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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1902

Page

6

West Scranton Couple Married in Quiet Ceremony

Misa Tane Freeman and Gomer Davis wed at the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church with a small circle present. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Freeman, and the groom, a law student from the University of Pennsylvania, plan a New York honeymoon and a West Side home.

Misa Tane Freeman West Scranton Gomer, Davis North Garfield Avenue Hugh Davie Calvinistic Methodist Church

Fire at Ross hotel attics prompts alert in city

At 10 30 yesterday morning Box 14 sounded for a fire in the attic of Peter Ross hotel caused by fumigation sulfur. Damage was slight, extinguished with chemicals by Hook and Ladder. A Mountain Valley farmer racing to the blaze struck Walter Woodbridge, 14, injuring him. farmer fled, identity not learned.

West Side Box 14 Ninth and Robinson Streets Peter Ross Hook and Ladder Company Mountain Valley Ninth Street Walter Woodbridge Hennessy Court

Davis Admitted to Luzerne County Courts

W Henry Davis of Jackson street was admitted to practice in Luzerne county courts on Monday. He graduated with honors from the Harry Hillman academy class of 99 and distinguished himself in oratory and debate. He took the entrance exams.

W. Henry Davis Jackson Street Luzerne County

Epworth league entertainment at Simpson Methodist church

The Epworth League of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church hosts an evening program with readings by Miss Cruser and Miss Sax, pianO and vocal solos, and a reading of Whisperin Bill. After the program ice cream and cake will be served by the church’s young ladies.

Epworth League Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Eugene Field Miss Cruser Augusta Fritz Reading Miss Crouser Misa Sax Misa Cruger Mustle Irving Bachelor Cruser

Mine Workers Union Mass Meeting Planned in Round Woods Plot

A mass meeting of the United Mine Workers of America will be held in the Round Woods plot tomorrow afternoon. All mine workers are expected to attend. President John Mitchell and District President T.D. Nicholls will be present to address the gathering, with locals from Providence Taylor Minooka and other areas expected to send delegations.

United Mine Workers of America Round Woods John Mitchell T. D. Nicholls Providence Taylor Minooka

Jackson man cleared in neighbor quarrel arrest

John Donovan of Jackson street faced an assault and battery charge after a warrant by Timothy Jones. Alderman Owen D. John ruled the incident a boy and girl quarrel and discharged Donovan at the hearing held last evening.

John Donovan Jackson Street Timothy Jones Owen D. John Freda Whlesburg

Funeral Services for Mrs Mary Roberts Held at Home

Funeral services were conducted at 2 PM yesterday for Mrs Mary Roberts who died Monday at her daughter Mrs William Mingle’s home 20 Starkcourt. Rev H McDermott D D pastor of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church officiated. A church quartet sang several hymns and the floral tributes were numerous in display.

Mary Roberts William Mingle Starkcourt H. (. McDermott Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church

Funeral services and burial at Washburn Street cemetery

The obituary notes the deceased was held for funeral services followed by a procession to Washburn Street cemetery. A short service was held at the grave and the remains were interred. Pall-bearers named were Valentine Darby, George Jenkins sr, George Jenkins Jr, and John Walters.

Washburn Street Valentine Darby George Jenkins George Jenking John Walters

Funeral Services for Thomas J. Thomas Held at Home

The funeral for the late Thomas J. Thomas was conducted yesterday afternoon from 112 South Keyser Avenue by Rev. Thomas de Gruehy of Jackson Street Baptist Church. A brief tribute followed as mourners viewed the casket before the procession to Wickburn Street Cemetery where interment occurred. Pallbearers included J. L. Jenkins, John J. Morgan, David Vaughn, W. Jones, Edward Thomas and D. Evans.

Thomas J. Thomas South Keyser Avenue Thomas de Gruehy Jackson Street Baptist Church Wickburn Street J. L. Jenkins John J. Morgan David Vaughn W. Jones Edward Thomas D. §. Evans

James and Dickie Wed in Surprise Luzerne Street Ceremony

Miss Rachel James of Luzerne street and David Dickie of North Rebecca avenue were quietly married in Binghamton on Friday by a city clergyman. The couple, popular with friends, will reside at the bride’s Luzerne street home with her parents.

