Resignation of Rev Mil at St Davids Parish Shocks Vestry
Rev. M. F. H. Mil resigns after five years as pastor of St. Davids Episcopal Church. He requests Aug 1 effective date to accept a post at St Johnsburg Vermont. The vestry will hold a special meeting next Monday to discuss. Mil moved the parish from debt to stability and improved property. He and his family live at 2217 Jackson Avenue. District Deputy William J. Owens and Assistant John J. Owens installed officers of Enter prise Lodge No. 97 in a notable ceremony. Also reported: infant death of Joseph Birch’s child at 1109 Sweetland Street with services at home and burial at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Epiacopis Church
M. FH. Mil
Mill
Andrew's
St. Johnsburg
Vermont
Lykens
Pau
St. David's Parrish
Hey
Tenth Street
Bt. Johnsburg
Bt. Travid
Episcopal
Jackson Street
Proney Avenue
Jackson
William J. Owens
John J. Owens
Enterprise Lodge
No. 97
Loyal Knights of America
Kia
Vhiting Brothers
David Jones
David J. Jones
Joseph EB. Oliver
Lot Ludwig
Reese J. Griffiths
Www. A. Phillips
William Deacon
William Lake
William J. Jenkins
Evan Walters
Inaide Tyler
John T. James
Tyler
Olyphant
Joseph Leyshon
William D. Morgan
David R. Jones
John
William Philips
al Reed
John Nicholls
Joseph Birch
Bwetland Street
Washburn Street
Dime Social at Sumner Avenue Church Plans
A Friday evening orange social is set at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian by the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. Charles Hartley of New York City, a ventriloquist and impersonator, will appear. After the program, cake ice cream and coffee will be served by the young ladies corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Society of
Chrristian Fadenaver
Charles Hartley
New York City
Eight Anniversary Wedding Party for Pred Reynolds
The eighth anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Pred Reynolds of 206 North Main Avenue was held at their home on Saturday evening. Invitations were sent and many friends attended as the hosts provided for guests with refreshments served at a seasonable hour. Attending guests included Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Sweet, Rev. and Mrs. Bird, Rev. and Mrs. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mears, Mrs. Washburn, Mrs. Warfeld, Mrs. F. L. Hitchcock, and Misses Lilian Morris Cromk Maud Fisher Millie Coons Gwennie Janes Helen McKee Edith Bell Frances Bell and James Hell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Thomas Bell
J. B. Sweet
Bird
Mysterious Passenger Haunts Washburn Street Car
A man on a crowded Washburn street car was unsettled by continual talking from an unseen companion. After attempting to respond, he stopped trying to locate the invisible speaker until he realized the well known Charles Hartley of New York City was aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn Street
Charles Hartley
New York City
Funeral Services for Integra Mary D Smith
Mary D. Smith's funeral was held yesterday afternoon. She was carried from her home on Eynon Street to Jackson Street Baptist Church where Rev. Thomas De Gruchy delivered the sermon. Rev. L. Br. Foster of Sumner Avenue Presbyterian spoke briefly. a large group attended and a ladies' society member participated. Flowers were displayed and she was laid to rest at Wash-Warn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Integra
Mary D. Smith
Eynon Street
Jackson Street
Thomas de Gruchy
L. BR. Foster
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Society
Wash- Warn Street
Globe Warehouse Lace Sales Promote Low Prices
The Globe Warehouse touts lace goods with strong value promises. It urges buyers to purchase now for future savings, noting prices are well below actual values and suitable for storage for a season.
