Social notes from Olyphant and vicinity
Richard Gallagher of Olyphant casted on North End frienia yesterday. George Atherton and sister of the North End spent Wednesday in Olyphant. Mrs Albert A Ballwood of Virginia visiting Mrs L A Warren. W K Richart of North Main avenue left for Philadelphia and Wilmington. Mr and Mrs Connell of Wilkes-Barre returned after visiting Park Place friends. John Tigue of West Market street Providence returned from Youngstown. Mrs M E Hoban of Pawnee street North End home after visiting Philadelphia. Rev Mr Judd of Omaha Neb visiting Park Pinck friends. Mrs M A Bailey and son Aubrey of New York street returned after ten days in New York City. Rev D D Phillips of North Hyde Park Events will occupy the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church pulpit at Olyphant Sunday. Moses A Morey of this city named to executive board of Master House Painters and Decorators association at York convention. Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Protective association elected T J Snowden of this city vice president at Lancaster meeting. ola meeting to be held in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gallagher
Olyphant
North End
George Atherton
Albert A. Ballwood
Atalanta Bouney
Virginia
L. A. Warren
W. K. Richart
North Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Willmington
Del
Connell
Wilkes-Barre
Park Place
John Tigue
Weat Market Street
Providence
Youngstown
M. E. Hoban
Pawnee Street
Mr. Judd
Omaha
Neb
Park Pinck Friends
Park Pisce Methodist Episcopal Church
M. A. Bailey
Aubrey
New York Street
Yesterdafter
York City
D. D. Phillips
North Hyde Park
Moses A. Morey
Master House Painters and Decorators’ Association
York
Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Protective Association
Lancaster
T. J. Snowden
Ola
Los
Amusement Notes Spotlight Academy Stage Lineup
The season features A Railroad Ticket at the Academy tonight with a strong cast including Arthur Monlton James T Kelley Harry Blaney James Bevins Harry Porter Anna Caldwell Ron Chesneau Hattis Waters Jeannette Begeard Marie Back and the California quartet. The Tornado by Lincoln J Carter promises striking realism at the Academy tomorrow night and Lady Windermere's Fan by Charles Frohman offers a society event Monday with sixteen roles and four acts in an ultra social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Arthur Monlton
James T. Kelley
Harry Blaney
James Bevins
Harry Porter
Anna Caldwell
Ron Chesneau
Hattis Waters
Jeannette Begeard
Marie Back
California Quartette
Lincoln J. Carter
Lady Windermere
Fay
Charles Frohman
Officers Installed at Court Ethan Foresters Meeting
Wednesday evening officers for Court Ethan Ancient Order of Foresters were installed including C K T Hilla R M Flynn M W Flynn J I Keast W Johnson J W A Dora J G Dierks F Baoks W Kirke A G Hills. D T C R W Jouhnson and W Hills assisted. Twenty seven members initiated last term with several new proposals for initiation at the next meeting. An enjoyable time followed the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan
Ancient Order of Foresters
C.K. T. Hilla
M. W. Flynn
J. I. Keast
W Johnson
J. W
A. Dora
J. G. Dierks
J. B
F. Baoks
W. Kirke
A. G. Hills
D. T
Scranton Business Moon to Publish Classified Local Interests
The Thmaxe will publish a carefully compiled set of wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests of Scranton. Edition bound in book form will feature illustrations of public buildings streets and blocks. Representatives of Tan Tarmunr will call to explain the edition and invite business support. Anheuser Busch Beer Louis Lobman's 825 Sprags ot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Larte
Tan Tarmunr
Bold West Side escape ends in jail and wedding news
Michael Nee, a Luzerne Street shoemaker, fled Constable Jones after assault charges. He was recaptured with assistance and held on $500 bail. A wedding unites John Thomas of Luzerne Street and Lizzie James at South Hebecca Avenue with Rev. Collins officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie James
John Thomas
Michael Nee
Luzerne Street
Burschell
Assanlt
Nee
Jones
Davies
House of New
Weat
T. T. Morgan
Thomas James
John James
South Hebecca Avenue
Seelock
Jackson Street
Jupsko Figala
Arthur Heal
People's
South Main Avenues
R. J. Hughes
Gooda
Oram
Healban
Tusaday
Temperance Union elects officers at North End meeting
Tonperanse Christian union elected officers for the coming year with Fred Horizell as president and Charles Hopewell as vice president. Holy Rosary church wedding for John Boyce and Isabella Healy drew a large crowd, as Rev. O'Donnell officiated followed by receptions. Miss Hawley visits West Market street couple, and Michael Ford was injured by a coal train at Olympus depot, suffering a scalp wound. a farewell social occurred in O'Don-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonperanse Christian Union
Fred Horizell
Charles KR. Hopewell
Charles W. Connolly
Charles Constantine
Thomas Evans
Louie Kline
Holy Rosary Church
Witnes
John T. Boyce
Chinchila
Isabella Healy
Green Street
Thomas Healy
O'Don
Small blaze at Providence rear shed alarm at midnight
A small shed fire in the rear of James Hagen's house on Breaker Street in North Bed caused an alarm at midnight. The Liberty and General Phinney companies responded to the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hagen
Janies T Haven’s
Breaker Street
Liberty
General Phinney
