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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1895

Page

3

Local social notes and appointments from Scranton area

Miss Mattie Pickering and Miss Lizzie Williams plan to attend the Christian Endeavor convention in Boston this month. Dr. R H Gibbons stayed with General Manager W McKinney at the bedside last evening, praising continued improvement. Miss Bertha Galland, niece of ex Governor Arthur Watres, to star as Juliet and Macbeth next season after training with George Elgar. tour begins late September. A P Campbell and W H Stevens depart to Ocean Grove to visit families until after July 4. Miss Little Letbig and Miss Anna Morten vacation at the parental home in Honesdale. James Moffat promoted to general passenger and freight agent at Dunmore, succeeding W E Street. Moffat takes charge today from eight years with the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad. Office remains in Dunmore.

Mattie Pickering Peckville Lizzie Williams North End Christian Endeavor Boston R. H. Gibbons W. McKinney Bertha Galland Arthur Watres Pennsylva Juliet Macbeth George Elgar Margaret Mather Miss Galland New York Herald A. PF. Campbell New York Life Insurance Company W. H. Stevens Green Midge Saturn Ocean Grove Miss Little Letbig Scranton Anna Morten Honesdale James ©. Moffat Dunmore Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad W. E. Street New York Moffat Ben

Rail and railroad jobs and incidents in area update

The piece lists staffing changes at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western coal office and others, including Pierce Fellows returning to Guiles, W H Duggan taking charge at Clark's Summit, and W D Roberts to celebrate July 4 aboard the Indiana at Tobyhanna. It also notes a rail line extension from Galeton to Perryville, crew reassignments after July output cuts, a July railroad car shop slowdown, and a July 29 suspension. A baseball game, July work, and a detective arrest are briefly touched.

Neodesha Kaw Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Young Men's Christian Association Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Buffalo and Susquehanna Railroad Galeton Perryville Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Scranton Garrett Bogart Ben Dudley JP. Phelps Syracuse and Uviica Cleveland and Pittsburg Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad

Sermon on Testing Fire at Second Presbyterian Church

Rev. Dr. Charles B. Robinson preached a practical sermon on hidden sin and the life revealed by fire, using Jekyll and Hyde as a metaphor. He warned that inner faults surface under pressure, urging constant watchfulness and fidelity in faith. District notices followed about local church events and upcoming Episcopal services and youth conferences.

Dr. Robinson Second Presbyterian Church Charles B. Robinson Robenson

Religious Services and Youth Gatherings Reported

Sacramental services occurred at Providence Methodist Episcopal and Sumner Avenue Presbyterian churches with sermons by Rev. Dr. Hughes and John W. Davies respectively. A twilight Presbyterian service drew fewer worshippers due to rain. other sermons covered patriotism reward for churchgoing and gospel preaching. Bishop O’Hara confirmed children in Parson's afternoon session. Railroad Y M C A held an unusually engaging meeting. Delegates to the International Christian Endeavor convention planned to depart July 10 from Wilkes-Barre for Boston via Delaware and Hudson and Norwich Line, City of Boston.

Second Presbyterian Church J. M. Chance Plano Green Ridge Presbyterian Church Dr. McLeod First Presbyterian Church Washburn Street Presbyterian Church McLeod Nay Aur Park Rulison Episcopal Church Eireles Hlaclty St. David's Church West Side St. Luke's Church P.O. Jones Gibert Verbank Mr. Jones Dbehop Jones Pennsylvania Bhetoap Mulison Young Women's Christian Ass Mary Dunn H. M. Eolee Totes Mies Dunn Mire Barchel E. Tolles Mise Abbie Hancock Providence Methodist Episcopal Church BD. C. Hughes Jackson Street Baptist Church John W. Davies Marietta College Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church L. C. Floyd Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Vioyd Js Dr. Kinter Christian Church Providence W. H. Stubbielbine Daniel Eveaker George E. Crulch Proy- Vence Presbyterian Church W. 8S. Stiles Wilkes- Berre Lackawanna Young Men's Christian Association Merars Bhipley Nealls Masters Berry Lingermne Fourteenth International Convention of Christian FE Endeavorers Boston Delaware and Hudson Railroad Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Parre New York Norwich Hne City of Boston Nay Ang Park

Weather and social notes from a Dunmore borough page

Heavy rain disrupted streets while local residents travel and visit kin. Parish groups plan Fourth of July events as fire safety equipment reacts to a lamp explosion at Palmer Brothers store with no damage.

