Local notes list a dozen visiting and returning residents
Rev T F Coffey of Carbondale visits here. Miss Mamie Tobin visits grandparents at Jeanenville. Mrs Jat Kelley of Emmet street visiting Washington DC. Miss Jennie Walsh of the Telephone exchange on ten days vacation. Thomas Jordan in Alderman Miller's office ill at home. Thomas J Mahon and sister Annie at the sea shore. W B Raudenbush of St Paul visiting his brother L T Roudeinbush of Mulberry street. Ames Roche and Anna Murray home from Middletown NY. Prof A H Whitmore of Boratto Business College returns from Chicago. Mr and Mrs Joseph toot and daughter back from two weeks in Honesdale. Mrs O B Stanton of Tower Lake returns with granddaughter Mier Vina Knopp. Mr and Mrs James M Dewey of Quiny avenue with mother and two brothers from Philadelphia at Purview yesterday. Rev Pj McManus and James H H Burnett leave for an ocean trip to Maine. The Misses Sheehan Kitty Moran and Lizzie Richardson visiting with friends in Danville and Bloomsbury. Invitations issued for Della Ridgeway to marry Clarence B Mull July 15 at 4. George Nalinger assistant chief engineer of Philadelphia freig depart ment and ex president of State Firemen’s association visited here over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Coffey
Carbondale
Mamie Tobin
Jeanenville
Jat Kelley
Emmet Street
Washington, B.c
Jennie Walsh
The
Telephone Exchange
Thomas Jordan
Alderman Miller
Thomas J. Mahon
Annie
North Washington Avenue
Sea Shore
W. Raudenbush
St. Paul
L. T. Roudeinbush
Mulberry Street
Mireos Ames Roche
Anna Murray
Middletown
N.Y
A. Ht. Whitmore
Boratto Business College
Chicago
Joseph Toot
Franklin Avenue
Honesdale
Mrw
O. EB. Stanton
Tower Lake
Bre
Mier Vina Knopp
James M. Dewny
Quiny Avenue
Dewey
I*hiladelphia
Purview
Po. McManus
St. Paul's Catholi Church
James HH. Burnett
Pruth
Maine
Sheehan
Kitty Moran
Misa Lizzie Richardson
South Bile
Danvile
Bloomsbury
Teachers Angled for Coming Year at City High School
The school board approved new appointments to the high school staff led by McCloskey as assistant in mathematics and Chase Haggerty in business instruction. Williams Littell and others were debated. McCloskey won after superintendent Howell endorsed him amid charges against Williams. Several transfers and new hires followed, with salary terms and building bids discussed for the No. 10 and No. 20 projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
McCloskey
Chase
Hageerty
Warner
Bucknell Univerity
Williams’ Business College
Miss Chase
Miss Thageerty
J.B. Willams
Dunmore Public Schools
Frank Littell
National Observatory At
Washington
Williams
Littell
Scranton
Howell
Carson
Schriefer
Willams
Williamae
Jennings
Mathemati
M'Closkey
Ayes
Francois
Malloy
Davis
Devaney
Conrad
Williame
Langan
Notz
Gibbons
Mitchell
Vermeer
Walch
Seebaeter
Walah
Jacobs
Schelefer
Biceker
Langstatt
McCluskey
Teachers’ Committee
Mises Williams
Striken
Lizale E. Mackey
Prof. Graves
Jorle D. Lees
No. 19
Jennie
Stieereda Miss Lees
Esther Moses
Harth Fellows
Frances O'Connor
No. 1
No. 27
Nellie Bell
Margaret Jamieson
No. 14
No. 11
Sophie Wade
Louise M. Barnes
Mabel Watrous
Jennie Boney
John Nore & Son
Fulwin S. Williams
Peter Stipn
Green Ridge Lumber Co
Williarm BR. Wihidis
J. BR. Woolsey & Co
Mulherin & Judes
E.G. Hughes
Hart & Gibbons
No. 13
Soho
P. McCrea & Co
G. Kerr,son & Co
Wiliams & McAnulty
M. Norton
O'Malley
Building items and school district financials noted
The New No. 13 building was referred to the building committee. Permission was granted to posts of the P O of A to place flags on the High School and New No. 19. The annual statement shows receipts of 495514.20 dollars and a balance on hand July 1, 1906 of 250497.06 in cash and 24000 high school bonds.
