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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
2
A street improvement project markedly boosts the curb appeal of the dwelling by upgrading paving and frontage. Local officials note the work will improve access and aesthetics for residents and passersby.
The Archbald mine local No. 1649 UMWA plans a social at Odd Fellows Hall with a full program of remarks music and addresses. The Taylor Silver Cornet Band will give an open air concert from Younghied’s hotel balcony with a detailed program of marches overtures and selections. A miner named Joseph Seybolt died in a coal mine fall, found by a fellow worker. Various church groups schedule excursions and meetings including the Welsh Baptist union and the Church of the Immaculate Conception outing plans with ticket prices and destinations.
Solicitors for the semi centennial celebration reported strong support with many subscriptions from town stores and offices. Names of residents and former locals were canvassed abroad and returned with numerous one dollar and larger gifts. Certificates of membership will be displayed at shops and offices as the drive aims to unite all townspeople in a memorable jubilee celebration.
Use Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to cool swollen hot feet and ease walking. It claims to cure swelling corns blisters and bunions with comfort from ingrown nails and other foot pains. Sold by Allen’s Olmeted Le Roy M.
A reader’s society column lists Conrad, Mrs. William McClare, Captain P DeLacey, Mrs. David Zipley, Captain William Burke, Hon George Perkins, Edward Wilson, Joseph Alexander, Peter Dolan, W H Pierson, Mrs A K Stanton, Mrs Maria Farrar, Mrs Sarah Stevens and Miss Addie Tmevk as attendees or residents associated with the community.
Concert at Fern Hall Crystal Lake Tuesday evening July 0 features G Alexander Russell pianist and Raymond N Hockenberry bass soloist. Russell praised by Musical Courier. joined by Chick Male quartet and Miss Minn Frank soprano from Carbondale. Dance follows the program, promising broad appeal.
A double wedding was held yesterday afternoon at Berean Baptist Church with Rev. H D Whalen performing. Miss Bessie A Hudson wed Heyman D Marshall of Greenfield and Miss Clara A Hudson wed Charles L King of Mayfield yard, with both brides in white gowns and celebrations at the Kingston home in Mayfield yard.
Mrs Woodworth, once a member of the Methodlet church choir and now Mrs Mier Mena Bailey, was surprised at her home by friends from the church. They presented her with a beautiful centerpiece and hosted an evening of social enjoyment with musical selections led by Mrs Eye.
On Saturday evening July 27 Cam brian Jodgne will entertain longtime member Alexander Noble who has been away for about six years. Noble, initiated in its early days, plans to attend on July 2 for a reunion. The event promises a royal good time as the group welcomes him back.
Excursionists from the eastern city section will use an outbound train to Lake Lodore this Sunday. The Friday event will stop at Lincoln Avenue for a tinker agent, with departure at 4.50 oclock. Vendors must bring edible parcels labeled with donor name between 7.30 and 7.90 Friday morning.
Eli Lathrop of Carbondale was in town Monday on his way home from Harvey's Lake where he spent Sunday at the cottage of his brother in law, Butler Dilley. Lathrop is a veteran lawyer and editor admitted to the Wilkes-Barre bar in 1867.
Among yesterday's visitors from Scranton were Matt F. Brown attending the funeral of Mrs Bart ley Biglin and J W Guernsey the music dealer, marking a small regional gathering.
Mayor Kilpatrick called a joint meeting after injunctions were filed to restrain bond sales for the proposed municipal water plant. The move follows an extended campaign to acquire the water system and a near unanimous council vote on the ordinance authorizing bond issues.
Bruce Bedford resigns as superintendent of the local Telephone company to take an higher position with Inter-Flare Telephone, headquartered in Trenton. J. S. Hughes succeeds Bedford after moving from Wilkes-Barre where he was assistant superintendent of the Trouple's Telephone Company of the Independent system.
