Montrose Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Alderman C Donovan of Montrose on business visits. Miss Morton Cowan of Bridgeport Conn. visits old friends. Harpist Gertrude Tholyake Fronch plans return to Boston. Charlee J Tinnlon of Nanticoke returns after visit. Attorney Miller and Allen of Montrose were in town. Allen formerly district attorney. Mix Creagher resigns as Kim Park Methodist Church contractor. Howard E Rundlett, ex draughtsman at Dickson works, to return to Massachusetts with wife.
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C. (. Donovan la
Montrose
Morton Cowan
Hridgeport
Conn
Milas Gertrude Tholyake Fronch
Boston
Charlee J. Tinnlon
Nanticoke
Miller & Allen
Allen O
Susquehanna County
Mixa Creagher
Kim Park Methodist Church
Yesterdy
Howand E. Rundlett
Dickson Works
Massachusetts
Rundlett
Death of Mrs Scrine Reveals Longtime City Resident
Mrs Daniel Serine died at noon yesterday at her Vine Street home after years of delicate health. A member of Elm Park Church she was 84 and had lived in the city twenty four years. Survived by her husband and children Mrs Woodg Watkins of Factoryville Mrs Mark Simpson of Denver Sidney Serine Fred Agnes Grave and Blinche of this city. Funeral time not yet fixed.
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Daniel Serine
VT Vine Street
Elm Park
Scrine Waa
Wodg. Watkins
Pactory- Ville
Mark Simpson
Denver
Col
Sidney Serine
Pittsburg
Fred
Agnes
Ellinwood Players at Davis Theater This Week
Ellinwood's players perform at Davis Theater sharing the stage this week. Yesterday they presented Lynwood, a four act military drama, with the Eidorade band and orchestra in attendance and pleasing interval music. Lynwood continues today followed by Prisoner for Life tomorrow.
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Ellingwood
Davis’ Theater
Disappearance of Key Paper Delays Major Case in Court
In a Wayne county courtroom Judge Purdy heard Liveright Greenwald & Co. vs T P McDermott and E A Barber over 710.80, while a missing four month say and the alleged forged seals jeopardized the case. Attorneys for both sides debated continuance as police searched for the paper. other trials proceeded with verdicts and continuances.
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Liveright, Greenwald & Co
Philadelphs
T. P. McDermott
E. A. Barber
Peckville
Purdy
Wayne County
M. Hannah
A.D. Dean
Attorny John FF. Scrags
Manning
Ayers
Liveriacht, Greenwald & Co
A. D. Dean Ever
Sundin
Ian
Wittesvea
Dean
Anne
Pust Fu
City of Scranton Victorious Over Berge in Small Claims
James J. Koompelva and Attorney C. Comegys are cited in connection with the case. The City of Scranton won a judgment against Fred Berge for 1.21 dollars plus interest from the date of judgment.
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Koompelva
James J. Lawler
C. Comegys
Scranton
Fred Berge
Free Woman Walks After Hearing Ends Case Drained of Convincing Evidence
A late 19th or early 20th century hearing before Alderman Fitzsimmons released Mrs. Wall in the Linden Street case accusing her of causing Mrs. Jennie Watkins’s death through a criminal operation. Witnesses could not connect Mrs. Wall to the crime and an ante mortem statement by Mrs. Watkins was deemed inadmissible. The session halted with no further charges and Mrs. Wall walked free. The report notes post mortem findings and mixed testimony from Drs. Sullivan Thompson and others.
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J. W. Carpenter
Woodruff and Co
EK. L. Griffith
Tral
Ambrose DePew
Gilbert DePew
A. A. Chace
Hablander and Vosburg
Ue Plaintiv
Griffith
Providence
Ita
Archbald
Elisa Small
E. J. Ehrwood
W. W. Watson
Plalpit
T. F. Wella
Moscow
Philatiffs
Phrgood
Alderman Fitzsimmons
King- Wall
Linden Street
Jennie Watkins
North End
Fitzsimmons
Mrs. Vail
Watkins
Alderman Williams
John Ky. Jones
Thomas Leyshon
John I. Serage
Wall
Wills D. Coston
J. A. Kelley
Mild de Hell
Jennie Watking
Thompson
Kelley
Jones
Scragg
Sullivan
Watkin
Mra. Wall
Scranton
Wanner
Scragge
Mrs. Wall
How to Make a Million Dollars age of Opportunity Lecture
Ross F Wicks, the boy lecturer, speaks at Calvary Reformed Church on How to Make a Million Dollars in the Age of Opportunity. Proceeds go to the church building fund. admission 25 cents. Wicks previously filled the pulpit during the pastor's Greenland absence. Col George W Bilatt endorses him for delivery and character.
