Washington Couple Quietly Wed In Aunt's Home
Of Washington D C and Miss Grace R Peck of 1408 Prive street were quietly married last evening at 8 at the bride's aunt Mrs Ruth Peck home Rev John P Moffat officiated in the presence of close relatives The groom Mr Hutchinson of government service and the bride a former teacher will reside in Washington after an informal reception and wedding trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Grace R. Peck
Prive Street
Ruth Peck
John P. Moffat
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Norwood Pitcher
Hutchingon I
No. 19
Lafayette Street
Scanlon and Sheridan Wed at St Peter's Cathedral
In St Peter's cathedral yesterday morning Dr Ti F Scanlon married Miss Mary T Sheridan in a ceremony led by Rev J A O'Reilly who also celebrated a nuptial mass. The couple will reside at 111 Mulberry street after a wedding tour to Atlantic City Philadelphia and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Ti. F. Scanlon
Mary T. Sheridan
J. A. O'Reilly
Helen Wade
Carbondale
J. F. Sultry
James Reynolds
Anthony Street
Scanlon
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Carroll Nealis marriage at St John’s Scranton
Patrick J. Carroll of Luzerne street and Miss Barbara Nealls of Beech Street were married yesterday morning at St. John’s Catholic Church South Scranton by Rev. E B Melles. The bridal party included Miss Maury McHale and Lawrence Hewitt with ushers Dr J T Brogan and A J Gordon. Kate Reardon played as they entered and left. The bride wore crepe de chine over white silk with a matching hat. A breakfast followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple planned a wedding trip to New York Boston and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. McManus
Holy Rosary Church
United For Life
Anna Bell
James Bell
West Market Street
John P. Stanton
North Scranton
J. V. Morlin
Michael Loftus
William A. Lynot
Bottmann
John Lynch
Margaret Touery
Wiliam A.lynott
Bhun
Lohengriin
Libbie Neary
Regina Tuane
Mary Mahon
Joseph Evans
W. 4. Fitzgerald
Cecilia Walsh
Grice Bell
Romaine Cummings
James F. Bell
Sulin
Mer Yell
Patrick J. Carroll
Luzerne Street
Barbara Nealls
Beech Street
EB. 0. Melles
St. John's Catholic Church
South Scranton
Maury McHale
Lawrence Hewitt
J.T. Brogan
A. J. Gordon
Kate Reardon
Kossman Eckersley Nuptials At Court Street Home
Amelia Eckersley wed G. J. I. Kossman at the Corwins home on Court Street with Rev. Francis R. Bateman presiding. The parlor greenery included evergreen laurel and daisies. Attendant Elizabeth Eckersley and best man Walter Devereaux witnessed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Corwin
Court Street
Amelia Eckersley
G. J. I.kossman
Dunmore
Francis R. Bateman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Elizabeth Eckersley
Walter Devereaux
Spitzer Bleckert marry at Christ Lutheran Church
Oscar Spitzer, an employee of the Sonnabend Journal, and Miss M Blecker were wed by Rev. Jacob Witke at Christ Lutheran church at 8 last evening. The church was filled with friends, with attendants Herman Gogolin and Annie Wuhn. A short drive, then a reception and supper at the bride’s parents on Elm street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Spitzer
Sonnabend Journal
M. Bleckert
Jacob Witke
Christ Lutheran Church
Herman Gogolin
Annie Wuhn
Elm Street
Local notes from Bloomsburg and nearby towns
Social tidbits list residents and visitors including Miss Susan Morris at Bloomsburg commencement, Miss Minnie Goldsmith in Wyoming Ave, visits of Mr James Scanlon and Mrs Barrett in city, and various local names at Pottsville trips. Mentions of marriages, commencements, and railway officials plus New York and Scranton arrivals and hotel stays in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Morris
Bloomsburg
Minnie Goldsmith
Wyoming Avenue
Harvey's Lake
James A. Scanlon
Binghamton
W. Ek. McFarland
Lackawanna Railroad
May Lindabury
Jefferson Avenue
Blanche
Eeith Thadsell
N. Y
Arthur Slauber
New York
Ramuel Bamter
Clay Avenue
James McKinney
Madison Avenue
H. A. Barrett
Adams Avenue
Pottsville
Wooselock
Weir
Tonexsdale
Dorothy
Murle
Buerts
Mire
Mre
W. HH
Miliv
Green Ridge
W. Morrison
Servie
I. B. Smith
Sue
Lacka- Wabi
City
Ceaters Iy
Scranton
W. H. Prouty
the Dennis
J. TY. Tynott
Aldemar
Hookwith
Loraine
Warner
Freda Warner
Henry Moore
New England
P. Elmer and Child
Lamborn
M. J. Donahue
Westminster
Jame Philbin
Patrick Philbin
Richmond
Yarn price cut at Cramer-Wells Co. Ltd
The firm Cramer-Wells Co Ltd on 130 Wyoming Avenue reduces the price of a popular yarn from 18 to 16 cents per akely.
