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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1898

Page

6

Day's Doings North Scranton Saint Marys Exercises Highlight

The sixteenth annual commencement of Holy Rosary academy and parochial school held in St Marys hall featured graduation of Nellie Morin and Anna Golden. The program opened with a piano march by James Caney and David Fite, included a guest recital and a large Fairies Carnival operetta, with reception by Rev Tithow Hollen and praise from Rev Mehop Holan and others. The hall was crowded despite heat, and the St More's orchestra led performances with multiple numbers and vocal selections.

Holy Rosary Academy St. Mary's Hall Aerons Mehop Holan Father Quinnan Mittatones Feeley St. Peter's Cathedral Pod. McManus St. Paul's Church W. J O'Donnell Holy Cross Church N. J. McManue O'Toole U. P Holy Rosary James Caney David Fitegerald Nellie Morin Anna Golden Tithow Hollen Sue Tubea Tithe Bey Goooma James Cisey James Cisey, “Trotoiaf the Aivallers Indies Mievek A. Giokden Heffron K. Sithivan Hazel Davis Margaret Noon Clara Wells St More's Thote Neaty AL Gidlden Mister Ivoftue Danton Mike K. Jordan K. Sullivarn Connor M. Plunnwan Anni Golden

Decorated display features clans and emblem crowns

A display showcases ornate fixtures with clan symbols and the phrase The End Crowns the Work prominently featured among the decorations.

Clans of “98

Marvine mines employees to unveil flag next Saturday

Victor Zeltiniski and Misa Jennie Smith wed at Joseph's Lithuanian Catholic church yesterday afternoon at 1 pm. James Feeney of Galeshore, Wh, 18, visited relatives in this prince. Mrs. P Knight of North Main avenue entertained her daughter Mrs. John FH Rev. of Pittaten. George J Manos of New York City visiting in this place. Jacob K. Smith arrived home from Camp Alger yesterday.

Marvine Mines Victor Zeltiniski Misa Jennie Smith Joseph's Jtames Feeney Galeshore Knight North Main Avenue John FH Pittaten George J. Manos New York City Jaco KK Mith Camp Alger

Local Residents Entertain Guests and Return From Trips

Green Ridge editor D Beans of Delaware street hosts guests from Honesdale. Fordham of Montrowe visits T M Cole on Capouse. Carmalt of Synderton Avenue visits Citadel NY. Mr and Mrs Ho Thug of Poiskeepte join Mra Phiam's peurerits. Story of Penn Avenue guest at Broome Corner. Dyas Smith of New York visits sister Mra A. Oeborne Wyomink Ave. Mulligan family from New York spend time with father on New York street. Jackson family of Motney Avenue visit East Lemon. Donald and Margaret Shedd of Porn Avenue spend summer at Booma Center NY. Kellam family Capouse Avenue return from Pay pick. Hoare and Condoriner Capers Avenue a few days at Oliphant.

D. Beans Delaware Street Han Honesdale Mr. Fordham Montrowe T. M. Cole Capouse Avenue J. Carmalt Synderton Avenue Citatet N.Y Mr. Ho Thug Poise Keeptie Mra. Phiam Mee Story Penn Avenue Broome Corner Dyas Smith New York Ft. A. Oeborne Wyomink Avenue Walter Mulligan Motney Avene East Lemon Donald Margaret Shedd Porn Avenue Booma Center

Wedding at St Mars church in South Scranton

In South Scranton at St Mars church the wedding of Mike Mary Ranter and Wenreoper took place officiated by Rev Path ey Christ in Foelech with Miss Murhe Rant er as bride and Geom tanter as groomsman. Attendants wore blue gowns and a reception followed at Devin avon with limited guests. Local St Mary’s school pupils provided an evening entertainment at St Mars hall drawing a crowd and promising a repeat performance tonight.

St Mars Mike Mary Ranter Wenreoper Ney Voning Pathey Christ Foelech Murhe Ranter Geom Tanter Devin Avon Retper St. Mary’s St. Mars David Lark, Jr Oychwrd Idas Himis

Minooka John Tetras Marries Hlimere Ayenine's Daughter

The ceremony took place at Bt. daseph's church in the afternoon. A reception followed at the bride's parents' home with many attendees and well-wishers.

John Tetras Hlimere Ayenine Sarah Mangan Dovia Street Daseph Mats Meungim Watal Thivin Aitear Ini Ware

Globe Warehouse Wash Goods Sale Shrinks Summer Stock

Globe Warehouse announces a semi annual inventory closing this week. It aims to reduce its large on hand supply of wash goods in the wholesale department before balancing books. The sale showcases flimsy summer fabrics and seeks strong reductions.

