Local Notices and Social Updates from Honesdale Region
Attorney R L Grambs and Theodore V Grambs spent yesterday in Honesdale. Ex Chief of Police Simpson will become deputy sheriff under Sheriff Clemons. Miss Cora M Cook of South Main avenue visits Lake Winola. Mr and Mrs E L Bump of Binghamton visit Green Bridge relatives. Photographer Griffin attends Chautauqua for national photographers convention. Engagement announced between Professor James K Hughes and Miss Hattie M Smith. Cards issued for marriage at Bicycle Club House Tuesday June 50 at 7 p.m. of Miss Alice Levy and R M Goldsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Grambs
Theodore V. Grambs
Honesdale
Simpson
Clemons
Cora M. Cook
South Main Avenue
Lake Winola
E. L. Bump
Binghamton, N
Green Bridge
Griffin
Chautauqua
James Kt. Hughes
No. 4
Misa Hattie M. Smith
Tenth Street
Bicycle Club
Jersey Central Changes in Freight Agent Office
W Ashley succeeds W H Thayer as freight agent at Jersey Central. H H Ashley, chief clerk at the depot, is promoted to freight agent a position long held by Thayer. Ashley is a son of Superintendent Twining and a popular early railroader. Thayer becomes traveling freight agent for the district, a newly created post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ashley
W. H. Thayer
H. H. Ashley
Jersey Central
Mr. Ashley
Twining
Thayer
Promoters List Offers British Investment Names
A London based bureau advertises a list of 20 promoters with over £100 million in foreign investments in six years and £000,000 for seven months in 1895. Subscribers pay by postal order to receive introduction to these promoters and access bonds, shares, lands, patents, and financial opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
Edward C. Ross
Directo
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Stiffs
Whitaker A. Methodist anniversary ends with strong sermon
The Asbury Methodist church Green Ridge marks its twentieth anniversary with two services. Rev Dr F C Iglehart of Brooklyn spoke on building and uplifting Christianity, using Luke VII to warn against wealth pride caste. Rev Dr D H Moore of Cincinnati preached in the evening, praising faith and church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Moore
Cinccinnati
Asbury Methodist Church
Green Ridge
F. C. Iglehart
Brooklyn
N. Y
D. H. Moore
Cincinnati
Mia
John Baker
Nate
Wilson Treible
Wyoming
Drs Ighhart
Methodist Church
Jesus
Christ
Israel
Dr. Iglehart
God
Asbury Church
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church Sees Rapid Membership Growth
At Cedar Avenue M E Church two large services drew a fast-growing congregation. Pastor Rev J L Race preached in the morning on the church’s expanding membership and the need for greater accommodations as the present edifice nears capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. Race
Children Day Exercises at Green Ridge Baptist Church
Sunday program at Green Ridge Baptist Church led by Rev. W. J. Ford with E. F. Chamberlain directing the Sabbath school. The event included hymns, prayers, scripture reading, a pastor’s address, and child presentations by Miss Ethel Jackson Miss Menta Miller Miss Grace Nolan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Baptist Church
W. J. Ford
E. F. Chamberlain
Ph. P. Huffiing
Miisa Ethel Jackson
Misa Menta Miller
van Thomason
Claude Holt
Sakes Serne Anget
Grace Nolan
Jackson
Bertie Langham
Clella Potter
Sabbath Notes and Church Activities Include Multiple Services
A busy day of religious events across several congregations in Providence and nearby areas. Rev. Thomas Banker addressed Rescue mission evening, and many churches held services and special observances including Children's Day and St. Aloysius feast day sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Banker
Rescue Mission
Lloyd Street
Methodist Ministerial Association
Elm Park Church
St. Luke's Church
St. Mark's Mission
Dunmore
St. Peter’s Cathedral
F. P. Doty
Hampton Street
Church of the New Jerusalem
Adams Avenue
George G. Starkey
Philadelphia
Trouble Over Transfers Forces Conductor to Eject Passenger
A city tram incident last night ended with Conductor and two patrolmen ejecting M C Judge of Taylor after a dispute over transfers and fare. Judge claimed the transfer was valid and staged the ejection to create a trespass case against the Traction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
M. C. Judge
Tayolr
Main Avenue
Peters
John Thomas
Judge
Traction Company
Three Years in the Penitentiary for Several Defendants
Judge Edwards handed down sentences for multiple defendants amid a week of pleas and convictions. Maggie Conway drew three years in the Eastern penitentiary with a $100 fine. William Kane and Marshall Goodman received two years in prison plus fines. Additional defendants faced varying terms for burglary, theft, forgery, assault, and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Goodman
William Kane
William Morris
Taylor
James Murtaugh
Kelly’s Patch
Duggan
Edwards
Conway
Tisdale
Penn Avenue
