Local residents and visitors arrive in city yesterday
J M Sanderson from Throop and L E Hewett from Towanda were among those in the city yesterday. J M Crandall of Waverly and B F Maxay of Forest City also visited. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Dalton called on friends, while A A Nichols of Clark's Summit and W J Raub with daughter Mamé spent days in Philadelphia. Colonel E H Butler of the Buffalo News left via New York after a two day visit in Green Ridge. Dr EO Pigeon departs Scranton for Brooklyn to head the surgical department of the United States Dental Association there. Frear and Alvich fly to Chicago for Reformed Episcopal general council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sanderson
Throop
L. E. Hewett
Towanda
J. M. Crandall
Waverly
B. F. Maxay
Forest City
Frank Smith
Dalton
A. A. Nichols
Clark's Summit
W. J. Raub
Mamé
Philadelphia
A. A. Anthony
New York
JM. Rhodes
Meadville
Wyoming
Carl M. Kelly
Equining
Jennings
Lehigh Valley Railroad
E. H. Butler
The
Buffalo News
Green Ridge
EO. Pigeon
Scranton
Brooklyn
United States Dental Association
RM Frear
G. L. Alvich Jett
Chicago
General Council
Reformed Episcopal Church
Frenr
West
Scranton Business Directory Project and Local Notices
A forthcoming Scranton business guide promises leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests with illustrations of buildings streets and citizens. The edition aims to attract newcomers and serve as city advertisement with wide circulation and strong local representation. Also notes Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup trusted for decades and a council vote about plans for a Mulberry street bridge. Funeral details for William Roberts listed with times and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Timene
Scranton
Kent
Tan Taisune
Thosk Witosk
Plana
Mulberry Tract
Selegy
William Kellow
Lackawanna River
Mulberry Street
I Will Compete at Lake Ariel on July 4
West Side news notes Rev Abadl Parry sermon reception and Republican Club meeting. Paul Keifer, 14, nearly struck by a Bloomsburg division train after returning from an L league game. he fell, suffered a deep leg gash, treated by Dr Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Abadl. Parry
Republican Club
Paul
Joseph Keifer
Tenth Street
Bloomsburg
Hogan Park
Scranton Street
Rivfer
M. J. Williams
Choir plans and cantata prep amid lake elateddfod scene
A committee formed to organize a mighty voiced choir for the Lake Ariel elateddfod on July 4 with a $300 prize for O Father Whose Almighty Power. T M Wuatiinos named leader. Samuel avenue Presbyterian church choir rehearsed for the cantata Hater to be staged at Music Hall on Jane 1. The Harmonio choral society to meet at First Welan Baptist church to claim laurels from Pittston elsteddfod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Thomas
T. G. Evans
William W. Evans
Thomas Marshall
T. Watkins
T. M. Watkins
Protheros
Wouthing
South Main Avenue
Lake Ariel
T. M. Wuatiinos
Samuel Avenue Presbyterian Church
Reception to Rev Parry at Welsh Baptist Church
The Rev Abel J. Parry preached in Welsh at the First Welsh Baptist church on South Main avenue to a large audience. He urged Christians to “see clearly” and not lack the faith, citing Moses and Mount Pisgah, with a reception for Rev A T Parry held at Mr Davies’ home on South Main avenue afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel J. Parry
First Welsh Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Baptist Cinrot
W. J. Jones
Moges
Canunon
Mount Pisgah
Tilogda
A.T. Parry
Davies
Various Local Notices and Social Updates from Wilkes-Barre
Company F will drill this evening. Alderman M L Blair seen at Elmhurst The Dodge Bellegus and Oxford mines paid today. Will Davies of Wyoming called on friends here yesterday. Mrs Howell Harris visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre. Rev J Marsland returned home from Susquehanna visit. Edward Roberts and daughter Laurie visiting friends on Cheatnut street. Amos Nichols returned to Montrose after visiting Mrs B G Morgan. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Dowrick interred at Washburn Street cemetery. Twilight Social club picnic postponed to tomorrow. Mr and Mrs John Morgan and Mr and Mrs T K Jones visited Elinaret. Frank Harrison returned from a visit with J M Williams. A child of O Mara died yesterday. funeral tomorrow. interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. New Republican club to meet Friday at Hyde Park Free library. Disturbance on South Jackson street. windows damaged. Lieutenant Williams summoned. Davies of Davies Williams learned of sister's death Mrs David Gwillyn of Pollardawe. Edward Johnson, contortionist, performed on North Main avenue. a purse collected for Buffalo. St Davids Guardian article on She Do nothin Society praised. John Morrin to instruct the choir. iron fence funds noted. Guardian full of St Davids church items for workers. Gilt edged butter, 20, Caniminos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Blair