Coroner's Jury Rules Armbrust Death Accidental
The coroner's jury finds Albert Armbrust died from a fall at the Lackawanna Brewing Company's brewery in Scranton's Thirteenth ward. The verdict exonerates all involved in erecting the structure. Funeral arrangements set for this afternoon with services at the German Methodist Episcopal church and burial at North Washington Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Armbrust
Longstreet
Nisht
Alert Armbrust
Lackawanna Brewing Company
Scranton
B. M
Pennynacker
Bernatz
Martin Leichmiller
Chas. Naver
Fred Kreflich
Albert Doel
Cedar Avenue
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Adams Avenue
Vine Street
Washington Avenue
Contributions to Twin Shaft Disaster Fund Named
Secretary D B Atherton reports yesterday’s contributions to the Twin Shaft Disaster Fund. Amounts include 1000 from CHAN REY OIGGIE and 100 from Bricklayers’ and Masons’ International Union No 1 among others. Tilsbury Flour mills can process 17,600 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade
C. Gy
Brickhiyers’ and Masons’ International Union
Tilsbury
Import Order Delays Prompts Sale Of Fine Dinner Plates
An import order placed last winter arrived late and could not be used. The seller offered to take them back at cost, but the buyers kept them and resold 9 inch china dinner plates with slim gilt edges and floral decoration. Each plate is perfect and valued at 25 cents in the sale. The ad also mentions remaining tea sets priced at five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atic
Lemonade Set With Pitcher and Glasses for $2.25
An ad offers a home entertaining set including a decorative six glass tumbler set a handsome pitcher and a silverine tray for two dollars and twenty five cents. The appeal promises to avoid past embarrassment by hosting with a stylish display.
Oat Meal Sets for the Family
An advertisement extols breakfast efficiency with a cream pitcher bowl and plate set. It suggests owning a set for each family member makes morning meals easier and more appetizing, noting the items are inexpensive.
Cigar set in china promotes home smoking habit
Advertises a cigar holder match box ash receiver and tray made of china. Claims letting the husband smoke indoors will keep him home in the evenings. Priced at 35 cents for the set versus a 75 cent value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Fairy Lamps Decor for Bedroom and Hall by Dresden
Hand decorated fairy lamps with colors fired in. Previously sold for 1.25, now offered at 49 cents. Ideal for small lit spaces with low heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Deift
Rexford’s Store Promotes New Location and Prices
The notice touts a move to new quarters and urges Scranton shoppers to visit Rexford’s for aggressive prices and busy crowds. It frames the store as a hub of enterprise with a motto to secure business at a profit if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rexford’s
Scranton
Dinnerware selections from Haviland and Co. and Theo Haviland
The notice touts hostess table presentation and tasteful dinner sets. It highlights Haviland & Co. and Theo Haviland productions noted for beauty and low price. The shop offers stock patterns and sets and invites visitors regardless of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinn
Haviland & Co
Theo. Haviland
Ladies Tan Oxford Sale At Low Clearance Price
Ladies regular 2.50 tan oxfords discounted to 1.00. Misses and children's as well as boys and youths tan shoes offered at very low prices.
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Norton
Lacka. Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant, Carbindale
Garney, Brown & CO
Court House
C. D. Shumway
Tribune Building
Russia
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
Board of Control
A. le. McCloskey
Betow
Kathryn A. Haggerty
J. C. Lange
E. Loomis
A. H. Welles
Friedwald
Mise Leah Heath
Mies Mattie H. Grege
John A. Wagner
A. L. McCloskey
Mize Eliana J. Chase