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Calvary Reformed Church
Ross F. Wicks
Ims
Greenland
George W. Bilatt
Ross B. Wicks
Uckels
Will of John B. Smith Probate in Dunmore Delivers Family Share
The will of John B. Smith of Dunmore was admitted to probate by Register of Wills Hopkins. Letters testamentary were granted to George I. Smith and attorney A. M. Metlintock of Wilkes-Barre. The bulk of property is divided among his children with minor legatees, guardians appointed, bonds set at 60 000, and the Dunmore homestead jointly willed to George D. B. Smith and Mrs. Blazing Tuas.
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John, B. Smith
Dunmore
Hopking
George I. Smith
A. MH. Metlintock
Wilkes- Barre
Henry Besed
J.P. Frear
Bor
Vickers
George L. Finbuh
Mra A. DD. Blickington
Julia B.S. Golpin
Willin
Galpon
John J
Galpin
Mary B.O. Galpin
Mi Otphiin
A. D. Hackington
George DB
Smith
Fire destroys Miss Ligure Carey millinery stock on Spruce Street
A fire on Spruce Street last night wiped out the millinery stock and fixtures at Miss Ligure Carey’s estate located at 1011 Bpruce Street. The building is owned by Meredith L. Juanes of New York and W. Gibson Jones of the city. The cause is unknown but suspected to be a gas jet. Insurance partially covers the stock loss. Most of Carey’s papers and books were recovered from a desk after the fire.
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Mina ‘Arey
Day of Prayer Observed at North Main Avenue Baptist
The Day of Prayer on January 3 will be observed at North Main Avenue Baptist Church with special services and a program Thursday evening. Speakers include L. Chavk, Mrs. D. S. Rolls, Miss Alay Powell, and Dr D. H. Jenkins with music by Milas Nellie DeGraw and Stopford. All are invited to attend.
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North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Wilch
L. Chavk
D. 8. Rolls
Alay Powell
D. H. Jenkins
Milas Nellie DeGraw
Mia, Stopford
Ant
Castoria Slogan Recalled in Child Care Ad Phrase
An old advertising line recalls Castoria as a remedy for childhood illness from infancy through motherhood. The slogan extols Castoria for infants, children, and mothers, highlighting its use whenever a child is sick or needs solace.
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Norton
Lackawanna Ave
M. Norton
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Punch
B.& CO
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Lim
Washington Avenue
Deatil
Mrs
Scrine
Ellinwood
Davis
L. M. Gates
Hood
Edwards
W.T. Smith
M. Stipp
M. M. DeWitt
DeWitt
Davia
People'a Street Railway Company
Tropa
Pancoust Coal Con
Dickson City Water Company
SR. Millan Va
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Griffiths & Jones
Francia Seeley
Trespase
Tunis Lumber Company Ve
Spring Brook Lumber Company
Aarumpatt
Ouarr
Armory Hall
Pittston
Ross Ff
Wicks
John B. Smith
Register of
Hopkins
Spruce Street
Miss Carey
DAY OF Prayer
Nicholson
Elevhurat
Saya
Scratton Tribune
Hoth
Rohlf
Trohlis
Venice
Booth
Mr. Rholf
Wetere
Shylock
Burdock Floyd Bitters
Adelaide O'Brien
Exchange St
Buffalo
Robinson
Elmhurst
Mee
William BH. Robinson
Hoyeara
Mia
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Ceank
Ncbank
Nonan
Spruce St
Daly
Castoria
Dr. Campbell
Bout Semanton
W. Campbell
Sven
Freddie
Ir. Campbell
Oli Campbell
Lancaster
John Campbell & Son
Od Poatothe
Penn Avento
Reasonella Aricwe
Hop Sing
Penn Ave
Pratt’. Laokowema, EU
Mears
IA Avenue
CHI Children’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Iu. Wu. To
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Huntera Muat
Uny
Conrad
Lackam
Tanna Ave
Florey
Harnen
Amgen Sale
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
Penn Avenue
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