West Scranton Cathol ic Total Abstinence groups organize for Father Mathew day parade
Representatives from Father Mathew society, Cadets, St. Leo’s Battalion, Pioneer Corps, St. Cecelia’s Ladies, and Juveniles met at St. Leo’s hall to plan the Father Mathew day parade and picnic on October 10 in West Scranton. J C Gallagher was named permanent chairman and D D Lenihan secretary. James Murphy treasurer.
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West Scranton
St. Leo's Hall
J. ©. Gallagher
Father Mathew Society
J. C. Gallagher
J. J. Shaughnessy
J. J. Sweeney
Father Mathew
Morris O'T. Walsh
John Murphy
James Brown
St. Leo's Battalion
James Murphy
Nicholas Burke
Thomas Gilroy
Thomia Langan
John Shaughnessy
St. Paul's Pioneer Corps
William Riley
Henry Rainey
Walter McNicholls
D. D. Lenihan
J. Orr
St. Cecelia's
Charles Lasher
Margaret
St. Patrick's Parish
Forest City
Hazleton
National Bowling team loses two of three to Atterbury
The National Bowling team from North Bcranton played three exhibitions with the Atterbury team of the Electric City Wheelmen on the latter’s alleys last night and were defeated in two games. None of the matches were notably brilliant.
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Bcranton
Atterbury
Electric City Wheelmen
Davis and Eva Baker Wed in Central City Home Ceremony
Thomas Davis of the central city and Miss Eva Baker of 115 South Hyde Park avenue united in marriage at 6 yesterday afternoon. Rev. S F Mathews officiated at the First Baptist church home ceremony attended by close relatives. The couple will live with the bride’s parents after a wedding dinner, with attendance by Miss Marie McCormick and William Murray and serenade by the South Scranton Mandolin club.
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Thomas Davis
Central City
Eva Baker
Hyde Park Avenue
S. F. Mathews
First Baptist Church
Thomas Baker
Thomas Vanston
Mousseline de Sole
Mrs. Davis
Marie McCormick
William Murray
South Scranton
Final meeting of Bellevue church term
The Y. P. 8. C. BE. of the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church holds the final term meeting tonight at 7 30. The programme includes opening hymn solo recitation Bible reading and prayer paper on Temperance a duet and the secretary's report followed by closing hymn and the Benediction.
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Bellevue
Alfred Jones
Temperance
Wm. Davies
Beatrice Morgan
Edith Davies
Taliesin W. Davies
C.ecceeeer
Congregation
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Youth Union Debates At Jackson Street Church
The Baptist Young People's Union of Jackson Street Baptist Church will host its regular monthly entertainment and social in the church assembly room this evening. A debate is featured with the topic Which Stands Most.
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Baptist Young People's Union
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Prominent Bible Figures to Attend Evening Event
Hilijah’s cause will be espoused by Mesara Thomas and Howe with Isaiah’s interests handled by Messrs. Jones and Byane. The affair will be open to all young people who are assured of an enjoyable evening if they attend.
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Elijah
Tealah
Hilijah
Mesara
Thomas
Howe
Isaiah
Messrs
Jones
Byane
Morgan Returns from Georgia Gold Mine Trip
B G Morgan insurance and Breamship agent has returned from a week in Georgia in the interest of the Crown Mountain Gold and Milling company. He spent much time at Dahlonega surveying the gold mines and reports witnessing interesting sights. Morgan was accompanied by A R Davis, a practical engineer.
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B. G. Morgan
Georgia
Crown Mountain Gold and Milling Company
Dahlonega
Mr. Morgan
A. R. Davis
Funeral Services for Mrs Elizabeth Hughes Held at Hyde Park Ave
Remains of the late Mrs Elizabeth Hughes were honored with a 2 PM service at 164 South Hyde Park Avenue conducted by Rev D D Hopkins of the First Welsh Baptist Church assisted by Rev Thomas de Gruchy of Jackson Street Baptist Church. A quartet from the Welsh church sang hymns and pallbearers included six church deacons. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.
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Elizabeth Hughes
South
Hyde Park Avenue
D. D., Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
John T. Williams
Joseph Reynolds
Evan J. Davis
John J. Morgan
Henry P. Davies
James A. Evans
The
Welsh Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Notes and Personalities Highlight Local News
Miss Nellie Thomas and Mary Davis of Utica N Y visit West Park hosts Bert Davis depart. Several residents make trips, attend church events, or plan excursions. James Jeremiah Jr goes to Washington for government apprenticeship. Marriage of Joseph R Westover and Fannie B Gillman at Simpson church yesterday. District organizers visit local groups and Epworth delegates prepare for Tunkhannock convention.