Lace and Applique Linens Offered At Half Price
A local sale lists hundreds of print venue and battiste insertions 2 to 6 inches wide priced 75 cents to 3 50 per item. Also net top laces in white champagne and butter colors 5 to 12 inches wide priced from seeds to 2 50 per yard. Includes solid point venue laces point applique laces cream and white black all overs chiffon beads and other novelties offered at half price to clear the stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batiste
Entertainment and fan social at Tabernacle church
An entertainment and fan social will be held at the Tabernacle Congregational church Wednesday evening July 21. Doors open 7 20 with entertainment starting 8 p m. Program includes singing duets solos dialogues and a variety of acts featuring Ida Jones Friends Griffiths Morgan Morgane Chilrman and others. After the show cake coffee and ice cream will be served by the young people in the church parlors. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Visitors From Across Town And Beyond
Mrs Adam Wheeler and children of Lusgerne street visit friends in Wilkes-Barre. Mr and Mrs John R Fern of Brooklyn PA guest of West Side relatives. Mail Carrier W D Morgan and wife go to Lake Winola for two weeks. Miss Myrtle Tilman of Jackson street visits Blairtown NJ. Mrs Edwin Jones and daughter Jennie of Carbondale stay with Mrs Williams. Miss Agnes Nealla of Ninth street at Lake Winola. H A Tewksbury entertaining R D Goodrich of Fimira NY. Miss Jennie Thomas of Price street guest in Wilkes-Barre. Miss Jane Rook of Shamokin visiting Mrs L J Brennan. Mrs Halby of Washington returns from two weeks with R H Holbert. Mrs Morgan Howell of Pittsburg visiting her parents on South Rebecca avenue. Mrs Mortimer Woolsey of Chestnut street visiting Toronto Canada. Charles Hartley and family of New York City guest of Esdras Howell. Visitor will spend a week at Lake Winola before returning to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Wheeler
Lusgerne Street
Wilkes-Barre
John R. Fern
Brooklyn
West Side
W. D. Morgan
Lake Winola
Myrtle Tilman
Jackson Street
Blairatown
N. J
Edwin Jones
Jennie
Carbondale
Williams
R. H. Holbert
North Garfield Avenue
Morgan Howell
Pittsburg
Thomas Williame
South Rebecca Avenue
Mortimer Woolsey
Chestnut Street
Toronto
Canada
Charles Hartley and Family
New York City
Minor News Notes From The City
Evan Williams ten year old son of Mr and Mrs David Williams of Academy street underwent a successful operation at West Side hospital. A tea party hosted by Mrs Baston at 520 Decker court entertained several friends including Mr and Mrs John Baston and other couples. The Franklin Engine company received an invitation from Hallstead company to a jollification early next month. Permission will be sought to take their apparatus. A young man named Turner residence city was admitted to West Side hospital with a surgical case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Williams
David Williams
Academy Street
West Side Hospital
John Baston
Decker Court
Baston
Muale
Thomas Thomas
David GriMbs
McWilliams
Robert Lance
William Evans
John Freeman
Elisabeth Thomas
Sam Weisberger
John Barton
Franklin Engine Company
Hallstead Company
Franklins
Hallstead
Turner
Notary Public and Local Services Adverts
NOTARY PUBLIC, B. G. ORGAN & BON NOTARIES Publiceal Estate and Ocean Ticket Agents. Rents collected. Monthly settlements. Office 1M Jackson street over Musgrave's drug store. HARRIET J. DAVIS FLORIST Cut flowers and funeral designs. WM South Main avenue two doors from Jackson street. SECOND HAND FURNITURE Cash for anything you have to sell. J. C. King 701 to 709 West Lackawanna avenue.
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Notary Public
B. G. Organ & Bon
Notaries Public
Eal Estate
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Ofice
Jackson Street
Musgrave's
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
Weat Lackawanha Avenue
Evangelist topics at Seventy Day Adventist tent on Church Ave
The Seventy Day Adventist Gospel tent on Church Avenue near West Ridge Shaft announces Wednesday 7.45 pm The Sanctuary of the Work of Christ In the Courts of Heaven and Thursday 7.45 pm The Investigative Judgment. All invited. bring Bibles. Also notes a funeral for Leonard Morrie held yesterday from William Street home with Rev. W. F. Davis officiating and interment at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Seventy Day Adventist Gospel
Church Avenue
West Ridge Shaft
Christ
Leonard Morrie
Leggetts Creek
William Street
W. F. Davis
Forest Hill Cemetery
Joseph McNamara
West Market Street
O'Boyle
O' Boyle
McNamara
O’boyle
Oae
Fidler
Herses
John Sullivan
Hartford
Mins
Maggie Thornton
Wiliam Owens
Brick Avenue
Micheel Nettie Davis
Cora Griffin
Lake Winola
George Reynolds
Wehnd Place
Providence Presbyterian Church
Lule
Perjury case arraignment and local visits noted
Winola reports Joseph Kellop arraigned before Alderman Fidler on perjury in a Bee case two weeks ago. Kellop is held on bail for court appearance. Lizzie Dauvera and Nellis Tuttle of this end visit Susquehanna county friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winola
Joseph Kellop
Alderman Fidler
Joseph Kosious
Kellop
Lizzie Dauvera
Nellis Tuttle
Susquehanna County
Excursion and social events mark Hickory Street church group
