Scranton Briefs Note Local Movements and Appointments
Rev. Rogers Israel is out of town until Saturday. Fred R. Stark has returned from a Florida trip. David Toone of Wilkes-Barre is in Texas as an advitnde agent. Dr Tudieau of Lackawanna hospital spends two weeks vacation in Virginia with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thayer of Binghamton visit relatives in the city. Air Thayer, a former Scranton resident, once worked with Cleland Simpson & Taylor. James B. Watkins of Taylor is reading clerk in the house. his brother John T. Withing received congratulations on his brother’s success. Charles W. Fulton, formerly of Thoulder, now connected with Hunt & Connell Co, plans Scranton residence for the Ful ton family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Israel
Fred R. Stark
Cay
Florida
David Toone
Wilkes-Tarre
Texas
Frohman's Bolithernane’ Companis
Tudieau
Lackiwanna’ Hospital
Virginia
James CC. Thayer
Binghamton
Thayer
Scranton
Cleland, Simpson
Hunt & Connell Co
Mrs. Fulton
North End Notes Recap of Local Trips and Events
Thomas Parry of Richmondale and Benjamin Jones of Nanticoke returned home after short visits. The American Mendelssohn Society plans a program for tomorrow night at the Methodist Episcopal church. Robert Sherwin of West Market Street has gone to Philadelphia to attend the Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. Welsh tea party at the Welsh Congregational church drew many out-of-town attendees. Stephen Chappell and family, formerly of this place, returned home after holidays in Hagerstown. W W Winton's funeral will be held today at 1 80 p.m. at the family residence, with services by Revs Alrich and Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parry
Richmondale
Cornet Tand
St. Thomas’ Church
Priceburg
Benjamin Jones
Nanticoke
American Maendelssohn Society
Robert Sherwin
West Market Street
Philadelphia
Serviceea
Alrich
George BE. Guild
Funeral Notice for Late Sister Mix Lizaie Proof
Woman's Relief Corps No 40 and No 60 invite members to attend the funeral in a body at Ashbury Areth odist Episcopal church Thursday at 2 o'clock. Miss Margaret Bristley secretary signs the notice. Also mentions the $40,000 School House for Columbia avenue let and start of construction, plus remaining lots at low price from Arthur Frothingham in Theater Lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps No
Ezra
Griffin Woman's Relief Corps
Mix
Lizaie Proof
Price Place
Ashbury
Columbia Avenue
Arthur Frothingham
Green Ridge bottler's second trial results in mixed verdicts
In Green Ridge court, Mr. Rarick faced a first assault case with John Hughes as key witness. The jury failed to reach a verdict on the February offense, leading to a second trial. Nicholas Young received one year for larceny and assault, after confessing to stealing $25. Other defendants faced charges from cruelty to animals to adultery, with mixed outcomes and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A Trarlek
Green Ridge
Schuyler
Euston
Rarick
John Hughes
Joreyho O' Brien
John IV. Sovage
Turick
Hughes
W. H. Pierce
Nicholas Young
Fred Young
Jierson
Mary Flannery
Nicolls Young
I. HL. Soydet
Bavidite
Hattern Penitenthirs
Patrick Mullalry
Mayfield
J. Fillett
Ross
Joseph O'Brien
Mullallegeo
Andre Bumsavage
Savidge
James Johnson, Jr
M. M. Sweeney
Winton
C. W. Dawson
Kelly
Commonwealth
Charley Lowry
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Animada
Johnson
Costa
Samuel Wruble
William Feldman
Ward
John F. Serge
Taylor & Lewis
Wruble
Sarah Carey
D. Ehrgood
Th& Handy House
Carey
James Gregory
John Turney
Local Theater Listings Highlight Glee Banjo Concert and Opera
Towle's concert at Wrothingham by Leigh University Glee and Banjo clubs draws crowds with Indred Hons and a strong cast. The Derry Mirecote melodrama opens at the Academy of Music with Derby Day scenes featuring King Faro and Victor and Boy Princes. Gregory's pantomime company headlines at Davis' theater while Scranton Oratorio society performs Chimes of Norman at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towle
