Local residents visit and travel notes in Montrose and area
Joseph H. Williams of Montrose, William A. Cochran of Pottsville, and Miss Clara Bushnell of Windsor New York were in the city yesterday. Coroner J A Kelley spent New Year’s Day with his mother in Pittston. Rochester Cycle Co representative Griswold is in town trading. Miss Dolly H Jones of New Vienna visits her sister Mrs Frank A Branda at 803 Jefferson Ave. Elmhurst visitors Eva Harlow Mary Fanning Addie Schoonmaker PF Harlow dined at Westminster. Cora Stephens of Nicholson, Mansfield State Normal student, returned to Mansfield after visiting W H Derby on Price Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Williams
Montrose
William A. Cochran
Pottsville
Clara Bushnell
Windsor
N. Y
William E. Adams
Minersville
J. A. Kelley
Pittston. Co
Griswold
Rochester Cycle Company
Dolly H
Letter from D B Ryan challenges editorial on May 6 case
A letter from D B Ryan, druggist and editor, questions a prior editorial about a May 6 soda sale case. He argues a juried conviction would hinge on sworn testimony and asserts the editorial misstates facts affecting his business rights in Lackawannine county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
the Tribune
C. A. Wiley
Lackawannine County
Brides of the New Year in Providence Church Weddings
Several New Year weddings marked by the city as Miss Amy Mulley wed Richard Cowles at Providence Methodist Episcopal Church. Other unions followed including Miss Mary Nicholas with Thomas Thomas and Miss Anna Roche with Dr. G Colville in quiet ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Roche
Colville
Amy Mulley
Ambrose Mulley
Providence
Richard Raymond Cowles
Tillery
N. C
Lohengrin
A. B. Cowles
J. G. Cowles
George M. Mulley
Joseph A. Scharar
L W. Warner
New York
Anna Mulley
Episcopal Church
Trath
Belle Green
Mendelasuyhn
Jackson Street
West Side
Mr. Metzgar
Miss Reese
Owen Metzgar
Annie Reese
McKeever's Lane
Lafayette Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Anna C. Roche
West Market Street
G. Colville
North End
William Street
M. J. O'Toole
Church of the Holy Rosard
Alas Roche
Mary Manley
Juin E. Roche
Dr Andrews Claim of Bodily Insight Draws Crowds
An advertisement promotes Dr Andrews as a genius who reads health by touch and sight without questions or pulses. It claims he can diagnose hidden diseases by inspecting spots on the body and offers free toast consultations this week at an office in Westminster Hotel with hours from 9 am to 8 pm. Also noted are the $40,000 School House on Columbia Avenue being let for immediate construction and remaining affordable lots, with Arthur Frothingham listed at Theater Lobby office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Westminster
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
December's New Buildings Permits Reported By Inspector
Building permits issued for December cover numerous new homes stores barns and shops in wards across the city totaling 93 000 with 1803 year comparison showing about 1 500 000 in new building value for the year an increase of about 700 000. Notable entries include F D McGowan single dwelling Linden street L M Gates stores on Linden Street H Evans single dwelling Academy Street John Gengle workshop extension Elm Street Richard Henwood double stores Lackawanna Avenue James I Kearney store and dwelling Jackson Street and the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company boiler shop on Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D.mcgowan
Wood
Wheeler Avenue
Seventeenth Ward
L. M. Gates
Linden Street
Ninth Ward
DPD
H. Evans
Academy Street
Fifth Ward
John Gengle
Elm Street
Nineteenth Ward
Thomas McCourt
Monroe Avenue
James A. Nicol
Monsey Avenue
Thirteenth Ward
Richard Henwood
Lackawanna Avenue
Eighth Ward
John F. Richards
Tenth Street
Charles Schlager
Qwood
Clay Avenue
Ignatz Oram
Church Avenue
W. E. Capwell
Arlington Helghts
John Williams
Washington Avenue
Taylor Gibson
Cedar Avenue
Silas Leach
Adams Avenue
Ninth
Henry Kaufhold
Madison Avenue
Frank Carlwcel
Ninth Street
Fourteenth Ward
Frank Carlucel
Scranton Street
Eugene Hensley
Thompson Street
Second Ward
Milon F. Kemp
Deacon
My Partner at Academy of Music in Local Theaters
This evening My Partner by Bartley Campbell and Louis Aldrich opens at the Academy of Music with an excellent company. It has been a stage favorite since its debut and remains a top attraction for theatergoers. Tonight’s performance promises a splendid staging and strong cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partner
Academy of Music
Louis Aldrich
Bartley Campbell
King Faro
England
Bay Prince
Nebuchadnezer
Katie Rooney
Judge Seely Memorial by Lackawanna Bar
Lackawanna county bar members honor Hon. Henry M. Seely at a Dec 27 1894 meeting. They praise his integrity, learning, and impartiality, noting his untimely death and quiet return to Scranton practice, and express sympathy to his family. Composed by Comegys Archbald and P. P. Smith, committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Henry M. Seely
Sealy
Scranton
Judge Seely
Co. Comegys
R. W. Archbald
P. P. Smith
Music Boxes and Remedies Ad from Gautsch & Sons
An old advert promoting music boxes by Gautsch & Sons at 100 Chestnut Street Philadelphia offering orchestral organs for five dollars and one dollar, plus repairs and tuning. The page also touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as blood purifying and health remedies for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautsch & Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Archdeaconry Meeting Sets Jun 14 15 in Wilkes-Barre
The Scranton archdeaconry winter session will be held June 14 and 15 at St Stephen's Church Wilkes-Barre. The program includes prayers addresses business meetings exegesis and missionary report with speakers from Christ Church Towanda St Luke's Scranton Susquehanna St Peter's Tunkhannock and New York Philadelphia and a note that the main aisle will be reserved for men on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
St. Stephen's Church
Wilkes-Barre
Christ
W. E. Daw
Christ Church
Towanda
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
J. B. Werner
Susquehanna
William Coney
St. Peter's Church
Tunkhannock
St. Luke
J, Iu. Jones
Brotherhood of St. Andrew the Brotherhood
John W. Woods
New York City
G. H. Davis
Philadelphia
H. A. Fuller
St. Stephen's
TWO ACTRESSES BURNED IN ALBANY FIRE
The Frothingham company, quartered at the Delevan House in Albany, suffered injuries after the hotel burned Sunday night. Miss Kittle Clark was severely burned and sent to New York for treatment. Miss Carrie Sweeney sustained leg burns and was treated at Wyoming hospital with a plaster cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Albany
Hoss
Frothingham
Delevan Houe
Kittle Clark
New York
Lackawanna
Carrie Sweeney
Wyoming
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Norton
Wyoming Ave
Afoe
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
German Rupture Cure CO
Lim
Washington Avenus
Beranton, Pa
Wood's College
Stroudsburg
Ridgway
Jamison City
Carbondale
Honesdale
Pittston
Easton
City of
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Tribune
DR. Andrews
Webster Scism
Wilfred Clark
Lackawanna Bar
Hood
Archdeaconry Meeting
Tenpe
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Reaford Jewelry
Luckawanna Ave
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
C. M. Florey
Franklin Ave
Franklin Avenue
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
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