Sumner Avenue church hosts a strong Christian Endeavor program
A large crowd attended the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian event last evening as Rev. A. K. Foster led performances by Mrs. John J. Gordon Miss Jennie Hughes and Mr. Hartley among others. Hartley delivered ventriloquism acts to applause and the program closed with a singalong and refreshments. The gathering highlighted church youth groups and local musicians amid praises for Hartley.
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Maggie Thomas
L. R. Foster
Mattie Hughes
Charles Hartley
New York City
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Reception for Rev James Hughes and wife at First Welsh Baptist
The Baptist Young People's union of the First Welsh Baptist church held a reception in the church lecture room last evening for Rev James Hughes and his wife from Kimberly South Africa. Will Hughes opened with a solo, Luther Lewis gave an address of welcome, and Mr Hughes replied warmly. Lizzie May Howell and Gertrude Freeman sang solos and John Evans closed the program before refreshments.
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Baptist Young People’s Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
James Hughes
Kimberly
South Africa
Will Hughes
Luther Lewis
Hughes
Lizzie May Howell
Gertrude Freeman
Broomeburg State
William Wicks Marked 63rd Birth Anniversary
A large gathering of relatives celebrated the sixty third birthday of William Wicks last evening. He received a handsome arm badge and warm congratulations were extended along with refreshments and festive greetings.
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William Wicks
Wicks
Young visitors tour Canouse mine and host Miss Lewis
A party of youths and Providence toured the Canouse mine on Thursday evening. They were guided by assistant boss Mr Watkins, toured the workings for an hour, then were escorted to Miss Jennie Lewis's home on Swetland street for an evening of entertainment with dancing and progressive euchre. Mr Danvers provided music or refreshments as the event continued into the seasonable hour.
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Canouse Mine
Watkins
Jennie Lewis
Swetland Street
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Local residents listed for summer and travel in area notices
Mrs Randolph Jones attends state camp sessions in York as district president of the Patriotic Order of True Americans. Others are visiting Lake Arle Lake Winola Utica Asbury Park Philadelphia and Plymouth noting Mrs Frank Belden Mrs Thomas G Thomas and several misses and Messrs. Hayward Jones Clarke Dawkins Heaned Rhedd Tilton Hughes and Davis with trips to Littl Falls Olyphant and more.
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Jackson Street
The
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North Garfield Avenue
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Minnie Mower
Summit Hill
Ross Chase
North Sumner Avenue
Peck
Price Street
Mt. Ararat
Frank Belden
Swellend Street
Asbury Park
Gertrude Dawkins
Plymouth
Elizabeth Hanean
Gynecenn Hospital
Philadelphia
Frank Shedd
South Sumner Avenue
Rhedd
Walter Tilton
Lake Winola
Will Hughes
Gomer Davis
Olyphant
Meeting to discuss pastor resignation at St David's
The vestry board of St David's Episcopal church will meet Monday evening to consider the resignation of Pastor Rev M H M The late Mrs Bridget Donnelly died at her Yaril Street home and was buried yesterday at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery Electric City Wheelmen plan a Tuesday meeting to select delegates for the Aug 4 5 6 National League of American Wheelmen meet in Philadelphia N0 185 won a pair of shoes in the Anthracite baseball club drawing Residents of Archbald Street complain of a nuisance from stagnant water in a block between South Main and Storrs avenues caused by Scranton Gas and Water Co not leveling street after work
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Vostry Board
St. David's Episcopal Church
Bridget Donnelly
Yaril Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Eledtric City Wheelmen
National League of American Wheelmen
Philadelphia
Anthracite Baseball Club
J. FP. Williams
Hampton Street
Archbald Street
South Malin
Storrs Avenue
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Mak
Imported olive oil goods and Mediterranean sponges sale
An advertisement touts genuine imported olive oil products and 1000 dozens of fine Mediterranean sponges. It promises high quality, germ free, with Saturday and Monday only pricing and quotes 29 cents for 4 to 414 pound bars. It claims the best sponges at prices far lower than elsewhere.
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Mediterranean Sea
Local Services and Shops Ad Listing in Scranton Area
Notary public G Morgan and Son offers notary, real estate, foreign exchange and ocean ticket services with monthly settlements from 1104 Jackson Street near Musgrave's drug store. Harriet J. Davis Florist at 14 South Main Avenue provides cut flowers and funeral designs. J C King advertises second hand furniture and more at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue.