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Nellie Thomas
Mary Davis
Utica
N. Y
Bert Davis
North Sumner Avenue
West Park
Malin Avenue
Washburn Street
James Jeremiah
Lafayette Street
Washington, D. C
James McCormick
North Main Avenue
Pittston
Della Davis
North Bromley Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Oliver
Thirteenth Street
Myfanwy Jones
Wales
Olive Escott
South Main Avenue
Honesdale
Mary Coleman
Filmore Avenue
Willam Sutton
South Rebecca Avenue
Buffalo
David Williams
Bellevue Street
Boston
William Hughes
New York
North Hyde Park Avenue
Metropolis
Griffith T. Davis
North Malin Avenue
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Gibbons
Carbondale
Ruth Fellows
Tenth Street
Philadelphia
Margaret Hughes
F. Mathews
Nellie Powell
Kingston
Mary Owens
South Lincoln Avenue
William J. Davies
South Malin Avenue
Ehrenfeld
Cambria County
McClare & Brooks
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph R. Westover
Fannie B. Gillman
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
H. C
McDermott
A. O. H. Choir
M. G. Langan
Catholic Relief and Beneficial Association
M. S. Hall
Simpson
Epworth League
Tunkhannock
May Jones
Florence Keith
Arthur Phillips
Pen Argyl
Rey
Mia
D. C. Phillips
South Hyde Park Avenue
Daniel Davis
Allen's Foot-Ease promotes comfortable feet this season
Use Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes for cooling relief from snorting feet tight shoes and swelling. It eases corns bunions ingrowing nails and blisters and makes walking easy. Sold by all druggists and stores. address Allen & LBoy.
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Allen
Allen & la Boy
Bb. T
Social notes from Nanticoke and surrounding towns
Catherine of Nanticoke visits Rev and Mrs Phillips of South Hyde Park avenue. Miss Bessie Thompson of Peckville visits cousins Lucia and Ethel Fellows at Tenth and Luzerne streets. Mrs Lockwood of South Main avenue visits friends in New York. William Sell of Hornbrook guest of Rev H C McDermott on North Hyde Park avenue. Ada McDermott of Syracuse university expected home today for summer. Mr and Mrs Ira R Hatch of Verde Colorado return from visit with Leander Hatch at North Hyde Park avenue. M A Tibbitts of South Ninth street considers a visit with friends in Monroe New Jersey.
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Catherine
Nanticoke
D. C. Phillips
South Hyde Park Avenue
Bessie Thompson
Peckville
Lucia and
Ethel Fellows
Tenth
Luzerne Streets
Theodore A. Lockwood
South Main Avenue
New York
William Sell
Hornbrook
H. C. McDermott
North Hyde Park Avenue
Ada McDermott
Syracuse University
Ira R. Hatch
Valverde
Col
Leander Hatch
M. A. Tibbitts
South Ninth Street
Monroe
Sussex County
N. J
Lecture on Hawaiian Islands by Prof McMurray at North Scranton
Prof McMurray, musical director at North Main Avenue Baptist, will lecture on Sights and Scenes in Hawaiian Islands and the Great Volcano with illustrations at North Scranton’s Providence Presbyterian under Ladies Aid. The talk repeats a praised performance from the Tabernacle and includes vocal selections. a large audience is expected.
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Alderman Meyers
John Lucas
Michael Muslar
Anthony Hulan
South Scranton
Muslar
Hulan
William Evans
Wayne Avenue
Illinois
Esau Price
Rockwell Street
Wales
Dr. H. Young
Institute
New York City
John L. Evans
Warren Street
W. A. Mitchell
North Main Avenue
Forty Fort
Two Buggies Collide on Cedar Avenue
In South Scranton last evening two buggies belonging to William Zeigler and James O Boyle collided in the 300 block of Cedar avenue. Bystanders restrained the horses to avoid a serious crash. Both O Boyle family members and Zeigler’s party escaped with only slight injuries.