Edward Krause Jefferson Miczel Maree Aulbly Willams Matthe Tarls Carbondale Dunmore Friends Presbyterian Church Lake Ariel Ladies' Ald Society Frank Clark Chestnut Street St. Mary's College Emmettsboro T. T. Letchworth Letchworth Wilbur Dundafy John Oswald A. Wart North Blakely Street No. 1 Victor Bureche Palmer Brothers Neptune Hose Company Howe Independenta

Police Court Jottings Report Multiple Local Offenses

Mrs. Mary Boylan was arrested for threatening to annihilate a North Italian bootblack, jailed thirty days. John Berry of Ithaca, with two West Side girls, fined five dollars after the girls were discharged with a reprimand. John Hay found asleep in a box car, sent to county prison ten days. Mrs. Jennie Roche jailed twenty days for drunken street walking. her escort fined seven fifty and used the alias Charles Smith. She’s married to a man jailed for assault on Wyoming avenue. Pocono Cigar and Pillsbury flour mentioned for local capacity and standing.

Mary Boylan Kate John Berry Ithaca West Side Millar Berry John Hay Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Yard Jennie Roche Lackawanna Avenue Charles Smith Wyoming Avenue

McIntyre Found Guilty In Arson and Embezzlement Case

Trials concluded with W J McIntyre convicted, facing three months jail and a $5 fine plus costs. Thomas Arenann pleaded guilty to arson and embezzlement, receiving one year and a $1,000 fine. Other defendants in Throop and Dunmore faced verdicts or short sentences as Judge Peck ruled.

Thomas Arenann Soan Association W. J. McIntyre Peck Coleman Mclmyre Throop Armstrong Pilger Rebb-Holtham Busteed Walter Davie T. V. Powderly Meiety Holtham Patrick James Thomas McGovern James Murray Dunmore James Sheeran C. Newcomb John Laybourne Palatine Walter Brownlee Peckville Peter Hamm South Side Emil Bauer Thomas Brennan Olyphant RJ. Gallagher John Norton Huntingdon Hugh Gaffney Catherine Walsh James Jordan John Welch Michael Krotkle

Trolley Strikes two-year-old Raymond Kennedy in Vandling

A 2 year old boy Raymond Kennedy of Vandling was killed when he ran into a street car Saturday morning. Coroner’s jury found no fault by the traction company and blamed the child for the accident after witnesses said he leaped onto the track while playing.

Raymond Kennedy Vandling John Kennedy Kelley Witth Traction Company

Town Notes and Local Happenings

One of J T Nyhart's horses died Saturday evening. Frank Peck will leave today for Pleasant Mount. Miss Gertrude and Miss Bessie William of School Street are sick. Till Reynolds has opened a printing office at his home on North Main Avenue. The Troubadours will give a concert in Providence Methodist Episcopal.

Hadyn Meta Osterhout Anna Gilleaple Carbondale Turner Towanda Sydney Henwood Weston Place John D. Green Mixes Belle Green West Market Street Felah Calvinistic Methodist Church L. W. Moss North Main Avenue Stites Providence Presbyterian Church J.T. Nyhart Frank Peck Pleasant Mount Gertrude Bessie William School Street Till Reynolds Providence Methodist Episcopal

Printing for Grocers Circulars and Books at The Tribune

Printing for grocers circulars cards booklets and letter hands done so well at The Tribune office that they will sell goods for you.

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