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G Morgan & Son
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave's
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Community Notes From Local Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. W G Moore of Providence Road opened an ice cream parlor. Philip Williams of Dickson City has returned home after visiting the Moores. Anthracite Wheelmen host two club runs to Lake Winola and Elmhurst with 5am and 6am departures. Banquet planned at club house on East Market Street next month. William Johns of Newcastle visits Job Jenkins on Wayne Avenue then departs for Baltimore. Rev E G Lloyd to preach at Welsh Baptist Church and Rev Daniel Lewis to preach at Puritan Congregational Church tomorrow. Miss Kate McDonnell of Shamokin visits Mahon on William Street. Benjamin Robinson of Lake Winola calls on friends. Miss May Devres of West Market Street vacationing in Atlantic City. Miss Florence Hunt returns from Square Top Wyoming County. Miss Bernice Conger hosts Hattie Edgar and Grace Harr in East Market Street. Sidney Henwood and wife visit Henwood's parents in Honesdale. Funeral of Mrs Bridget Donnelly of Yard Street held at Holy Rosary Church with high mass by Rev T J Lynott. burial at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery follows.
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School Street
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Mary Sullivan
Marvine Avenue
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Durkin Street
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Oak Street
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North Main Avenue
W. F. Davis
Harvey's Lake
Edwardsdale
Welsh Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
Vaughn Richards
Priceburg
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West Market Street
Mary A. Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
W. G. Moore
Providence Road
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Dickson City
Lake Winola
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Klefer
Elmhurst
East Market Street
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Newcastle
Job Jenkins
Baltimore
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South Wilkes-Barre
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Wales
Puritan Congregational Church
Hattie Edgar
Grace Harrw
West Pittston
Sidney Henwood
Henwood
Honesdale
Bridget Donnelly
Yard Street
Holy Rosary Church
T. J. Lynott
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Local residents take short excursions and visits
Miss Mattie Lyman spends vacation at Montrose and Letayeville with friends. Mrs. E Pratt of Green Ridge leaves for Ocean Grove. Mrs. Mack of Dickson Avenue hosts her elder of Danville. J F Hangi reports a new bicycle. Tena McTigan visits Mrs. Minor Carr in Kansas City. Merritt Gardner and wife return from Factoryville. Mrs. Mary Fromer goes to Bing Hamtom for months with relatives. Mrs. Dunn and son Mev John Dunn stay at Moosiclak. Mr and Mrs John Knapp and daughter Nettle, whose dwelling near Olympus burred last week, stay with Edward Fuller on Dickson Avenue. A E Kiefer's house is now occupied by Mr and Mrs John Garland.
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Montrose
Letayeville
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Green Ridge Street
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Mack
Dickson Avenue
Danville
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Tena McTigan
Kansas City
Minor Carr
Merritt Gardner
Factoryville
Mary Fromer
Bing Hamtom
Dunn
John Dunn
Marion Street
Moosiclak
John Knapp
Nettle
Olyphant
A. E. Kiefer
John Garland
St Marys Glee Club hosts reception funds from picnic
South Side notes a reception at St Marys Hall honoring young ladies for assisting at a picnic that netted the association over 400 dollars. Also reports on a revised Scranton and Pittston streetcar schedule, a Requiem Mass for Mrs Durkin, visits from out of town guests, and notices from the Ancient Order of Hibernians and local obituaries. Crystal Laundry advert completes the item.
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City Line
John Durkin
Brook Street
St. John's Church
Anthony Durkin
Brooklyn
Melley
Moffatt
St. John's
Lavelle
Pitston
Crane
Avoca
Father Moffatt
Hyde Park Catholic
John Melvin
Edward Melvin
Joseph Melvin
John MecCarvery
John Walsh
Thomas Joyce
Minooka
M. J. O'Brien
Ohio
Annie
Tillie Nealon
Carbondale
Nealon
Emma Dunleavy
Kate Reardon
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Battle's Hall
Charles McHugh
River Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Gehr brothers bicycle trip through town en route to Port Jervis
Robert and Edward Gehr from Mechanicsville Pa passed through yesterday on a tan dem en route to Port Jervis New York. Laura McDonough Marie McDonough and Cecelia Nallin visit Carbondale with a sister of the McDonoughs to enter St Rose of Lima convent today. St Josephs society elects six month officers with Fahy as president McCrea recording secretary Nallin financial secretary Driscoll treasurer and trustees Mullin Coyne and Fothey. John Philbin remodels his home and Will Murray starts in the huckster business. Gesenwender church class sent a Sunday excursion to Ariel.
