West Scranton Events and Knights of Pythias Installations
Recital by Prof. Rossar's pupils and a concert in Plymouth Congregational Church precede the Light Lunch Camping Club outing. Patagonia lodge No 208 of the Knights of Pythias met at D Evans' Hall to nominate officers for the ensuing term with election set for June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossar
Plymouth Congregational Church
Brenden
St. David's Church
Patagonia Lodge
Knights of Pythias
D. Evans
South
Milin Avenue
Roews J. Evans
Thomas B. Jones
Thedore Bryden
David D. Evans
David BD
Lewie
David
James
William L. Jones
Morris Jones
Thomas R. Lewis
William &. Jones
Evans
Grand Lodge
Edmund Davis
David PD. Lewis
Henry G. Davis
Musicale at D. K. R. Thomas store by Bilas Roaner pupils
An enjoyable musicale at D K R Thomas music store Inet evening featured pupils of Prof Bilas Roaner aided by Bessie Bloat David Stephene and Philip Warren The programme printed in yesterday's Tribune was performed in full The participants included Edward Parr Alice Barnickles Arthur FBiias Linke Watking Susie Fenton May Roberts May Jones Edith Miller and George Martin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. KR. Thomas
Inet
Bilas Roaner
Bessie Bloat
David Stephene
Philip Warren
Yesterday's Tribune
Edward Parr
Alice Barnickles
Arthur Fbiias
Linke Watking
Susie Fenton
May Roberts
May Jones
Edith Miller
George Martin
Sunday School Concert at Ply mouth Congregational Church
A large audience gathered at Ply mouth Congregational church Inet evening for a program by Sunday School classes No 21 and 22 featuring choruses solos duets and a milkmaid drill by twelve young ladies. Byron Evans chaired the program with participants John H. Thomas Edward B. Davis Nathan iel Davis Miss Anni Davis Jennie Price Winnie Stephone and Mary Owens. The event ended with a social and ice cream service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
Byron Evans
Mercises
John H. Thomas
Edward B. Davis
Nathaniel Davis
Anni Davis
Jennie Price
Winnie Stephone
Mary Owens
Light Lunch Camping Club selects officers for annual Hiawatha outing
The Light Lunch Camping club met at John and Charlee Cadwean home on the first evening to finalize plans for their fourth annual trip to Hiawatha Island Owero New York Henry Davie was elected president and John Cadwean named quartermaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Charlee Cadwean
Hiawatha Island
Owero
N.Y
Henry Davie
John Cadwean
Local Patent Remedies and Priceslisted
An itemized list shows Paine's Celery Compound priced at 75 cents Pinkham's Compound at 70 cents Pierce's Golden Medical Dis at 75 cents Mellon's Food offered for 38 or 55 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Pinkham's
Pierce's
Golden Medical
Mellon
Britters Blood Medicine Claims No-Fail Cure
The advertisement asserts Britters Blood Medicine and its Hoatetter's Blomach Bitters drive away diseases like malaria and fever, promising energy, ambition, and endurance. It claims the remedy has never failed to cure the worst cases and presents it as a proven, non-experimental treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoatetter
Camp departure set for August sixth by crew
Eighteen members gathered for a meeting as CLY plans two works camp with Nick Loomis hired as chef for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cly
Nick” Loomis
Reorganization Meeting Planned for Pennsylvania Volunteers
A meeting of the members of Company F B Thirteenth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers will be held at St. David's Hall next Saturday evening to effect a reorganization. Ex-members are welcome to re enlist, and present officers will resign with re election or new officers chosen from the rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneyvania Volunteers
St. David's Hall
St Trenden YM I excursion to Binghamton set for July 4
The committee organizing the St Trenden council Young Men’s Institute trip met last evening to finalize detail s for a major excursion from this city to Binghamton on July 4. The trip will be run over the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad and is expected to be among the largest departures in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Trenden Council
Young Men's Institute
Binghamton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
St David's EpIscopal musicale postponed for Sunday
The postponement applies to the musicale from that week and will be held in the Sunday school rooms of St. David's Episcopal church this evening. The programme includes recitations violin banjo piano solos duets quartets and the Anthracite Glee club will participate. Participants include Beatrice Morris May Fisher Lillian Kenward Sadie Cramer Verna Shiffey Florence Yost Flora Kwufhveld Helen Markwick Margaret Phillips Nora Davis Bradwen Davis Thomas Jones John Evans Arthur Davis and Chester Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Episcopal Church
Anthracite Glee Club
Beatrice Morris
May Fisher
Lillian Kenward
Sadie Cramer
Verna Shiffey
Florence Yost
Flora
Kwufhveld
Helen Markwick
Margaret Phillips
Nora Davis
Bradwen Davis
Thomas Jones
John Evans
Arthur Davis
Chester Davis
Pride of Electric City temple hosts ice cream soda
