Local social notes and transfers in Scranton area
The notice lists visits and travel of Mo Mus Curae and Mea Jules Bauer from Binglamton to Scranton amid a death in Milentown related to JW Grubb. It mentions JH Bock’s transfer to Swift Beef at Hagleton, Rae Matthews moving to Maaleton, and Mrs Aloe Parker involved in a stage program with Mike Grace George. It also references church leaders in Brooklyn and Long Island and a rector change at the Church of the Messiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mo Mus Curae
Mea
Jules Bauer
Binglamton
Scranton
Joseph Merxanter
Milentown
JW. Grubb
Mia
Aluxanday
JH. Bock
Williemenirt
Swift Beef Company
Hagleton
Rae Matthews
Maaleton
Elby
Mra
Aloe Parker
Mike Grace George
Jone
Toke Oc
Swentyel
St. Takes
Striking Street Car Workers Call Night Meeting
Ten more members of Division 198 of the Amalgamated Association call for a general meeting at Industrial Hall 408 Spruce Street at 7 00 PM to discuss ways to settle the conflict with the Scranton Street Railway. The assembled group supports suspended colleagues and may bring a settlement offer to the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 103
A. A
Brtleb
Hie
Scranton Tallway Company
Sorann Hailway Company
Idijahall
Division 108
Amalgamated ‘Association of Stenot Mailway
Aniwissea
Hive
Comimilttee of Justice
G. Martland
Nobert Shaw
George VW. Blatter
W. A. Cawley
Michael Lyteh
Hesnods
H. G. Sontag
T. Avery
H. Finberg
Resolutions of Regret by Dunmore Cemetery Association
At a Dunmore Cemetery Association meeting this day the Board of Trustees mourns the death of Ean W. J. Lewis. The resolution extends condolences to the Lin family, honors his life and service, and pledges support to help the family endure bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omece
Cemetery Association of
Dunmore
Juan
Ean
W. J. Lewis
Wuffer
Rebel colonel and union veterans meet in Lackawanna
The eighteenth annual Lackawanna county Union ex-Prisoners of War meeting in G A R hall renewed Civil War memories. Col R P H Staub of Baltimore spoke in support of Lincoln and reconciliation. Re-elected officers included Commander Halsey Lathrop and adjutant Ripple. Pension bill by Senator Penrose discussed for confederate prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. H. Staub
Baltimore
Halsey Lathrop
G. A. R. Hall
Penrose
Lackawanna County Union ex-Prisoners of War Association
G. A
Adjutant Ripple
A. Parsonen
Wilkes-Barre
Carlos Cola
Ashley
P. F. Westeroth
Wilkes- Barre
T. M. Maynard
Harford
A. Cook
Clark's Green
A. Urquart
West Pittston
Henry M. Gordon
Dorranceton
H. D. Beebe
Binghamton
Scranton
G. FP. Moore
GC. E. Mitchell
R. PB. H. Staub
Stonewall Jackson
Willam Munhady
Minooka
Minooka, Private, Company K, One Hundred and Fiftythird
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Hyde Crocker
Montrose
First
New Jersey Cavalry
Constantine McHugh
Miner's Mills
Ninety-fifth
New York
Lathrop
National Association of Union
Cleveland
Ohio
N. W. Elmendorf
Honesdale
Miles Hoss
Alum
Tuizerne County
Thomas M. Maynard
Peirce
Cleveland Plain- Dealer
Parsons
Ben
Washington
Senate
Andersonville Memorial
Pennsylvania
Andersonville
Providence Spring
Woman's
Haleey Lathrop
N. S. Harrison
B. Metzgur
Willken- Barre
KE. EH. Ripple
George 8. Brock
Dunmore
CTL
Scranton Welcomes New Manager for Pa League Club
A. W. Lawson arrives to manage Scranton’s new Pennsylvania League team for the upcoming season, signaling strong prospects for the Scranton base ball club and its role in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Pennnsylvanian League
Reading
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Lebanon
Hazleton
Lancaster
Mr. Lawson
Albert Lawson
Abbott Whitman
Whitman
Wilkes-Narre
McCabe
Chester
Foach
Billy Diggins
Willian Goeckle