West Scranton Fire Destroys United-Dwelling

Miss Margaret Welsh wed Thorne J Solin at St Patrick's Church as a fire swept Patrick Haineby’s on Zerne Street destroying the united-dwelling at No. 16. The groom’s party and guests then dined at the Hotel Jermyn before departing to New York and Boston.

John W. Robinson Madison Avenue Cathierine Mnally Merrifield Avenue United Patrick Haineby Lizerne Street NO. 16

Election of Officers at Camp No 9 and Washington Camp

A regular Camp No 9 meeting at Red Men's hall elected officers for the new term including president Loulea Grasse and secretary Ida Aldred. Washington Camp No 408 listed officers Truman, Store, Holbert, Harris, and others with delegate 2. O. Davis chosen for York camp and installation planned next meeting.

Patrivthe Order of Red Men's South Main Avenue Mre Loulea Grasse Rebel Etdred Mise Elizabeth Lee Daniel Atvord Mise Goulsn Terry Mary Witkine Ida Aldred Belle Harris Linden Dekker Georges Hower A. T. Biddleman Agnes John Sentinel Milan Alwerd Hettes Ruandelph Tones Mise Margaret Harris Hagleton Elizabeth Morssey Washington Camp Paternite Order Sons of America Masonic Hall North Main Avenue WW. Truman Louis Jasper Welter J. P. Harris Davis York Austust W. F. Reiper

Catherine Nally to John W Robingson Marriage at St Patrick’s

Miss Catherine Nally daughter of Mr and Mrs Thos Nally of Merrifield wed John W Robingson at St Patrick’s Church parsonage yesterday afternoon. Rev D A Dunne officiated. The gown was military blue with chiffon and ribbon. Attendant Miss Margaret King wore a similar dress. After ceremony the party visited the bride’s home for a small reception. The couple will honeymoon in Buffalo and reside in Scranton.

Catherine Mr Nally Mia Thos MrNalls Merrifield Wrens John W. Robingson Mayllevn Avenue Ss Oelwk St Patrick's Church D. A. Dunne Margaret King Miss King William M. Brett Mir Boldnsen Buffalo Scranton

K of K Literary Society Holds Monday Meeting

Members met at Gus Eynen’s residence on South Prem ler avenue for sociable evening after business. A program featured "Personalities" by Chavon Cedwein and Morale talk by Henry Morgane, with a Cuba talk by Robertson and others. Refreshments followed and the event was praised as among the best of its kind.

K. of K. Literary Society Gus Eynen Prem Ler Avenue WL H. Robertson Aetelone John Miown Chavon Cedwein Henry Morgane Kischya Jrne Stump Cuba Robertson Giatveue Thomas Boston Beth Thimes Alle Byren Alee Gil

Choral Society Concert Plans and Adjudication Panel

The article outlines a forthcoming concert at Meare Hall featuring the Chesapeake American Choral Union with Professor George Mowell directing and T. Evans as chair of horn work. Adjuncts include Professor Filae Roeser and Gwilym Morlals as accompanists, with D. J. Jones Taylor and others serving as adjudicators. Preliminary auditions will be held at the North Main Avenue music studio of Dr. Thomas this afternoon. Only those who filed names with the secretary by last Monday may be considered.

Chott Vinion Sue DR Thomas North Main Avenue

Fire destroys frame house at 112 Tue nerne Street

Early yesterday morning a fire caused by a lamp explosion destroyed the single frame dwelling at 112 Tue nerne Street. Rear room was owned and occupied by Patrick Halney. household goods were burned. The damage totaled about 1000 dollars, fully insured. A neighboring frame dwelling owned by Stephen Flanaghan was lightly damaged.

Tuenerne Street Patrick Halney Stephen Flanaghan

Bernstein Gardner Wedding In Wilkes-Barre

Miss Hattie Gardiner and Frederick Bernstein, both of Wilkes-Barre, were married yesterday afternoon at Simpson Methodist church parsonage. Rev. J. BR. Ewert officiated in a simple ceremony. The bride wore a becoming tray.

Hattie Gardiner Frederick Bernstein Wilkes-Barre Simpson Methodist Church J. Br, Ewert

Relief Tales From Lydia Pinkham Remedies Ad

Letters from Mrs. Jonx Writtame of Englishtown New Jersey and Mrs. Josnen Serenson of Warren Pennsylvania claim relief from prolonged womb trouble backache and heart dizziness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Both describe severe prior symptoms and credit the remedies with curing them.

