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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1902

Page

6

Funeral of Charles W Carpenter in West Scranton

The funeral service for Charles W Carpenter was held at the family home with Rev S F Mathews officiating. A Baptist quartet sang hymns, floral tributes surrounded the casket, and a large crowd filled the Washburn Street Cemetery for the burial.

Charles W Carpenter S. F. Mathews First Baptist Church Electric City Washburn Street John Davis John Lewis Edward E. Lord William Butt Reese Jenkins Rhys Powell Edward Beavers Herman Frachan Fred G. Peters Eugene Powell Thomas James Ruth FE. Beddoer Lord, Sr Charles Penney B. G. Beddoe

Clergy Preach Two Sermons at Local Churches

Rev Hugh C C McDermott preached two sermons at Simpson Methodist from The Wonderful Name and The Secret of Power. Rev J L Evans of Canton Conn spoke at Washburn Street Presbyterian on Fretting and Grumbling. Rev James Benninger led both services at Embury Methodist and Plymouth Congregational. Rev Edward Howells also occupied a pulpit yesterday.

Hugh CC. McDermott Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church J. L. Evans Cinaan, Conn Washburn Street Presbyterian Church James Benninger Embury Methodist

Community Camp Meeting and Local Notices Across Town

Camp meeting plans at Carmel Grove from July 38 to August 10 feature Hugh McDermott Rev James Benninger and the Simpson Male Quartette led by W W Jones. Local church visits and gatherings include Lily Lake trip by Rev Thoms de Gruchy and family and a Jackson Street Sunday school picnic at Nay Ane park. A domestic dispute sees Mrs. Melvin released and costs paid by her husband. Chicken thieves steal blooded stock from Thos Edwards hennery on North Bromley avenue. Miner union locals and a patriotic order hold meetings and trips, including Camp 178 to Mountain Park and a large alumni bowling team formation.

Ney Hugh (. McDermott Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church James Benninger Embury Noone Flannigan's Hall Luzerne Street Jackson Street Nay Ane Park United Mine Workers of America Morgan's Hall Camp 178 Order Sons of America Mountain Park George Harrington Gordon Williams

Social and Local Notes From North Lincoln Avenue Area

William Diehl Frank Magovern and Bernard Coons Misa Edith Evane of North Lincoln Avenue entertained Pillow club members. Misses Mamie Harrity Minnie Burnett of Cheatnut Street returned from Atlantic City. Frank Filck from Lafayette Street home from Stroudsburg. Thimble club held annual flame bake at Nay Allg park. Alfred Price leaves for Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Rev Thomas de Gruchy preached at Berean Baptist in Carbondale. Remains of Alexander Oriot of 10 Fellow Street, a Pole killed near Binghamton, brought home after mining work and strike leave. George Florey Jessie and Stanly Chestnut Street home from Tunkhannock. Mrs George FR Beach and family plus Miss Towle of South Main Avenue visiting New York City.

William Diehl Frank Magovern Bernard Coons Misa Edith Evane North Linccoln Avenue Rachel Hughes Elizabeth Ey. Ann Mamie M. Harrity Minnie M. Burnett Cheatnut Street Atlantic City Frank Filck Lafayette Street Stroudsburg Thimble Club Nay Allg Park Alfred Price Price News Stand Philadelphia Thomas de Gruchy Jackson Street Baptist Church Berean Baptist Church Carbondale Alexander Oriot Binghamton George Florey Jessie Btnnley Chestnut Street Tunkhannock George FR. Beach Elster Mia. Towle South Main Avenue New York City

Rapid industrial growth reshapes South Scranton area

Progress continues on the Cannon Ball railroad buildings and a towering power house rising five stories where the old railing mill stood. Masons and bricklayers work on the new plant as a large brick stack completes and a nearby car turn is nearing completion beside the power house, signaling a busy industrial center.

Cannon Ball Tollera

Centuries Fire Company Faces Dissolution After Pro Rata Shares

Old charter members of the Century Volunteer Fire Company lament the dissolution after a pro rata distribution of the treasury funds. They recall guiding the unit from infancy, aiding with furniture, bells, and rent, while newer members who joined recently after joining paid ranks received shares. The dispute centers on perceived forgetfulness of the founders and their early contributions.

Century Volunteer Elose Company Scranton Fire Department Neals

Funeral of Miss Boland Held at St Josephs Minooka

The funeral for the late Miss Boland was largely attended. The remains were moved from the family residence at 2 Pittston Avenue to St Josephs Church Minooka for services conducted by Rev Father Canivan. Interment followed in Cathedral Cemetery. Pallbearers were former playmates Katie ONeill Katie Purcell Anna Logan Frances Biglin Mame Walsh Anna Cook. Flowers were borne by Misses Mary Martin Jennie Malloy Florence Biglin Elsie Callory Mamie Davis Madge Laughlin Lucy Doyle.

