St Brendan Council installs officers in new quarters
The West Side and City Suburban St Brendan Council No 243 YM I met in a new quarters over Jenkins pharma at Main avenue and Jackson Street. Deputy Grand President John F McDonough led officer installation and a busy program followed with music, speeches, and a farewell note from Father Mee Nally as he heads to Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brendan Council
Young Men‘s Institute
Jenkins’ Pharma
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Vre
John F. McDonough
Mike J. Fitsgibbons
Timothy McCoy
William Gilroy
John Durkin
Charlee Canavan
William Vanston
William Larkin
Daniel McCaffery
Mmarshal
Thomas Judge
Inside Sentinel
James Quinnan
Outside Sentinel
Patrick Grady
Thomas Huret
H.C. Gallagher
Frank McLain
Michael Sullivan
Harid
Miles J. Fitegibbons
William Pitasimmnens
James Quinhon
William Vaneton
Thomas Maguire
Edward Welsh
Robert Durty
Leo Crosein
Dangers of Coasting Endangers Boys on City Streets
Ten boys from Price street coasted toward Sumner and Washburn streets on Saturday morning when a vestibulated Washburn street car crossed their path. The risky ride delivered a hair-raising, winter fright that will linger in memory.
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Price Street
Sumner Avenue
Washburn Street
Enterprise lodge installs officers after session
During last evening's session of Enterprise Lodge No. 21 Loyal Knights of America in Red Men's hall, officers were installed for the coming term. District Deputy Grand Master John E. Evans led the ceremony with installing team members Joseph H. Davies, Thomas J. Reynolds, and James E. Watkins. New officers include David J. Jones as worthy master and others. a smoker follows Monday with Henry Davies giving a talk on Yellowstone Park.
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Enterprise Lodge
Knights of Atmerica
Red Men's Hall
John E. Evans
Taylor
Joseph H. Davies
Viewgrand
Thomas J. Reynolds
Stard
James E. Watkins
David J. Jones
Lot Ludwig
William Laka
David M. Jones
John Idovd
W. FP. Morgan
Willian N. Hopkins
Tyler
David B. Jones
Henry FP. Davies
Yellowstone Park
Cohumida Chemical and Hoe Company Holds Monthly Meeting
A psular monthly gathering at county quarters installed the newly elected officers led by retiring President A B Holes. Charles Corters becomes president with William Lyman as vice president and TC Parry as financial secretary. Others include A B Moles treasurer and Henry Kingsley trustee among foreman and engineers. The piece notes support for reading room materials and mentions Misses Nellie Peitz and Lulu.
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Cohumida Chemical and Hoe Compaany
Countevy Quarters
A. B. Holes
Charles Corlers
William Lyman
Evan Walter
TC. Parry
A. B Moles
BE. Price
W. Lynn
Fiest
Charles Boldry
C. Corless
Henry Kingsley
Edward Pethrick
Thomas Price
William Mewellsn
Gen. Meyers
White Blankets Sale Attracts Bargain Hunters
Bulk listings advertise extra wide and heavy white blankets from 75 cents to 6.25 dollars per set. Includes 175 pairs extra wide white blankets and 40 pairs heavy white wool blankets with jacquard borders. Also offers 35 and 50 pairs tied all wool California blankets touted as handsome values.
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Lumt
Washburn Street church dinner nears goal for debt payoff
The Washburn Street Presbyterian church women raised about 100 at a New Year dinner, reaching 70 of the 1 000 needed to pay down the church debit. An executive committee for the Sabbath school was appointed and several local meetings are announced.
Local Notes of Fortunes and Events in Throop Area
Misses Alice and Margaret Eckerely return from Wilkes Barre area. Miss Ke Von Fiord visits Newark relatives. Revival services planned at North Main Avenue church with meeting tonight. Rev W F Thetis baptizes candidates at Cartallin church. Mrs J Frisble and children return from Clark's Green. Ladies' Aid society prepares for curio and art exhibition. Mrs Evan Sfinms visits Pittston. Miss Mojth Powell and David Richard wed at bride’s brother George Powell’s home on Breaker Street. Dinner of Oak Street suffers minor injuries in horse cart crash near bridge. John Reagan arrested for false pretenses. bail posted. Michael Murray injured by gas explosion in Marvine mine. North Main Avenue Baptist Sunday School holds election of officers.