The Hickory Street Presbyterian church and Sunday School traveled to Lake Ariel on an Erie and Wyoming line excursion train with many passengers. Richard Grimes beat Mr Schoenborn in a pidgeon shoot at Hollowtraia, seven to ten. Mrs Virginia Bird and Jacob Robinson wed at the Hickory Street church led by Rev. W A North. The St Marys Glee and Dramatic Desociation picnicked at Central Park. Miss Tuxon and Mirees Connolly of Avoca visited South Side friends Monday evening. An excursion to Honesdale will be run by St Peter's society of St Marys next month for anniversary of the Honesdale German society. Miss Rhoda Samuel and Miss McDowell visiting Lake Ariel with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming Road
Richard Grimes
Schoenborn
Hollow Traia
Grimes
Virginia Bird
Jacob Robinson
W. A. North
St. Mary's
Central
Epworth League Plans July 2 Church Event
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church will host an entertainment in the church auditorium on Friday evening July 2. A fine program is prepared and delegates to the International convention will report on the great gathering. After the program a social in the basement will feature ice cream and cake. all are invited. Miss Rost Frost of South Of City visits Dunmore and nearby relatives in this part of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mise Rost Frost
Dunmore
Elmhurst visitors and local outings headline town notes
Miss Mamie Rhodes visits Mrs F J Peck while Miss Mabel Hard visits Stroudsburg. Asbury Sunday school plans a Nay Avg park picnic with chartered cars from Delaware and Sanderson for free admission. Property sale on Capouse Ave to George Frisbie for 3800 dollars. Druggist H M Cole departs for Montrose for vacation. Blanche and Mattie Potter host friends on Monsey Ave honoring guest Miss Mabel Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Rhodes
Elmhurst
F. J. Peck
Capouse Avenue
Mick Hattle Baker
Wyoming Avenue
Mabel Hard
Stroudsburg
Asbury
Nay
Delaware Street
Sanderson Avenue
Allie Benson
Marion Street
Lopez
Allison Kinsley
Rollin Carr
Lake Winoln
W. F. Erhardt
George W. Frisbie
Mr. Erhardt
Mr. Frisbie
H. M. Cole
Montrowe
Blanche
Mattie Potter
Monsey Avenue
Mabel Howe
Novel Suit Instituted Over Missing Savings In Bank
Frank Smith sues Merchants and Mechanics Bank seeking to freeze $450 deposited by Wallis amid allegations the funds belong to Smith after $400 vanished from his boarding house savings. The case aims to determine ownership and halt withdrawals pending criminal and civil proceedings. Attorneys Cawley and Shean along with O'Brien and Kelly represent Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Merchants’ and Mechanica’ Bank
Waeluis
Smith
Cawley & Shean
O'Brien
Disputes Over Land in Erie and Wyoming Valley R R Case
The first hearing in condemnation proceedings between the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad and the Lackawanna Iron and Coal and Lackawanna Iron and Steel companies occurred yesterday before court viewers. Viewers named to appraise land value included Alderman Fuller and Hon. Fellows, with city and Wilkes-Barre representatives present. General Manager Wehrum and other Lackawanna Steel officials testified on land value and related facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Frederick Fuller
John H. Fellows
Conrad Schroeder
C. K E. Chittenden
George Leighton
A. F. Shaw
Luther Keller
J.H. Torrey
Thie City
A. T. McClin
Officer Mink Assaulted as Drunk Cornered on Court Square
Special Officer Fred Mink found a dead drunk on court house square Monday night and tried to move him toward the station. John Sommers interfered to prevent arrest and, after a struggle, was charged with interfering with an officer and assault and battery. Sommers posted a $300 bond and remained in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mink
Court House Square
John Sommers
Bonmumera
Bommers
Alderman Wright
Sommers
Scranton a Great Convention City with Vast Civic Assets
Scranton claims bold civic stature with a $1,000,000 City and County Hall, new Pontollice, extensive cemeteries, four theaters, 40 public schools, 10 churches, two hotels, three hospitals, an inexhaustible Pure Water supply of 800 gallons daily, unlimited electric power, a Board of Trade Building, 1,% manufactories employing 30,000 workers, acres of parks, miles of electric streets, and a robust banking system. The city touts the largest coal supply, healthfulness, weather bureau, trolley lines to nearby towns, and substantial assessed property value with public debt under $600,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Keystone State
Pontollice
Board of Trade
Hanca Miles
State Armoricsa
Mae
Peckville
Olyphant
Throop
Taylor
Pitteton
United States
Mass Flour Milin
Capital
Surplus
Masonic Temple and Society of Natural Sciences
Obituary notices chronicle long lives and losses
Obituaries report the deaths of Thomas Emerson and several area residents, detailing birthplaces including Lenox Scotland and dates from Christmas 1819, family survivors across multiple towns, and funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries. Additional notices mention Mrs. P F Hughes, Mrs. Edward Robinson, Mrs. John Durkin, Mrs. Marian McKay, Peter Foy, Jessie Guy, Bridget Donnelly, and A C Tuthill with brief funeral details and survivor lists.
