Elegant social event at the Connell residence
A large, stylish gathering at the home of Con Breramai and Mrs. William Connell showcased a newly renovated estate named Wage Beautiful. Pink Siena decor dominated rooms, with Mauer's orchestra in the music room and a grand dining setup featuring pink roses and crystal. Hosted guests included prominent locals and out-of-town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serato
Con Breramai
William Connell
Siena
Mauer
Evden
Connell
Niuwoiva
Charles M. Gillin
An H
Mire
C. DD
Simapeon
Aiye
A. J
McAnulty
Luther Keller
C. R. Connell
B. H. Ripple
A. FE. Connell
Charles Bh. Penman
W. A. Connell
Helen Stevens
Misa Anna McAnulty
Mise Ripple
Mise Wood
Honesdale
Ndith Jones
Migs Malene Killam
W. H. Pearce
Looms
Wilkes-Barre
Newell
Anna Jones
Kingston
Cordelia Freeman
Newark
Powell
Rutland
Stave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louie Smith
New York
Gibson
Philadelphia
Mra. Connell
Social Events in Cheleville Ohio and Nearby Cities
Decorations by McClintock and Huntington eaters set the scene as Miss Elizabeth Sorer leaves after a long visit. Lillian Gearhart and others hosted a luncheon for Miss Houghton of Buffalo, while Miss Sturges hosted Miss Holman of Southport. William T. Smith entertains ladies. Mrs. P. P. Smith hosted a dinner for her daughter and guests at 1500 Monses Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mica Elizabeth Sorer
Mise Bertha Viewers
Cheleville
Ohio
Allewie
Mise Lillian Gearhart
Mies Pierson
Hanley
Misee Torrey
P. P. Smith
Monses Avenue
Social notes from Scranton area visitors and residents
Gite Weat of Glenburn and Hon. BF A Corey of West Pittston visited here yesterday. Mrs Annie Kelley plans a Philadelphia visit tomorrow. Mr and Mrs John & La Touche of Moscow were in town. Hubert McGrath left to resume studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Alderman Ww. 8 Aliar recovering and will return soon. Adam Kraft of Delaware and Hudson company office Honewlale was here. Int Dietrick of Crawford Nob. stopping with Scranton friends. Mrs Theodore von Storch and ex-Postmaster F M Vaneling and family left for California. Desk Sergeant Robert Deller at central precinct confined home by illness. Scranton friends attended the Young Men's Hebrew association dance in Wilkes-Barre. Joseph Levy and others from Scranton visited. Friends of Joseph Scranton of Oxford, NM, hear his pneumonia crisis at Hahnemann Hospital passed. recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gite Weat
Glenburn
BF. A. Corey
West Pittston
Annie Kelley
Philadelphia
John & la Touche
Moscow
Hubert McGrath
University of Pennsylvania
Aliar
Hin Ulness
Adam Kraft
Delaware and Hudson Company
Honewlale
Int Dietrick
Crawford
Nob
Scranton
Coaton
Mra
Theodore von Storch
F. M. Vaneling
California
Robert Deller
Central Police
Ulmer
Socranton
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Wilkes-Barre
Joseph Levy
Coldemith
Miss Heymen
Reuben Lowenstein
Mrr. Meindelsohen
R. J. Lewy
Joseph Scranton
Oxfard
Hahnemann
Phil
Tess of the D Urbervilles at Lyceum with Mrs Fiske
Review notes Mrs Fiske’s Tess of the D Urbervilles at the Lyceum adapts Thomas Hardy’s novel with vivid realism. Stoddard’s stage version centers on Tess, her tragedy, and social critique, aided by strong performances from Forest Robinson and Frederick De Belleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
The
D'Urbervilles
Mindle Madderd Fiske
Scranten
Lyceum
Thomas Turdy
Lorimer Stoddard
Fiske
Thomas Hardy
Mrs. Piske
Atite
Alec D'Urberville
Tife
Atdoo
Tessa
Test
Board of Health Meeting Addresses Cumberland Hose House
The Scranton board of health met in city hall to review department reports and plan expenses for the year. Health Officer Allen urged hiring an assistant sanitary officer and improving Cumberland hose house quarters, with council to review the matter next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Dr
Hearly
Callen
Board of Health
W. H. Burke
W. K E. Allen
Cumberland Hose House
KR. J. Murray
Market Street
North
Scranton
Murrey
Allen Wed
Allen
Herting
Burke
Cumberland Hoge House
J. K. Bently
Bently
Tribune
T. N. Cullen
New Year's Birthday Party Held at Boston Home
A New Year’s birthday celebration took place last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Boston in Dorrance town near Bennett Lugurne county. Attendees included Five Prather’s hoe store staff and visitors from Scranton such as Mr. and Mrs. Davie Williams and Thomas Edgar. The hosts were prevented with a friendly welcome despite some interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boston
Dorrancetown
Bennett
Lugerne County
Boston
Prather’ S
Scranton
Davie Williams
M. J. Boston-Willams
Thomas Edgar
Mra
James Murray Beer Wagon Driver Faces Hearing After Tuesday Night Turmoil
