Social Notes and Visitors Auction in Scranton
Miss Marie Kelly visits Kingston and many residents are noted visiting friends in Scranton. Attorney E J Jordan and Joseph O Reilly are among travelers while several families plan trips to Branford Conn Ocean Grove and Port Jervis. Guests from Pittston Danbury and New York are listed with local hosts and callers across Franklin Avenue and Jefferson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kelly
Kingston
E. J. Jordan
Tunkhannock
Robert E. O'Boyle
Port Jervis
Jennie Simons
Portland
N. J
Lona B. Day
Simon Lauer
Harry Leam
Joseph O'Reilly
Harry Thomas
May Calvin
New York City
Agnes Moyles
Jefferson Avenue
H. L. Morgan
Ocean Grove
Agnes Scrine
Wing Street
Johnstown
Nellie Cummings
Annie Early
Pittston
Scranton
A. C. Hubbell and Son
Somersville
Margaret and
Kathryn Waters
Danbury
Julia Campbell
Gibson Street
Wilkes-Barre
Pit‘aton
Local Residents Noted in Dunmore Area Update
Arthur Smith begins work at Dunmore Cash store while Miss Jennie Russell at Allen's grocery is homebound with illness. Samuel Cummings injures left foot helping Barker & Sons install a weigh scale. A new male boarder joins A P McDonough’s home. Albert Mowery ill for several days. Harry Kizer’s Fourth Street home receives a fresh coat of paint. Ernest Finch recovers after an Episcopal rectory work accident and walks with a cane. John Dyke’s eye injury from a cartridge explosion may spare his sight. Infant of Giles family on South Blakely street gravely ill. Funeral for Mrs. M. K. Smith scheduled from Grove Street home. Remains to be moved to Monro County on the 9.65 Delaware, Lackawanna line. Art Gallery notes river scene exhibit with enthusiastic Dauber remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Dunmore
Jennie Russell
InAllen
Blakely Street
Samuel Cummings
F. E. Gwartz
Barker & Sons
A. P. McDonough
Giles
South Blakely Street
M. K. Smith
Grove Street
Regiment Camp Notes and Local Social Items
All records praise the guard and camp life with detailed remarks on officers like First Sergeant Engles Captain Rowland and Lieutenant Smith. The piece notes entertainment by Frank Raymond, a baseball purse game, and various social visits plus health and kitchen details from the Thirteenth Regiment camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engles
Thomas Murphy
Rowland
Smith
Wayne County
McKee
Ninth Regiment
John R. Edwards
Judge Edwards
Biglow
Frank Raymond
Newton Jackson
Branda
Benedict
Dodge
FM. Burkhouse
Fellows
Ripple
Whitney
Buck Taylor
Jame MocGoouldrick
Robert J. Murray
Burke
Millar
Thirteenth Regiment
Younge
Flannery
Hastings
Twelfth Regiment
Kitty Rhoades
Courtright
Mitchell
Fulton
South Side News Briefs on Illness and Outing Plans
John Cyril Walsh infant son of Dr and Mrs John J Walsh is dangerously ill of cholera infantum. Gresham son of Mr and Mrs W G O Malley is seriously ill. Cedar Avenue church Sunday school picnic set for Saturday at Artesian Wellgrove. South works to move to next Sunday due to St Johns Lake Ariel excursion. Young Men Tourist club and Benevolent society hosted an entertainment at Fun Hall. Thomas M Jones chief clerk Meadow Brook office of William Connell & Co ill at home. James Connell Lodge Odd Fellows excursion to Lake Ariel today expected to draw many from the South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cyril
John J. Walsh
Gresham
W. G. O'Malley
Artesian Wellgrove
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
South
St. John's
Lake Ariel
Young Men's Tourist Club
Total Abstinence and ‘Benevolent Society
Fun Hall
Thomas M. Jones
Meadow Brook
William Connell & Co
Pittston Avenue
James Connell Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
South Side
North End Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Charles Henwood and family return from Mansfield Pennsylvania. F M Vandting and Charles Von Btorch enjoy fishing at Maplewood. Miss Kate Lynch of Wilkes-Barre returns home after visiting the Gillespies on Durkin Street. Miss Ruth Jackson returns from New York. Miss Daisy Stevens hosts Gillespie and Meta Osterhout on North Main Avenue. The sole Sunday service in the North End is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henwood
Mansfield
F. M. Vandting
Charles von Btorch
Maplewood
Mies Kate Lynch
Wilkes-Barre
Gillespie
Durkin Street
Mies Ruth Jackson
New York
Daisy Stevens
C. H. Goharar
North Main Avenue
Gillesple
Meta Osterhout
North
City Bar Association Honors Mayor Warren as Vice President
At Hedford Springs the State Bar Association elected Mayor Everett Warren of this city as a vice president. Samuel Dickson of Philadelphia was chosen president, alongside several vice presidents including William Scott of Allegheny and Willim M. Hays of Chester. Judge Simonton of Harrisburg delivered the annual address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedford Springs