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North Main
Aveling Lingtint
W. Fpl Thetis
Verne Avenue
Cartallin
Mra. J. Frisble
Friciile
Clark's Green
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Evan 8Finms
Warren Street
Pittston
Mies Mojth Powell
David Richard
Charles Prosser
Primitive Methodist Church
George Powell
Dreaker Street
Market Street
Dinner
John Reagan
Michael Tiehe
Reagan
Michael Murray
Marvine
Batur
North Mall Avenue
Baptist Church Sunday School
The Homeliest Man in Scranton Offers Free Trial Remedy
An advertisement invites readers to call for a free trial of Kemp's Haleam for the throat and Lange, described as a remedy to relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. It targets fruggiat and others and lists price as Me and We.
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Scranton
Handsement
Kemp
Lange
Livery Stable Incident Ends Safe for Man on Embankment
Superintendent William Chappell and staff list include Charles Henwood James Halley John Jones Mrs Miller Rev W G Watkins Miss Beale Henwood and Thomon Marion. Martin employed at Connollys livery stable on Market street was dragged by a horse at the embankment near Ontario and Western tracks. He fell with the animal but escaped with only slight injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chappell
Charles Henwood
James Halley
John Jones
Miller
W. G. Watkins
Mies Beale Henwood
Thomon Marion
Connolly
Market Street
Ontario and Western
Marton
South Scranton Citizens in Convention and Local News
Peter Noula seeks the Republican city convention nomination for school controller after thirty years on the South Side. A committee of 100 will oppose Neal, while funeral notices report the services for Mrs. Peter Kuhner and Mrs. Jota Schull. Community meetings discuss sewing Bible and mothers classes, and a South Side board of trade quorum issue closes with a call to Council to buy a chemical apparatus.
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Peter Noula
Neal
Peter Kuhner
Pittston Avenue
Mars’e Catholic Church
Peter Christ
Mideout No. 1
Gua Rehner
Michael Kramer
Anton Finch
John Bohr
Michael Wetter
William Dawe
Division 21
Ancient Order
Hiberniana
Philip Scheuer
John H. Brooke
John Schunk
BF. Moore
J. FP. Beat
Albert Melker
Mev
Jota Schull Sun
Mt. Ton
Elra
Selvall
Locust Street
William Nordh
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
August Petry
Frederick Bohls
Simon ‘Tropper
Gus Wormemyr
Jacob Kiper
George Moland
Young Women's Christian Association
South Scranton Board of Trade
Thomas Donahue
Local Social News and Residence Updates
Green Ridge resident Mrs N J Geary recovers from illness. Judd Stevens spent Sunday with his parents in Wyoming. Blanche Wood from Honesdale visited Miss Emallnn Kil lam on Capouse avenue and returned home. C B Schroeder and son Jean plan a February trip to California. Dessie Case of New Jersey visits Miss Jones in Wyoming avenue. Raymond Greeley resigns from H M Coles drug store to join Biles milk mill in Providence. Mrs J R Faust of Toledo visits daughter Mrs Harry McLuain on Penn avenue. Henry Mason of Wilkes Barre visits friends in the Ridge.
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N. J. Geary
Capouse Avenue
Judd Stevens
Wyoming
Blanche Wood
Honesdale
Emallnn Killam
Schroeder
Jean
California
Dessie Case
New Jersey
Misa Jones
Wyoming Avenue
Raymond Greeley
H. M. Cole
Biles’ Milk Mill
Providence
Mra
J. R. Faust
Toledo
Harry McLuain
Penn Avenue
Henry Mason
Wilkes-Barre
the Ridge
Presbyterian church elections and social events
Jacob Smith of Lake Artel visits town. Presby terian church holds election of tristers and renting of Jews this evening. Sunday school officers elected: Superintendent A L Bryden, assistant M L Speck, secretary Arthur Close, treasurer S B Bulkley, librarian H A Smith, assistants Theodore Sargent and Hugh Thomas, primary chief Mrs Bovard. Police warn Pisces to close for Sabbath. Ladies Aid hosts tea Thursday evening January 18. Esther Colther and Joseph Beigls to wed at the Colther home on Depuy Street Wednesday evening. Moward Boneta visiting New York and Philadelphia.
