Local Students Receive Bryn Mawr Reports
Daughters of Mr C. W. Woodruff and Mrs Mairi Shaw of Olyphant have received Bryn Mawr preliminary exam results. Conducted by Miss Belin of Jefferson avenue, the five day test was highly satisfactory and reflects credit on the young Indies. They return to the School of the Lackawanna in September to prepare for finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Woodruff
Mins Mairi Shaw
Olyphant
Bryn Mawr
Mins Belin
Jefferson Avenue
School of the Lackawanna
Second Pupils Recital Tonight in Connell Building Studios
Miss Cordelia Freeman Mira Julia Clapp Allen and E E Southworth present their second pupils recital in the Connell building studios at 8 15 this evening. The program features works by Mendelssohn Goerdeler Holst and Rive King among others with pupils including Charlotte Zurflieh Heather Rowe Ruth Styles Florence Adamo and more performing piano and voice pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Freeman
Mira Julia Clapp Allen
E. E. Southworth
Connell Building
Charlotte Zurflieh
Heather Rowe
Ruth Styles
Campana Miss DuBois
Misa Mitchell
Gobbearts
Florence Adama
Montstery Bella
Kittle Mitchell
Bimplette
Popvaro
Spindler
Evelyn Gates
Twilleht Panedemoo
Vuco
Charlotte Brandon
Alpina Rose
Notable Local Visits And Religious Talks Lead Week
Mrs 8 H Neville visits her parents Mr and Mrs W C Froude in Nicholson Miss Margaret Mayock visits Dunmore Miss Josephine Healey hosts Miners Mills guest Mrs Alex Meldrum Richmont Ave and Mrs A J Morrill Mulberry St guests in Bloomsburg Pa Rt Rev Bishop Hoban departs July 1 for three months in Europe including Germany Shiffer family leaves Windgap for illness in Northampton county William Scott to speak at Green Ridge Baptist on Negro progress Brampton Annie Gibbons Beasie Manbey and Edgar Manley head to Emmitsburg for a few weeks Gavigan family sails Majestic to Europe via New York visiting Ireland England and the Continent Rev A F B O Neale receives two calls from Western New York and Pennsylvania Rabbi David Davidson visits city and plans return Miss Clara Woodruff Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville
W. C. Froude
Nicholson
Margaret Mayock
Miners’ Mills
Josephine Healey
Dunmvere
Alex, Meldrum
Richmont Avenue
A. J. Morrill
Mulberry Street
Bloomsburg
Bishop Hoban
Europe
Germany
Dunmore
Edgar Manley
Booth Scranton
Emsmitsburg
James Gavigan
Penn Avenue
James Gavigan, Jr
New York
Ireland
England
A. F B. O'Neal
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
David Davidson
United Sates
Temple Ahavath Cheeed Bhar Hashomayin
Kohut
Chapman
Rebbi Davidson
Clara Woodruff
Green Ridge
Opening session of Wyoming Congregational Sabbath School union meet
The thirteenth annual meeting opens at the First Welsh Congregational church with devotional led by Rev. Br. Jones and a welcome from Rev. David Jones. Welsh addresses, committee appointments, and Friday school reports scheduled. impromptu writing on biblical names for children under fifteen feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Congregational Sabbath School Union
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
Sev. BR. &. Jones
D. D
North Scranton
David Jones
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
John Jenkins
D. M. George
Pittston
William Jones
Plymouth
T. ©. Edwards
Kingston
Hannah M. Williams
South Scranton
Roderick Davin
Parsons
Annie Humphreys
Ivor Thomas
Taylor
Daniel Davis
Edwardadale
Tallie Evans
Pittaten
D. D. Evans
Scranton
5. R. Jones
New Depot Contract Lets C L Bell Build New Orange Station
C L Bell formerly of Jermyn Pa now of New Orange N J wins contract to build a model railroad depot at New Orange The project will be among the nation’s best and progress will be rapid Four more factories costing 120000 will open at New Orange by January employing over 1000 wage workers The New Orange office is 444 Spruce Street Jets price will rise to 273 soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Bell
Jermyn
New Orange
N. J
Wace
Spruce Street
East Mountain Lithla Water Prompts Prompt Orders
East Mountain Lithla Water promotion notes Mall orders attended by agent Le John A. Swayze. Advertisement claims Beecham's Pills dispel drowsiness and Pocono Se clear smoke remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Mountain
John A. Swayze
Oranges Fancy Rods Italy Picnic Supplies Ad