Scranton Professional Directory Listing Physicians and Lawyers
A compiled directory lists doctors and specialists with office hours and addresses in Scranton. Notable entries include Dr Kay at 206 Fenn Ave, Dr Bateson 37 N Washington Ave, Dr Frey at 5 Spruce St Jewell Building, Dr Shepherd 28 Adams Ave, Dr Trapold Wyoming Ave Spruce St, and various attorneys with firm locations in the Commonwealth and Board of Trade buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateson
Washington Avenue
Nee Pr. Co
L. Frey
Jewell
Spruce Street
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
M. Gates
T Board of Trade
Stofa
Madison Avenue
Officers Installed in Uniform Rank Division 47
The Knights of Pythias Division 47 Uniformed Rank installed officers last evening led by First Lieutenant J. J. Reel and Second Lieutenant J. G. Hodgson. Recorder J. M. Kohns tamm and Treasurer Gust Weneel were elected with Guard Fred Strenning and Sentinel George W. Evans. Captain-elect F. B. Mc Intyre was absent. Visitors included Colonel H. N. Dunnell of the Fifth Regiment and Colonel Martin Joyce from the major general's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
J. J. Reel
J. G. Hodgson
J. M. Kohnstamm
Gust Weneel
Fred
Strenning
George W. Evans
F. B. McIntyre
Visltors
H. N. Dunnell
Martin Joyce
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Mile
Pime Social
Hartley
Globe Warehouse
Mies
Ida Jones
Griffith
Ethel and
Halith Morgane Chilrman
D. P. Jones
West Side Business Directory
Providence
South Side
Green Ridge
Mink
Thomas Emerson
Lenox
Scotland
Southbridge
Mass
Scott
Lackawanna County
Lynn
Weat
Penn Avenue
Mia
Steven Tripp
Ottumwa, Kangas
H. M. Emerson
Scott, Pa
Beatt
P. Fr. Hughes
Patrick Bergen
Mayfield
Edward Robinson
North End
Putnam Street
Robinson
Anthony Reagan
John McNulty
Ferdinand Street
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
John Durkin
Pittston Avenue
Brook Street
Father Anthony
St. Michael's Monastery
Order of Passionists
Hoboken
St. John's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Marian McKay
Thompson Street
McKay
Peter Foy
Hampton Street
Thomas
Montana
Mary Fanning
Jessie
James Guy
Moosic
Main Street
Marcy
Bridget Donnelly
Patrick Donnelly
Yard Street
Ann McDermott
Thomas Donnelly
A. C. Tuthill
Prompton
Wayne County
Tuthill
Lackawanna Avenue
Akg Af Co
Ing Aliwaye
Philadelphia
Drexel
Baldwin's
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Seranton, Lyphant
Orbondale
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Fenn Ave
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Ee Pr. Co. L. Freas
SPR
G. Rook
Aspital
Linden Street
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth Blda
Ee Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Jessup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Beranton, Pa
BR Pitcher
Beranton
Comegys
al Spruce Street
PD. B. Replogle
Meare Building
Killaam
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Attorne
Bevan
Barking & M.sweeney
Interstate Backet Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Edward HA. Davis
BE. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Sprice St
Car, Wash
Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. J. Lacey & Son, Architects
DR. F. Street
H. F. Reynolds
P. D
B. ¥. Harrison
Main Ave
Daubach
C. Snover
Lacka
M. Be, Davis
Jos
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Leeds
G. H. Clark & CO
Spadmen and Nurserymen
Green House
ELK Cafe
Andie Pranklin Avenue
Rousonad P
Zeigler
Scranton Housh
Victor Koch
Bauer
BR. J. Gaver
Hulbert
Es Megargen Brothers
Frank P. Brown & CO
Cll Choth
West Lackawanna
Thomas Aubrey
Willams Huilding
Postonce
Tribune Publishing CO
Division No
Saubh
Satsop
Wits
John H. Phelps
Cor
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