Local Residents Active Across Cities and Courts
A series of brief notices records movements and visits of local residents. Names include Mr. and Mrs. C. Woolworth in Portland. John T. Porter in Wilmington. Edward Fitzpatrick of Pittston in the city. Mr. and Mrs. George Fairchild returning from Lake Winola. Edith Ampden from Philadelphia visiting Halletoad Place. Mrs. J. C. Moyer visiting Mrs. Will Bellis in Adams Avenue. Also Fred H. Criger of Wood's Business College in New York. J. M. Walker admitted to practice in Lackawanna courts. Emil Bonn registered as a law student. and several others visiting friends or at bedside in Clifton Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
James A. McAnulty
Ciifton Springs
Ia Aerously
Anna R. Williams
Tenth Street
Marguerite Mason
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lackawanna County
M. W. Lowry
The Bank of Tin and the Double Standard
A nostalgic poem about a deceptive McKinley tin bank hidden by paint on a mantle. Children drop coins, burglars fail to unlock its secret spring, and a beneficent girl unlocks it to send funds to the heathen poor. The piece ends with a question about choosing between brick safe banks and the at-home tin bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka
McKinley
Br'tish Steel
McKinley Tin
Chicago
Lithuanian Church Cornerstone Laid by Bishop O'Hara
Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara laid the cornerstone of St. Joseph's Lithuanian church on North Main avenue in a ceremonial parade. Two thousand people attended as Polish and Lithuanian societies marched with uniformed members and the Excelsior band. The basement will be used for worship until completion and Father Pesu is credited with much of the church effort. Next Sunday the Hungarian Catholic church on Capouse avenue near Gibson street will be dedicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
St. Joseph's
North Main Avenue
Michael Peza
P. J. McManus
St. Paul's
Gree Ridge
N.oj. Med Mineius
W. P. O'Donnell
Holy Beweary Church
North End
J. J. B. Feeley
M. J. Millane
Laerie
Excelsior Cornet
Muzic
Father Pesu
Capouse Avenue
Gibson Street
Hickory Street
Mountain Lake
North Steel Mill
Conrad Schroeder
Sanquoit
Father Green
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
J. L. Race
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Open Air Gospel Meeting Draws Crowd at Nay Aug Park
The Y M C A held an open air gospel meeting in Nay Aug park starting a Sunday series. About 1500 people attended thanks to stirring music and speaking. George G Mahy spoke as general secretary while Tallie Morgan led the association glee club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Nay Aug Park
Association Glee Club
Tallie Morgan
George G. Mahy
Association
Sermons by Rev Dr Walter Q Scott at First Presbyterian
Congregations heard two sermons by Rev Dr Walter Quincy Scott former Phillip's academy head. Morning text Romans twelve two warned that misfortune broadens life and tests character while opposing success. Evening theme covered the greatness of God in the Lord's Prayer Our Father in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Quincy Scott
Phillip’s Academy
Dr. Sccitt
Carter to Step Down as Elm Park Organist September 1
Professor Carter will retire from Elm Park Church organ duties on September 1 as his contract ends. He reportedly told the music committee chairman John T. Porter he will not seek the position next year. Porter is currently away in Wilmington, making confirmation difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Carter Wii
Elm Park Church
George HB. Carter
Carter
John T. Porter
Porter
Wilmington
Inspiring Epworth League Talk Shapes Chattanooga Convention
Fred Whittemore spoke at Elm Park Church about the Epworth League convention in Chattanooga Tennessee where 13000 delegates gathered. He called the gathering one of the most stirring he ever attended as the church choir led Epworth League songs under his direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Fred Whittemore
Elm Park
Epworth League
Tenn
Epworth
Lily Lake Camp Meeting Held by Salvation Army
The Salvation Army conducted a camp meeting at Lily Lake yesterday attracting many countryside residents. Army members traveled from nearby areas to join in the day long periodical event and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Lily Lake
Army
Sanctity of the Lord's Day Permitted
A fragment notes that the sanctity of the Lord's Day were permitted. The line suggests a religious or civic stance endorsing observance of Sunday as a sacred day.
Clergy Busy With Summer Services In Dunmore
A roundup of sermons and church activities across Dunmore and nearby areas. Preachers including Rev. D. C. Hughes Rev. Dr. W. H. Pearce Rev. J. C. Ployd and Rev. E. K. Lewis attend/lead services at Jackson Street Hampton Street Elm Park and Sumner Avenue churches.
