Last of June Weddings Quieted by Social Dinners
Scranton society notes a quiet wedding season with gatherings in Taylor and Dunmore. Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens celebrate ten years married on East Market street amid a large guest list. socials honor J Harry Watkins and other local families. many residents attend parties, birthdays, and faculty conventions while awaiting autumn events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Weber's
Rink
J. Harry Watking
Philadelphia
T. Hh. Davis
Scrumton
Miseres McKeeley
Kramer
Decker
Owens
Sutton
Mills
Jenkins
Moore
Wells
Wilson
Messrs. Center
Hauck Hayes
Squires
Keilson
Welle
Beers
Creig
McKeeley
Providence
Marie Thomas
J. Harry Watkins
Olyphant
Charles Watkins
Moosl
Ert Lewis
Homer Warner
Missee Buith
Mary van Buskirk
Rebecaa Davis
Jennie
Mary
Magele Whiteford
Herbasina Gertrude Rees
Susie Morris
Kate Luis- Kite
Susie
Hitvirs
Aruna Watkins
Aruna Watkins, Mr. and Mrs.t
Davis
Messrs
William Davis
Willand Atherton
M. C. Judee
Dr. J. 8
Porteus
James Timlin
P. Ludgate
John Richards
John Reinhardt
Anthony Schultise
Religious World Notes From Scranton and Washington
Scranton religious circles report on the International Christian Endeavor convention in Washington and Wyoming Camp opening August 12. Camber W Evans is ordained in Zion Iowa, with extensive mission work and free lodgings noted. numerous local pastors invite attendance at Sunday services across Scranton churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyoming
West
Local church groups announce meetings and events
The Woman's Guild of St Mark's Lutheran subscribed $100 to reduce church debt. YWCA leaders and several young women attended a Temperance Union meeting in Wyoming. Rev Z A Killgore will preach in Dunmore at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor choir reheased at Washburn St church. Various notes cover vestry at St David's, outdoor picnics planned, Sunday school changes at Jackson St and First Welsh Baptist, and an excursion to Lake Arle on July 18. No service at Providence Presbyterian Sunday morning. A V Bower to preach in evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Dunmore
Edward J. Haughton
Trace Evangelical Church
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Foster A. Gift
Waverly Baptist Church
A. Berfen Brown
City of Destruction
Y. P
C. E
F. H. Bailey
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Allen J. Morten
Pittston
Trinity Lutheran Church
Adams Avenue
Edwin Lynn Miller
Elm Park Church
C. M. Giffin
Epworth League
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge Street
Monsey Avenue
Trinity
First Church of Christ, Scientist
St. David's Episcopal Church
Jackson Street
Bromley Avenue
M. H. Mill
Tabernacle Congregational Church
D. P. Jones
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
George H. Charles
Camden
N. J
Y. Pls. C. BE
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph T. Smith
D. D
Baltimore
All Souls’ Universalist Church
Pine Street
FW. Whippson
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
S. F. Mathews
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge
Dr. Beddow
W. C. Davis
F. P. Ramsey
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
John Moffat
Christan Endeavor
Arthur Tisdale
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Wyoming Avenue
Young People's Society Christian Endeavor
Union
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Griffith
Jacob
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
Epworth
Miss Draker
Sing Sing
Linden Street
T. Price
Court Street
Woman's Guild of
Nicholson
West Side
D. A. Phillips
E. R. Griffith
First Welsh Baptist Church
Lake Arle
Providence Presbyterian Church
G. FE. Guild
A. V. Bower
St Luke's Church Sunday Services Announced
Rev. Rogers Israel presides as rector on the sixth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 7 30 p m. Morning prayer at 10 30 a m and Sunday school at 9 15 a m are listed alongside the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
Evangelist Moore Opens Tent Mission at West Hatreet