Katie Purcell Anna Logan Frances Biglin Mame Walsh Anna Cook Mary Martin Jennie Malloy Florence Biglin Elsie Callory Mamie Davis Madge Laughlin Lucy Doyle

Badenaer Society Elects Officers For Ensuing Term

The Badenaer society elected officers for the ensuing term led by President George Reidh miller and Vice President Bernard Damas. Recording secretary is Carl B Schwah, financial secretary John Hauer, treasurer Vincent Winkler, trustee Herman Hagen, and sentinel John Albert. The society is of a beneficial nature with large local membership and prosperity.

Badenaer Werein George Reidhmiller Bernard Damas Carl B Schwah John Hauer Vincent Winkler Herman Hagen John Albert

Morrist of Brooklyn Leaves Scranton After Week Visit

George Morrist of Brooklyn N C son of the donor of the Junger Maennercher silver trophy left for home yesterday after a week as guest of Joseph Helriegel on Cedar avenue in Scranton. A joint excursion committee of German Catholic church societies met at St Marys bar to plan August 11 at Mountain Park and urged attendance.

George ©. Morrist Brooklyn N. C Junger Maennercher Scranton Joseph Helriegel Cedar Avenue Mountain Park St. Mary's Bar Mary Coutlry Carbondale Beatrice

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promotes Teething Comfort

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a premier female physician remedy for teething children. It claims relief from pain, diarrhea, griping, and wind colic, noting wide use by mothers and success over many decades.

North Scranton Harney Benjamin and John Battle Return Home

Barney Benjamin and John Battle return to North Scranton after three years in the regular army in the Philippines. They report active service, participation in skirmishes, and view Filipinos as treacherous yet improving under American invasion. Both were formerly with the Thirteenth regiment and were honorably discharged after their terms. They bring home relics from Philippine towns.

Barney Benjamin Ferdinand Street John Battle West Market Street Philippines Benjamin Battle

North End Stars Lose to Senators in West Scranton

The North Scranton boys fell 9-6 to the Senators in West Scranton. Lou Schultz struck out eighteen for the home team, while Thomas Harding starred at short for the Senators and David J. Thomas made a running catch for the Stars. Manager Billy Davis plans another game this week against the Taylor Orioles on Von Storch's grounds.

North End Stars West Scranton Senators North Scranton Lou Schultz Thomas Harding David J. Thomas Stars Billy Davis Taylor Orioles von Storch

Welsh Churches Plan Joint Picnic at Nay Aug Park

A joint picnic of the Welsh Congregational church First Welsh Baptist church and Welsh Methodist church is set for Nay Aug park on Tuesday. Committees have arranged with the Traction company for car transport to and from the park and a program of games for children promises an enjoyable day. Cars will depart from the Square and Marvine crossing Tuesday morning and return from the park in the early evening.

Welsh Congregational Church West Market Street First Welsh Baptist Church Welsh Methodist Church Wayne Avenue Nay Aug Park Traction Company Marvine

North Main Avenue Baptist picnic to Heart Lake on Aug 2

Committees for the North Main Avenue Baptist church arrange with Lackawanna Railroad for a Heart Lake picnic on Wednesday August 2. Rates are 50 cents for adults and 40 cents for children outside the church. all Sunday school pupils under 18 ride free. This is the season’s second excursion with expected large turnout.

North Main Avenue Lackawanna Railroad Heart Lake

Local society notes and town updates from Spring Street area

News brief collection reports a new baby at the Watkins home on Spring Street, relatives visiting in Nantienke, and residents holidaying in New York City Atlantic City and Denver vicinity. It notes a United Mine Workers special meeting, recoveries from illness, and several residents returning home after trips or medical care.

Dudley Street Church Hears Powells Summer Sermons

The Dudley Street Baptist pulpit is filled by Rev. Thomas Powell of Colgate University during summer vacation. He delivered two forceful sermons praised by the congregation, with Powell seen as a strong preacher likely to reinforce the church’s work.

Dudley Street C. Evans Wilken-Harre R. N. Davis North Blakely Street Kate Gardner Clifford W. N. Stevens South Blakely Street Harold Davis Athens, N

Green Ridge couple rejoice over birth of son

Mr and Mrs Terwilliger of Green Ridge street welcome a son born Saturday. Knights of Malta Green Ridge chapter, about eighteen months old, now numbers 140 members with six new initiates planned next Wednesday. Miss Melon and Catherine Dunning of Monsey avenue visit Elmhurst. William Campmin and family of West Pittston spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Stone on New York street.

