Social and Personal Notes From Lake County
A parade of local residents plans driving trips to Cortland and Canada. New car purchases and home upgrades frame a season of travel and gatherings, with church trustees and social hosts hosting dinners and informal evenings.
Movements of People Across Town This Week
A long list of residents and visitors is noted across towns. Names include Mrs T J Foster in Preston Park and Miss Agnes Gillespie of Pittston visiting locally. Travelers mention New York, Trenton, Washington, Montrose and Towanda as destinations or origin points with several الاجتماع.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Foster
Preston Park
Frank Barker
Elmhurst
H. W. Crom
Wilkes-Harre
J. le Benton
New York
Emma Foster
Pottsville
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Agnes Gillespie
Pittston
Bellevue
Trenton
N. J
Florimor
Lock Haven
Montrose
John O'Malley
Kingston
John McGinnis
Company H
Long list of residents and visitors plan travels and stays
A multitude of residents and guests are noted planning trips and stays across towns and states. Among them Mr. and Mrs A D Shepland head to the LHOUsHHG Islands, Mr Million Snyder sails to Europe, Miss Elizabeth Mitchell and Miss Catherine Haggerty visit relatives in New England, and many families vacation at Lake Ariel Sunmumit Lake and Asbury Park. Various visitors from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania are mentioned with short sojourns in summertimes locales and hospitality at the Spring House and other resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtewin Regiment
hNemington Avenue
A. BD
Shepland
Lhoushhg Islands
Million Snyder
Europe
Min
Maynsford
Scabrigny
N. J
J. Amrewain
New York State
Dirs
Stratton
Southold
J. Ott
Mie
Dy Grittin and Son
Levi
Lake Weod-On-Thuutaugun
Aire
J. Ls
Conneih
Like Arie
Mary Wagonhuret
Margaret Mitchie
Mina Burne
Sunmumit Lake
Isaac Haslam
South Dakota
Mra
Thomas Wright
Jersey Shore
William Wright
Academy Street
Mis Ple Simon
Lockhlaven
Ulisses Worluner
Linden Street
A. L. Leonard
Edith Pierson
Baltimore
Pewarn
M. J. Lloyd
Dickson
Taylor
BR. B. Williams
Mire Williams
California
F. B. Watrous
Troy
Is the Guest of Miss Abbie Watrous, of Chestnut Street, Dunmere
J. W. Coolidge
Shafer
Altoona
New Mexico
King
Rochester
Mitchell
Mimira
J. H. Phelps
Frances Hunt
Cottage City
Willis A. Kemmerer
Misa Beatt
Binghamton
Asbury Park
Strong
Lillian Gqarhart
New Btrunswick
Bulah Merrill
Daniel Merrill
Montrose
A. B. Hazlett
Mulberry Street
Lake Ariel
Kate Nilund
Telephone Exchange
Carbondale
Grace
Edith Norton
New York
Adirondacks
Gilles
Grant Pelton
M. Field
Georgia Mouler
West Pittston
Adams Avenue
H. C. Bunderson
Misa Molen
A. A. Vosburg
Harry Thomas
Alvin ‘Thomas
Atlantic City
Timberman
Lake Winola
Cincinnati
J. R. Woodin
Berwick
Woodin
Percy E. Biddle
Philadelphia
Scranton Rgeney
American Mutual Indemnity Company
Traders’ Bank Buillding
Caty
Mary McManama
Alexander Cosaman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bt. Stephen’s Church
Hilley Street
Alderman Millar
Harry D. Milian
St. Louis
Bayford's Bay
Spring House
Heart Lake
W. G. Smith
HH. Rf. Smith, Jr
F. A. Brands
Norwich
Charien H. Smith and Son
Owls W. Hilte
W. W. Bimmons
Cobleakill
N.Y
Ladies' Shirt Waists on Sale at Mears and Hagen
Saturday specials offer $1.00 ladies shirts and $1.50 waists. Fine white lawn tucked waists advertised regularly at $1.40. Mears and Hagen promote these bargains for shoppers seeking discounts on women’s apparel.
