Local social notes from Montrose and neighboring towns
Montrose resident Robert H. Jessup arrives in the city while James Kernan of Boston visits his brother John Kernan of Wyoming Avenue. William Shean travels to Carlisle to finish a law course begun in this city. Mrs Crave of Portland visits with William Beckman on Rich ter Circle. Miss Florence Meyers of Philadelphia and Miss Retta Meyers of Wilkes-Barre attendrail Ales. Julian Bover of Hallstead and Lamon Love of York seek quarters for the York Knights Templar during the State Commandery event in May. Sissonberger of Pennsylvania celebrates a birthday Wednesday night, marking her twentieth anniversary, with a long list of attendees. Green Ridge Baptist church hosts a Sunday School class with several attendees. Hey Charles T Morgan, pastor of Spring Garden Reformed church, has received two calls from other churches in three weeks, one from Penn Avenue Baptist in Scranton and another from First Baptist in Haverhill, Massachusetts. The Boring Garden Society bought their recent church building from Northwestern Presbyterian five years ago, expanding the congregation under Rev. Mr. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Jessup
Montrose
James Kernan
Boston
John Kernan
Wyoming Avenue
William Shean
Dickioe
Law Select
Carlisle
Retta Meyers
Wilkes-Harre
Mrail Ales
Julian Bover
Hallstead
Ae Stewart
Kathe Grampp
Samuel Billings
Hey
Charles T. Morgan
Spring Garden
Nineteenth
Munster Streets
Penn Avenue Biaptist Church
Scranton
Hupt
Entertainment at Judge Willard's Residence Hosts Bench Lineup
Associates from the Superior court attended a dinner at Judge EN Willard's Madison avenue home in session in the city. Guests included judges FE N Willard Charles Hice Wickham Reeder Beaver Orlady Smith Archbald Gunster Sed wards ex Judges Hand Jessup and others along with railroad and flour mill representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Seasion
E. N. Willard
Madison Avenue
Olive Street
FE. N. Willard
Charles &. Hice
John J. Wickham
Howard J. Reeder
James A. Beaver
George HB. Orlady
P. P. Smith
KR. W. Archbald
Fred W. Gunster
H. M. Sedwards
This
William Connell
Alfred Hand
H. A. Knapp
W. H. Jessup
W. F. Halletead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
H. M. Roles
B. Sturges
Everett Warren
Viaduct Bond Vote Nears Approval in Scranton
The Scranton common council advanced an ordinance to appropriate about 150000 for a West Lackawanna viaduct, with Mayor Connell signaling approval. Only one vote against, while concerns arose over general versus municipal election wording and debt implications from Captain Moir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lackawanna Avenue
Connell
Common Council
Loftus
Third Ward
West Side Board of Trade
Moir
Select Council Approves Sewer Aid and Road Repairs
Colonel Bandergon steered a 3500 appropriation for sewer repairs in front of the Wyoming house and to reopen the Olyphant road near Capouse. The select branch backed seeking third class city opinions on a Heading convention before delegates are elected. Ordinances on auctioneers night lunch wagons and firemen pay passed final readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandergon
Select Council
Wyoming House
Capouse
Common Council
Select Branch
Judiciary Committee
Providence
Abington
Chittenden
Estimates Committee
Mary Davies
Filmore Avenue
Fifth Ward
Streets and Bridges
Wyoming
Washington Avenues
New York
Marion Streets
Hart & Gibbons
Adams Avenue
Vine
Pine Streets
Prescott, Webster
Irving Avenues
Bridge Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Arch
Raymond Court
Mulberry Street
Perry Avenue
Laurel Street
Cornell
Massachusetts mill man visits Scranton for advantages talks
A committee of Scranton's board of trade will review five Massachusetts cotton mills requests for local manufacturing advantages tomorrow at 7 o clock. An official backed the group and noted plans to move mills to improve Boston water supply, with related duties to handle damages and clerical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Board of Trade
Boston
Atherton
Beranton
Scranton
Miss Mainwaring Weds Frederick J Lowrie After Turbulent Years
A 21 month marriage history ends as Miss Jessie Mainwaring, 19, marries Frederick J Lowrie, 44, both of Carbondale. License first issued April 6 1894. prior marriage on April 6 1894 ended by decree. Cruelty and non support cited. later reconciliation reported after divorce hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mainwaring WU
Frederick J. Lowrie
Jessie Mainwaring
Carbondale
Fred Fuller
Hymen
John H. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Lowrie
BE. M. Lowrie
Lawrie
Fays
Archhbald
Mackay Opera Company Opens at Academy with Strong Cast
The Mackay Opera company began a three night run at the Academy of Music last night with La Mascotte. Louise Moore led a capable ensemble of 28, delivering solid vocal and acting work. Julius Claretti, Frank Nelson, Sale Barton, and WI Daniels provided notable performances as they entertain a large audience. Tonight Fra Diavolo closes the opening program with vivid staging and a lively chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackay Opera Company
Academy of Music
la Mascotte
Mackay Company