Viaduct Plan Discussion Moves Toward Bid Stage
Recorder W L Connell and Public Works Chief John Roche met with Lackawanna and Scranton Railway representatives to review proposed viaduct over West Lackawanna crossing. Plans call for a forty foot roadway, dual tracks, Belgian blocks on east approach, asphalt on the viaduct, and protective cement plastering. further work over three to four weeks aims to secure company approval before bidding by councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Roche
Bureau of Engineering
Phillips
Lackawanna Company
Scranton Railway Company
Mattes Street
W. L. Connell
John IK. Roche
Joseph A. Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Scranton
West Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna
The
W. K. McFarlan
Everett Warren
McFarlan
Major Warren
Scranton Railway
Seventh Street
Gas and Water Company
Mountain Park Trains From Scranton and Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park on Wilkes-Barre mountain offers train departures from Scranton at .80 and 11.00 am 1a. m and 4 pm with stops to Wilkes-Barre at 9 10 11 am noon 1 4 3 pm. Fares are 70 cents and children 50 cents. Amusements include bowling merry go round coaster railroad mirage and various athletic events with first class music for dancing and refreshments. Tickets sold at stations not on trains. J 8 Swisher district passenger agent Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
Wilkes-Barre Mountain
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Swisher
Scranton Offers $500 Reward for Mary Quinn Murderer
In pursuance of a joint city resolution approved June 18 1902 Scranton offers a reward of five hundred dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who murdered Mary Quinn on Monday night June 2 1902 W L Connell City Recorder
Germantown Yarn Sale at Cramer-Wells Co
Yarn deal at Cramer-Wells Co on 140 Wyoming Avenue offers Germantown Yarn at 15 cents per skein, regular price listed as lsc with promotional price lsc for shoppers seeking affordable textile supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Lsc
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Avenue
Amateur Photographers Demonstration at Florey and Brooks
An amateur photographers event titled Velox Pauper is set for June 25 from 10 p m to 3 p m with an expert from the factory leading the session. The venue is Florey and Brooks at 522 24 Spruce Street and all are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florey & Brooks
Spruce Street
Prothonotary Office to Undergo Major Overhaul
The prothonotary's office in the court house will receive a general overhaul to improve appearance and public access. Plans include extra filing boxes, new steel counters, and tiled flooring, with a basement annex for surplus records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Copeland
Prothonotary’s Office
Death of Mrs William Connell
Mrs William Connell wife of Congressman Connell died at 3 15 PM at the family Vine street home after a long illness. She was born August 4 1825 in Wales daughter of an Englishman linked to the Lawrences. She left eleven children seven living James I Charles R Alfred E Theodore K F Ezra H James S Mc Anulty and Mrs Charles W Fulton. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at the house with interment in Forest Hill cemetery.
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William Connell
Congressman Connell
Vine Street
Bedelde
Annie Lawrence Connell
Wales
Lawrences
Thomas Lawrence
Minersville
James I
Charles R
Alfred E
Theodore KF
Ezra H. Connell
James
McAnulty
Mrs. Connell
Forest Hill Cemetery
Demonstration of Velox Paper at Florey Brooks Plant
A demonstration of Velox Paper will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and in the evening from 8:30 p.m. by an expert from the factory. Held at Florey & Brooks 22 24 Spruce Street. Also noted Dr Lindabury Surgeon diseases of women specialty at 2156 Connell Building with hours 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florey & Brooks
Spruce Street
Lindabury
Connell Building
Alliance Demands Written List to Test Boycott Legality
The Citizens' Alliance demands a written, signed list of boycotted firms from the Central Labor Union with officers, seal, and meeting attendance details. If provided, the Alliance will legally test the boycott and consider actions against it, while urging merchants to ignore unsigned notices and report any such boycotts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Central Labor Union
Citizens’ Alliance
Scranton
Metropolitan
Local Typewriter Agent Promises Liberal Trade Terms
J. N. Smoot of the Guernsey building on the first floor is named as the authorized agent for the Densmore New Century and Year typewriters. Exchanges offered for other standard machines on very liberal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Smoot
Guernsey
Amateur Photographers Open House At Florey & Brooke
An expert from a factory will conduct sessions at Florey and Brooke 522 524 Spruce Street from 10 a m to 8 p m with a special evening event from 7 to 8 30 p m. All welcome to attend and learn.
Cave-in damages North Main Avenue near Wood Street
A cave-in on North Main Avenue near Wood Street sank a portion of the new brick paving. The ground in the area had been settling for a month and city street department workers filled the hole yesterday afternoon.
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Wood Street
Main Avenue
North Main Avenue
Special Round Trip Fares Scranton to Niagara Falls
The Lackawanna railroad offers special round trip tickets from Scranton to Niagara Falls for July 3 and 4 at 55 dollars. Return valid through July 6 at 6.56 dollars. Children ages 6 to 12 travel at half the adult rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Amateur Photographers Demonstration at Hornbaker’s
On Thursday the 26th, J. B. Cummings of New York will demonstrate Velox Paper at Hornbaker’s on Washington Avenue from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bring a negative and have a print made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Cummings
New York City
Hornbaker’s
Aia Washington Avenue
Breakfast made from whole wheat berries and fruits
A concise note states the breakfast is made from whole wheat berries and carefully selected fruits and is sold by Coursen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
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Recorder Connell
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Cedar Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Wyoming Rapid Transit Company
Carbon Street
Pine Brook
Picturesque Mountain Park
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Prothonotary's Office
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E. G. Coursen
Knox
Hand & Payne
Corner Wash
Aye and
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Fat Nettleton
Dickson
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