A list of picnic goods and priced items including oranges fancy rods Italy Picnic supplies car load of potted meats pressed turkey chicken and various items with prices 25c 40c 12c 10c 15c 25c 2.75 per dozen and a note to order early
Scranton High alumni hold banquet protest over principal removal
Nearly 100 members attended the Scranton High School Alumni Association banquet at the Hotel Terrace. Before dinner they passed resolutions opposing the Board of Control action to remove Principal George W Phillips, urging caution, praising his 15 years in high school work, and calling for safeguarding public schools from corrupt politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
George Phillips
Alumni Association of the Scranton High School
Hotel Terrace
The
Scranton High School
Beranton
Georga W. Phillips
Alunmnil Association
Beranton Ie
Board of Control
Pal
Phillips
University of Bucknell
Albright Memorial Vhrary
Centrol
Mwigh
George W. Phillips
University of the People
W. A. Welsh, Jr
Association
Thomas Donahoe
Open Air Concert At Ripple Residence Draws Thousands
Thousands gathered at Colonel FE HM Ripple’s Webster avenue home to hear Bauer’s band perform an outdoor program under electric lights. Guests in gowns filled balconies while crowds along the streets enjoyed the music and city lights. The encore selections included Cotton Blossoms and Olympia, with the Star Spangled Banner and Men of Harlech honoring Mrs. William Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel FE
HM. M Ripple
Webster Avenue
Gibron Street
Bauer
Ripple
Filaga
Plenickera
Lake Ariel
Joseph O'Brien
Harlech
William Connell
Expansion support sparks lively toast and laughter
John M. McCourt responds to the toast Expansion with topical allusions and a strong appeal for expansion. He urges delaying discussion until the rebel flag is hauled down in the Philippines and invokes Washington and Lincoln to guide future settlements. A remarkable ovation follows his remarks before dancing into the late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. McCourt
McCourt
Philippines
Washington
Lincoln
Grace Reformed Episcopal Outing at Lake Ariel
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church held its annual Sunday school excursion to Lake Ariel despite a change in schedule. The group enjoyed one of the season’s best days and returned at six o'clock. Today St Luke's Church will hold a similar outing at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Lake Ariel
St. Luke's Church
Lehigh Valley Offers Special Fare to California Teachers
The Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell round trip single fare plus a $2 membership fee for National Educational Association convention attendees traveling to Los Angeles. Tickets on sale June 8 to July 6 with return by September 5, inclusive, for tours and sightseeing. Consult local ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
Lehigh Valley Railroad
California
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Rail lines offer low fares Buffalo to Los Angeles
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway announces very low rates from Buffalo to Los Angeles with return options and direct route choices. Tickets on sale June until July 7. Inquiries to T. G. Timpeon, L and M Ry Eastern agent, 221 Main St Buffalo. Green Ridge suburban cars start June 26 to Country Club via Washington Ave on same schedule. Green Ridge Peoples line runs Wyoming Ave to Mulberry St with headways every 10 minutes from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeshore and Michigan Southern Railway
Buffalo
Los Angeles
T. G. Timpeon
General Eastern
Main Street
N. Y
Green Ridge
Country Club
Washington Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
Mulberry Street
Scranton Railway Company
Scranton Private Sanitarium Advertises Remedies and Priced Goods
The passage notes a cured liquor habit victim now at his grid home and urges others to follow his example. It lists Remedies Improved and last ine and mentions the Scranton Private Sanitarium at No. 15 Mulberry Street along with Lane's shop at 20 Spruce Street offering wines and cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mulberry Street
Lane’a
Spruce Street
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement
The notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long used remedy for children. It claims to soothe the child, soften the gums, relieve pain, cure wind colic and diarrhea. The copy notes worldwide sales by droewints and prices at twenty five cents a bottle.