John Stone New York Street

Obituary notices for Coleman Richards and Foley victims

Mrs John B Coleman of 15 Irving Ave South Scranton died yesterday morning after a three month illness. She is survived by six sons and one daughter. Elizabeth Richards of 114 Pittston Ave died yesterday at age 11. funeral at Hyde Park church 2.20 pm with interment Washburn Street Cemetery. William Foley six year old son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Foley died yesterday after a brief illness. funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from 682 Birch Street.

John 8. Coleman Irving Avenue South Scranton Edward Richard Thomas James Canada William Buffalo M. J Oregon Sarah Coleman Elizabeth Richards Griffith Richards Pittston Avenue Hyde Park Church Washburn Street William Foley Andrew Foley Hutch Birch Street

Obituary notices from Cathedral cemetery details

Mrs. John A. Gould aged 38 dies at home 208 Lurch Street. Survived by husband and a 7 year old son. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM. Infant Thomas Luby dies at 1014 Stafford Avenue and to be buried at St Eve German Catholic cemetery. Mrs. William Joyce dies in Buffalo. funeral from 620 Palm Street to St Johns Church and Cathedral cemetery interment.

John A. Gould Lurch Street Thomas Joseph Luby Stafford Avenue St.eve William Joyce Buffalo Palm Street St. John's Church Cathedral

Married Men Defeat Hickor ies 15 to 10 in Close Contest

The Married Men's baseball club defeated the Young Hickori es 15 to 10 Saturday afternoon before a large crowd. Ralls of the Hickories faltered in the ninth inning, letting in several runs. John Dord pitched well for the Married Men with support from Charley Rolls Wick White and Attorney Quilroy. White had three singles and a home run. Umpire Coleman officiated. Local notices mention Mrs. Jimmen returning from Hast Orange and Miss Rose Thompson's Lake Chipman visit. Director J C Tuthill begins rebuilding on Depot street property.

Hickories Ralls John Dord Charley Rolls Bhomtstop Wick White Hoseman Quilroy White Charles Coleman Be Jiimen Hast Orange N. J Rose Thompson Lake Chipman Echeo J. C. Tuthill Bia Depot Street

Cholera Infantum Treatment Promoted for Infants

The article promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as a cure for cholera infantum in infants. It asserts the disease is dangerous but curable when properly treated and sold by all druggists.

Moosic Birthday Party for Robert Taylor's Fourteenth

Mr and Mrs Robert Taylor of Main Street hosted a birthday party for their son Robert celebrating his fourteenth birthday Friday evening. A large number of young people attended. Charlies Bohonk and Argus Hermans of Beranton visited town Friday evening. Mrs Peter Wilson is rapidly recovering from illness. Miss Grave Doud and Miss Mattie Davie of West Beranton visited Mrs J D Warner last week. Estella Levanhuis returned home after two weeks with Miss Marjorie Robertson at Lake Curey.

Robert Taylor Main Street Robert Charlies Bohonk Argus Hermans Beranton Peter Wilson Grave Doud Mattie Davie West Beranton J. D. Warner Estella Levanhuis Marjorie Robertson Lake Curey

Typhoon Subsides in Central Luzon

Exclusive dispatch from Manila reports a typhoon over Central Luzon subsiding. Telegraph and telephone wires are restored and damage is widespread across the region with reported casualties and disruption.

Associant Pecam Manila Luzon

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West Charles W. Carpenter West Side Henry A. Parsons Kimbury Methodist Episcopal Church A. L. Ramer St. Mark's Church F. Mathews Living God Christian Endeavor Society Bellevue Welsh Calviniatic Dufour GEO. W. Jenkins Main Ave Batistes Marietta Globe Warehouse South Scranton Griffin Art Shop Washington Avenue The Court House C. J. Griffin Wyoming Avenue North Harney Benjamin Roelies Nay Ang Park Morgan Watkins Spring Street William Richards Nantienke John Medwards Putnam Street Thomas Crabb Thomas Atherton J. JK. Smith Alice McDonough Robert Edwards Warren Street Whartford Conn Mae Henry Mae McDonnell Avoca Albert J. Clark Church Avenue Niagara Falls William Finn Thompson Hospital Crystal Lake Samuel Davis Tome Margaret Avenue Grace Biddleman Woodlawn Park Estelle Benjamin Summit Avenue Lake Ariel B. H. Nathanowiccz Mrs. B. Atlas Dunmore Ud. W. Potter Drinker Street Michael McGee Margaret Duggan Mt. Clemena Mich Edward J. Woodward Quincy Avenue Florence Webber East Drinker Street Ansonia A. J. Healy Pierce Edith Austin Woodmen's Circle Kansas City North Sixth St Kans Ray Imperial Cigar CO Cessiz Cubanola Cigars Green Ridge Peckville Sea
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