Jermany residents welcome Evangelist Moore who travels from Oxford to preach. He has seen success there and now pitches his tent on west Hatreet hoping to turn many souls to the Lord with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Moore
Oxford
West Hatreet
Montrose Admits Army Worms Rent Montrose District
The Montrose section reports a first appearance of army worms causing damage despite trials of many poisons including Paris green and slug shot. The piece also notes local social visits, a large broker party at Tarbell House, and the death of Leo M. Frink with funeral held at his father George S. Frink’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Stevens
Montrose High School
Carroll Street School
Binghamton
Harry Depue
Great Bend
W. W. Smith
E. B. Joachim
Cleaver
West Chester
Tarbell House
W. S. Maxey
R. Mealey
John KR. Raynsford
W. E. Carpenter
R. L B. Smith
H. A. Lyons
Jessup
R. J. McCausland
Norman Stewart
W., N. Barnes
Leo M. Frink
George
Frink
Rh. J. Manning
Susquehanna
Local Briefs Report Small Town Happenings
Mrs G Sanders and son William return from a visit in the Western states. Dr J J Dougherty opens an office at the Dougherty residence. Rev A J Weisley returns from a visit in Catasauqua. Thomas Graham of Scranton visits his mother on Main Street. Moosic defeats Trit ons of Tunkhannock in a well played game with Burna Earley and McDonald noted. Liberty band performs at Anthracite hotel. Moosic Populars vs South Side set for West Avoca grounds. Kenn Council Daughters of Pocahontas I O R M to meet in Odd Fellows hall. James O Brien returns from a week in Carbondale.
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Burna
Earley
McDonald
William Brown
Simon Valenga
Miss Anna Mainwaring Hosts Visit in West Pittston
Miss Anna Mainwaring of West Pittston guest of Miss May Brodhead on Friday. Mrs E Drake and daughter Jennie visiting friends in Nicholson. Mrs Thomas Howells entertains her sister Mrs Davis. Health advice touts Hood s Sarsaparilla as blood purifier and cure all.
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Margaret Kelley
J. Hi. Kelley
West Drinker Street
Dunmore
Dunmore High School
Emma Howe
Marie Hronson
Kathe Cullen
Mary Dutly
Lacey Ellis
Katie Guillena
Mary Gerrity
Jennie Gurney
Olive Haynes
Mollie Healey
May Horan
Mary Jordin
Mae Keller
MaryEaret Kelly
Martha Matthews
W. D. Kennedy
Preston Park
George F. Weeks
Miriam Miller
Lake Winola
Frank FE. Ryan
P. J. Golden
Williamsport
Scranton
N. F. Stahl
Germany
A. A. Vosburg
Stephen Chappell
R. Dunn
D. D
Hillsdale College
Hillsdale, Mich
L. M. Gates
Lemtel Amerman
DD. W. Brown
State Bar Association
Bedford
Charles A. Pearson, Jr
Philadelphia
KE. W. Clark & Co
Scranton Traction Company
Mary Burke
of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Kenwood Convent
Albany
N. Y
Timothy Burke
Alice
Anna Burke
Anna Mainwaring
West Pittston
May Brodhead
E. Drake
Jennie
Nicholson
Thomas Howells
Davis
Horehound Elecampane Remedy Sold By Drugists
An old time cough and throat remedy: Elecampane root Horehound rock candy and grape juice combined with other medicines. Marketed to consumptives public speakers and singers. sold by druggists for 5 or 7 cents.
Bargain Picks Draw Crowds After Fourth Sale
The notice advertises a midyear sale with hundreds attending the event. It encourages shoppers to buy now for later use, promising double value offers and even suggesting it may be profitable to lose money for this limited opportunity. Sean appears in a rushed promotional aside.
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Sean
Jardinieres Sellout Nears End
Vendors report swift sales as Jardinieres run low with продаж near ending in a citywide sale. Shoppers linger to choose among remaining selections and delivery is offered within the city limits.
Hand Decorated Colored Glass Tea Pots for Sale
Colored glass teapots decorated by hand feature silver plated tops and gold outline designs. Sold at 25 cents each, with two sizes previously priced at 50 cents. Black and blue options noted for corrosion resistance.
Bread and Cake Plates in Carlsbad China with Open Work Handles
Decorative gilt and color plated bread and cake plates described as Carlsbad china with open work handles. The ad emphasizes value in money rather than merchandise, implying a request for 23 cents.