First District Republicans Name Delegate and Alternate
The First district Republicans select W R Lewis as delegate and Morris Morris as alternate to Harrisburg for the state convention. Resolutions commend Governor Stone and Congressman Connell and endorse Judge Archbald. The meeting, led by W A Paine, also praised Farr Scheuer and McKinley and approved education and free books initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lewis
M. V. Morris
Stone
Connell
Farr
Scheuer
Archhbald
Republican Standing Committee
First Legislative District
Republican League
Wert
Scranton
Wirr
Lawis
W. A. Paine
Joseph JoVreys
John J. Davis
McKinley
Republican Party
Philippines
William Connell
Bennitor Vaughan
John KF. Farr
John J. Scheuer, Jr
Quay
United States
Jon
John RK. Farr
Mr. Lewis
Morris
Lewis
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purity and Health
Public notice-like ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for blood purity and general mischief. It touts non irritant Pills for liver ailments and an event linked bicycle races in Binghamton on July 4 with train schedules and ticket price details.
Scranton Conservatory of Music Plans Fall Instruction
The Scranton Conservatory of Music will resume instruction in all departments in September. Students and staff await new schedules and program details as the institution restarts classes after the summer break.
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Norton
Cooper
Shakespeare
Chambers
Macauley
Marie Corelli
Jules Verne
Rudyard Kipling
George Eliot
Victor Hugo
Alex Dumas
Scott
Henry
Jesus
Thuristrups
Oxford Teachers
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
the Griffin Art Co., Zoo Wyoming Avent
Per
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
Connell Tathding
Keeley Cure
Madison Ave
Scranton Transfer Co
Hugh J. Keenan
Lie
Lacka, Ave
Hnen Glozay
Ackawanna Laundry
Coeeeee Son
Machor
Helen Cuter
Milas Clairk
Vwilee
Eeeee Hopin
Fencers
Oly
Vaio Coserecas
Helen Cites
Wee Wlonlanaski
Holst
Mies
Edith Dubos
Rive-King
Charlotte Zurflleh
Miss Clark
Sabbath School Union
First
Welsh Congregational Church
New Orange, N. J
Fancy
Italy
E. G
Coursen
John P. Kelly
John M. Harris
Harrris
Intercel
C.K. Daniels
Moser
Leila Porter
Trainin School
E. H. Ripple
Qghio State Band
Forrer
Golden Gata
Calif
Mrs. Winslow
John H. Morgan
George PL. la Hose
Thomas Watkins
David P. Evans
John Mughes
Gilespe
A. BK. Driggs
Alex. Simpson
Joveyph . Birtley
Joseph FV. Maroney
Joseph Jeffries
William Parry
James Leyshon
Wilam A. Phillins
W. A. Taine
William Penn Morgan
Richard FL Williams
FF c&, Vaughn
Edward Kenney
E. M. Jones
John J. Davies
W. T. Lewis
West Side
Archbaldly
R. W. Archbald
Supreme Court
Schank & Spencer
Hood
Binghamton
St. Brenden Cornell
Parlor City
Ba. m
Jermyn Clear
Felton
Roger Bros
Davidow Bros., Jewelers
Lackawanna Ave
Bell & Skinner
Hotel Jevere
Law & Price
Hatter
Matthews Bros
Hand & Payne
Souxlike
Washington Ave
Pierce’s Market
Wyoming Ave
Haviland & Co
Mintons
Coolport
Royal Bonn
Dresden
Crown Darby
Maloney Owl and Manufacturing CO
149 Meridian Strait
Sorantos, Pa
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