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Jacob Smith
Lake Artel
Tristers
Presbyterian Church
Hishop
Cherry Street
Wilken-Harre
Presbyterian Sunday School
A. L. Bryden
M. L. Speck
Arthur Close
B. Bulkley
H. A. Smith
Theodore Sargent
Hugh Thomas
Bovard
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Misa Esther Colther
Joseph Beigls
William Colther
Depuy Street
Moward Boneta
New York
Philadelphia
Obituary notices from Honesdale district
Mr J Gillen died at his residence in Honesdale Sunday morning at 4 o clock. He was a former teacher in Honesdale public schools and a deacon in the Presbyterian church. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 3 PM in the Presbyterian chapel. Margaret Sherman aged child of 24 Pink Street died yesterday morning after a short illness. Funeral at the family home this afternoon at 2 PM. The interment will be at Washburn Street Cemetery. Miss Clementine Turner aged years died Saturday morning at the residence near the Covered Bridge in Honesdale.
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William Elias
Washburn Street
Kiina
Bumner Avenue
Filas
Granacher
John Granacher
North Fromley Avenue
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Amanda Nicholls
G. W. Phillips
W.T. Burral
Washburn Street Presbyterian Babbath School
Joseph A. Mears
West Scranton
H. Schoen
Jackson Street
Malin Avenue
Sloan and Central Fund
Co-operative Hall
North Main Avenue
West Side Board of Trade
West Side Bank
Ellie
Mears’ Hall
Tayton
FE. D. Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Wash
Oliver
Savings Bank
Public School No. WW
Miss Lees
West Side
Robert Burns
John Burns
North Filmore Avenue
Robtje
J. Gillen
Himesdale
Honesdale
Presbyterian Church
Able Clase
Presbyterian
Margaret
Sherman
Rink Street
Clementine Turner
Mra Pinckney
Neaor the Covered Bridge
Tlonesdale
First Day Mine Accident Ends In Leg Amputation
James Olver a Priceburg man began work in Johnsons mine. His right leg was crushed while operating an engine. Surgeons amputated below the knee. Olver, a former Priceburg butcher, is 37 and expected to recover.
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James Olver
Priceburg
Johnson
Olver
Cuba's Vow at the Academy of Music Delights Theatergoers
Theatrical review notes an intensely interesting melodrama Cuba's Vow at the Academy of Music last night with strong scenery and effects. It repeats tonight and tomorrow also. Irwin's Venethin Burlesquera opened in Muete hall with seven turns and encores for the Manhattan comedy quartet. Marie Jansen stars at the Lyceum in a joint engagement with Frank Tannehill Jr. The Rising Generation and A Boy Wanted are also featured with large audiences anticipated. Henry Miller returns to the Lyceum in Heartease next Friday, noted for its curtain calls including a Washington closing and New York Garden runs.
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Cuba
Academy of Music
Liberty
Henoe
Irwin
Muete Hall
Manhattan Comedy Four
Thuseoll
Odell
Russell
Venice
George X. Dalley
Georre Ht. Foster
Martie Jansen
Lyceum Tonight
Frank Tannehill, Jr
Soa
Nancy Hawke
Marie Jansen
America
England
Charles Ei. Blaney
Nellie O'Neill
O'Neill and
O'Neill and Sutherland, Frances Hartley, Sisters Gehrge
Gillette
Emma Myers
Bertha Whitney
Bessie van Dorn
Fay Richards
Claude Gillingwater
Knox G. Wilson
Frank C. Young
Henry Miller
Lyceum
Washington
Garden Theatre
New York
Builders' Exchange Grows with New Officers Installed
The Builders' Exchange annual meeting was held at 41 Lackawanna avenue. New officers installed include President Conrad Schroeder. vice presidents Thomas B Sprults Jr and J Th Woolsey. secretary L F Laudig. treasurer G W Finn. Secretary's report notes higher attendance, stronger treasury, and largest membership rise in seven years. Directors to meet January 15 for organization.
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Builders’ Exchange
Lackawanna Avenue
Conrad Schroeder
Thomas 8. Sprults, Jr
J. Th. Woolsey
L. F. Laudig
G. W. Finn
Treasury
Low death rate reported by health board
Last week the board of health noted an abnormally low death rate and overall good health with twenty six total deaths. One death was due to contagious disease diphtheria, while three new diphtheria cases were reported.
