Community Notices From Scranton and Nearby Towns
Personal visits and social news list residents in White Mills Scranton and New York City. Attendees include John R. Jones and family in New York, with various engagements in Philadelphia Ithaca Baltimore and Brooklyn. Socials note weddings, visits and a lodge appointment and a Hampton Street church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dorflinger
White Mills
Scranton
John R. Jones
New York City
John T. Watkins
London
Elizabeth Bunnell
Price Street
Ithaca
Mary Ann Kearney
Philadelphia
Robert M. Kearney
Gibbons Street
Fpreudenthal
Benjamin Prosser
Mias
Minnie
Gthiling
Peckville
F. P. Doty
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
Crane Harding Wedding joins families in Scranton scene
The wedding of Miss Carrie Harding, a niece of Mrs. W. F. Halstead, and Crane Harding of Factoryville and Scranton took place Wednesday noon at the bride’s home. Rev James McLeod officiated. only relatives and close friends attended. after a wedding trip the couple will reside in Scranton in autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie HE. Harding
W. F. Halistead
Olay
Henry Harding
Factoryville
F. L. Crane
Tr. James McLeod
Caty
Roy Mr Wilbur
Mabel Harding
Binghamton
Joseph Jermyn
Little Mary
William Hallstead
Scranton
Louis Harding
Charles Crane
Jay Harding
Harry Horton
New York City
William F. Hallstead
G. M. Halstead
Burnham
Crane
William Matthews
EB. WN. Willard
James McLeod
Barber
F. H. Jermyn
B. Cc. Lynde
B. Cc. Lynde, Miss Howell, Miss Barber, Messra. Brown, Thomas Moore, Bursham
Edward Lewis
Caffell
Andrew
Mise Cohen
New York
F. P. Fox
Elmira
City Council Defeats Amendments on Underground Wires
At the common council meeting, Keller and Oliver failed to amend the ordinance granting Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co. authority to lay conduits. Amendments would have undergrounded overhead wires after construction and set yearly conduit-quotas. The measure passed on first and second readings after a narrow party-line vote.
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Luther Keller
Joseph Oliver
Common Council
Pennsylivania Telephone and Supply Company
Koeller
Mr. Oliver
Select Council
Noone
Judiciary Committee
Oliver
Moir
Keller
Mr. Keller
Mr. Gilroy
Nealls
Sweeney
Sheridan
Norton
Wenzel
Thomas
Fire Department
Legion of Honor Members Tour Elmhurst Excursion
Members of the Legion of Honor rode from the city hall in twenty carriages to Elmhurst yesterday. Colonel I. G. Schoonmaker hosted them at his home with hospitality by Mrs. Schoonmaker and Mrs. Scott. The group returned by 145 p.m. amid thanks and warm appreciation.
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Legion of Honor Legion
Elmhurst
L. G. Schoonmaker
Scott
Miss Scott
Schoonmaker
Veale
Philadelphia
Legion
Hey
Scranton
Dispute Over Gilmore and Duffy Ends in Equity Suit
A. F. Duffy and A. G. Gilmore clash over the winding up of Gilmore & Duffy. Duffy seeks a receiver and to stop Gilmore from collecting debts or disposing of firm property. He alleges Gilmore used funds for personal use, risking creditor action and leaving Duffy financially exposed.
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A. F. Duffy
A. G. Gilmore
Gilmore & Duffy
Duffy
Gilmore
Glimore
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Excursion at Farview
British American societies of Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys unite for a June 22 picnic at Farview to celebrate Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee. Twenty five societies confederate. tickets offered at reduced rates. Events include games music dancing and speeches with prizes for bicycle races and tug of war. Proceeds go to charity.
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Lackawanna
Wyoming
Farview
Open Air Concert Tonight by Bauer Band at Hulbert's
Bauer's band will perform an open air concert this evening before Hulbert's music store. The programme includes March, Columbia Phonograph Overture, Morning Noon and Evening, Brian Born, Edwards Three Quotations, A. of France, Africa items, Love's Old Sweet Bong, Medley Overture A Gay Old Time. Beyer Tallor at 107 Gerace Street. Wedding invitations Heynolia Bros.
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Bauer
Hulbert
Columbia Phonograph
Crittenton Revival Opens at Adams Avenue Armory
About 600 attended the first Crittenton revival at the Adams Avenue Armory. The large drill floor was well lighted and arranged for up to 1,000 with a six-light platform for speakers and choir. Rev Crittenton spoke on consecration and outlined future meetings including a Florence mission talk in Elm Park Church.