James Murray was arraigned for a hearing before Mayor Bailey after terrorizing central city locals Tuesday night. His head showed bandages and he was fined 710 Sk umbrellas at Waters' bankruptcy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murray
Central City
Bailey
Murray
Coset
Board Meeting Report Excludes One Member
Preamatory officer reported for the month with all board members present except George B. Florn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Florn
Democratic City Convention Set For Saturday Next Week
The city Democratic committee met after an ineffective attempt to assemble earlier. Nine members attended but quorum failed due to absences. Elections planned for Thursday Jan 14 from 4 to 7 pm and the convention for Saturday Jan 16 at 2 pm with possible use of the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Horn
Lem Thin
M. A. McGinley
FR. J. Beamish
McGintey
Beamish
Horn
M. J. Donohue
M. F. Sando
B. Cc. Newcomb
A. F. O' Boyle
J. P. Hammes
W. H. Roe
J. P. Quinn
Conferee Split Budgets Lackawanna Township Ticket Lines
Lackawanna township Democratic conferees clashed over nominating allotments for spring elections. James Moran led a five member committee to assign districts to offices, yielding two rival plans for supervisor, assessor, justice, clerk, treasurer, and school directors. Both factions plan primaries Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Squire Loftus
Moosle
James Moran
Moosic
Patrick Higeina
BE. J. Ward
T. F. Lynott
Thomas Shea
Timothy Walsh
South
Southwest
West
Northeast
East
Justice of the Peace
Retiring Officers Honored by John Boyle O Reilly Council
John Boyle O Reilly council and Young Men's Institute held a social on Lackawanna avenue to honor retiring officers. About seventy five couples attended with music by Miss Kate Reardon. New officers named include John J Murphy president and Bartley Leonard recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle O'Reilly
Young Men's Institute
Lackawanna Avenue
of Silvers
Kate Reardon
John J. Collins
Edwin Morris
Bartley Leonard
M. J. Rafferty
Thomas L. Connery
John H. Burke
James Cavanaugh
Inside Sentinel
Joseph McDonald
Outside Sentinel
John J. Murphy
P. HM. Gilleran
James Marlon
John Richardson
Thomas Connors
Thomas Morahan
Republican ward caucus to nominate city officials in Scranton
Notice to Republican voters in Scranton Sixteenth ward of a caucus held at ward polling places on Saturday afternoon January 8 1898 between 4 and 7 for nominating candidates for select and common council ward assessor and assessor of voters. Vigilance committees listed for First and Second districts. Also unrelated ad copy about heavy underwear and Beecham's pills appears in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
House of Four
Willie Kemmerer
Harry van Horn
Alfred Shopland
Walter E. Davis
Vigilance Committee
Ninth Ward
Adams Avenue
Resolve in Scranton fire district engineer race and council vote
A clash over who becomes district engineer for the West Scranton fire department unfolds as Frederick Warnke resigns. Albert Lewis and Henry Kingsley vie, with Lewis favored by supporters. Mayor Bailey may appoint tonight. Edward Pethrick to be permanent Columbia Company man. Parry to third post. Simmons caucus set for Jan 8 at Adams Avenue. Waters' bankruptcy sale advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Frederick Warnke
Lackawanna County
Select Council
Batley
Warthe
Pethrick
Parry
Columbia House
Alaska map offer from Nickel Plate Road agent
Free detailed Alaska map with routes supplies costs and transportation charges furnished by F. J. Moore General Agent Nickel Plate Road 23 Exchange Street Buffalo New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
F. J. Moore
Nickel Plate Road
Exchange Street
Buffalo
N. Y. Se
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's Book Store
Peloubets
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
DR. W. 8
Lackawonna Ave
Chas McMullen
Omeo
the Traders National Bank Bii
McClintock, Huntington Eaters
Aim
William T. Smith
George C. Mahy
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Tess OF the D'Urbervilles
Scranton, Jran
Bayard of Health
Cumberland Hore
West Market Street
Lakewood
N.ad
Rudolph Herring
Bite Banitary Association of
New Jersey
W. FE Allen
Inspector Cullen
Bsunitary
Crade
D. Thomas
Dorranceton
Lackawanna ‘Township
Beecham
E. G
Coursen
Fred Warnke
Harry Kingsley
Albert Lewis
Mo Mas
Columbian Company
Cloak Sale
Wilk
Clarke Bros
Bronson
Spruce Street
Kiondike
C. Snyder
Spruce St
Jermyn
Brussels
Nottingham
Chenille Portieres
Wards Square
Cocoa MA
Henry J. Collins, Sr
Pace
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Raynolds
Hand& Payne
Washington Ave
Rookery Building
Kenya
China Hall
Weichel Bros
Mears Building
Diamonds
Jowalty and Sivarware
Noveltiss
Specialitas
Fine China
China
Silverstone
Wisk Oisies
Lackawanke Avenue
Lackawanna Aveniue
White Prowl
Prichs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!