Will you lend your influence to thin pledge drive
Totling asks Dimting to assist with a campaign fund, pressing for influence. Dimting answers with a sudden generosity, pledging to do more and to give it. The exchange reflects a scene of political or public appeal in a New York World style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimting
Totling
New York World
Christian Commission aids soldiers with books and ice water
The Christian Commission reaches camps and ships distributing hymn books and good books. It provides ice water to tents to reduce canteen sales and supports hospital visitation for 800 patients at Camp Thomas. General Merritt and Dr. Dixon praise its orderly meetings and life changing impact on soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Commission
Chickamauga
Elehth Massachusetts
Camp Thomas
Commission
Jesus Savior
Chaffee
Second
Missouri Volunteers
Chrisian Commission
Philippines
Merritt
A. C. Dixon
Santiago
Tampa
Ta. Moody
Evangelistic Department of the Commission
East Northfield, Mase
Religious News Notes From City Churches This Week
The City Endeavor union meets Monday evening at Grace Reformed Church on Wyoming avenue. Yoke Fellows band leads a Rescue Mission gathering Sunday evening open nightly and free to all. St. Mark's Lutheran plans an August 10 Lake Ariel excursion. Luther League hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn next Thursday. Offerings at St. Luke's Sunday benefit the Red Cross association. Ministers aid elek and wounded soldiers in the field and camp. St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday school picnics at Nay Aug Park last Thursday enjoyed a pleasant day with many friends. YM A Men’s meeting tomorrow at 2:45 p.m. with Dr. James Hughes of South Africa addressing railroad workers and families at the YM C A. Rev. L A Lindermuth will preach at Bumner Avenue Presbyterian tomorrow at 6 p.m. Elder Willard J. Smith of the Latter Day Saints speaks in Finley’s Hall Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Subject: The Kingdom of God. All invited. Waverly AME Church will hold a bush meeting at Fell’s Grove starting Saturday July 30 and continuing to Sunday with Rev W H Brown assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Endeavor Union
Grace Reformed Church
Wyoming Avenue
Yoke Fellows
Rescue Mission
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Lake Ariel
Luther Lengue
St. Luke's Church
Red Crows Association
St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday School
Nay Aug Park
Young Men's Christian Association
James Hughes
South Africa
Railroad Department
L. A. Lindermuth
First Presbyterian Church of
Akron
Ohio
Bumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
West Scranton
Willard J. Smith
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Finley's Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Kingdom of God
Waverly
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Fell's Grove
Tomorrow's Services Methodist Churches Across City
A compiled schedule of sermons and Sunday activities across many local Methodist and affiliated churches. Rev. John Bradshaw to preach at Elm Park with services noted at Court Street Ash Street and other congregations. Sunday school, Epworth Leagues, and choir offerings listed with times and locations citywide.