Will
A. W. Lawson
Citizens' Alliance Meeting Set for February 4 1902
A business meeting of the Citizens' Alliance will be held in the Assembly Room at the Board of Trade Building on Tuesday evening February 4 1902 at eight o'clock. Candidates may be introduced by members in the usual manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Alliance
Board of Trade
Successful Recital at Guernsey Hall Crowds Pack Conservatory
The Conservatory of Music held its thirty seventh recital in Guernsey Hall with a crowded audience. Young students from ages five to seven performed solo and ensemble pieces from memory, including Esther Beaumont Verna Bisbing Miriam Lansing and Morgagnaret Linbach. Master Ralph Galdamith of Green Ridge impressed in The Shepherds Dream, while many others from Old Forge Olyphant Moose and nearby towns played with notable skill and nerve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Guernsey
Conservatory
Chige
Esther Beaumont
Verna Bisbing
Miriam Lansing
Muregnaret Linbach
Mary Styan
Helen Everitt
Adaline Eving
Old Forge
Helon Hopewell
Lena Beardsley
Maury Slebecker
Lara van Blekle
Olyphant
Genevieve Berghauser
Edna Levan
Moose
Cliva Hune
Guasie Brandt
Charlotte Croasdale
Helen Elgin
Nung Price
Kahlyn
Bonatina Inc
Olao
Emima Gone
Katharine Hicks
Schutte
Bach
Dazzling Kirmess Night Highlights Cinderella Ballet
The second Kirmess drew crowds at the Lyceum with Miss May PennyPacker’s Spanish dance and a string of child dances. Cinderella on stage featured Katharine Coursen and Imma Taylor with Romayne Spencer as Fairy Godmother. overall, the matinee and evening performances drew praise for costumes, choreography, and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Milas Stewart
Beranton
New York
Miss Stewart
Kirmess
Waldorf-Astoria
Misa Armburat
S. J. Peek
H. J. Hall
Hoothe
Parker
Kern
Short and Osland
Mabel
Myrtle Watrous
Mary Moyrrahn
William Matthews
Richmond Tracy
Arthur Matthews
D'Andelot Bellin
Ernest Coolidge
John Quinn
Frank Powell
Harry Clark
Carl Schadt
Dudley Sanderson
Schadt
HW. A. Knapp
J. H. Lowry
Eugene Healey
J. F. Broadbent
Messrs
J. H. Brooks
W. J. Torrey
Mr. A. FT. Storrs
Cinderella
Germany
Watharine Coursen
Imma Taylor
Elisabeth Storrs
Mallens
Hergell
Romayne Spencer
Mab
Christine Geaehwindt
Willard
I. L. Fuller
W. H.taylor
Bedstead Factory Burned in Sudden Fire
A bedstead factory fire occurred at Centerville and Sonse today, causing property damage and estimated losses. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze and secured the area around Waterville.
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Hines
Washington Ave
Frowlien
THE
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
the People's Bank
Fersonal
UNION
Lincoln
Jeff Davis
Jnneylwania
War Department
Federal Army
Navy
Hose
Sallons
Marion
United States
Hippie
America
Union Vetoryaia
A. B. Stevens
Pittston
Peter Westeroth
John McDonough
Griffin Post
Nye
EE. W. Pearce
George Williams
P. H. Campbell
Staub
DAVIS
South
Jefferson Davis
Pennsylvania State League
Ton
W. A. May
Boston
Rochester Celery
Florida Tomatoes
Guernsey Hall
FL. . Watson
Misa Aumusta Archiald
Mise Migabeth
Howell
Mia, Co. W
Hmoribut
Mise Stewart Simphon
Wold
Who Teachers' Institute
Finnley
George Mattings
White
Weaton
Mra. I. W
Kingsbury
Fw. Boender
Mire
J. R. Drools
Roelofs
Einen
Waterville
Qiphee
Centee Uiule & Sone
Toss
Lockwood
Eto
Brown
Lonsdale
Loom Hills
Dwight
Atlantic A. Atlantic
H. Atlantic
P. Lockwood B
Enterprise
E. E. Hadley
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford
Statlonea
Anil
Magar
Barber's
Ford
Franklin Avenue
Cramer
Wells Co
Wyoming Avenue
Edison Records
Charles B. Scott
Mercereau & Connell
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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