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William Zeigler
James O'Boyle
Cedar Avenue
O'Boyle
Phillip Rader
East Mauch Chunk
Mauch Chunk
Father Helnen
St. Joseph's Cemetery
John Gassner
Henry Belneman
John Exner
Michael Ryan
Conday Boyle
Joseph Schmidt
Paul Schweibeng
Albert Kolb
Storr
John Hahn
William Sunday
John Fink
Scranton
Panos Pry
Seataneee
E. J. Schmidt
Albany area residents return home. Slack held on charges
Commodore P Slack of 1615 Penn Ave faced three charges assault and battery desertion and threats before Alderman Leates. He was held for court in 200 dollars on each charge with his wife Lizzie as prosecutor. Joseph Scholl of Buffalo visits friends in the area. Cal church in Albany expects to return home today. B F P Jayne acted as bondeman.
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Cal Church
Albany
Joseph Scholl
Buffalo
Commodore P. Slack
Penn Avenue
Alderman Leates
Lizzie
Slack
Jayne
Bondeman
Obituary notices for Silas Leach and Patrick Coleman
Silas Leach, longtime city businessman, died after three weeks illness at his brother’s home in Wilkes-Barre. He was about 65, served as secretary of Dickson Manufacturing, deputy treasurer under J. B. Von Bergen, and held posts at Benners Manufacturing and West Pittston Engine. He leaves brothers G. W. Leach, Oliver Leach, and I. M. Leach. Funeral plans later. Patrick Coleman, valued young man, died at his parents’ Hickory street home after a pleurisy relapse following a cold. Survived by parents and sisters Nellie, Marie, and brothers Michael and Francis. funeral arrangements to follow.
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Silas Leach
G. W. Leach
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Leach
Dickson Manufacturing Company
G. L. Dickson
J. B. von Bergen
Benners Manufacturing Company
New York
Patrick Coleman
Michael Coleman
Hickory Street
Nellie
Marie
Michael
Francis
Dunmore School Board Sees New Members Elected
The Dunmore board welcomed new member P J Murray and re-elected M H Costello and president Irwin with all committees reporting completion of past tasks. Superintendent Bovard cited 2226 enrollment and 82 percent attendance, urging stricter enforcement for ages 9 to 14. Costs and bills were approved, and the council approved street lighting contract and street name changes.
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Miller
M. H. Costello
P. J. Murray
Correll
Bovard
Myr
Irwin
Haggerty
Dunmore Electric Light Company
Messrs
Brogan, Cooney and McAllister
School Board
County Commissioners
Green Ridge Notes Through School Absence and Local Events
Miss Jennie Bonear of No 27 school has given up her duties due to ill health with Miss Mary Greely substituting. Mrs Frank Phillips and son Thomas plan a two week trip to Boston. King's Daughters at Green Ridge Presbyterian met at Mrs J B Ross’s home where her report on the Philadelphia state convention was read. Harry Von Storeh and Frank Mead fished at Manchester pond. Rev A F Chaffee attended Mrs Sarah Peck’s funeral in Green Ridge. A committee of Fidian Atherton and AL Fowler arranged a Modern Woodmen event in Masonic hall on Friday night.
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Jennie Bonear
No. 27
Mary Greely
East Market Street
Bonear
Frank Phillips
Thomas
Sanderson Avenue
Boston
King's Daughters
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
J. B. Ross
Joseph Fidian
J. M. Atherton
AL Fowler
Modern Woodmen of America
Masonic Hall
Dickson Ayer Nue
Bids Opened for Publication of Four Year Legislative Record
In Harrisburg on June 2 bids were opened in the senate chamber by Speaker Marshall and Senate President Pro Tem for the four year publication of the Legislative Record. The action marks the start of a new contract cycle for the official state record publication.
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Legislative Record
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Senate Chamber
Marshall
Senate
Harrisburg man wins contract for pages and Philadelphia bidder seals wrapper deal
Beott J Stackpole of Harrisburg secured the contract at 2 percent below the maximum price of 10 per page. Clarence M Busch of Philadelphia was the lowest bidder for furnish wraps and was awarded the contract with a bid of 859 16 below the maximum price of 10 per set.
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Beott
BE. J. Stackpole
Harrisburg
Clarence M. Busch
Philadelphia
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Sebasbine Seas Oone
Dufour
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Main Ave
Davis-Baker
Social and Entertainment
Yard
Globe Warehouse
Hughes
Charterhouse Sq
London
Rue de la P Potrer Dive
Cnem
Gutiguearesovent Pals
North Scranton
Dunmore
Bureness Burschell
Scranton Loan Guaranty Company
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Carpet & Furniture Co
Lackawanna Avenue
Elks’ Carnival
Green Ridge
Sugar Trust
Joyce Stores
Supreme Court
Adames
Dauphin
Fulton
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