Musical Gossip Brevity on Local Lodges and Choirs
The annual Robert Morris lodge event is canceled this season due to unfavorable conditions. Lily Joseph will sing at Plymouth Congregational Church on Jackson Street. The Anthracite quartet will perform at Lake Ariel lawn social with a diverse program. John T. Watkins joins the vocal instructors, and Down Dawes's Way is arranged for Professor Bauer's band. Choirs at Jackson Street Rapitat Church are praised, Parson Price concert at Ozone Park is highlighted, and new pupils from the old oratorio school are noted with critical optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris Lodge of
True Ivorites
Parson Price
Ozone Park
Dewey
John Courter Mirris
Pond & Co
New York
Religious Services Schedule for Local Churches
Rev H B Lirse at Bt Peter's Prescott avenue holds services at 10 a m with Sunday school at 2 p m Rev J W Randolph at Emmanuel Reese Street preaches at 10 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m Rev John Kowala at Grace Evangelical Lutheran on Corner Madison Mulberry preaches at 10 00 a m with 2 p m Sunday school Rev Foster A Gift at Bor Mon on Corner Madison Mulberry conducts morning service 1 90 a m and 7 10 p m with evening theme What Is Coats to Attempt to Deceive God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Lirse
Peter's
Prescott Avenue
J. W. Randolph
Emmanuel
Reese Street
John Kowala
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Madison Avenue
Mulberry Street
Foster A. Gift
Bormon
Church Services and Pulpit Guests Across City
Morning worship at Plymouth Congregational on Jackson Street at 16 o clock with J T Morrie of Wither Barre presiding. Sherman avenue mission at 216 o'clock. Universalist church led by F W Whippen with morning topic on Five Points of Universalism. First Welsh Congregational Church on South Main with David Jones preaching. First Church of Christ Scientist at Adams avenue offers services at 10 and 11:45, Tabernacle Church on West Side conducts services and Bible school, Calvary Reformed Church in pastor’s absence hosts morning and evening services plus Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogers Israel
Edward J. Haughton
M. H. Nash
Trin
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's Dunmore
South Side Mission
Fig Street
East End Millasion
Prescott Avenue
Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge Street
Monsey Avenue
Bixth
Holy Communion
Rt. David's Episcopal Church
Bromley Avenue
Jackson Street
E. J. McHenry
Bt. Agnew Guild and
Ladies
Ald Chapter
Plymouth Congregational
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Heor
J. T. Morrie
Wither Barre
Sherman Avenue Mission
All
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
David Jones
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Adams Avenue
All Welcome
Tabernacle Church
Weat Side
D. P. Jones
Calvary Reformed Church
A. C. Whitmer
Christian Endeavor
F. J. Smith
Practical Politics And The Bosses Rob the People
A dialogue depicts corrupt political operatives plotting to outplay reformers. The Boss and Heeler discuss meetings, influence, money, and election strategy, claiming voters can be swayed by organization and long green notes while reformers talk. Joe Lincoln notes a repeat pattern of past tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald
Heeler
Joe Lincoln
Ll. A. W. Bulletin
One Woman's Views on War and Women's Roles
A column argues war dampens feminism, praising nursing and relief work while noting women retreat from political agitation. It mocks militant suffragists, cites domestic duties, and highlights a young woman improving her appearance during the summer campaign amid social shifts and canine cruelty debates.
The Theatrical World Gossips and Plans for 1890
A long survey of stage moves and engagements across the American and European circuits. H V Esamond announces My Lady's Lord while Bertha Waltzinger joins Jefferson De Angelis Opera company. Pearl Eytinge to Las Mercedes in Boston revival. Dan Daly stars in The Belle of New York tour beginning September 15. Other notes cover Sunk at Santiago, Dewey's Reception in McFadden's Alley, new Gilbert and Sullivan opera talk, and plans for London tours and New York productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Waltzinger