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Armory
Florence
Elm Park Church
Adams Avenue Armory
J. W. Browning
A. L. Collins
Homer Pease
Harry H. Morris
F. Carpenter
J. L. Haldeman
James Lawson
C. F. Kiesa
J. M. Chance
Second Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Crittenton
Charles Doersam
William Stanton
Cornettiat
Crittenton
C. M. Giffen
Wallace
Richard McAndrew
Second Street
Hyde Park
Remarkable Home Tableau Event At Archbalds Residence
An elegant entertainment by the Womans' Home Missionary Society at the First Presbyterian church featured twenty four tableaux interleaved with songs and solos. Attendees from about two hundred were seated in a decorated dining room and Miniary as performances included Miss Flora Matthews Miss Joseph Miss Thiele and others with acts like The Bummer Girl The College Girl and The New Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Archbald
Jefferson Avenue
Womans’ Home Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas
Milas Joseph
Eugene Ham
Flora Matthews
Joseph
Thiele
Miss Richardson
Miss Hunt
Miss Anderson
Miss Wilshame
Joe
Misa Vickery
Florence Seybolt
Ruth Archbald
Lelia Steele
Eleanor Moffat
Priscila
Mise
Alice Matthew
Anna Aioe
Greece
Misa Romaine Seybolt
Countess @pencer
Mlew Welles
Madame Chrysantheme
Dixon Evening Receptions Begin For Penn Members
The first in a series of June evening receptions hosted by Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Dixon opens last night to welcome members of the Penn community. The event marks the start of a continual social program led by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Dixon
Penn
Dunmore Voter Contest Names Five Questioned
In yesterday's Dunmore contest session five of twenty examined witnesses failed to prove valid votes. Ballentine Bernhart C A Warner Frank Hongo lacked tax receipts while George Kersh and Andrew Cranock were not naturalized. Alex Harris counted as profit. Proved legal votes include Charles Genter George Bingham William Ball Michael Barnat T J Evana Dagobert Petzer Robert Jones John Albig Richard Mead Alfred Broad H D Jones.
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Dunmore
Ballentine Bernhart
A. Warner
Frank Hongo
George Kersh
Andrew Cranock
Alex Harris
Charles H. Genter
George H. Bingham
Wiliam Ball
Michael Barnat
T. J. Bvana
Dagobert Petzer
Robert P. Jones
John Albig
Richard Mead
Alfred J. Broad
H. D. Jones
Delaware and Hudson survey near Parsons links lines for efficiency
Surveyors from the Delaware and Hudson at Albany map a connecting line between the Baltimore collieries and the main line near Parsons depot. The project aims to bypass Central railroad tracks from Mill Creek and the narrow gauge south of Green Ridge, per the Wilkes-Barre Record.
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Delaware and Hudson
Albany
Parsons
Baltimore
Parsons Depot
Central Railroad
Mill Creek
Green Ridge
Wilkes-Barre
Testimony in Von Storch case yields disputed possession details
The Von Storch case featured days of testimony with Edward Griffin recalling hauling fence-porta in 18656 at the defendant's request. Depositions from A B Dunning Sr show rent paid to Currington and Von Storch in 1848 and 1864 respectively. Leander Von Storch testified that Ferdinand Von Storch or his heirs held possession when Henry M Fuller claimed ownership. The Patch case offered little new and went to the jury before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Storch
Edward Griffin
A. B. Dunning
Ferdinand von Storch
Jacob BR. Bloom
Currington
Leander von St
Reynolds Bros Wedding Invitations and Society Goods Ad
Reynolds Bros announce continued business at the same longtime stand. They solicit public patronage for awnings tents furnishings and all kinds of society goods and decorations. 8 J Fuhrman & Bro.
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J. Fuhrman & Bro
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Puritan
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Metropolitan
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the Godey
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Harper's Monthly
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
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Iackawanna
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Ghas Mgmullen & GD
National Bank
W. B. Henwood
Lackawanay Ave
Tribune
Ita
B. P. Groves
Adama Avenue
Benalli
Murphy
Benson
John J. Niland
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Robbie Benson
Mies May Murphy
Mary Gratan
Crane.harding
Factoryyville
Waters, the Hatter
Olivere
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Messrs
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Walker
Jackson
Keler
Gordon
Grier
Regan
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Wirth
Nealia
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Captain Moir
Lansing
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Linden Street
Roaring Brook
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Beech Street
James Donahoe
West Market Street
Excelsior Company
Washburn Street
Main Avenue
Tenth Street
Dixcourt
HORE
Luserne Street
Joint Sewers
Draloe
Bank Street
Mineral Street
Gordon and
Mica Streets
Centre Street
Summit Avenue
Ferdinand Streets
Ash Street
L. J. & C. Company
H. ©. Silkman
Farbercourt
Olive
Ash Streets
T. B. Jackson
Thirteenth Ward
Streets and Bridges Committees
Streets and Bridges Committee
Medal of Honor Legion
Queen Victoria
Fairview
Reynolds Bros
Tallor
John Ross
Gerace Street
Heynolia Bros
MR. Crittenton AT
Mrs. Dixon
A. Ave
Reynolds
A. R. Sawyer
Wyomint Ave
Coursen
Philo
E. G
Mts
Ozen
Clarke Bros
Bronson & Tall
Dunn
Wyoming House
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Lackawanna Avenue
Rayrolds
Mercereau & Connell’s
Regina Music Boxes
Lohmer Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
J. W. Quernsey
Prop
A. E. Rogers
Rogers
Capouse
Silverstone
Williams’ Shoe Store