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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1896
Page
8
Maxwell Birthday Party Hosts Wide Circle of Friends
Mr and Mrs John Maxwell entertained a large party at their Market street home Friday night in honor of Mr Maxwell s birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kimble A Bell Andrew Courtright George Chapman James F Maxwell William Bingham Hert Brownell Adel bert Coogan Wood Miller John Elston George Merry Frank Crawford William Sherrer Henry Chapman Misses Sarah Spencer Edna Courtright Florence Vincent Cora Hazen Lillian Passmore Ada Tucker Maggie Maxwell Marie Carter Ligsie Mary Powderly Mrs L D Graves of Honesdale and many others. A handsome rocking chair was presented to Mr Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maxwell
Market Street
Mr. Maxwell
Kimble
A. Bell
Andrew Courtright
George Chapman
James F. Maxwell
William Bingham
Hert Brownell
Adelbert Coogan
Wood Miller
John Elston
Free Library Nears Opening in Carbondale
The municipal building hosts a growing public library with 3000 volumes already on hand. The project, originally planned as the mayor's office, will provide a commodious reading room for citizens and is expected to attract early donations and new titles. The opening day for the youth is anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Rockcliffe Water Company Stockholders Meet in Forest City
The Rockcliffe Water Company stockholders met Saturday morning at the Miners and Mechanics Bank and declared a five percent dividend. Officers for 1806 were elected: W. A. May president, L. A. Patterson secretary and treasurer, with directors including R. W Hawkins, Thomas Levison, William Bowers, KE O M Peck, and W. A. May. The firm controls Forest City water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockcliffe Water Company
Rockeliffe Waiter Company
Miners’ and Mechanics’ Bank
W. A. May
L. A. Patterson
R. W H. Patterson
Chorge Hawkins
Thomas Levison
William Bowers
KE. O M. Peck
Forest City
Thirty seventh birth day celebration for William Kinback
A large gathering at William Kinback's residence on South Waoash inarton street marked his thirty seventh birthday. Guests presented him with word spectacles and an elaborate supper followed by gifts dancing and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs August Jivunner Joseph Pudue Fred Kinback Matthews Robert Kinchback Meere Jacob Leiburn William Lindsay Lewie Hetter William Rices and Misses Nellie Brunner Sadie Lewis Anna Grady Emma Schatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kinback
Waoashinarton Street
Mr. Kinback
August Jivunner
Joseph Pudue
Fred Kinback
Matthews
Robert Kinchback
Meere
Jacob Leiburn
Willian Lindsay
Lewie Hetter
William Rices
Nellie Brunner
Sadie Lewis
Anna Grady
Emma Schatter
Quirk Couple Hosts Leap Year Party on Gordon Avenue
Mr and Mrs Harrison Quirk of Gordon Avenue hosted a leap year party. Richard Wint of Green Ridge, a freight engineer for the Delaware and Hudson, will henceforth handle the pay car exclusively. Simpson and Watkins paid all their employees on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Quirk
Gordon Avenue
Richard Wint
Green Ridge
Hopilar
Tdelaware and Hudson
Simpson & Watkins
Prolonged Water Talks Delay Borough Actions in Archbald
At the Providence Gas and Water office residents learned a fifteen inch main could not yet meet demand. A meeting of the National Bor ing and Drilling company was promised next Friday. Local officials debated special sessions and elections while committees invited artesian borers for further information. Community events and social notes fill a busy week in Archbald and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Gas and Water Company
Mr. Fish
Archbald
William Swales
Wilson Hose Company
Jessup
Prohibition Party
M. B. Wademan
J. F. Hoyt
J.C. Tuthill
H. J. McCormick
Fletcher Walker
A. W. Brundage
Gilbert Vermouth
Henry Chapman
West Eind
Presbyterian
Johny Morrill
Blakely
Homor
Miss Race
Sade Ward
May Herkheiser
Libbie Powell
Torie Frew
Alice Patten
Letthe Powell
Etta Davies
Levien Hendricks
Blanche Delph
Avon Carr
Mia
Alfred Haines
Mesera
Art Ward
John Williams
Mo Whittle
Morley Hawke
M. Barrett
Art Widdowfield
Andrew Patten
Bert Ely
Frank Pickering
This Place
Robert Lecks
Scranton
Barrett
Sudden Death of Thomas J Healy Shocks Local Community
Saturday morning news reports the sudden death of Thomas J Healy a prominent local businessman aged about. Healy died at midnight following a fainting spell after a day at his store. He was active in Archbald organizations and survived by his wife and five children. Funeral set for Tuesday at St Thomas church with high mass and Catholic cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Healy
