Social events and notices from Scranton and suburbs
A lengthy society column lists a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Taylor for Miss Janet Law of West Pittston, plus numerous attendees from Scranton Pittston and beyond. It notes a Guild farewell event, a Linden Street Temple Sewing School gathering, upcoming weddings and bridesmaids, a German Methodist Church ceremony, and varied social visits, parties, and travel plans across the region. The piece also covers personal mentions of students, faculty, and local residents, with several family and community ties highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Taylor
Clay Avenue
Janet Law
Weat Pittston
Edith Payne
Blanche Payne
Miss Concalos
William Lactar
Fred North
Gordon Scott
John Lan Ing
Bruce Bedford
Edgar Houpt
Jesse D. Jones
Harry Jordan
Edward Gaston
Edward Shorts
Harry Derr
Ralph Derr
Hodge
Wilkes-Barre
J. Archbald McDougall
Lewis
Hughes
Troxell
Q.K. Hughes
Schooley
Howe
Antrim
Pittston
Hoagland
Chicago
F. J. Platt
Susan Jermyn
Miss Hunt
Jennie Coursen
Mira Augusta Archbald
Miss Simpson
Frances Winton
Miss Kingsbury
Grace Kingsbury
Miss Seybolt
Romaine Seybolt
Misa Pratt
Milas Tickson
Miss Boles
Miss Torrey
Miss Gearhart
Miss Mott
Matthews
Sherer
Mies Pennypacker
Mies Sprague
Misa Jessup
Jones
Meesia
EB. Chase
Archhbald
Hunt
Watson
Brooks
Walker
Gearhart
Frey
F. P. Fuller
Fuller
L. B. Fuller
J. M. Boles
Mika Julia McGuigan
Pittston Avenue
Stroudsburg
Frank
State Normal School
Misses Morrill
Worthington
Hertha C. Storfried
Mary Kent
Howard Kent
Bethlehem
Midna Kent
Chestnut Street
Stephen O'Royle
John Musick
John Teedy
John Heffron
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Mary Guesman
Eberling
Syracuse
Howard Guneman
Best paint buys for real estate preservation
The article extols painting as the top real estate investment, noting it protects buildings and prevents costly repairs. It endorses Strictly Pure White Lead brands and cautions against cheap alternatives, listing Atlantic Jowett Chambers Fabnostock Armstrong & Mekelvy and National Lead Co. colors as safe options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Jowett
Chambers
Armstrong & Mekelvy
National Lead Co
Robbery trial reveals deaf mute victim in court scene
Michael Padden and Martin McNally stand accused as witnesses recount the March 1 incident in which Albert Wetherill, a Hamilton, Wayne county deaf mute, was robbed of his overcoat and money after being lured to a Delaware and Hudson freight station in the city. Padden pleads guilty. McNally to be decided by jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Padden
Carbondale
Martin McNally
Albert Wetherill
Hamilton
Wayne County
Lackawanna Avenue
Delaware and Hadson
Ohio
Wetherill
Commonwealth
Padden
McNually
R. A. Zimmerman
McNally
T. BR. Martin
John R. Jones
John Kelly
Atinie Gudy
Europe
William Daley
Josephine Die
Liesle Shoffer
District Attorney Advances Trial List With Cages Marked
A citizen observed Miss Martin and another woman in disarray after returning home, suggesting an incident that may become a court matter. The case will resume this morning as the District Attorney Jones continues moving through about 100 cases from a 17 cage list prepared for trial.