Val
Mmr
Patrick Gibson
Pig Atrust
Sauquoit
William Connell
Neptune Companies
New Calendar Revised by the Judges in Lackawanna County
The January 8 1804 order sets five regular terms yearly for the Court of Over and Terminer and Quarter Sessions with fixed sessions dates and grand jury meeting times. It also details a separate license court session on the second Monday of March and clarifies applicability for the year 1804. An analogous five-term schedule is issued for the Orphans Court with January, March, May, September, and November terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Tzik
KW. Anceano
N. B
Joan IL Troms
Orphans’ Court
Aaid Court
Aaid County
R. W. Arentap
Attest
Joun Tf
Trowns
Limited Mail play draws large Academy audience
Elmer E. Vance presented The Limited Mail to a vast crowd at the Academy of Music last evening. Critics praised the realism, stage scenery, and a convincing steam engine prop, with Beatrice's dancing lauded and the company praised for animation. a Tribune notice adds a bicycle sale at 56 from 75, with the machine shown at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Vance
Academy of
Tribune
Reinhart's Market Daily Specials at 85 Lackawanna Ave
Reinhart's Market at 85 Lackawanna avenue offers daily specials including round steak sirloin roast and standing rib roast priced 10c to 4c per unspecified unit, fresh pork items and pork sausage. Availability noted for Mo and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhart’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Fia.m
District Officers Nominated by Democrats in Nineteenth Ward
Democrats in the First to Third districts of the Nineteenth ward caucused and named judges inspectors and clerks while pledging support for Notz and Alekoy for seriesl controller and councilman. The Fourth district caucus is planned for tonight as Republicans prepare to name a ward ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Schmidtt
H. J. Butler
Martin May
M. Jd. Ryan
Register
Henry Heinz
Conrad Bellaraheiimer
Martin Weyshiner
Martin Bigiin
Hugh Caffery
Patrick Mullaney
William Kiden
Mr. Notz
P. J. Alekoy
Eoening
Workingmen's Hall
Braihren
Governor Pardons McCarty for Forgery Term
Governor Pattison, acting on the pardons board’s recommendation, pardons James J McCarty who is serving a one year county jail term for forgery. The sentence began April 29, 1803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Board of Pardons
James J McCarty
Joseph Zeppe
Alleguony County
Corwin isolation discussed in Honesdale letter
A reader argues the Corwin captain remained isolated to prevent premature or misleading statements from aboard. The author suggests the mail from San Francisco took days to reach Washington, guiding orders to stay isolated until communications could be properly handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Tainune
Corwin
San Francisco
Ashord
Willian
Wiaington
Thorsday
Chesham
Washington
Ad Willis
San Prancisco
Joan Tonniy
Constantine Urawitz in Police Court Over Hair and Stones
Constantine Urawitz, a retired football player, faced a police court charge for disorderly conduct on Charles Street. He allegedly threw stones through a neighbor’s windows. when asked if true, he replied he did not know. Alderman Wright fined him five dollars on general principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine Urawitz
Charles Street
Arawite
Wright
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Emerson
Hallet & Davis
Cihoe
Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Scranton, Pa
Exoh Cigar
H. B. Ware
Ferris
Anheuser Busch Beer
Louis Lobman
West Side
Hyde Fork
Sonanton Tripone
South
Malin Avene
Biers’ Hall
Hyde Park
Mavie
Nellie Curran
Thom
Missea Lizzie Thomas
Jessie Harlow
Jeanie Owens
Lizzie Davies
Leah Joseph
Lizzie Lawrence
Lizzie Thomas
Johanna Davies
Gaertie Thomas
Marquette Club
Mula
Tlandel Jones
Washburn Street
Washborn Street
Dr. Moylan
Bardic Society
Glan Carmant
William J. Owen
Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Nell’s Hall
John May
Baltimore
May
Atl
Order of Jewnite
M. MccMananny
Hureka
Captain Walls
Burskas
Marvin
von Storch
Marvin. C. Berry
Sixth
United States Cavalry
Barry
General Crook
Belknap
Patrick Gallagher
Brick Avenue
Coatello
B. Norton
Anna Barrett
Criminal and Orphans’ Court
Pleanen
Touring Brook Township
Noula
Avaat
Afr
Sehmidtt
Henry J. Butler
Kelly & Cagey's Brewery
Dr. Haggerty
Robinson
Helriegel
Julia Kelly
M. J. Coyne
Mr. Coyne
Maggie Cawley
Irving Avenue
Burke
Dunmore
St. Peter's Cathedral
Dennis Grimes
Ashland
Roger Grimes
Stone Avenue
James J. M'Carty
Griffin
Rendington & Wooert
Ballantine
Alon
Beat
Waban
Welue Avon
Tribone Oflea
Willis
Honesdale
Jan
Yale College
Europe
Spruce Street
Rewiscrox
Edison
Gunster, Jr
Petoe
Earth
Fen
Spurgeon
Wontera
Pole
United States
UU Blair
Cseree
Taciin Horrors
CPSP
Shepp
Pga
the Tribune
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Coal Exchange Building
THE
Columbus Music House
Pennsylvania
Sohmer
Everett Pianos
Vase & Sons
Mehlin Pianos
Pease
Estey
Story & Clark
Chicago Cottage
Palace
Aid
Christopher Columbus
Washington Avenue
J. W. Guernsey
Columbus Monument
Lackawanna Ave
P. S
Mona Fallat
Tinal Owl
Rangitoo Met
Lormerly
Schank’s
Wyoming Avila
Horeek
Doge
Houde
van Gorder'a
Dr. Shimberg
Spruce ST
G.W. Owens & Co
Laide’ Tailors
Snd
Furmore
KO Sprice ST
50S Court House Square
Mackintosh
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