Masonic Conclave and Saratoga Reunion Planned by New York Commandery
Local Masonic circles expect two major events in September. The Grand Commandery of the State of New York will hold a Saratoga conclave on September 1, with a reunion set for Marview Angst 2. About fifty members and spouses will travel by special car from Albany via the 2.17 Delaware and Hudson line, joining a return voyage by Hudson River night boat to New York before proceeding to Scranton. The social gathering is organized by the Binghamton commandery, with invitations extended to other districts to join a broader reunion effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Grand Commandery
State of New York
Marview
Vidhite
Albany
Albiny
New York
Scranton
Maite Commandery
Binghamton
Couiminderiva
Villey
Marriages and meetings noted in Lungry township listings
Mrs Bit Coyne and Martin Lydon plan marriage next Wednesday after receiving a marriage license yesterday. Patrick Brown is a candidate for supervisor in Lungy. The board of auditors will meet at Mal Jou hotel tonight to finish the report. The Murray family has moved to the St Devds hotel in Scranton where Mr Murray is co proprietor. The Great Bilfowl Festival Singers advertise in Laurelis park musical festival. Revisions to the official programme and music committee plans are announced with rehearsals to begin. Reports from neighboring elites are favorable as choirs and bands organize in Wilkes Barre and surrounding towns for a grand prize competition at the Exchange hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bit Coyne
Martin Lydon
Brantes
Patrick Brown
Lungy
Wanhun Township
Board of Auditors
Mal- Jou Hotel
Michael Mourray
St Devds
Scranton
Mr. Murray
Laurelis Park
Biggera
Music Boxes and Remedies Advertised in Philadelphia
An old advertisement lists Music Boxes Exclusively Best made by Gautachi & Sons at 1080 Chestnut Street Philadelphia with varied tunes and repair service. Also notes Sanpines Sweltser and Limpberger at Widmayer's 530 Lackawannakye. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for chronic complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautachi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Sanpines
Sweltser
Limpberger
Widmayer's
Lackawannakye
Curtis the Harvard burglar nabbed in bicycle theft scheme
Curtis, alias C L Curtix, known as a rounder, was arrested leaving the Wyoming hotel on a bicycle theft bid. He confessed to burglary and confidence games after police traced the wheel to a purchaser and linked him to stolen cycles in Auburn and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Wyoming
Dunn
C L. Curtix
Harvard
Bradstreet
Wiman
Dan
Hangarder
Chief Simpson
Wen
Mr. Curtis
the Wyoming
Sispmomol
Ant
Oiller Roche
Tia Soukont
Bleyels Videves
Overman Wheel Company
Uiies
Allen
F. L. Jones
Binghamton
Queseueel
Dinghamton
Offcer Rouell
Ofivera
Rochcatter
Wromley House
Liv
Lig
Lt Ia
Wang
Ateula
New York
Catholic Choral Union to Debut at Laurel Park
The Catholic Choral Union presents its first Laurel Park appearance next Wednesday evening under Mr. Hardy Evans. The group, formed from Finger from local churches, will sing two competitive female choruses for the September festival, with Bauer's band providing accompaniments and dance music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Cantal Union
Laurel Pil Park
Tne Nolon
Hardy Evans
Bauer
the Park
Twe
Balloon Ascension Planned by Randall at Laurel Hill Park
Misa Lula Randall will host a balloon ascent at Laurel Hill Park on July 26. She will be joined by T. J. Duffy, a Tribune city staff member, for the aerial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascension
Misa Lula Randall
Laurel Hill Park
Ariel
T. J. Duffy
the Tribune
Atulf
Street Commissioner's Objection Halts External Brick Work
Street Commissioner Kirst objects to the method and orders Doon Brow contractors to stop laying vitrified brick along the outside of the tracks on Lackawanna Avenue until further action. The dispute centers on the Traction company project and the contractor's contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst
Doon Brow
Traction Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Street paving plan delays curb line work awaiting Beatemia
The Traction company posted a 3000 bond to permit work and paving along the rails may use asphalt or Belgian block or both. The street commissioner delays by withholding approval while General Manager Beatemia is in Philadelphia. Dann row will attempt no work until his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatemia
Philadelphia
Dann Row
Scranton Savings Bank Wins Bond Issue With Premium