High School Alumni Banquet Programme Outlined
Tomorrow night at the Scranton Bicycle Club rooms on Washington avenue the high school alumni banquet will be held with a changed format. The 8 o clock business session precedes refreshments directed by Huntingdon and the evening focuses on re association of classmates. The programme includes an intro by President David Owens, toastmaster George B Davidson Esq, addresses by John McCourt and Emerson D Owens, readings by Bernice Conger, and remarks by John P Kelly Superintendent George W Howell and professors Lange Wagner. Dancing closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Bicycle Club
Washington Avenue
Huntingdon
David Owens
George B. Davidson
Election of Officers for Lackawanna Irish American Societies
The Lackawanna county council of Irish American societies met at the A O U W hall to read bills and elect officers for the coming year. John H. Devine was named president, Richard Shevlin vice president, James McGuinegs secretary, with M J Burns and M H Griffin, John J Costello, John J Sweeney, and John McTiernan on the executive committee. The council will reconvene Sunday night July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
M. H. Griffin
Bellevue
John J. Costello
The
North End
John J. Sweeney
John McTiernan
Hyde Park
Letters From The People In Malicious Proceedings
In the malicious proceedings against me by Polly Nallin I respectfully ask my friends to withhold judgment until the matter is finally terminated in court. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed and notes letters may be published with the writer's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nallin
Thomas E. Mills
Scranton
Tribune Weill
the Tribune
Polly Nallin
Edwardsville visitor Thomas Costello in town yesterday
Thomas Costello of Edwardsville was a visitor in town yesterday. The article notes his stop at the handsome residence of GRB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Costello
Edwardsville
GRB
Dress Sets for Weddings and Gifts on Sale
A dealer promotes dress sets from a factory agent who overproduced and offered a bargain. The sale features 15 and 25 cent types and 35 and 19 cent sets, praised as heavy sterling silver values. Shoppers are invited to visit the Gift Room upstairs for wedding presents.
Minooka Annexation Discussed As Greenwood Nears Completion
The article notes Greenwood nearing completion and argues annexation would aid Minooka. It mentions pay day painting the town vermillion and a need for police protection. It also reports Mrs. Patrick Glennon of Wikes-Barre visiting Minooka friends yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Minooka
Patrick Glennon
Wikes- Barre
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Norton's
Lackawanna Avenue
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
DR. C. 0. Shumway
Washington Ave
Tribune
Asbury M. BE. Church
Glory Patel
Chen
PF. A. Chapman
Western Christian Advocate
Isaiah
Cedar Avenue
M. E. Church
Clay Avenue
Hewitt & Son
Laurel Hill Park
John McParlan
Providence
Miller
McParlan
William McKinley
C. G. Boland
Co. G. Boland
Cor. N. Washington Avenue
Mulberry Street
McGarrah
Maggie Conway
Goodman
Faurot House
Joseph Pepper
Toni Sodals
Spring Brook Water Company
R. C. Adams
L. Posner
John Barrett
Burger
Wyoming Avenue
Michael Cannon
South Ride
Thomas Judge
Old Forge
Kelly's Patch
William Nervey
Murtaugh
Morris
John Welsenfluh
Peter Hart
Mayfield
Ontarion and Western Railroad
James Dougherty
Thomas Goodwin
John Walsh
Moosic
Charles Hollow
Marion van Nort
Thomas Marsden
Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
Presbyterian Church
George Raucht
Binkely Street
Rogers Israel
St. Mark’s
Division No. 17
Loyal Temperance Legion
McKinstree
Indiana
Logan's Alley Ball Park
James McDermott
Michael Miles
Patrick Naughton
Patrick Dougherty
Men's Guild of
St. Mark's Saurday
Max Miller
T. Houser
J. Stuart
L. Egle
Pletcher
J. B. Bronson
W. Stuart
W. Wilson
P. Pinckney
Mr. Bronson
la France
Coe Selgio
W. la France
W. Brundage
Roy Kellam
Wen Finch
Andy Marsh
Gallagher
Oysterhous
J. Bronson
Louis Engle
High School
Clana
John McCourt
Irene Kann
Emerson D. Owen
John J. Murphy, Esq
H. J. Beamish
Misa Bernice Conger
John P. Kelly
George W. Howell
J. C. Lange
John Wagner
Mr. Mills
Pillsbury’s
Ala Newbury
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
M’cann, the Hatter
Knox
Stetson Agency
Mercereau & Connell
Rexford’s
ST. Peters Society of St. Mary's
Central Park
Moxday
H J. &Bannhorst
St. Lonia
German Catholic Central Society of
Americh
Crouch Bros
K Beatty
Will
Heart Lake, Susq A CO
U. E. Crofut
Binghamton
Montrose and Lackawanna
Alford Station
Montrose
Capacty
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Pocker
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avs
Baldwin
Hunt & Connell
Lackawantia Avenue
Dupont
Wapwallopan Milla
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Fond
Pitteton
John Fe, Smith & Son
Plymouth
E. W. Mulligan
Wilkes, Re
Genta
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