Mr. Healy
Thomas Healy
Lackawanne Valley
Ile
Reading
Moet
Eine Beeriierts
Archbalddow Company
Archbald Conclave
Improved Order of Heptasophs
Archbald
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Healy
Frank Healy
M. M. Kearney
Erkely
St. Thomas’ Church
Thomas Monle
Philip Behle
John Otto
August Dosenburg, Sr
Newcomb's
John J. Barrett
A. J. Duffy
J. F. Phaitbin
Wiliam Cummings
Joan Hughes
James F. McAndrew
James Mullarkey
Thomas Manley
Thomas Padden
John R. McHale
Edward O' Hare
William Mahon
W. C. Cummings
Raymond Coal Company
John Onavage
Patrick Kearney
D. P. O'Rourke
Thomas Spitten
the Water Company
Water Company
Third Ward
Stephen Barrett
Thomas Siddon
J. M. Burke
William Dougher
James McHale
John Siddon
James
O Rourke Heads Caucus with John Biddon as Secretary
O Rourke served as chairman of the caucus and John Biddon was named secretary. The pairing highlights the leadership roles within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Rourke
John Biddon
Montrose News Briefs Highlight Lectures and Local Elections
Chauncey Osterhout attended Montrose on Friday. F W Swartz of Binghamton plans a local photograph gallery. Prof George P Bible will lecture Tuesday Feb 18 at Stroudsburg State Normal school. Prohibitionists held a caucus last Tuesday at the lockup and announced borough nominations. Baptists plan a church paper with Rev John Davie as editor starting Feb 1. A Baptist deacons group was elected. A circular counter was added at the Railroad Y M C A. Marvin Barnes and Miss Sadie Perry were active in Montrose. The Herald building fire near miss is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Osterhout
Montrose
F. W. Swartz
Binghamton
George P. Bible
Stroudsburg State Normal School
William Knowles
Art Chichester
C. E. Swartz
E. M. Scotton
Charles Lawrence
Delbert Lindsley
C. A. Bowart
L. G. Wilmot
P. R. Carpenter
G. W. Smith
T. D. Haggerty
Burt Austin
H. F. Robinson
F. J. May
Martin Flynn
John Chidester
the Baptists
John Davie
F.H. Johnston
T. J. Davis
Scranton
Baptist
James and
Henry Millard
Nathan Brown
Eugene Gatheny
William Milter
Chamberlain
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Tribune
Sadie Perry
Susquehanna
Jacob Brown
Herald
Church Street
George Gleason
Marvin Barnes
Ivoryman
St Patrick's church fail ends with big crowd in Olyphant
The St Patrick's church event closed Saturday night after a large attendance including visitors. Burt of Providence sang solos, Ferguson’s Irish impersonation drew laughs, and prize results followed. Winners included Steve T Curran for a $20 gold piece and Miss Fitzsimons among others. Miss Liggle Campbell of Philadelphia died suddenly. remains to be brought home for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Mr. Burt
Providence
Mr. Ferguson
Steve
T. Curran
B. Hoban
Anna Brown
Leland
Opera House
Liggle Campbell
Philadelphia
W. H. Carmonbell
Delaware Street
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted teething remedy used by millions. It claims to soothe the child ease teething pain and cure wind colic and diarrhea, urging readers to buy only Mrs Winslow's and to ask for it by name at twenty five cents per bottle.
Mrs Achsah Fletcher Dies. Funeral Set for Today
Mrs. Achsah Fletcher died Saturday at her brother Hosmer Fowler’s home. Funeral at 11 a.m. today with 11.20 Ontario and Western train for attendees. Burial in Belmont. Swick and Vail sold their feed and grain business to W B Swick. Temperance band supper drew strong attendance. Windsor hall citizens meeting saw many absent. A Meholics child from the Fast Side was buried yesterday. Large meeting of Jermyn and Mayfield citizens concluded the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achsah Fletcher
Hosmer Fowler
Ontario and Western
Belmont
Swick & Vail
W. B. Swick
Windsor Hall
John Meholics
Jermyn and
Mayfield
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier Remedy
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best remedy for blood diseases across thousands of cases. It asserts curing virulent scrofula and salt rheum when other medicines fail, and promises cleansing and vitalizing effects for blood poisoning. It notes preparation by C. I. Hood & Co. and availability from druggists with a six for five offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
U.S. A
Municipal water bonds on ballot in Windsor town
The town plans a special election to decide bonding for water works as part of a move toward municipal ownership. A proclamation will be issued by the burgess. Social events include the Leap Year club gathering in Enterprise hall and a Friday party at the Hollister home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Hall
Young Ladies’ Leap Year Club