Scranton Savings Bank bid 1055. The premium of 21250 plus accrued interest from June 1 will accompany the $250,000 bridge bonds. Bids opened by city officials showed competing offers from Stiler Stevenson Philadelphia 10007 N W Harris Co New York 10734 Reimond Kerr Co New York 810010 R L Day Co Boston 810601 Blair Co New York 81.0001. The highest bid 1055 from Scranton Savings Bank was accepted. Bonds are 1000 each at four and a half percent. There are ninety ten year bonds fifty fifteen year bonds fifty twenty year bonds and sixty twenty five year bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fcranton Savinga Bank
Fellows
Lavelle
Widmayer
Huane
Stiler & Stevenson
Philadelphia
N. W. Harris & Co
New York
Reimond, Kerr & Co
Committee to Finish Report on Monday Afternoon
The teachers' committee of the hours of control met last night but did not complete its report. President B L Wormser, chairman, said work that night covered finalizing grades for the coming term and opening the new school. Mr Wortner noted a resignation from Miss Helen Porter and that remaining teachers will likely be appointed. The committee will reconvene Monday at 4 p.m. to finish and present the report later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Wormser
Wortner
Helen [B
Gospi
South Side Jottings Spark Heat Acknowledgments and Local News
Sanitary Oliver Darke visited the South Side. Several workmen were overcome by the heat yesterday at the lower mill. Mrs Conrad Kongler of Maple street is greatly improved. A new house and barn are being erected at Hiotwavenue and Birch street by William Shak. The Scrantonnais Works outputs 60 axle sets weekly. George Moore leaves for Wilkes-Barre to join Lehigh Valley. William Carpenter seeks delegate spot in the Republican county convention. Thomas Lenahan arrested for non support after state tour. Edward Koeller named permanent man at Century House. C L Nowls appointed to police. The Noneteenth ward opposes the proposed taxi reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Limuplyrey
Wey
Myanes McGluire
Philadelphia
Vinttls
Conrad Kongler
Maple Street
Frank Swartz
Pres Swartz
Sue Avenue
Edward Colwell
Pittston Avenue
Anton Hafner
Cedar Avenue
Bloomsbury
Charles Willard
Oxzie Works
Emily Hagen
Remington
Ave
Chicago
John Manley
Prospect Avenue
Myr Brolley
Mise Ku
George Moore
Axin Works
Wilkes Larce
Lehigh Valley Company
William Carpenter
Limes
Thomas Lenahan
Orchard Street
Peeterday
Alder Street
Alerann Stone
Edward Koeller
Century Huse Company
de Hes
Scrantonn
Vickly
CLC
Loree Wee
Formaton Athletic Club
Ariel
Newls
Republican League of the
Young Men's League
Scranton Socials and a City Publication Preview
A local party at Wolohells hotel in Clark Sain folp celebrated Mrs. Fred Weichel’s birthday with friends and family. The Tamune will publish a comprehensive Scranton business and professional directory bound as a book with city views and portraits to promote local industries and attract newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Zinte
Momilly Aire
Henry
John Hammer
Epent
Wolohells Hotel
Clark Sainfolp
Widfro
Fred Weichl
Fred Wei-chel Aie
Scranton
Tat Tamusa
Uyjon
Corner Stone Laying of Washburn Street Church Services
The corner stone for Washburn Street Presbyterian church will be laid this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev D W Skellinger conducts the service with the church choir under Reese Watkins. Garrett Smith reads the church history. Mr Skellinger deposits time capsule in the stone. Rev George Guild of Providence and others from Simpson M E and Donmorg are to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Tastor
D. W. Skellinger
Reese Watkins
Garrett Smith
Board of Trustees
Sitellinger
George &. Guild
Providence
Too
L. C. Flood
D. D
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Williams
Donmorg
Patrick Kane’s Wagon Damaged After Street Car Collision
Luzerne street car traveling down South Main Avenue yesterday struck a wagon driven by Patrick Kane of Fourth Street as he attempted to cross. The wagon suffered heavy damage, Kane’s belongings spilled on the road, but he escaped injury. Motorman acted to avoid the crash and bears no blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne
South Main Aveue
Paterel Kane
Fourth Street
Kane
Megaphone of Frequent Visitors and Local Notices
Local social notes list visitors and greetings across Scranton area towns. Names include Mise Adking Shickshinny Lola aide. Miss Rachel Powell Dunmore to Chicago. Miss Estella Green Bellevue street hosting William Moon Altoona. Mrs J J VanBuskirk West Pittston guest of Esther Morris. Harold Battin Wilkes-Barre. Misses Stargaveb Edwarda Clara Stroh Lasten. plus Miss Huth Jarvid Lafayette street and many others at Mason's and Heiser Warnke's with drinks and produce ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wureha