The late Mrs Bartley Bielin was laid to rest in Bt Tore cemetery yesterday. A high mass of requiem was held at St Roxe Church by Rev George Dixon who spoke on the life of the deceased. Pallbearers included Thomas Farrel, Thomas Harte, Henry Collins, Edward Goren, FP, L Newry, Michael Brannon, Patrick Beats and Patrick Farry.
Mrs John Ammerman of Carbondale visits her relative Whitney on Eleventh Street. Mrs Frank Lent stays with her sister Mrs Julius Spaeth in Carbondale. Charles Chapman, Delaware and Hudson depot treasurer, vacationing at Steene and Carbondale. Fred Schiessler acts as ticket agent during Mr Chipmans absence. Wayne Independent.
The report lists names of living recipients including Adell Joseph Altamoore Thomas Booth H Lock John Phillips and several women such as Miss Mary Boyle Miss Jennie Edwards Miss Nellie Forber Miss Nellie Hopkins and Mrs Duffy among others. The notice notes remaining mail items as of July 4 1901.
ALO Finn and Elster, along with Miss Gertrude Finn of Clifford, travel last night over the Erie to Chicago for a four week visit to relatives in the city. John Garrett of Fallbrook Journeyed last evening to Chicago as well.
Descendants of the late James Dunn of Susquehanna will gather for their annual reunion in the city area. The event is scheduled for Saturday, August 10, with several Dunn family members from the region expected to attend.
George E. Nundolph camp No. 138 Fons of Veterans and Carbondale canton Patriarchs Militant hold meetings tonight in March MS OB.
Murry Seitz of Boranton spent yesterday in town arranging decorations for the civil centennial celebration. He discussed placements and coordination with local officials to ensure a fitting display.
Robert Holland of Dundaff spent yesterday at the home of his daughter Mrs. W. J. Perry on Maple Avenue.
Master Painter Meyers and crew finished painting the residence of Frank Schimmel on Fall Brook. The work completes a home improvement project noted for quality finish and refreshed exterior appearance.
The Rennie family of Delaware and Hudson Street North Main reports a prowler named Tony Tollero near Superintendent Rennie’s home. Tollero, observed loitering for days, attempted to lure a child and later claimed to seek work. Constable Neary pursued the man after the Rennie revolver was used for protection.
The First Congregational church Sunday school plans a picnic at Crystal Lake on August 7 with tickets sold by members. Transport arranged for those without conveyances at moderate cost. Activities include running races and baseball with tickets also available at David James grocery and B A Kelly’s drug store.
Mile Julia Garrity returned from vacation at her parents' home on Dundaeff Street to New York City last night to resume her duties as permanent nurse at Bellevue Hospital.
M. d. Murphy, Joseph Neill, William B. Sullivan, M. J. Horan and P. F. Fox rode to Newton Lake last night as guests of an outing party from Forest City and spent an enjoyable evening there.
Dy. D. IL. Bailey departs for Montrose on a fishing trip and will be away about one week.
Local notes describe residents visiting friends and relatives in Kingston and nearby areas. Reports include births, illnesses, travels to Utica and Scranton, and visits by Mrs. J. Burke and others. Names and addresses provide a snapshot of community activity.
Sunday school children from the First Rapeise church enjoyed a pleasant excursion to Nay Ang park yesterday. Parents and congregation members joined the outing as they returned safely by nine thirty in the evening.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound for nervous symptoms including irritability sleep problems poor appetite and fatigue. Sold by Matthews Bros.
A letter from Hon. Robert W. Wilcox, delegate to Congress from Hawaii and the Sandwich Islands, touts Peruna as effective for stomach catarrh and dyspepsia. He praises its quick action on stomach mucous membranes and urges sufferers to consult Dr. Hartman for guidance.
The Blakely and Peckville area faced low water pressure after a tank transfer, hampering hydrant use during fires.Residents urge the gas and water company to boost pressure, noting a nearby fire destroyed William Nichols' home and a barn fire required a bucket brigade.
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