An ice cream sod held last evening at Mrs. Ed ward Hufford's Lafayette street residence. The Pride of Electric City temple No. 82 organized the event with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hufford
Lafayette Street
Electric City Temple
First Baptist Church
Ngain
Banner Block
Henry Evans
Washburn Street
Fifth Ward
Robert Morrie Lodge
Iwworkes
City Union Epworth Lengue
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Camp No. 173
PO. 8
Local Items and Socials From The City
Trustees consider purchase of lot for new hall. A lawn social will be held in Tripp park this evening. Miner Michael Mannix injured at work when a car jumped the track. Mrs. John H. Thomas hosted No. 19 school teachers at a 6 pm tea. John H. Thomas sold his shoe stock to W. H. Morgan who opens a store in the Banner block today. Frank Stover takes over Penn Store management on Washburn street. John Davis joins Sumter Brothers after leaving inn ehlge. Two boys Edward Coggins and John Lewis missing. police notified. Mrs. William Morgan hosted Bethany Sisters at closing session. Electric City Wheelmen plan a club run to Wilkes-Barre next Sunday, 8 am to 4 pm. Branch 44 C M B A met, initiated one, balloted another. joint excursion committee held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Park
Michael Mannix
Hampton Street
Dodge
John H. Thomas
South Lincoln Avenue
No. 19
W. H. Morgan
Banner Block
Frank Stover
Protheroe & Company
Penn Store Company
Washburn Street
John Davis
Innehlrge
Sumter Brothers
Edward Coggins
John Lewis
William Morgan
Twelfth Street
Sisters of Bethany
St. David's Episcopal Church
Electric City Wheelman
Wilkes-Barre
Joint Excursion Committee
Local residents host gatherings and visits noted
John Simmons and his son Harry of Shamokin returned home after visiting Mrs. Fred Davis of North Sumner Avenue. Miss Margaret Gibbs of South Main Avenue entertained Miss Genevieve Bacon of Nicholson. Mrs. Thomas Jenkins of Albany New York visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Evan J. Davis on South Main Avenue. Mrs. N. P. Jacobs of North Bromley Avenue hosts Mrs. Ohm Gemach and daughter from Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simmons
Harry
Shamokin
Fred, Davis
North Sumner Avenue
Margaret Gibbs
South Main Avenue
Genevieve Bacon
Nicholson
Thomas Jenkins
Albany
N. Y
Evan J. Davis
N. P. Jacobs
North Bromley Avenue
Ohmgemach
Washington, Towa
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery priced at 1.25 dollars offered for South Side central city and central Hyde Park areas. Orders directed to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Plane 668 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Death of South Scranton youth Walter Miller
Walter Miller aged sixteen died suddenly at his home 448 Willow Street at 10 p.m. from apoplexy. His illness had grown vague in days prior. Doctors D A Webb and Albert Koll attended until his death. He was son of ex School Controller Charles Miller and nephew of hotelman Fred Miller. Surviving brothers are William P. and Theodore Miller. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Willow Street
D. A. Webb
Albert Koll
Miller
Deveaseil
Charles Miller
Eleventh Ward
Fred Miller
Pittston Avenue
William P
Theodore Miller
Injuries Suffered In Dutch Hollow Repair Incident
John W Hartman of Pittston Avenue sustained serious native injuries when a heavy wood piece fell on his right hand fracturing three fingers and dislocating the hand. Dr D A Webb attended him. George Mufnagle of Brunswick on Spruce Street was injured at home on Pittston Avenue when a window fell during repairs severing his thumb near the first finger. Dr OBrien treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hartman
Pittston Avenue
Dutch Hollow
A. Webb
George Mulfnagel
Brunswick
Spruce Street
Central City
Hufnagel
O'Brien
Heat Tolls Five In City and Steel Mill Scene
Miss Katie Storr of Alder street visits New York City. Miss Margaret Murphy of Birch street is seriously ill. Ten men were overcome by heat in the boiler room of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company South mill yesterday. Thomas Campbell and Peter Reifenburg of Carbondale spent yesterday with Harry Saft of Cedar avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Storr
Alder Street
New York City
Margaret Murphy
Birch Street
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
South Mill
Thomas Campbell
Peter Reifenburg
Carbondale
Harry Saft
Cedar Avenue
Social events and visits in Capouse area noted
A social at the home of Mr and Mrs H B Andrews on Capouse avenue is planned by the Epworth league of Asbury church. The Kneights of the Mystic Chair prepare a grand entertainment in Morel's hall on July 10. Several residents including James Atherton and Hiram Wishop are mentioned with visits to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Andrews
Capouse Avenue
Epworth League
Asbury Church
Mystic Chair
Morel's Hall
James Atherton
Capourse Avenue
Clenburn
Hiram Wishop
Ca Pouse Avenue
Honesdale
Local Notes Ice Cream Sales and Community Events
Local items list residents visiting elsewhere and returning from trips, with social notes on gatherings. Ice cream sales at Banniater's bakery and Manners pharmacy advertise Imperial Queen Hair Tonic. Church events invite attendance and missionary meeting reports are included.