Jonx Writtame Englishtown N. J Dean Mas Pisevan Lydia Pinkham Josnen Serenson East St Warren Pinniase

Local Residents Return Visits and Summer Travel Notes

Misses Jean Albert and Ruby Graham of Ashley return from a visit with Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Sweet of North High Park Avenue. James Roberts, North Malin Avenue, resumes work after an injury. Miss Nellie Jacob of Magleton guests of Miss Themis Polen on Fairview Avenue. Mrs. Myron Garney and daughters Movinn and Grace of Kingston are guests here. President M. J Fugellon of St Brenden Avenue No. 2438 represented YM Institute at the grand council in Altoona on August 16. William Howells and son Ethan of Ohio return from a long visit. Miss Linh Joseph of North Bromo Avenue returns from a visit at Clark's Summit. Mrs. W. W. Cramer of North Lincoln Avenue visiting friends at Aghley. Mrs. Davin Evans of Swetland Street entertaining Miss Annie Wil-De De Mie. Haviden Evans of North Bromley Avenue visiting Carbondale. W. Or. Neville, student at Ville University, home for summer. son of R. B. Neville of Chestnut Street. Miss Florence Irving and Miss Marie Yost of Jackson Pivot visiting friends of Blooms. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reynolds of North Decker Court visiting Factoryville.

Jean Albert Ruby Graham Ashley J. B. Sweet North Hye Park Avenue James Roberts Malin Avenue Misa Nellie Jacobsn Magleton Mie Themis Polen Fairview Avenue Myron Garney Movinn and Grace Kingston Pmyecejlent WW. Cramer Lincoln Avenue Aghley Davin Flvans Swetland Street Mise Annie Wil- de de Mie Haviden Evans North Bromley Avenue Carbondale W. OR. Neville Vile University RB. T. Neville Chestnut Street Florence Irving Marie) Yost Jackson Pivet Bloons Myre W. C. Reynolds North Decker Court Factoryville

Local Events and Services Across the City

A forty foot Magnate rises on the eastern tower at No 14 Achenl while students and friends of Feheel gather tomorrow at Werlock to view their Hand some Few. The City hears a heating tag flash from No 16. Children enjoyed a Mothers Jewels meeting at Simpson Methodist church hosted by Ladies' Home Missionary Society. Funeral for Sebastian Doerschlemer held at 208 Edwanite Court with services at Ransom Presbyterian and burial at Ransom cemetery. Bahbbath abopt of German Presbyterian plans an outing to Noy Aus park today with special cars from Malti avenue and Jhoksem Street at 2 o clock, return by 9 30 p.m. A literary entertainment by St Trendens Corn el tonight follows a fine program. Annie Humphneva hosted Bundov scholae at South Lincoln avenue with a pleasant evening and carved merits. Names of attendees include Dowd Priew Arthur Jones Arthur Thomas Ralph Williams Thivie Thomas Lewesens Richard Davies Thomas Rees and David Jenkins.

No. 14 Achenl Werlock Simpson Methodist Church Ladies’ Home Missionary Society Ransom Cemetery Bahbbath Abopt Cornel Literary Ctaly Comrie Migs Annie T Humphneva Bundov Schonlage South Lincoln Avenue Clues Ares Dowd Priew Arthur Jones Arthur Thomas Ralph Williame Thivie Thomas Lewesens Richard Davies Thomas Rees Dawid Jenkins

Death notices and local obituaries in Dunmore

M Burke of Cheetnut street learns of son Johns death from gun smoke, funeral Thursday in Towanda. Milton Decker of Elimethet dies after hospital operation, survived by wife and five children. Letchworth of Chestnut street visits Lake Winolis. Delia Williams of Bloom street returns from New York. Mrs A I Smith of North Blakely called to mother’s sick bed. funeral of Mr Dolph set for 2 PM today with Dunmore cemetery interment. Borough meeting reports all members present.

M. Burke Cheetnut Street Tawanila John Burke Placer Towanda Milton Decker Elimethet Djl Mover Tailor Hospital

Tax levy meeting sets present year rate amid debate

The gathering, attended by Manley and others, discussed fixing the current year's levy and questioned restricting Speman Coal Co under their proportion. The matter was sent to Borough Attorney McAskie for action. The meeting adjourned. Also noted is the funeral for Milton Decker from Moser Taylor hospital, with services planned Thursday.