Everett Warren
Samuel Dickson
Philadelphia
William Scott
Allegheny
R. M. Henderson
Cumberland
Willim M. Hays
Chester
A. Davenport
Erie
Simonton
Harrisburg
Aged woman not seriously harmed after car strike
Dr W E Aven reports Mrs Cathrine Sweeney of Greens Lane was struck by a Taylor car Wednesday evening and dragged several feet. The injuries are a severe shoulder bruise and minor superficial hurts, with no serious harm expected and a two week recovery at most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Aven
Catherine Sweeney
Green's Lane
Quinn appointed Scranton Times correspondent in Minooka
Local notice reports P J Quinn will serve as a correspondent for the Scranton Times. The Greenwood Presbyterian Sunday School plans an excursion to Lake Ariel today. A shooting match pits M Powell against P J Durkin, with local interest high. In a domestic case at Squire O'Hara's office John Moran is held on $300 bail for assault and battery as his daughter Annie alleges abuse. Bondsman P C Connolly posted bail. The narrative notes the father’s attempt to retrieve his younger daughters Eien and Ka before proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Quinn
Scranton Times
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
Lake Ariel
M. Powell
P. J.durkin
Old Forge
Squire O'Hara
John Moran
Annie
Esault
Battlery
P. C. Connolly
Eien
Civil suits over grade crossing at Moosic station move on
Delaware and Hudson Canal company appeals Judge Gunster ruling allowing a grade crossing at Moosic, while Scranton and Pittston Traction pushes to cross at Moosic and Stark's Patch. Superior court rules set sessions from November in Philadelphia to March in Harrisburg with notices, assignments, and prothonotary appointment announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunster
Moosle
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Scranton and Pittston Traction Company
Delaware An Hudson Canal Company
Traction Company
Delaware and Hadson Company
Moogle Station
Stark's Patch
Moose
Tollroad Company
Ginster
Ginnster
Tribune
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Moosic Station
Spring Street
Stark
Superior Court
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Philadelphia County
Scranton
Luserne
Columbia
Montour
Lackawaonna
Monroe
Carbon
Wyoming
Bradford
Susquehanna Wayne
Pike
Williamsport
Harrigburg
Pitteburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s Bulletin
Norton’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Foote
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Frank McCann
Asbury Park
J. H. Valentine
Newbury, N. Y
City
A. D. Blackinton
John B. Smith Galpin
M. E. Cornelia Galpin
Miss King
Miss Bronson
Ontio
Unadilla, N. Y
Dauber
Regiment of the Guard of the State
Main Avenue
Carbondale
Andrew Smith
Throop Street
William Hodgson
Woods
Mears & Hagen
North End
City Engineer's Corps
Madison Avenue
City Engineer'’S
Excelsior Social Club
Peckville
Israel
Stein
Vidaver
Davis
Albany
Wormser
No. 6
Kelly
Williams
Mahon
Jennings
O' Boyle
O'Malley
People's Party
Alfred Butterman
M. J. Coleman
Bach
Coleman
Appellant
Supreme Court
Appellees
Appellee
Samuel H. Stevens
McCarthy
Pillabury
Railroad News
Lukens
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Jackson and Wooden Manufacturing Company
Bloomsburg
Delaware
Lacka Wanna
Western
Cara
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Northwestern
Union Pacific
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Omaha
Missouri Pacific
Transportation Department
Eagle
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Wall Station
Pittsburg
International
Great Northern
Ontario and Western
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Louisville
St.Louis
Mapobe Shiv Steisenieileen
Groga
Rexford
Jane Lored
Jored Pastel
Lackawanna Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank & Koerler
Spruce Street
Spring House
U. E. Crofut
Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
Ouse Dewan
D., L. E . Station
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sor
Decker Broth
Krarich
Stultz & Bauer
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Cally
Meridian Street
Ins, Mgr
Aylesworth’s
Martin& Delany
E. Grewer
Ou Paviemten Aolitina
Gorey Pons
University of Pennsylvania
Bledico-Chirurgical College
Spon
Crewer
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
New York Erase
Chicago Board of Trade
G. du B. Dimnck
Telephone
MT. Pleasant
T. Smith
William S. Millar
AY Aye
Centre ST
Ginner Und Sepeer
Creper
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Moers, Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Dormer Lacka
Jefferson Ayes
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Coal Exchagne
Av& Works
Pine Brook
Wellbach
Sacheney Alxty
Gabushes
Fifth Avenue
E.G
RICKE
Ricker Sco
P.oket
Sodas Watt Baer
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