Sary
Mary BE. Sykes
Entary
John Qunnan
Princimal
Gram
Sarah A. Melvin
Mary McHale
Kaw A. Kelly
Anna L. Fox
Nettie Beamish
Mary A. Gregory
Margaret McGrath
Liesie Bo Penman
Dennie Webrum
Agetcream AG
Lillie Mc Mackey
West
Mrs. YD
L. Henniman
Annex
Mary Medale
Margaret Durkin
Harriet A. Hines
Aghes Natlin
Sarah L. Devine
Irene Clifford
Mollie Fhelm
Elm
Maggie Renniman
Frances McAlpine
Mary BE. Lynn
Margaret T. McAndrew
Marmaret Padden
Bydutia M. Brewitt
Adelina Watrous
Henrietta Sutto
Mable Watrous
Hannah Harele
Eliabeth Kelly
Mary F. Connery
Hannah T. Connery
Mra
Mo Torrey
Lucille Coggins
Kate
Lisele B. Garghan
John M. Beaumont
Mary BR. Pitcher
Annai
Hankin
Mary A. Scott
Annie EB. Criitin
Ligsle K. Zang
W. R. Graves
Kate EL O'Malley
Nellie le
Kate T. Lavelle
A. Murphy
Manele S&s. Murphy
Mary Shea
Kate Murphy
C. Lizale Snow
Maury Fh Coleman
John EF. O'Malley
Ulante Joyce
Julia McGuiren
Ella McTine
Helen V. Jones
Eta PF
Donahoe
Teresa Gibbons
M. D. McCawley
Prin
Mary A. Doyle
Mary Caffrey
Kate McCaulew
Mary &. Curran
Kate T. Kearns
Nellie Kirby
Johannon G. McCaffrey
Penn
Henry Kemerting
Martha Watkins
Allee Evans
Catharine Phillps
Filan Price
Nelle Well
Sarah McDonald
James T. Hughes
Mary TL. Mason
Barah Clarke
Emdle Evans
Mary E. Williams
Anna F. Matson
Kate BH .Welch
Rachel Jones
Florence VY. Irving
Mages
Jennie Daniele
Nettlelias
Searsh. Williame
Pfl Tuorkan
Mary A
Fitzgibbon
Ellan
Dorian
Bridget ©. Durkin
Rose A
Bechtold
Mary A. Caveney
Lisale Cerrity
Litte R
Webbes
Mary Waleh
W. T. Eddwards
Waleh
Waenle Gihehone
Mary EB. Quinnain
John Ty Jones
Oram
Cora C
Storm
Sornah A. Jones
Agnet Murray
J. J. Knauws
Liggie AL Vans
Bridget A. Gibbons
Sarah J. Hughes
Josh Lees
Hawke Fellows
Norma FP. Nicholls
Mary Beamish
Mamie Morgan
Mary Flynn
Agnes Evans
Anna Freachent
Delkin
J. Ferber
Liste Wade
Ida
Murphy
Anan FE
Orr
Mary Kelly
Marion Lam
Isa Cobean
Cora Fapahan
Daley Prendergast
Margaret Vipond
Mary
Meseeremith
Corn A. Preston
M. A. Tierney
Lia
Elisabeth Williams
L. A. Lange
Nettle Nye
Grim
A. A
Mary Benedict
Florence Walker
CEF
Grace Laurent
Annette KR. Davis
Frences Bk
Atkingon
Jet
Nellie Benjamin
Hannah M. Williams
Agnes A. Dolphin
Tda M. Christmas
M. C. Williame
Alice Evans
Martha M. Jones
Int. Rand
Elisabeth Silkman
Grace Hicks
Annie Roche
Nellie Pickett
Terean Mlewitz
J. B. Hawker
San Gram
Frances
Conner
Jennie Ae
Minnie Driesen
Mary A. Davis
Ella V. Roney
Louisa Brainard
Nellie Maloney
Anna L. Corbett
Bessie Jones
H. L. Burdick
Maggie
Moritt
Lois Sandon
Hannah FE. Carr
Kate Davis
Mary E. Monies
Helen Hurlbutt
Agat
Prim
Flolinda Caffrey
A.carroll
Sarah Cloherty
Mary A. Freeman
Ella T. Murray
Mugele O'Donnell
Sarah A. O'Donnell
Ella c. Jordan
Lissie McNamara
Ella Dougherty
Mary A. Lee
Elizabeth J. Kelly
D. W. Phillips
Margaret Davies
Int
Minnie A. Drinker
Margaret Panterson
Margaret Lewis
Bridget Judge
Bing Langon
Liezi¢ Raub
Anne FE
Cram
Kate McMenns
Julia Petticmw
Anna E. Boyd
Mre K. Greenstead
Miriam Amiffler
Mary A. Knapp
Catherine & Pollock
Ida A. Snyder
Jessie M. Gay
Emily A. Brainard
Kate Smith
Mirian
Woreer
Eva Short
Geetrude de Grow
Ella
Stand
Marlon Lyer
Minnie A. Rater
Mery F. Hurley
Lucy Arroth
Board OF Trade Fund
Woks Tang HL
Fis
Nts
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
the Fashion
M. P- M’cann
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Knox, Stetson, Sherman Agency
Mears’ Building
Cor
Washington Avenue and
Spruce
Eldridge Park
Elmira
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lawrence Hand
Jimira Langes
Jimira
Kirslake
Taylor
Cayuga
Adian Pacific
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
Canadian
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
EB. Vv
Skinner
Broadway
New York
Onyx
Fr. E. Rogers
Jeweler
Watchmoor
Lackawanna Ays
Mercereau & Connell
Duponts
Wapwallopen Mills
Luzerne County
Wilton
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Pittston
John B. Smith & Bon
Prymouth
MD Eigan
Arte
Bagents
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