Enterprise Hall
Concert to Feature Puritan Choir in Presbyterian Church
David Robertson visits his Wyoming seminary parents on Malin street. Rev J C McCabe of Avoca visits town. A grand concert is planned for Tuesday evening January 28 at the Presbyterian church with the Puritan church choir of Scranton led by Prof Reese Watkins. Mrs P H DeLong of Leroysville is ill at John Millard’s Elm street home. William Watson Jr of Brooklyn returns after a town visit. William Law of Avoca visits. Miss Anna Artemus remains ill and not improving. Miss Liggle Weir shows steady recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Robertson
Wyoming Seminary
Malin Street
J. C. McCabe
Avoca
Presbyterian Church
Puritan Church Choir
Scranton
Reese Watkins
P. H. DeLong
Leroysville
John Millard
Elm Street
Ness
William Watson, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
William Law
Anna Artemus
Liggle Weir
Borough Caucus names candidates for multiple offices
Citizens met in caucus Thursday to nominate for council six members including J H Law and John Gaffney for three years, Manahoe for three, Indian and Walsh for one, plus J L Evans and Henry Jarvis. Also nominees for school directors H W Helman and John Sykes, auditors G B Mead three years and Thomas Morgan one year, constables Joe Lynn three years and William Sonn three years, street commissioner Michael Hegley one year, judge of election J L B Feohvinger one year, inspectors Mahlon Kase and William Hurke one year, and vigilance nominees John Mahoney A Von Campen James Scutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Law
John Gaffney
John Manahoe
John Indian
Thomas Walsh
Henry Jarvis
J. L. Evans
H.W. Helman
John Sykes
G. B. Mead
Thomas Morgan
Hieh Constable
Joe Lynn
William Sonn
Michael Hegley
J. L B. Feohvinger
Mahlon Kase
William Hurke
John Mahoney
A. von Campen
James Scutt
Honesdale Shoe Company Journeys Begin As Factories Reopen
Frank Hyan starts a tour for the Honesdale Shoe company this morning while Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson and Miss Clara Torrey plan a trip to Alexandria Egypt to visit Dr Grant Bey returning in the spring. Red Men's annual entertainment on February 17 is widely anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hyan
Honesdale Shoe Company
Andrew Thompson
Clara Torrey
Alexandria
Egypt
Grant Bey
Honesdale
Red Men
Bovine Nutrient Drink Promises Lean Health Boost
Charles M. Murphy, noted champion bicyclist, endorses a beef extract product described as a powerful condensing of lean beef elements. The prepared cold process aims to reduce waste and deliver a complete health sustaining food in the smallest bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Murphy
Personal boast on a tonic as a great stimulant
A speaker claims to have won greatly using a tonic named Bovinine, praising its stimulatory effects and noting it lacks any drawbacks. The statement reflects confidence in the tonic’s benefits and regular use.
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the Free Library
Peckville
Susan Britton
Jesse Britton
North Malin Street
Lucy Williams
Matte Cheney
Bessie Purdy
Blanche Oberts
Alice Vermouth
Agnes Smith
Rhoda Curtis
Lizzie James
Edna Arnold
Annie Britton
Emma Jayne
Sarah Curtis
Walter Thompson
Richard Williams
Willie James
David Clark
Roy Simpson
Verny Page
Corland Cheney
Edwin Curtis
Wilson Hose Company Fair
J. D. Peck
Wilkes- Barre
Kew
John Picton
Jessie Britton
Plymouth
David X. Davies
Taylor
W. W. Davenport
Harry Bimpson
West Side
Thomas Ninnis
Wyoming
Isaac Cheney
Maud Conners
P. Snedscor
Hennie Ripple
Jay Doster
Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Ave
Hallstead
Olyphant
Jermyn
Tribune Almanac
Belle Jackson
Salt Lake City
Isabella McKay
Plains
Newlin
W. H. Hollister
Solomon Deeble
Knights Templar
Danville
Eugene Blackwell
Mr. Blackwell
Nancy Sanders
M. Bohan
C. E. Roller
Order of Heptasophs
W. F. Race
Berwick Advertiser
Laycock
Avoca Argus
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bell Fund
Misa Jennie Cranston
North End
Beasle Shepherd
Dunmore
Alex, Brander
St. Mary's Fair
Throop
A. P. O'Malley
M. D
Washerton St
Pikes-Barre
J. Kh. Swayze
Central Railroad
Rose Street
Ashley
Bovinine
Traders National Bank OF Scranton
John T. Porter
W. W. Watson
A. B. Williams
Agony Hines
James M. Everhart
Irving Finch
Pieres B Zoe
Seen Jd Jermyn
Kemerer
A Whanie Matthews
W. W
PEPSI
Kaerr’s
S.g.kerr,son & CO
Wyoming House
THE
Third National Bank
OF Scranton
Commonwealth
Dickson Manufacturing Co
OWL Amd Manufactor
Ugt
Meridian Street
Mi. W. Collins
Mar
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
Birch St
Empire Dry Goods
DMAN
Tose Ae ‘Aeotilie
Clothiers
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