Wrothingham
Leigh University
Scramton Sovciety
Mike
Buwcurs
A. Y. Pearson
Derry
Katie Rooney
Lnte
Pat Moones
Rooney
Daley Dixon
Dr. bin
Railroad workers adjust schedules amid injuries and illness
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops start six hour days as foreman W A Ferry recovers from a back sprain. Conductor Al Secor suffers typhoid fever at Dunmore. Concert plans for Jan 21 draw rail workers, while floods suspend Jee Industry activity and a large hunting party returns with game. A Tobyhanna service and Joe shipments from Tobyhanna are noted along with reservoir discussions at Elmhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Car Shops
Prakeman W. A. Ferry
al. Secor
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dunmore
Gouldshoro
Taorone
George Losher
Frank Staples
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Tobyhanna
Joe
New York City
Elmhurst Reservoir
Delaware
Lackawannda
Western
Erie
Wyoming
Scranton Directors Weigh Hanlon For Next Season
Scranton Baseball association signals toward Hanlon of Hagieton for manager with full control. Buckenberger wavered, others like Barnie Sharsig discussed. meeting delayed awaiting replies as State league vote nears. Local school and social notes follow with community events and officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranton Baseball Association
Hanlon
Hagieton
Cary
Cahill
Ranton
Scranton
Association
Mans Ruckenberger
Pittsburg Tional Jenne
Billy Barule
Louisevilles
Billy Shursiyy
Athletics
W. Te Bevis
Thackenberger
Pittsburg
Scranton Association
Buckenberger
von der Ahe
St. Louls
Renly
Huckenberger
Crow Sharsly
Barnie
Bianson
Clu
Wssoclathin
Scrinton
Local Notables and Visits Mark Holiday Week
Thomas Palmer and John Cileman listed at home addresses on Cherry and Drinker streets. Miss Katie Crane heads to Chestnut Hill college Philadelphia. Annie McGowan visits from New York. George Schrank family on Collins Street spends New Year in Pitts ton. others travel and attend church events at Asbury M E church Green Range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Palmer
Cherry Street
John Cileman
Drinker Street
George Schrank
Collns Street
Pittston
The
Loyal Legion
William Bruning
G. W.T. Allen
Brook Street
Katie Crane
Chestnut Hill
L.o W. Dillon
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church Sun
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Norton
Wyoming Ave
Weston Mill Co
G.B. &Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Lim
Washington Avenue
North End
Tue ‘Tribune
MR. Rarick
Green Ridge Bottler
Patrick Mullally
Lowry
Mrs. Carey
Scragg
Ranick
Ranek
Anantes
Karick
Highes
Feldman
South Washington Avenue
River Street
Gregory
Davis
Weels
Paterson Morning Call
Academy of Music
Scranton Oratorio
Mair
Louise Natali
Serpolette
Mies
Julia Allen Germaine
Mme
Louise Natal Trirlo
Iss
Mame Feliner Voaming
Sceecevevessese
Laa
Mamie Jordan Mionnette
Veceese
Alles
Elise Radcliffe Sumating
Lh Ray
Harding Henry
Marquis of
Gleason Gaspanl
sHiurry C. Peakes
Cecsecsees Veo
Dan Wardan Pegler
RODE
Lynott Ashushop
Thirberh Johnson Notary
William Coyne
Mitchens
Hichard Lindsay
Peakes
Gaspard
Lillian Rosselwich
Win
Grand Duchess
Pewkes
Gener Raum
Knickerbockers
DeRhoven and Smith
News OF the Railroads
Huy the
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Pillabury
Long John
le Hlas
der Doss
St. Louis
Billy Barnie
Sharsig
Charles Cole
Princeton
Frank Blickens
Jermyn
Elmer Jackson
Washington Camp
Sons of America
C. BP. Fuhringrer
F. E. Debot
William Cummins
JC. Schlints
W. J. Beardsley
Th. P. Letchworth
Inelde
J. Warfel
G. H. Cummins
Wile Lim Kare
Samuel Cummins
Hood
Dunmore Boenes
Pratt’s
Wackawanna Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoruag Averue
Spruce St
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Christieas Presents
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
C. M. Florey
M. C. A. Building
Serges
Henriettas
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
Franklin Ave
Twve
Franklin Avenue
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