Webber Tiwae Manley Council Dt, & Fpm Speman Coal Company Tt Wan Borougd McAskie Milton Decker Moser Taylor Hospital

Married at Lackawanna Amid Simple Cedar Ave Ceremony

Miss Marie Goddard and William Hartman wed yesterday afternoon at Lackawanna, officiated by Rev. BL de Santee. Miss Sigele Williare served as bridesmaid and Del Knopp as best man. The bride wore a Henrietta dress and roses, and the couple left for Wilkes-Barre to reside.

Marie Goddard William Hartman Lauckawanna BL de Santee Cedar Avenue

Court orders transfer of voting list in Longstaff-Kelly contest

A court directed Commissioners Lewis and Dugran to move the voters list from the South AbiIngien return to the February district returns in the preliminary secretary's office. Open returns filed did not include the voting list. No witnesses were heard yesterday. work on voter questions was to resume today.

W. FH. Lewis Tt. J. Dugran South AbiIngien

Officers of Scranton Lodge Knights of Pythias

At a meeting of Scranton Lodge No. 245 Knights of Pythias last night the following officers were elected C C Wadells VOC PB Kemble prelate S Ryan keeper of records and seals Martin Joyce MLB D UL NS Durell M Charles E B Trop inside guard Tow Krueller outside guard rep to grand Jodie Dr Pen Phamielly tae tee 1S months fern FL Sierney Past Chancellor W A Browntinas The above officers will be installed next Tuesday night by Deputy Grand Chancellor Joseph R L Phillips

At & Meting Scranton Lode Knights of Pythies Eleviids Wadells Voc R. Kemble Fo S. Ryan Martin Joyce MLB D. UL NS. Durell Charles EB. Trop Tow Krueller BR Paw Ps Erond Jodie Pen. Phamielly Tae Fern FL Sierney W. A. Browntinas Joseph RL Phillips

Oldest Man in Pennsylvania Buried in Scranton

Patrick Migegins of Pike Street North Scranton died Sunday and was buried in Cathedral Cemetery after funeral services at Holy Rosary Church. He was said to be 114 years old, possibly Pennsylvania's oldest man, from a longevity noted family. His father died at 11, mother at 107. A sister died at 85 four years ago. Community members are urged to support the Home for weary and sickly women and children with gifts. Moners received and memorials listed include Mary T. Phelips.

Patrick Migegins Pike Street North Scranton Cathedral Cemetery Holy Rosary Catholic Dhurch Menneylvania Higeme

Obituary notices in Wilkes-Barre district

Obituary notes the death of Mrs Varnes after a brief illness with ties to Hyde Park and Wilkes-Barre. Frances Pially and John Moriarity also die, with funeral plans under Rev J A Evans and at St Peter's Cathedral. The item ends with an unrelated health ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.

Man Denounces Skeleton Sale on Odd Boarding House Tour

The Hotty Starved Hoanders manager proposes a tour of a boarding house as a living skeleton nears death. A judge weighs the plan and the need to replace the dying resident with a man from the audience.

Dime Museum

The Divining Rod Controversy Returns in Newspaper Debate

A fire brigade superintendent recounts a water finder on an estate who located water at 70 feet, with a second bore nearby succeeding. The piece traces other failed depths, misdirections, and disputed outcomes across Jamaica and the Santa Cruz mountains, noting financial disputes over fees and responsibility for results.

Bagneh Jamaicca Santa Crux Mountains Worl i Ware Kabraunie Poole Kirn

Queen Victoria's Income and Royal Household Costs

Summary of the royal finances stating Queen Victoria’s government income near £1000,000 per year for state expenses, charity, pensions and more. It notes £100,000 for pocket funds, salaries around £600,000, other costs £759,000, bounties £460,000 and annuities £96,000, plus royal family annuities and Duchy of Lancaster income. The text suggests the total annual income could reach around £4,000,000 with investments and interest.

Victoria Hiss Duchy of Lancaster Felf

Mahon and Densten Law Firm Ad Offers Real Estate Help

Mahon and Densten keep offices at Moor Street Room St Roa offering estate purchases sales rents and mortgages. They handle conveyancing wills filings mortgages and deeds with prompt careful service. James Maton J C Densten attorneys at law student at law.

Monley James Maton J.C. Déneten

Dr E Grewer Promises Cure For Nervous Debility

An advertisement from Scranton lists Dr E Grewer at the Old Post Office Building offering examinations and free initial consults for nervous disorders, stoic afflictions, and multiple chronic diseases. It touts Electro-Germs and Ozono-Nite Gas therapies and claims high success in restoring vitality, with office hours and sacred confidentiality.

Ham

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