne as trustee for eighteen months. After the service an entertainment with vocal and instrumental music will follow.
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Knights of the Mystic Chain Lodge
Ancient Order United Workment
Luackawanna Avenue
W. Wightman
HE. R. Conly
Thomas Spruks
J. H. Gray
C. Pierce
FY. Muckle
George Hatin
W. F. Penne
W. PF. Fenne
Annual Eisteddfod Returns to Utica After War Gap
The Welsh community resumes its annual eisteddfod in Utica New York marking forty years of January first gatherings aside from a four year wartime interruption. Josiah Perry of Utica led last evening’s session as president with T Solomon Griffiths slated to preside on New Year’s Day. The conductor is noted but unnamed in the text.
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Utes
Utica
N. Y
Josiah Perry
T. Solomon Griffiths
United States
Peck's Bad Boy Delights Davis Theater Audiences
Large crowds enjoyed Peck's Bad Boy at Davis' theater yesterday. William Cushman played the mischievous role to roaring laughter while Edward M. Ryan and Shultz the grocer impressed as leading performers. The troupe delivered an encored variety program with strong dancing and a well received all around show.
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Davis’ Theater
Peck
Wiliam Cushman
Edward M. Ryan
Ie Shultz
Frothingham Theatre Promises Lively Hoss and Hoss Show
Loyal Theaters announce afternoon and evening performances of Hoss and Hoss with a strong comedy cast led by Jacques Kruger and Carrie Sweeney. The program also features James A Herne s Shore Acres at the Academy of Music with two shows. Chimes of Normandy plays Friday at the Academy with a large cast and mechanized scenery under Louise Natal l to close the program.
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Frothingham
Hoss and Hoss
Jacques Kruger
Carrie Sweeney
BoUbrette
Harry Crandall
Rose Sutherland
America
Charles ‘Tm. Aldrich
Hugh J. Ward
Thomas Vans
Donnette
Clarice Palmer
Cora Carlisle
Thomas PD. Daly
New Year Gift Distribution Aids City Poor
Mrs. Duggan led yesterday’s drive distributing New Year groceries and vegetables to the city’s needy. Today she continues to help families likely to face an empty New Year dinner. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for blood purification and catarrh relief. Wood's College to reopen with day and night sessions. a $40,000 School House on Columbia avenue awarded and to start at once. Arthur Frothingham advertises remaining low-priced lots and theater office access.
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Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
Bezek Hanged Ordered by Governor After Lackawanna Trial
Franz Bezek was convicted of murdering Maria Kerzic in Olyphant and sentenced to death. Judge Edwards imposed the death sentence and the governor will fix the execution date within the prison walls. The courtroom heard the solemn verdict as Bezek showed emotion for the first time.
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A.J. Colborn
George W. Watson
Kelly
Mayer
Mesvk
Glenced
Lackawanna County
Edwards
Pershon
Frang Beek
Shirif White
Hil
Pennsylvania
Berek
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Max Arnold
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Payne
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J. Willis Conant
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John Rogesky
E. C. Newcomb
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Catherine McGeever
Schuyler
Michael Dougher
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Annie Hope
Columbia
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Vermont
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James A. Herne
Shore Acres
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Serpolette
Julia Allen Germaine
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Louise Natal
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Mame Penner
Jeanne
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Lillian Russell
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Wood's College
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Olyphant
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