Social notes from city and neighboring towns
Walter E. Chase of the New York World visits friends in the city. Mrs S Simon and daughter Flo of Lock Haven stay with F L Wormser on Penn avenue. Rt Rev Bishop O Hara attended St John’s academy exercises in Pittston. Rev E L Miller elected president of the Lutheran League formed in Harrisburg. Telegrams report the safe arrival of Mr and Mrs Everett Warren in Southampton. Miss Anna Carbine and Kate Flaherty of Green Ridge return from Mansfield State Normal exercises. RB Brundage of Wilkes-Barre named deputy internal revenue collector for Luzerne Carbon Northampton district. Mrs S D Vanbuskiri of West Luzerne and Mrs William Bowie of Geraldsboro visit New York and Atlantic City for several weeks. A teachers’ party including Margaret McAndrew, Mary k eh Sarah O Connor, Mary Parrull and Margaret Mitchell sails on a trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Chase
New York World
S. Simon
Flo
Lock Haven
Penn Avenue
Bishop O'Hara
Pittston
St. John's Academy
E. L. Miller
Lutheran League
Harrisburg
Anna Carbine
Kate Flaherty
Green Ridge
Mansfield
State Normal School
RB. Brundage
Wilkes-Barre
Internal Revenue
Luzerne, Carbon and Northampton
View
L. Laciur
Mra
D. Vanbuskiri
West Licka- Waotia Avenue
Aira William Bowie
Gealdsboro
New York
Rules for riding elevators and a deaf school chronicle
A Boston Transcript style piece warns elevator riders how to behave in the cage. It also reports on the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf near Scranton, detailing its growth from twelve pupils in 1803 to a planned three-building campus with a new girls wing and manual training for boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Oval School For the Deaf
Jone 15
Tribune
Talay
Stranton
Henry Belin
Philadelphia
Belin
Conrad Schroeder
G. T. Matthews
Scranton Community Updates And School Notes
Local notices report St Johns school commencement delayed to afternoon. Prof Gus Smith relocated to Birch street from central city. Bavarian Beneficial association met on Storms Hallow Alder. Miss Kate Ordnung from Buffalo visiting on Willow Street. Town events include a baseball game and fireworks at Central Park Garden. The Mion Rollinson house on Coder avenue ready by August. St Mary's German English school held repeated commencement shows with a dance and a choir coronation of Rev Father Christ. A surprise party for Miss Katia Rosar featured a large social gathering with numerous attendees and a student orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebony
Wemtptahl
W. Humpheyes Pharimiey
A. J. Mulderlyyn
Scranton Athletic Club
St. Joho's School
Gus Smith
Birch Street
Bavarian Beneficial Association
Kate Ordnung
Buffalo
Scranton
Viekting
Willow Street
L. D Powers
Harry E. Brown
Bethlehem
Fred Boyer
Cedar Avenue
Prault
T. G. McVoy
M. A. Sweeney
Chicaygo
James Connery
South Washinggt
Indenerchor
Ackermann
William Wunderlich
Germany
New York
Kortacher
Terppe
Cedar Naveaue
Lavelle
Brookstreet
Stone Avenue
St.Mary's German and English School
Profesor Johnson
Browning's Call Withdrawn and July 14 Meeting Set
The county committee ends the dispute over scheduling the county convention. Secretary J W Browning withdrew the call for next Saturday and accepted Chairman Powell's July 14 date. The committee now proceeds with the plan for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Browning
Powell
St. Luke's Summer Home Contributions Report
The report lists contributions received since the last update including Misa Merrill five dollars and eight cents and Scranton Republican printing. It notes total contributions of twenty two hundred and five cents and invites further gifts and mission applications with listed contact names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Merrill
Scranton Republican
Rogers Jernel
Oe D. Holland
William A. Avery
Seaimet Ome
Rogers Israel
Wvowing Avenue
A. D. Holland
Spruce Street
C. B. Derman
Franklin Avenue
Mre
G. L Dickson
Jfferson Avenue
Elizabeth Sherer
Aindison Avenue
J. H. Phelps
Linden Atreet
West Side News Notes and Local Social Snippets
The item lists visitors from Waterville and North Hyde Park Avenue, summer plans at Ocean Grove, a pastor conducting services at Boers Hall, and Philadelphia visits. A complaint leads to a drunken disorderly arrest on North Main Avenue. A lawn party at Conductor Barney McGill’s home and a funeral for Mathias Andrews are noted, plus a charity event by Epworth league at Hampton Street church with Ye Olde Folkes Guy corte and Guernsey Bros promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goodwin
Jones
Waterville
N. Y
L. C. Floyd
William Griffiths
North Somer Avenue
D.J. Thomas
Rebs
Pitteburg
Bertha Powel
D. W. Powell
North Sumner Avenue
Philadelphia
Joseph Kine
North Main Avenue
Offeer Johler
Johns
Barney McGill
Tenth Street
Bridget
Kate McCarthy
Ray and Beavckett
Agnes Neallr
Laura Nealon
Ronnie Jones
Maggie Slavin
B. Gray
Holle Slavin
Kate Sullivan
Frank Powell
J. W. Rittenhouse
Mra. Mulroney
Messrs
J. McCarthy
CG. Lamb
P. Murray
M. Ratchford
PS Ruane
W. Powell
George Aintell
J. McLaughlin
D. Lightford
J. Colloiy
M. Lynott
Maggie Gavin
Pittston
Mathias Andrews
Ampton
M. F. Wymba
St. John
Father Fricker
St. John’s Catholic Society
Deceasd
St. Johns German Catholic Cemetery
John Wagner
Anthony Dennebaum
Mathias Flesch
Mr. Kramer
Epworth League
Simpson Church