Edwarda
Clara Stroh
Lasten
Maauni
Harold Battin
South Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Sleiser & Warnko's
Juln R. Williams
Academy Street
J. J. Roberts
John Courier Morrid
Allentown
Mason's
Rachel Jones
Minnie Rinker
Anna Broadbent
Dunato
Chicago
Mires
Esther Banfield
Rock Street
Swates
Peckville
Tony
Vidor & Waruke's
Mr. Kennedys
Thomas Kennedy
Patrick's Church
Hyde Park
John J. VanBuskirk
Weat Pittaton
Esther Morris
Bromley Avenue
David Owens
George T. Griffiths
Sumalr Avenue
Lake Wivola
Hower & Warnko's
Beavie Cook
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mia
George By~nore
William Moon
Altoona
Misa Green
Social gathering highlights and local notices
The article describes a Parlor party with guests including Miss Green Acker Lou Deppen Estella Green Ethel Porter Lizzie Mann Edith Honne Jewiy Becker Edna Williams David Owens Walter donce William Mann Eddie Hughes Sam York Will Hut ton George Phillips and P J O Donnell a local former hotel keeper. It mentions the Exchange Hotel as popular with Dunmore residents and notes upcoming events at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church including a July 8 talent evening and a July 4 choir gathering led by Mr Powell. It also advertises Fred Warnke’s hotel at 116 North Mein avenue with beverages free lunch and soups on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Green Acker
Lou Deppen
Estella Green
Ethel Porter
Lizzie Mann
Edith Honne
Jewiy Becker
Edna Williams
David Owens
Walter Donce
William Mann
Eddie Hughes
Sam York
Will Hutton
George Phillips
P.J. O'Donnell
Dunmore Peope
Exchange Hotel
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Smith's Bitters
Powell
Indies Choir
Fred Warnke
North Mein Avenue
Fragmented local notices mix births travel and accidents
The page lists a series of brief items: William Connor left on a trip to New York state. a baby boy born to John Phillips’s family. Miss Lucy McTarneny visiting Gerry McKinchen. a name correction in an insurance article. an excursion planned by Panoolsa lodge and Knights of the Golden Hagie to Lac Ariel on Sept. 5. John Gobin injured at Lackawamia hospital. a few medical and legal notices including a divorce request by Evginie Stantiy. Thomas Davies bitten by a bull pup and treated. Mrs Stanton planning separation. and local business notes about waterworks, a dental ad, and Guernsey Bros listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connor
New York State
John Phillips
Satmmit Avenue
Lucy McTarneny
Lackawanna
Gerry McKinchen
Owl Street
Plp
Meandrew Ling
Tnsurance Aoulety
Suveth
Dr. Smith
Panoolsa
Kulshte
Pythias
Knights of the Golden Hagie
Lac Ariel
John Goibin
of & Thompson
Lackawamia Hospital
Thomas Davia
Market Attach
Mr. Davies
de. Donne
Constable Cole
Evginie Stantiy
Park Place
Mra
Stanton
Summer Coat For Tennis Players In Serge Style
A novelty in summer goods features a Nobby long cut double breast blue and black serge coat. The item is pitched as proper apparel for tennis and related leisure activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Vy Cork Emerson
New England
Meinest
The
Weston Mill Co
H. B. Ware
Spruce Street
Dime Bank
Farrlaw
Exchange
Hood
Hoon
Pris
Mt Auburn
Roche
Foley& Holt Hig
Auburn
Catholic Choral Union
Voyage
Mica Lald
Randall
Duno Brog
Lackawanna Ave
Tay Ik
Brunswick
Spence Street
Catt
News OF
West Side
Republican League
Patrick Kane
Kennedy
Wahburn Street Presbyterian Church
Little West Side News Notes
Ji North Main Aveni
Mise Adking
Shickshinny
Frivmda
Lola
P. d
O'Donnell
Dunmore
Walten Griffida
Sterna
Mire
James Lebee
Margaret
Pittsbury
Misa
Annie Daving
Fourteenth Street
Cofford
Ble
Clanehowder
Rev
Boo Smith's
North Main
Mite Huth
Lafayette Street
Nowwail
Ned
North End Briefs
Warne Ave
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Ghina
Haviland & Co
Limoges
Chun
Weichel & Millar
Martin & Delany’s
Wyoming Avenue
Shimberg
Lyaowet
Old Post Ofica
Florey & Holt
YMCA
Victor Sash
Conrad
Hatten
Giaguusticita
Conway
Penn Avenue
Irs
Physcians
Europe
N.B
Olcott
Np Palatineit
Wachington Av
Scranton, Pi
Ditchburn
N. A. Hulbert
Guy Music Store
Steinwayt
SON
Decker Bhotuers
Branich & Bach
WALTZ
Piangs
Anessthene
Ors
Henwood & Wardell
Pryant
Willon
A.W. Jurisch
Sidahs Gan Sporting Motor, Gendron, Nelioue, Lovell Diamon
Other Wheels
Hartman
Ingredl
Yeotan
Speane
Antonio Haltmann
Birch
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