Dunmore School Board Probes Treasurer Bond
A special Dunmore school board meeting reviewed a report by committees on the bond of Treasurer-elect Wahlers. The board, citing attorney Reynolds, says Wahlers is effectively the board treasurer and seeks a joint and surety bond to cover all liabilities, deeming the current bonds insufficient. Wahlers agreed to supply the requested bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahler
Mesers
Webber
Kellam
Miller
Costello
Spencer
Cleet Wahlers
Harry CC. Reynolds
Wahilers
Wahlers
Mr. Wahlers
Local Nuptials and Social Notes From Scranton Area
Mr. Weasley A Mitchell and Miss May Hadsell both of Scranton wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will reside in the city. Thomas Quinn and Miss Mame Jordan tied nuptials at St. Peter's cathedral. The Daughters of America held a successful social at Miss Christiana Pletcher’s home. The ninth annual ball of Dunmore lodge 82, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, was postponed and held this evening at Washington Hall. Yesterday was the town’s warmest day of the summer. A Kipering team’s Drinker street incident caused a broken shaft after shying at paper. William Bughnell of New York returned home after visiting. Mrs. Isabelle Cagell of New Castle England arrived last evening to visit her sister. Myron Jones of Brook Street improves after illness. May Hughes of South Blakely Street left for Lake Windy for the summer. Mrs. David Schoonover of Apple Street returns from Maplewood visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasley A. Mitchell
May Hadsell
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
A. J. van Cleft
Afra. Mitchell
Thomas Quinn
Mame
Jordan
Irving Avenue
South
St. Peter's Cathedral
Daughters of America
Chestnut Street
Mercury
James Kipering
Elmhurst
William Bughnell
New York
Grove Wreel
Isabelle Cagell
New Castle
England
Barker Milner
Harper Street
Cagell
Myron Jones
Brook Street
May Hughes
South Blakely Street
Lake Windy
David Schoonover
Apple Street
Maplewood
Ellen McAndrew, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Me drew
Ellen McAndrew, the infant daughter of Mr Patrick Me drew and Mrs Me drew, of 04 Mhelps Street, died yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held from the residence this afternoon, and interment will follow at Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McAndrew
Patrick Medrew
Mhelps Street
Cathedral
Weddings Open North Scranton Hometown Page
Miss Mary Ellen Hoban married James J. Haggerty in a morning ceremony at St. O'Toole church. Attendants included Annie Haggerty and Michiel Conners. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents on Pawnee Street before setting up house. Also Miss Mary A Barrett wed Edward J. Dean at 4 PM with attendants Katherine Barrett and Michael J. Duffy. They left for Hamilton, Canada after a wedding supper with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Hoban
James J. Haggerty
Annile Haggerty
Michiel Conners
Father O'Toole
North Scranton
Central City
Haggerty
Bartley Hoban
Pawnee Street
Mary A. Barrett
Michael Barrett
West Market Street
Edward J. Dean
Bellevue
Margaret Thornton
Mary Saltry
Katherine Barrett
Michael J. Duffy
Miss Thornton
Mra. Dean
Hamilton
Canada
Tally-ho party to Lake Scranton reported by Sunday school class
Members of Miss Annie Mulley and Ambrose Mulley Sunday school classes plus friends enjoyed a tally-ho ride along the boulevard to Lake Scranton on Tuesday evening. A lunch followed at the lake before returning home. The listed party included Charlotte Rosencrans Stella Wedeman Minnie Welle Frances Kennedy Besa Hoffman Eliza Guest Clara Tonkin Richards Martin Tel ford Susie Barnes Margaret Service Nellie Wharton Werts Hartzell Connolly Dawson Hines Lowery Hopewell Kinne Constantine Howard Benjamin Gleason Sharplesa Powell Williams Tatem Jones Bumegardner Cowles Mayo Guest Meredith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mulley
Ambrose Mulley
Lake Scranton
Charlotte Rosencrans
Stella Wedeman
Minnie Welle
Frances Kennedy
Besa Hoffman
Eliza Guest
Clara Tonkin
Miss Richards
Miss Martin
Missa Telford
Susie Barnes
Margaret Service
Nellie
Fred, Mayo
W. P. Guest
Will Meredith
Parker street driver hurt when foot crushed between cars
Joseph Lintott of Parker Street received a painful injury yesterday morning when his foot was crushed between the bumpers of two cars. He worked as a driver at Cayuga mine and was riding atop a car when he slipped, the cars coming together with force. He was taken home for medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lintott
Parker Street
Cayuga Mine
Funeral of Mrs Thomas Dugezan on Williama Street
The funeral was held yesterday from the late home on Williama street with services at Holy Rosary church. The reverend father praised the deceased for a good life and many acts of kindness. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers were Michael and Patrick Carlin, Dr Stan ton, P. J. McMahon, Timothy White and Andrew Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dugezan
Williama Street
Holy Rosary Church
Michael and
Patrick Carlin
Dr. Stanton
P. J. McMahon
Timothy White
Andrew Whitehead
Court Street church hosts lawn social at Tripp's park
The Pastors' Aid society completes plans for a lawn social at Tripp's park this afternoon with a 2 cent supper and sale of ice cream candy and sweets.