Jefferson de Angelis Opera
Pearl Eytinge
Las Mercedes
Boston
Josephing Hall
Henry Slavin
Koster & Bial’s
Dan" Daly
New York
Thomas HM. Davis
Davin & Keogh
Santiago
Dewey
McFadden
Gilbert and Sullivan
London
Chimay
Maurice de la Tourne
Cora Tanner
William Harcourt
Pol Plancon
Queen Victoria
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Mercury
Alleur
Cortland
Campany
Rosslake
Lwonel
HM. M. Boles
Ethel
Helen
Gen
David
Tuesaday
St. Lawrence
Canada
James McAnulty
FE. H. Connell
Quebec
W. Fulton
George FE. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Dolph B. Atherton
Thomas & Shotten
John R. Atherton
A. A. Woeburg
F. M. Wandling
George BR. Mair
Johannesburg
W. H. Taylor
Webster Avenue
Calvin Seybolt
H. F. Atherton
D. E. Taylor
Country Club
Louise
William Jessup
Scranton
Judge Jessup
Wilken- Barre Times
Kennedy
Flin Park Church
Elm Park
Music Committee
J. M. Chance
Mears & Hagen
Hood
Ninth Street Baptist Church
The
Tribune
Warren G. Partridge
P. F
Newbrighton
A. R. Palmer
Wilkes-Barre
H. A. Grant
Boranton
Council of Grace Lutheran Church
Foster U
Religious News Notes
Methodist
John Bradshaw
Epworth
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Brader
Epworth League
Tuttle
Mra. Chirk
Beata Free
G. C. Lymn
Ash Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Crandall
Howard Place
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clark's Summit
Frank W. Young
M. Epworth League
Sharpe
Moscow Methodist Episcopal Church
Guy Snowden
Daniel
Epworth Learne
Felmburet
Bunday
Ip. m
Rhodes’ Grove
Spring Brook
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Serties
Tev
George HK
Peltz
Grace Temple
Christikeness
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
F. Matthews
Dr. Beddoe
Young People's Prayer Meeting
Vin Jones
Baptist Church
B.thomas
Edward Howells
George Nicholls
Lewis Davies
Shitoh
Presbyterian
Acond Presbyterian Church
Charles E. Robinson
D. D
First
Second Presbyterian Church
L. F. Buell
Furcourse
George Eb, Guild
Green Ridge
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bumper Avenue
Price Street
Hey
L. R. Foster
David Stephens
Boenlior Christian Hendeavor Dervice
Band of Hope
Taylor Presbyterian Church
J. R. Foster
Lutheran
Trinity
Goaxpel
Matt
Grees
St. Mark's
Washburn
A. L. Ramer
Luther League
Schowl
Kingdom of Heaven
Holy Trinity
G. Spieker
Luether League
Zion's
Miff_ly avenue
P. F. Zizelmann
Bt. Paul's
Short Avenue
W. Cc. L. Lauer
Cedar Avenue
Beech Street
Lily Joseph
First Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tra Mitchell
M. P. Mitchell
Floyd Heberling
J. J. Hollister
Union Church Lawn
Maryse
Lilie Lamb
J. Divies
A. Houk
O. Emerson
John T. Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Professor Bauer
Down Dawes
Raptat
Lewla Davies
Hoss
Crme
Hevlor
Fleeler
Baid
J. V. Rafka
Chole Bt
Eter Best
Lea Curtin Acasa Ams
UNI
Spain
Red Cross Relief Fund
Congress
Clara Barton
Polla
Ephere
Jacob
Mulberry Street Hill
H. V. Esamond
Charles F. Blaney
Johnstone Bennett
Amazons
Richards and Canfield
My Boys
Richard Golden
Beabrooke
Isle of Champagne
Alice Neilson
Restourans
Frank Perley
Edward Harrigan
Martin Julian
Julian
Bob” Fitzsimmons
Herbert Gresham
James T. Powers
Virginia Bor
Paula Edwards
Augustin Daly
Daly's Theatre
Gaiety
Daly
Robert Downing
Mystic Shrine
Knights Templar
Elkis
Knights of Pythias
Mr. Downing
Booth
Barrett
Fetcher
Lotta
McCullough
Rhea
Rahe
Wagenhala & Kemper
Frederick Warde
Lanie James
Kathryn Kidder
F. HM. Sothern
Virginia Harned
Mr. Sothern
Broad Street
Morris Buckler
Clark
Criterion
Lyceuum Theatre
Virginia Horned
Lady Ursule
Dramatic News and Times
Lincoln J. Carter
Carter
Chattanooga
Chicago
Jefferson de Angello
Hen Stevens
Strange
Senator Reynolds
Penneyylvania Avenue
Washigton
New York City
Battery
Printing House Square
Twenty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
T Hat
Hugh Morton
Gustave Kerker
George W. Lederer
Bhattenbury
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