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P. J. Fahy
M. J. McCrea
James J. Nallin
Patrick Driscoll
P. J. Mullin
John Co. Coyne, Jr
Matthew Fothey
John Philbin
Will Murray
Gesenwender Presbyterian Church
Ariel
Positive facts about Scranton as a great convention city
Scranton presents itself as a thriving Keystone State city with a $1,000,000 city and county hall, a new post office, cemeteries, crematory, and extensive infrastructure. It lists 12,200 acres, 100,000 population, 40 schools, 70 churches, hotels, hospitals, two asylums, abundant pure water, and unlimited electric power. The text promotes trade buildings, manufactories, 90,000 workers, extensive rail and trolley lines, coal wealth, banks, libraries, colleges, clubs, and cultural societies, with coal shipments measured at 6,000,000 tons and a public debt under $600,000.
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Throop
Taylor
Pittston
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Surplus
Hag 1 Trust Company
Masonic Temple and Society of Natural Sciences
Local Social Notices From Honesdale Area
A collection of brief items notes residents visiting ill at home on Drinker Street and at Brook Street. Visitors include Mr. Percy Cole and family in town from Honesdale. J R Winters Harry Young and Richard Hout fishing at Lake Henry. Also minor travel plans and church events. The Seventh ward delegates race and a funeral announced for Mrs Allan Secor with interment at Dunmore cemetery.
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Percy Cole
Honesdale
Mr. Cole
Brook Street
William Brower
Drinker Street
J. R. Winters
Harry Young
Richard Hout
Lake Henry
Obituary of William D Morgans at 59 in Wilkes-Barre
William D Morgans 59 died at home 318 North Sumner avenue Thursday night at 1120 pm after kidney trouble. Born in Merthyr Tydvill South Wales he worked at the Diamond mine and belonged to the employes' fund. Survived by wife six children and two sisters funeral tomorrow at 2 pm Washburn street cemetery. Also obituary notes death of 9 year old Charles McHugh at 705 River street. funeral Sunday 3 pm Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
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William D. Morgans
Sumner Avenue
Mr. Morgan
Merthyr Tydvill
South Wales
Washburn Street Cemetery
Charles McHugh
Phillip McHugh
River Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Two Famous Classes Compared in Brown and Yale Alumni
The Providence Journal notes that Brown University’s 1835 class included Georges Van Ness Lothrop, ex minister to Rusela, Chief Justice Bradley, Bishop Burges, Congressman Thomas A. Jenckes, Professor Jenks, Chief Justice Morton, President Robinson, and Chief Justice Wilson. It contrasts this with Yale’s famous class of 1867 boasting Justice Shirmas, Ambassador Andrew D. White, ex Senator Gibson, ex Ambassador Wayne MacVeagh, Edmund C. Stedman, Charlton T. Lewis, George W. Smalley, and The Bromley.
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Georges van Ness Lothrop
Rusela
Bradley
Rhode Island Supreme Court
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Quincy
Thomas A. Jenckes
Jenks
Morton
Massachusetts
Robinson
Justce Wilson
Milneis Court of Appeal
To Cure a Cold in One Day Bromo Quinine Tablets
Patent quick cure claim pushes laxative tablets across druggists shelves. Company promises refunds if the cold remains uncured with the Bromo Quinine formula.
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Professional Medical and Legal Directory Listings Scranton
Directory of doctors and attorneys with office hours and addresses in Scranton. Includes Dr Kay 208 Penn Ave, Dr Frey moved to Jewell Building 4 Spruce St, Dr Bateson at 3% at ON Washington Ave, and others with locations on Adams Ave Wyoming Ave Lackawanna Ave Spruce St. Veterinary, insurance, and press services noted.
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Penn Ave
C. L. Frey
Jewell
Spruce Street
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
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