Personal notes list local residents and visitors
A long list of residents from Taylor Putnam Street North Main avenue Hollister avenue and surrounding areas are noted as guests ill or traveling. Entries include Rev G T Lloyd visiting Rev J A Evang, Mrs J R Howells with children, Patrolman P F J May at Crystal Lake, Thomas Humphrey family joy over a daughter, and several others traveling to Williamsport New York London England or visiting Crystal Lake Ashley Plymouth and Sayre. Some are recovering from injuries or ill with various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T. Lloyd
Taylor
J. A. Evang
Putnam Street
Valentine Birtley
North Main Avenue
James Jones
Spring Street
J. R. Howells
L. H. Johns
Hollister Avenue
PF. J. May
Parker Street
Crystal Lake
Frank Wandling
Messie
TR. Jones
David Matthews
Moosic
EF. J. Jones
Olyphant
J. T. Evans
Wayne Avenue
William Greeley
Mast Market Street
C. Plum
Cherry
N.Y
Dean Cox
Green Ridge Street
Wilkes-Barre
Anu
Thomas Humphrey
Robert Hill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Twiss
Amelia Avenue
M. A. McDonough
Williamsport
International Correspondence School
McDonough
Iron Mountain Copper Company
Shasta County
California
Thomas Connors
Cayuga Street
Sarah and
Nellie Powell
Sayre
Daniel Price
Storrs Avenue
New York City
London
England
Maury Hart
Theodore Street
Directors Elected at Dunmore Stockholder Meetings
At the annual meetings in Dunmore, directors were chosen for several companies. George B. Smith of Scranton and William V. S. Thorne of New York head the slate for the Erie and Wyoming Valley Railway. other directors include Sidney Williams and A. D. Blackinton. Officers named include Vice President William V. Thorne, Treasurer Henry Beyea, and Secretary Morris B. Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Dunmore
Samuel Thorne
John R. Platt
William H. Webb
George W. Quaintard
Walton Ferguson
A. B. Hurlbutt
George G. Williams
John W. Sterling
William V
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
George B. Smith
Scranton
William V. Thorne
Henry Beyea
Morris B. Mead
Dunmore Tron and Steel Company
Local Dunmore Gas and Water Company Officers Elected for Year
Officers announced for the Dunmore Gas and Water and related company year include President George B. Smith, Treasurer and Secretary Henry Beyea, Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secretary Josiah T. Fear, with directors Charles Farrer and Wilson D. Decker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Gag and Water Company
Followlnge
George B. Smith
Henry Beye
Josiah T. Fear
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Tors Main Avenue
Britters
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton News
South Willow Street
John Hartman
Green Ridge
Mariant & Col
Westth Street
Nue
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Mac Palmer
Madison Avenue
Harford
J. I. Knapp
Capoose Avenue
New York State
W. FE. Greeley
East Market Street
Cherry Valley
Williams
Gale
Banniaters' Bakery
P. P. Smith
Monsey Avenue
I. M. Voight
Marion Street
Berwick
Dunmore Doings
Mary Hoban
Thomas Duggan
Tally-Ho Party
Thomas Lynch
A. J. Timlin
Michael Lynch
Martin Coleman
Court Robin Hood
Foresters of America
Archbald's Hall
Welsh Congregational Church
Ladies' Ald Society
John Jacobs
Nanticake
Lorn
Owen Loftus
Legwett’s Street
Providence Castle
Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Chappell's Hall
Annie Davis
West Scranton
David Jenkins
Mann
Beecham 'S
Johann Hoff
Wyoming Avenue
Bane
Stockholders of
Pennsylvania
Companies
John Conway
Tuesaday
Bank
Liackawannk Avenue
Hodcarriers’ Union
Carsesse
Lackawanna Avenue
The
Olive Wheel
W. M. Bingham
N. Washington Ave
Bellavita‘s
Nervita Medical Co
Cugton & Jackson Snn
Chicago
Aliools
McGhurrah & Thermus, Druggints
Lackawanna Ave
Matthews Broa
McGarrah & Thomas, Druggista
Gary
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