Elmhurst
Dodge
Bellegus
Oxford
Will Davies
Wyoming
Mra
Howell Harris
South Main Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Rev
J. Marsland
Susquehanna
Edward Roberts
Laurie
Cheatnut Strait
Amos Nichols
Montrose
B. G. Morgan
Thomas Dowrick
Eynonstrest
Washburn Street
Twilight Social Club
Weber
John Morgan
Jackson Street
T. K. Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Elinaret
Frank Harrison
Brooklyn
R. Y
J. M. Williams
North Main Avenue
O'Mara
Vin Brren Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
New Republican Club
Frida
Hyde Par Free Library
South Jackson Street
John Pugh
Sarah Barrett
Williams
B. Davies
Davies & Willams
John Morrin
St. David's
W. H. Sante
J. David's Church
Advantages of Scranton as a Manufacturing Hub
Secretary D B Atherton of the board of trade lauds Scranton for cheap fuel costing under 3 per horsepower per year when improved plants are built, abundant pure water, and ample labor at reasonable rates. He notes no strikes, steady silk and other industries through the depression, tax-free ten-year abatements to lure new plants, and two outside industries considering locating there. He claims Scranton as the best U S manufactory city with cheap fuel, transport, and a high quality of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Tribune
Scranton
United States
Conneil to Have It Done On Pittston Turnpike Abandonment
Streets and bridges committee plans adverse report on abandoning Pittston turnpike from Gibbone to Sandereatreeta and favors opening Birney Avenue parallel to the turnpike. Petition to grate north Ponn Avenue from Lackawanna Iron and Steel land will seek damages release. Also slated improvements at Pittston and Prospect avenues, a North Main Avenue culvert, flagstone sidewalks on Monsey Avenue, and other ward projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opinmon
Pittston Turnpike
Gibbone
Sandereatreeta
Birney Avenue
Ponn Avenue
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Lurch Street
Delightful Organ Recital at Penn Avenue Baptist
Miss Plor ence Richmond will give an organ recital at Penn Avenue Baptist Church this evening with soprano Mrs. Kate Crossin O'Brien and cellist Mr. T. M. Rippard of Wilkes-Barre. The programme includes Bach and Meyertner pieces, and ends with Toccata. no admission charge, a voluntary silver offering at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussc Lovata
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Plorence Richmond
Miss Richmond
Kate Crossin O'Brien
T. M. Rippard
Wilkes-Barre
Bach
S Meyertner
Dour
Sixteen Witnesses Examined in Ward Election Contest
The Twelfth ward election contest hearing continued yesterday afternoon as Henry W. Coyne and John Kearney challenge Commons Councilman Morin Sweeney and Select Councilman James Manley. Sixteen witnesses testified with a crowd thrice that number in attendance. the hearing adjourned at 6 pm to resume next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Coyne
John Kearney
Moryn Sweeney
James Manley
Property sale at Bell's Head promotes four acres for residence
On Saturday Frederick Fuller Wade M Finn and H H Shafer bought the Tripp estate property at Bell's Head about four acres for $25,000 with plans to lay out lots and open streets to boost desirability for homes. In Inez Elm Park church 115 members were received into full membership after completing probation, the largest single addition since organization. A quarterly Congregational meeting for Lavkawantia and Gezerene counties will be at First Welsh Congregational Providence with a 2 pm conference, then evening preaching, and another conference Wednesday at 10 am followed by services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fuller
Wade M. Finn W
Congregationaniata
Lavkawantia
Gezerne
First Welsh Congregational Church
Providence
Lackawanna School Board Debates Barleteh Certification
The Lackawanna township school board met at No 2 School in Taylor for organization but adjourned after disputing receipt of Robert Barleteh's election certificate from Moose. The board plans to meet again tonight to continue the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diepiute
Barleteh
Lackawanna Township
Taylor
Robert Barleteh
Moose
Gantschi & Sons Offers Restored Orchestral Music Boxes
Philadelphia manufacturer Gantschi & Sons at 1000 Chestnut Street advertises restored music boxes with new tunes. Specialty focuses on repairing and improving old boxes, touting high quality orchestral sound and exclusivity for discerning owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantschi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Tar Trip offers tenth of America portfolio readers