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Carlsbad
Tea Sets Priced From Two Ninety To Five Ninety
The store advertises tea sets sold with enthusiasm noting husbands also show interest. If coffee falls short a pretty cup improves the drink, with prices starting at $2.90 and rising to $3.90 $4.90 $5.90 and higher as value exceeds cost.
Fall bargains on Dresden lamp with hand decorated globe
A Dresden lamp stands 24 inches high with a hand decorated globe. The ad touts fall use and discount prices to brighten fireside gloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Brass lamp with Rochester burner description
A brass lamp stands at 22 inches tall with a Rochester burner. The ad notes adding a silk shade to complete the piece, offering a concise buyer’s detail from a vintage listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Lamp and Shade Item Put Up for Auction at $1.75
The listing states a lamp and shade together priced at no more than $1.75. Bidding or sale details are not fully listed, but the statement signals an expected farewell price.
Bargain Sale at Local Store Draws Bargains and Shoppers
The store touts cheap goods and a bustling bargain atmosphere. On Saturday the Picture Department pivots to clear 500 framed pictures, branding them as better on customers walls than in the store, signaling serious sale intent.
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William Stevens
East Market Street
W. K. Kennedy
W. P. Kennedy
Katharine Kennedy
Lucilla Kennedy
G. KR. Clark
Ethel Clark
D. F. Shook
Hey
A. F. Chaffee
Will Cole
AV. Wright
Anna Davis
Frederick Wright
B. E. Fitzworall
8. Nyhart
Jennie Owens
Martha Jones
Beasie Jones
Charles Shook
Jessie Fuller
Pauline Kennedy
Grace
Lillian Hicks
Charles Rockwell
William Hewitt
Pittston Avenue
Nellie Sullivan
Chenet Street
At & O' Glock
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Sullivan
Amy Howell
J. L. Race
Leader
Mame Murphy
Riverside
Blanch Andrews
Kila Loftus
Mary Hughes
Maggie Sullivan
Mary Kelly
Rachel Evans
Tessie Keegan
Mamie Gilligan
EK. Lehnenser
J. Hayes
8. Coleburn
Eb, Sample
EB. McLain
G. Phillips
G. Haggerty
M. Doud
Kittie Martin
Gordon Street
Nora Stanton
Joseph Gilgallon
John Gibbons
Marie Martin
W. Reap
Ai, McAloon
Prof.ky
Ee. Blackledge
M. Teap
America
McAloon
Tertity
Lee
Holland
Kerr
McGowan
Grogan
Kelley
Norah Stanton
Anna Staunton
Martin
Hon
I. EF. Blackledge
Heap
Johnson
Harvey
W. Howard
T. Gerr
Healey
Howley
Ford
Reed
Loftus
Ruane
Sheridan
Murphy
Farrell
George Hosen
Cedar Avenue
Rosen
Simon Scheuer
William Koch
Robert Robinson
George Miller
Kirchoff
C. J. Conrad
C. J. Scheuer
Philip Hartman
John Mack
Andrew Moran
Lizzie Rosen
Minnie Miller
Amelia Hackencamp
Theresa Hoffman
Emma Well
Minnie Schmidt
Lizzie Beheuer
Anna Scheuer
John Rosen
Minnie Casper
William Klein
Peter Mercker
Edward Hamm
Adam Schmock
John Smith
William Feckus
William Scheuer
William Butler
Theodore Hettler
Thomas Hawking
Pennsylvania Oral School For the Deaf
National Convention of Teachers of the Deaf
Mt. Airy
M. B.C. Brown
A. Church
Rachel Conner
Mary Conner
Gertrude Williams
Maud Williams
Ada King
Anna M. Richards
D. N. Green
General
Delaware and Hudson
Syracuse
Green
BE. J. Millspaugh
Pixley
A. D. Brunkelhall
Utica
A. M. Decker
