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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1895

Page

3

Social notes from Honemlale and Madison area

Miss Minnie Connolly of Honemlale visits Miss Lucy Carroll of Madison avenue. Rev J B Guinea of Gettysburg attends services at Rev Foster A Gitt’s Lutheran church. Miss Sprange travels to Burlington Vermont for commencement at Bishop Hopkins Hall and plans visits with a school friend at Rutland and Branson.

Minnie Connolly Honemlale Lucy Carroll Madson Avenue J. B. Guinea Gettysburg Foster A. Gitt Miss Sprange Burlington, Vt Mishop Hopkins’ Hall Rutlind and Branson

Funeral set for Tuesday of JAMES O Brien in this city

James O'Brien brother of Dr J E O'Brien and Richard O'Brien and of Thomas O'Brien of Wilkes Barre died yesterday at 6 20 AM at his home 740 Madison Avenue aged 41 He was superintendent of the Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co here and held a similar post in Wilkes Barre A widow and one son survive The funeral is planned for Tuesday morning from his late residence

James O'Brien J. E. O'Brien Richard O'Brien Western Union Company Thomas O'Brien Wilkes-Barre Madison Avenue Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company

Railroad Notes Highlight Weekend Pranks And Local Deals

Roundhouse workers roast Engineer W D Roberts and his goat The Delaware Lackawanna and Western faces no pay today but will compensate train crews tomorrow. Gus Duffy returns from Galesburg convention. Brakeman Frank Staples fished near Little Bushkull with little to show. August Milbrandt plans his wedding to Matilda Rolf on June 20 at 1025 Webster Ave. Port Reading interlocking plant contract awarded to National Switch and Signal for Reading and Lehigh Valley crossing replacing electro pneumatic. Most Indianapol is lines go half fare Sunday travel. Oklahoma court upholds rail for refusing stop at unscheduled stop. ASME notes compound locomotives use less steam than simple types. Bonaparte belt for sale. Laurel Hill Park hosts a large rally with balloon ascent and Lawrence band.

Roundhouse W. D. Roberts Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Gus Duffy Convention of Brotherhood of Mailway Galesburg Ill Frank Staples Little Bushkull Indianapolis Oklahoma Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Duthrie American Society of Mechanical Engineers F. W. Dean Read

Children’s Day Brightens Churches with Songs and Flowers

A citywide Children’s Day celebrating youth and faith filled churches with sunlit services. Elm Park Church reported a large crowd and floral decorations planned by Miss Grace Norton and Miss Sophie Schlager. The First Presbyterian, Providence Presbyterian and others held multi‑service programs featuring recitations, music, flags, and sermons. Clergy from multiple parishes spoke on duty, patriotism, and youth training, with efforts to raise funds for a South Side mission chapel.

Elm Park Church Grace Norton Mises Sophie Schlager W. H. Peares C. D. Jones Charles Schlager FP. P. Christon Alfred Connell George Scott Rose Surdam Maud Schlaser Josie Phelps Church Quartette Epworth League Allan Lawrence Draeger Miss Sullivan Alfred Wooler Richard Thomas Captain May William Connell Attorney Bowers First Presbyterian Church South Side South Ste James McLeod Louis F. Mattes A. W. Dickson McLeo South Side Mission North End Asbury Methodist Providence Christian Church Providence Presbyterian Church H. H. McKeehan Reese Watkins George E. Guild Philadelphia August Lange Hickory Street Presbyterian Church John Lentes Zion Imiunnerchor Mies Lenk Lentes Simall Ure Fred Kirchhoff Mre Tiroester Fred Herman Theodore Levert Wille Gquthelns Kate Hediich Emma Meta Walter Schemer Samg “Heuer Scranton Baengerrunde Alther Club Lentes West Side Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Joseph A. Meara Lela Porter Anna Bunnell M. Louise Williams D. A. Stone Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church BE. Davies Excelsior Rex Hugh Davies Calvinlette Methodist Church D. C. Hughes Jackson Street Hughes W. 8. Jones First Welsh Baptist Church Allen New York Mr. Harris Taylor Calvary Popular Church Welsh Baptist Church Barcons J. B. Guinea Gettysburg Young Men's Christian Association Gospel Singers Jones Utica N. Y New York State Harris Calvary Baptist Church Sacred Heart of Jesus St. Peter's Cathedral League of the Sacred Heart Blessed Virgin's Sodality Scranton Methodist Mim Park William Edgar Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church Paetor George EB. Guild Mr. Guild Dickson City Scranton Father Feeley Father Carmoldy Turnquest Washington Avenue

North End Notes and Local Happenings

Local notes report Miss Helen Winton purchasing a bicycle and residents across the North End appearing at homes and events. Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Harrington spent Saturday at Moosic. J B Alvord left for Mayfield. Ruth Jackson and Lillian Pelrson visited Farview. Mrs. Frisbee of Peckville visited North End friends. A B Dunning recently recovered from illness. The King’s Daughters planted a mower bed at Providence church. the Columbian Bicycle Club plans a New York trip at month’s end. George McCormack’s death noted. funeral from Phelps Street. interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Hood’s Pills advertised as gentle and effective. Pillsbury Flour capacity listed. various belt pins and grocery notices appear throughout.

Helen Winton Major Fish Harrington Moosic J. B. Alvord Mayfield Ruth Jackson Lillian Pelrson Farview Margaret Frisbee Peckville North End A. B. Dunning Ethel Aitken Carbondale L. W. Mores North Main Avenue J. K. Smith Mortimer Moore Lake Ariel Mortimer Christmas King’s Daughters Providence Presbyterian Church Columbian Bicycle Club Providence New York Dickson City Fred Tracy Ledsham Guild

Land disputes and turnpike case headline in Scranton court notes

A Scranton court report details juries resolving land disputes in Benton township and the Providence and Abington Turnpike case against the city. Verdicts and potential appeals hinge on whether the city must fund repairs, with further trials and motions pending in various ejectment and trespass actions.

Edwards Edward Gumner T. Barber Benton Township Madmund Coumter Providence and Abington "Turnpike Company City of Scranton Stig Turnpike Company McPherson Ater

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