Misa Louise Moore
Julius Claretti
Frederick
Frank Nelson
Sale Barton
WI Daniels
Ion
Academy
Tribune fund to aid Home for the Friendless grows
The Scranton Tribune notes ongoing donations to a fund for the Home for the Friendless and calls for a broader public response. It lists contributions from St. Luke's church and local donors, totaling about 155.50 with further needs for the Interval and upcoming building costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
The
Scranton Tribune
St. Luke's
Henry A. Knapp
F. Sehwenker
Tribune Home
Mrs Barslar Honored At Lodge Banquet In Delaware Street Home
About thirty members of Mrs W F Hallstead lodge G I A to the BH of L B and their husbands gathered at the Delaware street home of Mr. and Mrs E L Baralar to honor lodge president Mrs Barslar. A banquet lamp and an etching were presented by Mrs John Lanamats to the honored member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Baralar
Delaware Street
W. F
Williamn Cobb
Dan
Swartz
Charles Eshelman
Jake Shiffer
Merritt Gardner
A. B. Stone
Hand
Bryant
Poole
Perl@o
Blickens
Loomis
Carrigan
Lanning
Brown Staples
T. A. Miller
Taylor
Shaver
Carey Coleman
Whetling
Davis
G. E. Stwarts
O.O. Miller
Hutler
Clearhart
Annual Meeting of Home for the Friendless This Afternoon
The twenty fourth annual meeting of the Home for the Friendless will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Young Women's Christian Association rooms. Members may vote. treasurer and secretary reports will be read. Clergymen are especially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For the Friendless
Young Women's Christian Association
North Mill Resumes Operations After Idle Period
The North Steel mill of the Lackawanna and Iron and Steel company has resumed on double turn after about two months of idleness. The South mill is expected to resume around February. The steel trade remains sluggish and not likely to pick up before spring, though both mills are anticipated to run more efficiently in the next two months than in the recent past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna and Iron and Steel Company
Henne Negligence Question in Scranton Case
In a Scranton Traction Co suit Albert Henne seeks damages after his child was killed by a West Lackawanna street car on Seventh Street area. The defense argues Mrs. Henne’s contributory negligence. Superior Court heard first arguments and noted she had help at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Appglice
West Lackawanks Avenue
Albert Henne
Scranton Traction Company
Jessup
Horace FE
Joseph O'Brien
Appellee
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seventh Street
J. E. Burr
Howey
Somers
Oscar Misselwitz
Philadelphia
Joseph K. Hull
Mr. Terry
Oscar Misgelwitz
Tim
Misselwitz
Common Pleas Court of
Miladelphia
Matthias Seddinger
C. Weasley Huffell
Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Case Goes Weeklong Verdict
In common pleas court yesterday a jury returned a verdict of 877109 in favor of plaintiff Simon H. Yearkle against contractor Mathias Stipp over brickyord cars. The case proceeded through the week in Morris County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Cobb
EF. S. H. Cobb
Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lowenstein
Emma Lowenstein
Louis Lowenstein
Archbald
Cobb
I. H. Burns
Frank T. Oxkell
EF. C. Newcomb
Thos. Conroy
Della Wagner
Common Pleas Court
Simon H. Yearkle
Contracto
Mathias Stipp
Brickyord Cars
Naturalization and Voting Eligibility for February Election
The notice warns that after tomorrow those who file citizenship papers will be eligible to vote by February 18, meeting the thirty day requirement. It notes sixteen votes were added by the naturalization court yesterday and references the upcoming election date of February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naturalization Court
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Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Weston Mill Co
Judge EN. Willard
Pillsbury's Flour Mille
Weber
Guernsey Bros
HANK &_ KOEHLER
Third Keating
Scranton Stave Works
Luther Heller
Porter Bros
Stove Works
Luther Keller
Kellers
Thone Delage Oade
Nealls
Brook Bridge
Phoenix Bridge Company
John Evans
Twelfth Street
Elts
Evans
Thirteenth
Muldoon & Howe
Roaring Brook Bridge
Crogeing
Sunmeet and
Capous+ avenues
Phoenis Engine Company
Hickory Street
Kirstcourt
New Street
Niagara Hoge Company
Crown Avenue
Fig Street
Stone Avenue
Alder Street
Massaschusetts Mill
Niagara
the Tribune
Home For
Tomy -Ins
Mrs. Barzlar
Annual Meeting
North Mill
Henne
John
Hoffar
John 8. Hoffar
Court of Common Pleas
Wyoming County
D. W. Pearson
EL. J. Mullen
Rush J. Thompson
J. W. Pratt
Pearson
Forkston Township
Edward
Alvin Milheim
Several Arts of Assembly
Milheim Brothers
Williamsport
Rhea
Hood
Hayler
Seiling
P. M’crea & CO
Wyoming Ave
Coal Exchange
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
China Hall
Wrighel & Millar
Whoming Averile
M’cann’s
Taka Clothiers, Hetters,& Furnshere
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Aylesworth's
A. E. Rogers
G. Elmen« Dorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Coal Exchange Clothiers
Martin & Delany
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