Wealth and Happiness In Ireland Visit Impressions
Kibert Hubbard argues wealth does not guarantee happiness after visiting Ireland. He contrasts a lonely Keeley Institute master with a cheerful cottage family, noting happiness can reside in simple surroundings. The piece critiques the equal-distribution theory of happiness and ends with Tribune printing offerings for grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Irland
Kibert Hubbard
T Firet
New York
Very
Keeley Institute
Fate
Ireland
Marchia Aurelius
Lackawanna township board deadlock over map contract
The Lackawanna township school board has lingered in a five meeting deadlock over awarding a contract for supplying school maps. Members Morgan McCrindle Higgins oppose Lovering King and Davis, stalling the decision and leaving maps possibly undelivered. Local items note obituaries, church services and community notices from Minooka to South Side areas, plus minor incidents and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
Morgan
McCrindle
Higgins
Lovering
King Acu
Davis
No. d
Local Notes From Waynesville Area and Nearby Towns
A roundup of residents seen at Lake Winola Cayuga Street and Wayne County visits. Names include A R Hollenback Catherine Hopkins J L Medway and daughter Bessie and Julia Henwood W B Christmas Ella Cobb G G Mahey Frances Winton Gillespie Rose Hart Margaret Moran Blanche Wood May Mason Joseph Foster and wife W C Thompson. Also mentions Lake Ariel excursion and a steamer Berlin voyage to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Hollenback
Lake Winola
Catherine Hopkins
Cayuga Street
J. L. Medway
Wayne County
Bessie
Julia Henwood
Glenwood
W. B. Christmas
North Main Avenue
Lake Ariel
Ella Cobb
Dickson Avenue
G. G. Mahey
Sanderson Avenue
Milton
Frances Winton
Shelter Island
J. Gillespie
Oak Street
Honesdale
Rose Hart
Binghamton
J. J. Varley
Delaware Street
Margaret Moran
West Market Street
Wellsville
N.Y
I. Stanler
Ferdinand Street
Church Avenue
Green Ridge
Wyoming Avenue
Berlin
Guild
Europe
Queenstown
William Dumning
Gilbertaville
Providence Presbyterian Church
A. F. Ferrin
Puritan Congregational Church
Jeannette Olmstead
Gustavus, O
Dre, W. Li
EB. L. Gilchrist
Ashtabula
Railroads and local notes mix actions and incidents
The Delaware and Hudson Canal company paid employees at Grassy Island mines in Olyphant and Delaware and Mill Creek shafts in Mill Creek. James Doud, Erie and Wyoming conductor, injured by falling between train cars and taken home to Dunmore. Oscar Blackmore held on grand jury charge for breaking into a freight car in Green Ridge and stealing potatoes last fall. Forty Elks traveled to Atlantic City for the grand lodge meeting via the DL&W. An excursion train to Boston for the Christian Endeavor convention will run this week with fare 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
EB. Dodge
Honerdale
William Street
Mira Jennice Osborne
Wilkes- Barre
A. D. Blackinton
Eim Street
Mira Yowt
Shenandoah
Ruby Yort
Bouth Blakely Street
D. G. Roser
Blakely Treet
John Davies
New York City
Elm Street
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ladhew Ald Society
the Presbyterian Church
W. RR. Teeter
Dominick Corcoran
The
Loyal Legion
James Doud
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Grassy Island
Olyphant
Delaware and Mill Creek
Mill Creek
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Dunmore
Oscar Blackmore
Delaware and Hadson Frejeht
Green Ridge
Elks
Atlantic City
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Grand Lodge
Hotel Brunswick
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Boston
Christian Endeavor Societies
Grief Treated as Disease Says Medical Authority
A medical authority likens grief to an acute infectious disease that should be acknowledged and managed. It cannot be erased nor forcibly cured but requires rest, proper diet, fresh air, sunshine, and gentle engagement to aid convalescence.
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Norton’s Bulletin
Norton's
Lackawanna Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill Co
the Tin Bank
Hank
Benaha Man
Providence
D. D
Polptt
Dr. Scott
A.V. Bower
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
D. C. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Wednes
M. H. Mill
Rt. David's Church
W. H. Pearce
Ocean Grove
Haydn Evans
Mike Richmond
J. C. Ployd
FB Doty
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
E. K. Lewis
Ladies’ Ald Society
Arbury Methodist Episcopal Church
EL O. Reynolds
Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
North
Math Avenue Christian Church
D. M. Kinter
C. W. Harvey
Plymouth
Christian Church
Foster A. Gift
Grace Lutheran Church
Brander Matthews
Harvard University
Reuse Watkins
John G. Woolley
Mountain Park
Woolley
FE. R. Lewie
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Lewis
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth
Rufus Green
Elmira
Henry W. Luce
Scranton
James Anderson
Leroy
N. J
James Eels
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar
Mise Smith
John Til
Providence Prebyterian
William Dunning
Matthew
Main Avenue
Bayelist
Hev
Mr. Watking
Misa de Graw
Tribune
News OF
Lackawanna School Board
Dummore
Mephen Rudolph
Stephen Rudolph
Fifth Avenue
Twentieth Ward
South Side
St. Mary's
Hiver Street
Jerry Donavan
Minooka Catholic
Greenwood No. 1
Katie Lynott
Avoca
Thomas O'Brien
Minooks
Cuckoos
Blues
Greenwood Grounds
Minookas
Hustlers
Otis Maggie Durkin
Plainaville
Mary Jeffers
Doyle Streat
Bronton
Hood
Barsaperilia
Boranten
Auraphone CO
Madison Square
Railroad Notes
Rexford
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Oxfords
Spruce Street
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
HVC
Victor
Wileels
Willems & Bro
Lackarve
Scranton, PR
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
J.l.benton
Tzt
G. Elmendorf
Megargel & Connell
Scranton Training School
Scranton, PA
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
John L. Hangi
Stewart's
ODD Fellows
Perrea Sane Gay
Meera Curtis & Wheeler
Lagkawanaa Store Association
Limited
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Jqlo GY
Ricker Sco
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