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Board of Health
Funeral of James J. Lynch in Olyphant drew large crowds
The funeral mass for James J. Lynch filled St. Patrick's Church and overflowed to the parochial school as mourners from the valley gathered. Rev. J M Smoulter celebrated the mass and Rev P J Murphy preached the tribute with a host of priests assisting. The Olyphant Conclave of Heptasopha attended in a body.
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Olyphant
James J. Lynch
Bhorough
St. Patrick's Church
J. M. Smoulter
P. J. Murphy
James Shanley
Dickson City
M. F. Crane
Avoca
J. J. B. Feeley
St. Peter's
Scranton
E. J. Melley
South Scranton
R. H. Walsh
Moscow
N. J. McManus
Providence
J. F. Jordan
Rendham
M. FE. Lynott
Jermyn
John Laughran
Bellevue
W. P. O'Donnell
F. A. Jones
Archbald
John N. Lillibridge
Blakely
John T
Freight Stations Burglarized at Steel Works and Minooka
Burglars attacked two Delaware and Hudson freight houses on Sunday night. At the Steel Works they accessed the station via the chimney and removed a quantity of sherry wine. The intruders also broke into the Minooka station, entering through a broken window, but no valuables were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Steel Works
Minooka
St Pauls Church Fair to Continue Next Week at Green Ridge
Due to many unsold articles the St Pauls Church fair at Green Ridge will run another week. The event aims to raise funds to build a residence for the convent school sisters. A good sum has been raised and patronage last night suggests a strong finish.
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St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Professional Directory: Scranton Physicians and Lawyers
A detailed newspaper style directory listing doctors like Dr Kay at 206 Penn Ave and others on Wyom ing Ave Adams Ave and Scranton area. Includes dentists veterinarians and lawyers with office hours and addresses in Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Kay
Penn Ave
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St. Brendan
Hayden Ashley
South Main Avenue
Mauch Chunk
Lettle Moore
Factoryville
Hoys
Knights OF America
Columbela Chemical Company
Nellie Peitz
Lulu
Globe Warehouse
Sie
Woast
King
West
Lackawanna Averce
Fenton
Alain Avenue
North Scranton
Alice and
Margaret Eckerely
Throop Road
Wilkes Darne
Ke von Fiord
East Market Street
Newark, N i
Dunmore
Nancy Manke
Billy Barry
Bet
Hae
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Washington Chemic! Co
N. W
Washington, D. C
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson-Boynton
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Conrad
Barbour’s Home
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. Bateson
N. Washington Avenue
CG. L. Frey
Scranton Savings Bank
Mary A. Shephard
M. D
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Sue Street
Beranton
W. E. Allen
North
Washington Avenue
Cc. L. Freas
Houra
8. W. L'Amoreaux
Su Adams
Mulberry
Hours Ledom
W. G. Rook
Aspiral
Linden Street
Acranton
Bauer
R. J. Hater
Hulbert
Megarger Brothers
Fprane P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna
Thomas Aubrey
Willanwe
Postoiton
Restro
Tribune Creek
Linotype
D. B. Replogle
Mears Building
Spruce Street
James H. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Rooma
Frank T. Okell
Attorney-Atlaw
Coal Exchange
James W, Oakford
Board of Trade Building
B. F. Killam
Heranton
H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Beranon
Edward W. Thayer
Joseph Jeffreys
Tand & Burr Building
L. A. Watres
Lackowonne Ave
Beranon, Pa
R. Pitcher
API Law
No Worter Building
Scranton, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Spruce Stremy
A. W. Bertholf
the Lackawanna
Bond
Er Thomas M. Cann
Walter ML Huell
A. M
Barring & Msweeney
Common Wealth Building
Interstate Secret Sereice Agency
Percival J. J. Morris
Edward H. Davis
BE. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash
Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
Cranton
T. J. Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
O. Lyman
F. L. Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
P. Oo
DR. Co. Cc. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lacka Wanak Avenue
Joe
Kuettel, Rear & Lacka
Wank Avenue
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
JHE Ble
Franklin Avenue
Ziegler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
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