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hampton Street League
Trials in Carbon Dale feature alibi claims and Collins case
In Todays docket at the main court, William Hall and Thomas Mank defend alibi claims amid fire charge testimony. Separately Mrs. Sarah Collins faces theft allegations over Mary O Connor goods, with witnesses detailing barn thefts and attic storage. The proceedings include sharp exchanges between counsel and a tense confrontation with witness Michael Whelan. Closing remarks and jury instructions followed in the Tobey case as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
William Hall
Thomas Munk
Carbondale
Arion
Wee
William Thuthawore
Edcard Odell
Tis
Hall
Edward Odell
Thomas Mank, Jr
Simpsonville
Pebroury
Mary Daly
Hin Congin
Jonson O'Brien
Kally
Commonwealth
Jodie Archbald
Mra. O'Brien
Mra. Collins
Mrs. O'Connor
Mr. Whelan
Fitzsimmons
Ritter
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Antoine Mukaluskey
George Droscabage
A. Lotzklonovage
Powell Plenovage
Antonns Mululakey
William Boras
L. Tobey
Joan F. Suragg
E. O. Newcomb
Purdy
North End Briefs From Scranton THINDLE Office Actions
North End notices include Father Whitty society excursion to New York on August 11 and a clam bake by Excelsior Hose on July 4 at Frear's Grove. Cigar maker Charles Berry starts on North Main Avenue next to Ted's Jewelry. Welsh Baptist church entertainment committee picks July 8. A civil rent case at Garfield House ends with $13 judgment plus interest and costs. appeal noted. Multiple residents plan travel to Farview on July 14. Corsons move to Binghamton for a new position. Mrs. Corson is daughter of Mrs. Humphreys of Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Scranton Thindle
Lewis Drug Store
Father Whitty Society
New York
Excelsior Hose Company
Frear’s
McLean
Williams
Binghamton
Corson
Humphreys
Wayne Avenue
Alderman Williams
Hen J. Davis
Garfield House
George Crump
Crump
Pees
Davie
Aldermas
Picnic and Excursion Parties Featured in Local Roundup
Local page highlights various social events including picnic parties, excursion outings, a concert schedule, athletic gatherings, and other community activities across town venues. Organizers invite participation and remind residents of event dates and locations.
Temperance Society Elects Officers in Green Ridge
The Young People's Temperance society of the Primitive Methodist church on Market Street elected officers including President George Thowther and Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Cuthbertson at its semi annual meeting. The group reported a healthy financial condition and plans to raise 10 toward church debt reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. May
Board of Investigation
Bugle Corps Committee
Young People's Temperance Society
Primitive Methodist Church
Market Street
Green Ridge
George Thowther
Maggie Lawin
Thomas E. Savage
Minnie Russell
Robert Cuthberton
Elizabeth Cuthbertson
Mia
Maggie Littlejody
Jans Allingon
Ide Savage
Caledonian Games Set At Laurel Hill Park July Fourth
At Laurel Hill Park in Laurl Fil spectators will enjoy Caledonian games and a diverse programme of athletic events plus special features and a street parade planned for July 4. The Caledonians are noted for reliable public entertainment and high quality performances. Details of the parade will be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill
Novelty Summer Coat For Tennis Enthusiasts
A Nobby long cut double breasted blue and black serge coat advertised as proper summer tennis wear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Veiger
SHAW
Emerson
New England
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Punch Cigare
Olaar
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr's
Court House
Squuank
OR. OH. B. Ware
Southampton
England
Everett Warren
Hia
Boston Transcript
Pennsylvania Oral School For the Deaf
Mary Ailen
Chester
Mie Haima Garret
Central
Misa Garret
Garrett
Mary B. ©. Brown
Alsweu Institute
L. A. Watres
Jamoa Archbald
K. J. Matthews
G. Morgan
Henry Belin, Jr
T. FP. Coffey
Carbondalé
Samue Hines
C. Rive
Wiskee Barre
Thomas Ford
John Jermyn
F. W. Gunster
John B. Smith
Dunmore
Katia Rosar
Orpheus Auartette
Fred Hughes
John Hughes
George Simpson
John Stetter
Miss Aigie
Mamie Haggerty
Mamie Conway
Madi¢ Kennedy
Kathe McNichols
Anole Planishao
Mamie Rogar
B. Eagell
Lida Barrett
Kate Lowing
Maggie Murphy
Kate Gavigan
Sarah
Maggie McDonald
Annie Rief
Biliy Regan
Mamie Collins
Maggie Hopkins
Mario Docherty
Niel Ruddy
James
Frank McDonald
Daniel Jordan
Paul Kellar
John Martin
John Brogan
M. J. Carey
Patrick Griffin
M. T. Howley
Martin Hanley
John Coyne
Joseph Nolan
Browning
Coraimitt
ST. Luke's
West Side News
Guernsey Bros
William Hull
Thomas Munk, Jr
Sarah Collins
North End Briefs
China Hall
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Weichel & Millar
Home Poultry Park
C. Ditchburrn
Lackawanna Ave
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles
Plater, Gendron, Eelipse
Lowell, Dinmont
Christian, the
Hatter
Spruce ST
Lacka, Avenue
Blume Carriage Works
Dix Court
John Hamlin
Americas
Ate
Florey & Holt
Sohmer Pianos
Columbus Monument
Hartman
Feorland
Antonia Hartmann
Clothiers
Anasthene
Kenwood
Wardell
EK Dryant
Henwood & Wardell
Willan
Platen
Shimberg
Lowelt Pricua
Old Post Office
Sapolio
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