A new arrangement enables Tar Trip to offer one of the twenty parts of the America portfolio for ten cents. Ten parts are ready. It is a fine collection of popular photographic views available in print stamps or cash. No coupon is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Notes of South Side Recognize Miss Dickinson Address
The South Side branch of the Young Women's Christian Association hosted Miss Susan Dickinson who spoke on the Elizabeathan era. Her engaging delivery contrasted Elizabethan manners with modern women’s roles and drew praise for historical insight and eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Susan Dickinson
Miss Dickinson
Spealker
Beiler
Elizabeth
England
Much Respected Citizen James Merrick Dies
James Merrick of Greenwood dies after a long illness. An early settler and pioneer of Luzerne County he settled near the woodlands, later moved to Minnesota then Nebraska before returning home. He leaves three children William Ellen and James. the latter serves in the United States Army. Funeral plans to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Merrick
Greenwood
Lickawanna County
Merrick
Minooita
Nebraska
William
Ellen
James
United States Army
William Connell Hogs to Get Team and Harness
Council actions authorize Foreman Andrew White to purchase a team and harness for the William Connell Hogs. D. P. Battle advocated for four teams with new gear amid prior estimates of 900 dollars for horses, but auditing leaders guided approval. The purchase is deemed much needed for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Connecilman D. P. Battle
William Connell Hogs Company
Whersy
William Connelly
Battle
Connelly
Local Notes on Residents and a Tragic Death
Peter Art of New York visits friends here. Mrs. FL Moore recovers from illness. Michael McGovern returns from Pittsburg after a month away. Eddie Hartman fully recovers from a skull fracture. Howell J. Brooks attends the Republican convention. Mrs. John Kellerman of 517 Willow Street dies at 85 after two weeks illness. funeral tomorrow at 2 pm in Pittaton avenue cemetery. Two well dressed men attempt a church collection at Guthuing's butcher shop and leave when challenged. The scene reflects a wary stance toward beggars and solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Art
New York
FL Moore
Cedar Avenue
Michael McGovern
Remington Avenve
Pittsburg
Eddie Hartman
Pittston Avenue
Howell J. Brooks
Lackawanna Township
John Kellerman
Willowstreet
Pittaton Avenue
Letters From The People Impatient Readers Publish Names
Under this heading short letters from readers are printed when accompanied by the writer's name. The paper notes it is not responsible for opinions published and urges readers to send their letters with proper attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae Tien
Tay Bela
Notable editor letter tackles Sabbath question and law
Editor Dian Liu thanks readers for morning piece on Sabbath issues. Letter defends lawful enforcement, critiques Donyism, and recalls local figures including Mr Dony and the American Sabbath Union, noting clergy and public opinion support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tum Tutmiesa
Dian Liu
Scranton
South Carolina
Coke
Dien
Brand
Dony
Anthony Womateck
Warkhurst
Mr. Dony
Brent Methodist Church
Pati
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Weber, Shaw
Emerson
New England
Weston Will Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mir’s. Court House Square
HH. B. Ware
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Bicycle
Slu
Washington Ave
Fondle & Wosis
Ballantine
Alex
Bist
E. J. Waxsu
WHIKA
Roberts
William Roberts
Warner Street
News OF
West Side
Paul Kiefer
Scaaxton ‘Trintry
MR. Parry
Little West Side News Notes
Atherton
Conneil
Dorie Toccata
Old City
Hexon
America Illustrated
William Connells
A. W. Dickson
Scranton, Pa
Tie Tamuxn
Dean Sun
Conte
Draggista
Jr. Dong
Gannan
Tomas
Dane
William Connell
Andrew White Menoivay
Wrichel & Bullar
Nome Jersey Creamry
Tlome Poultry Farm
CG. Ditchburn
Martin & Delany Custom Tailors and Clothiers
Wyoming Avenue
Charlie Delaine
Christian
Atoll2
Spruce Street
Republic
Gentlemen'’s Furnislings
Pennsylveanha
Lackawannan
Christhin
Dang S
Folke
Maurier
MR. Oony
Florey & Holt ¥. M. GC. A. Building
Conrad
Hatter
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Fictor
Gondron
Eclipse
Levell
Dinmone
Anesthene
DRS
Henwood & Wardelie
Mevant
Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna Ave
Brent
Ee Piawtosis
Pecent
Lealy Arcata
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Allantio
Lucas
U.S
Campbell
Johnson
Elaine
Alcbastine
Alatestia
Walla
Reynalds
London
Paris
Lacka. Ave
Alex, Phillips
Charys
Keystone Hothl
Cros Keys
Hromley Ave
Swetland
Phillips
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