Railroad notes from Boston to Buffalo and beyond
Brakeman Michael Cawley visits friends in Boston while Inquirer notes conductor Swarts not responsible for accident. May earnings for New York Central rise 20 percent to 3.608 million with 2,208 miles. Several locomotives and branch developments as lines expand. Fire destroys roundhouses at Arkansas City. Union railroad pieces cover blocks and bridges. various conductors and engineers noted including Lamb and Nichols with sleep habits cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cawley
Wrest
Boston
Mas. Inquirer
John Swarts
John McAloon
Coat Office
Lackawanna Hospital
New York Central
George Snow
Hiram Adams
Lake Shore and Michigan Southerm Railway
Binedell
Depew
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cinetonati
Chicago
St. Louis
Binghamton
Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Dan
Charles Nichols
Thay Carpenter
Hoboken
Regular meetings and church notices fill town agenda
A busy bulletin lists a Loyal Legion meeting at 7:45 pm, several residents traveling or returning from visits to New York, and multiple church services across Episcopal, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Evangelical congregations. Social events include a Ieptasophs installation and a public entertainment with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Loyal Legion
Fred Stevens
Weat Drinker Street
New York
Mary
Lacey Decker
Hawley
Green Ridge Street
Episcopal
Madson
Hertha Capwell
Dalton
Mre
Jerome Tonkin
Electric Avenue
Suequehanna County
Baptist Church
Chorge Alper
Younes Men's
Titerary and Benevolent Society
Lake Ariel
J.C. Leacock
Methodist
Thomas Henwood
Dunmore League
Epworth
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dann Capwell
Cherry Street
Peckville
Presbyterian Church
T. W. Williams
Benlor Endeavor
W. J0. Warfel
Theodore Webler
West Drinker Street
Seoville
MacArthur
Grove
Monroe Avenue
K. J. Shaffer
Ransom
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Liltee Sneghind
Tah
Shaffer
Order of Heptasophs
Jamon Mick
Mofart Glee Club
FB. Brown
Post Archon
G. Boland
Deauty
Mins Anna Olver
John Golden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton
Ani
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Mrs. Taylor
Janet
J. E. Guild
E. Guild
Providence Preabysian Church
J. K. Smith
North Main Avenue
G. FB. Guild
Guild
Nathan Vidaver
Linden Street Temple Sewing School
Guesta Progent
B. Samter
J. Kline
Ethel Moses
Miases Lauer
Patsek
Clara Elsner
Schaefer
C. Field
G. T. Field
Betelie M. Wagner
Harry W. Hawkins
Springfield
Maya
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Adame Avenue
Miss Little Short
Herman Dimitrich
Emma Backus
Edith Smith
Mary Davis
Blanche Potter
Gustave Plechel
James H. Dimmick
H. B. Dawson
W. T. Burrell
George Oakley
Margare Seigle
Helen Garry
Cornelia Short
Misa Mabel Jones
Franklin Avenue
Edna Cole
H. Ru Kell
Honesdale
Marietta
Charles Robinson
Frank Thompson
Mount Pocono
Hauer
Watplace
George Banderson
North
Washington Avenue
Whiat Club
Thomas Moore
MiMin Avenue
Scranton
Yale
Eva Barrett
Anna Burke
Hoe
Eden Hall
Torresdale
Hester A. Worthington
Baltimore
Migs Mal Leonard
B. FB. Leonard
Malinkrodt
Wilkes-Harre
Louis B. Gernon
Hotel Terrace
A. W. Cooper
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Elisabeth Bunnell
Prive Street
Dunn Hall
Wellsley
Florence Walker
Providence
New York State
W. M. Silkman
L. G. LaBar
C. Henwood
Miss Henwood
Factoryville
Mary Dunn
Stroudaburg
Tessie Cusick
George B. Jermyn
Fairhaven
Robert Reeves
Brotherly Lane
Theodore Silkman
Susquehanna River
Miss Lottle Fish
Cortland
Mra
Randolph Crippen
North End
J. EB. Parrish
J. W. Peck
Vermont
H. P. Simpson
Rimburet
Mise Welles
H. M. Boles
James T. Everhart
Dean
Swayne
BS. C. BK
the Tribune
W. G. Doud & Coe
Pillabury
New Yorks
Archbald
Hargess
Henry Burcese
Albright
Haveng
Mary Knott
Rut Gees
Turgers
Tj, Duggan
Olver
A. A. Chase
Ferdinando Arritron
Salvatore Annello
Peter Ferella
Arrigont
A.C. Atanton
Gostar Kamrath
Martin Farrel
Catherine Welsh
Farrell
John Hartnell
Muckley
Shay
Young Hartnell
Hartnell
Costa
Anthony Duffy
Kate Martin
Jourka
Girlinghettre
EF. C. Newcomb
Andrew Loftus
Misa Beliget Dougher
Delaware and Hudson
Ming Martin
Duffy
Miss Dougher
Miss Martin
Loftus
Dunmore
Rexford's
Lackawanwa Avenue
Hower Vales
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Capital
Bilhool's
Bless Mackintosh
Martin& Delany
Quay
Ole
Manhattan Beach
WLS & Bro
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Stultz & Bauer
Athes By
New York Warehouse
E.C. Ricker & CO
Adama Ave
New Telephone
Sarah
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
J. S. Turner
Opera Lawts
Rotaina
Lackawanna Store —Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
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