Rachel James Luzerne Street David Dickie North Rebecca Avenue Binghamton Parlor City

Simpson church steam heating contract awarded to Scott

The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church awarded the steam plant contract to Charles B. Scott. Two special cars carried the Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church's Sabbath school to Nay Ang ee yesterday. William J. Price funeral attendees include William M. Johns of Dayton and John M. Price of New York.

Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Charles B. Scott Chestnut Street Nay Angee John Davis Cora Holland Hinghamton Lydia Davis North Main G Club G Grounds Florence Pearl Davis North Main Avenue la Plume South Main Avenue Continental National OW and Refining Company William Penn Morgan Wintondale West Side Scranton Fred Davis North Sumner Avenue Ansley Della Davis Nettle Halleck Waverly Robert Dawes William M. Johns Dayton, O John M. Price New York William J. Price

Sewer bonds signed. work to start on trunk line

After delays the $35 000 sewer bonds were awarded to Dennison Pryor & Co of Cleveland and signed by borough officers. Work on a main trunk sewer from East Drinker Street near Gibbons hotel to the Green Ridge colliery is planned, with laterals left to property owners. Injunction actions possible and much of the bond proceeds already spent. Colonial council officers installed at a Daughters of America meeting.

Dennison, Pryor & Co Cleveland Natonal Bank East Drinker Street Gibbons’ Hotel Reinal Green Ridge Colonial Council Daughters of America Rose Correll Mary Webber Emma Brink Rena Correll Ella Schents Emma Wilds Susie Bell Lucy Wescott Philopena Warner Amanda Smith Mary de Grote Phoebe Packard Inside Sentinel Flora Zimmerman Outside Maud Lewis Bessie Bulger Anna Joyce Emma Howard Florence Tiffany Lydia Hallock Fred Howard Willie Bulger Norman Jones Walter Brink John Joyce Howard Arthur Conrad Ralph Jackson Harry van Horn Walter Halleck Elizabeth McConomy Lanecaster Agnes Canfield Newark Superintendent Davis Allegheny W. H. Gibbons Gibbons Ll. M. Smith Newport R. J Mia C. H. Davis Lynn Susquehanna Counts R. N. Davis Wakel Street Alexander Marsh Jefferson Avenue Moses Taylor Hospital

Ice cream cake social at Green Ridge Baptist Church

The Green Ridge Baptist Church ladies with names starting B and D plan an ice cream and cake social on the church lawn this evening. John Lewis and family return from a Lake Ariel stay. J M Walker family camp at White Ferry. Daisy Perry returns from Carbondale visit. Six Knights of Malta initiates at regular meeting in Masonic Hall. Why Gi'a lodge rents Dr Heller's cottage at Lake.

Green Ridge Baptist Church Church Lawn John Lewis Lake Ariel J. M. Walker Green Ridge Street White Ferry Daisy Perry Capouse Avenue Carbondale Knights of Malta Masonic Hall Dickson Avenue Dr. Heller Lake

Winola plans two week resort trip with Hawley guests

Misses Perry Palmer Greeley Cavell Shoemaker Feinberg Davis Fellows At kineon and others depart tomorrow for a two week stay at a popular resort. Chaperones include Mrs Palmer Cavell Kiple and Mrs Greeley. Local society notes also mention visits, church events and a Home for the Friendless service led by Mrs Howell.

New York Asbury Episcopal Church William Campman Weat Pitteton Green Ridge Knickerbockers Women's Christian Temperance Union Howell C. A. Benjjamin Mra. J Miller Mra. Hilarne Mra. Downing Mra

Pretty North Scranton Wedding at Holy Rosary Church

Miss Mary Gerrity of West Market street married Martin Martin of Texas at Holy Rosary church on Tuesday at five in the afternoon. Rev N J McManus officiated with a large gathering. The bride wore white moire de soie and was attended by Miss Mary Loftus. best man was Thomas Martin of Waterbury Conn. A reception followed at Mrs Thomas Loftus home. The bride is a former chief operator for Central Pennsylvania Telephone in Green Ridge. They will reside in Texas.