Wilkes-Barre
Farview
Honesdale
H. P. Simpson
Cot
Tage City
Mass
Major Everett Warren
Dalton
C. FE. Wade
W. H. Storrs
J. 5. Kirkpatrick
Cr, Fuller
M. J. Corbett
George M. Hallstead
Mrs. Walden
Nellie Glynn
Spruce Street
B. Glynn
Winnie Glynn
Mary Cawley
B. Kennedy
Mary McGrail
Louisa Nagle
Lilly Walsh
Viola Durkin
Annie Connell
Mary Jones
Kitty Cusick
Mesers
J. White
D. Jones
J. Burkhouse
H. Williams
R. Evans
H. Connell
J. Durkin
C. Ferber
C. Clemons
C. Higgins
J. Goodman
D. Ward
P. Whehin
J. A. Wisner
New York
Albert Kerr
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
H. J. Brockelman
Clinton
J. W. Millett
Ellevue
A. J. Wightman
P. PF. Jones
L I. Reed
St. Denis
PD. J. Levi
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
St. Paul
Duluth
A. TD. Hetlalnd
American Union Life Insurance Company of
Dr. Levi
Flora Levi
Pearl Treverton
Sanderson Avenue
Steenblake
Charles Neals
South Side
William Bell
Penn Avenue
Margaret Morrow
Asbury Pik
Daisy M. Alexander
Telephone Exchange
James” Fidiam
Wheeler Plane
John Durkin
Palm Street
Chirag
Stephen Dyer
Marie Hartwick
Spraks
Grettyshire
John Kennedy
North Bromley Avenue
Rhindwurst
Anna Gendall
Jermyn
Miss B
Butler Underwood
John
Ohio
Charles Simrell
Brook Street
Anna May Richards
Air
A.D. Jones
Frances Kilcar
Carbondale
Margaret and
Lucy A. Morrison
Carbondate
Tia Negelman
Lettice Petits
Yarrington Hill
Anna Hazleton
Quney Avenue
Mary Galetely
Chicago
Herbert H. Coston
Carlsbad Springs
Tessie Lynott
Nellie Gaughan
North End
Nellie and
May Lynott
West Slide
Thomas F. Flannery
Ellen Kennedy
Park Price
Michael Hwitman
Terrace Street
Trev. J. Z. B. Feeley
The
Cathedral
Miss Smith
Brooklyn
BE. W. Coleman
Wayne County
Grace Childs
Nebraska
Elka Lidstone
Dickson Avenue
George Hessler
Thoston
H. B. Reynolds
Maggie Kauffman
Prescott Avenue
Jersey City
LL Franklin Avenue
Camber W. Evans
Zion
Iowa
Congregational Church
Ecclesiastical Council
Jersey Central Road
National Christian Endeavor
Martha Vaughan
Lizgie Price
Casate Phillips
Emilie Evans
Winnie Howe
Jennie Davis
Nellie Morgan
Mary Powell
Margaret Johnson
Clara Neimeyer
Kate Davis
W. H. Stubblebine
Richard Phillips
John D. Hughes
Charles E. Daniels
Charles E. Daniels, Rev, and Mrs. H. J. Crane and Son, Howard, Uniondale
Agnes Tinker
Uniondale
Lawrence Thomas
Ararat
Raymond Tingley
Herrick Center
Lieate Boyle
Ligale Fuller
Byers
Peckville
Peck- Villes
Ellis
Harry Benjamin
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Road
George FE. Guild
E. P. Hoff
Young Men's Christian Association
G. W. Benedict
May Benedict
Roy Atherton
A. Davies
von Storch
EK. A. Reynelda
Litchfield
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Weat
Robert
E. M. Heysher
Hobble
C. H. Nemrath
Conyngham
A. L. Ramer
Church News Notes
Montrose
Avoca
Old Forge
Hood
Sheridan Monument
Mammoth
Sheridan Monument Association
Winchester
Philip H. Sheridan
Wit Steel Work
Dickson
Avi
Taminng Sal
Jardinieres
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Ave
Igo
State Normal School
East Stroudsburg
Delaware Water Gap
Odern
Geo. P. Bible
Hotel Walton
Broad and Locust Streets
Maine
Canada
Maritime
Minneapolis
United State
Northwest
Vancouver
Beattle
Acoma
Portland
Ore
E. V. Skinner
Brosdyay
New Y
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