Holy Rosary Church Mary Gerrity West Market Street Martin Gerrity Howell & King's Brewery Martin Martin Texas N. J. McManuas Mary Loftus Thomas Martin Waterbury, Conn Mermaid Thomas Loftus Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company Green Ridge

Miss Mary Davies Hosts Informal Mary Davies Reception

About fifty friends gathered at Miss Mary Davies home on William Street last evening. Violinist M. M. Frichtel and pianist Miss Marlon Mills performed, and Miss Davies sang several numbers. Attendees included numerous local socialites and names such as Davies, Wilcox, Williams, Stone, and Frichtel.

Mary Davies New York City William Street M. M. Frichtel Marlon Mills Miss Davies Mme. Blauvelt Lloyd Benton Thomas Williams Potter Morris Lees Payne Dawson Mills Wilcox Davies Stone Stofft Hazel Davies Margaret Williams Messrs Leeds Lee Fickes Singer Kiger Whaley Hubler Davis Kemmerling Geddes Frichtel

Collision on North Main injures coal wagon driver

A Providence car No 402 collided with a coal wagon driven by William OHaro of Green Ridge on North Main avenue near Watkin street. O Hara rode on the car truck and was unaware of the approaching vehicle until impact. Darkness and poor visibility contributed to the crash. the car’s fender and vestibule were damaged while the wagon suffered no damage.

Providence William O'Haro Green Ridge North Main Avenue Watkin Street O'Hara

Oswald Lowe Birthday Lawn Party Noted At Park Street

Mrs. Thomas Lowe hosted a birthday lawn party on Tuesday for her son Oswald on Park Street. Guests included Edna Place Jennie Naunktrell Laura Wilson Lilian Loughran Ethel Rodham May Conrad Bessie Nanktrell Louise Detty William Harte Charles Rodham George Raine Fred Hignet Victor Detty John Conrad Ralph Elidred Frank Elidred Bert Loughran Albert Lowe Brunley Miller Ray Miller and others with music games and refreshments on the lawn.

Thomas Lowe Park Street Oswald Lowe Edna Place Jennie Marlon Naunktrell Laura Wilson Lilian Loughran Alice Louise Ralne Jennie Shotto Blanche Miller Ethel Rodham May

Scranton Institute gymnasium closing exhibition night

Tonight the Scranton Institute gymnasium hosts a closing exhibition with sixty performers in drills and exercises. The ladies’ class will perform on heavy apparatus and a comedy box act is featured. Dr. Young the instructor will lead with juggling and club swinging as a large audience is anticipated.

Scranton Institute Ing Mateh Dr. Young William Hell Peckville William Kitchow Philadelphia North Main Avenue William Howells David Jones Montrose Nellie Hughes West Market Street

Funeral Services For William J Price This Afternoon

The funeral for William J Price will be held this afternoon at 230 o'clock at his West Locust street home with Rev E J Morris of Wilkes Barre officiating. Burial follows at Washburn street cemetery. Andrew J Healey of Dunmore has a funeral at 9 40 this morning from his brother in law James H Kellys home on Drinker street and Church avenue with services at St Marys church at 10. Cars from Dunmore Throop Drinker or Laurel Hill may transport attendees to the house.

William J. Price West Locust Street E. J. Morris Wilkes-Barre Washburn Street Andrew J. Healey Dunmore James H. Kelly Drinker Street Church

Old remedy praised for teething relief in mothers

An old patent medicine, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, is extolled as a trusted teething remedy used for sixty years across the United States. It claims to ease pain, stop diarrhea and griping in children, selling for about twenty-five to thirty cents per bottle.

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West Davies-Freeman Law Department University of Pennsylvania Dufour Geo. W. Jenkins Main Ave Mian Craser Solo Edna Sax Reading Pauline Phelps Roberts NOAA Gibson Madras Globe Warehouse T. J. Thomas Dickie-James North Scranton News ALL Havana Inperial Ccar CO Cubanola Cigar Meldrum, Scott & CO Penn Avenue Atterbury Sumter Brothers, Complete Outfitters
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