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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1900

Page

7

Alumni Class of 1900 Banquet and Reception in Lackawanna County

The Alumni committee plans an elaborate event at Burke's hall with a decorated reception followed by a banquet at Hotel Harrison. The couple Mr and Mrs Cristy of Scranton led a grand march after the ceremony. Guests included Mr and Mrs F R Johnston and Mrs Susann Sampson among others. the couple will reside in Waverly.

Burke's Hall Harrison Morphin Waverly Mra. Cristy Scranton Lee F. R. Johnston J. R. Johnston S& A. Lee Susann Sampson Sh. A. Robison Garner

Frontier City Castle Officers Named For Terms

Frontier City castle No 206 Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain elected six month officers led by Post commander T J Skinner and vice commander Thomas Booth with Marshal William H Hunt and other posts. Twelve month officers include Recording secretary Charles Curtis Trencher Andrew Booth outside guard John Henwood trustee Morgan Hughes and representative Henry Chapman with alternate Robert Heard.

Frontier City Castle Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain T. J. Skinner Thomas Booth William HH. Hunt Robert Beard Richard Blight Charles Curtis Andrew Booth John Henwood Morgan Hughes Henry Chapman Robert Heard

Eaton and Miss Williams Wed at Centenary Methodist Church

Word has reached town of the wedding of William A. Eaton of Uniondale to Miss Grace Williams. The ceremony was performed Wednesday in Binghamton by Megen ry Tuckley of Centenary Methodist Church. The groom is a son of ex Select Councilman John W. Maton and a clerk at D. W. Humphrey's. The bride has lived in the city for several months.

Binghamton William A. Eaton Grace Williams Uniondale Megenry Tuckley Centenary Methodistechurch Select John W. Maton D. W. Humphrey

Local Social Notes and School Fund Update

Mrs A F Chaffee hosts young Indy workers at the Methodist parsonage this afternoon. Edward De Long of Dineoin avenue is in New York on business. Mrs W D Thomas of Coonnan Street visited Scranton yesterday. Miss Agnes Walker of Washington Street returns from Stroudsburg Normal school. Miss Hazel Wheeler came back from Jersey City after a month with her grandmother. Henry Becharlock returns from Florida where he built contracts. Mr and Mrs H B Realily have moved to the city. Mrs Robert Maxwell is critically ill at her daughter’s home on Salem avenue. The high school commencement cleared more than 50 dollars for the plano fund.

A. F. Chaffee Indy Methodist Church Edward de Long Dineoin Avenue New York W. D. Thomas Coonnan Street Scranton Agnes Walker Washington Street Stroudsburg Normal School Hazel Wheeler Jersey City M. J. Deets Henry Becharlock Florida H. B Robert Maxwell T. F. Vannan Salem Avenue

Birthday Party At Cemetery Street For Six-Year-Old Master Day

Jermyn and Mayfield celebrate six year old Master Joe Day with friends at Cemetery street. Guests include Helen Whitmore Alice Green Mattie Hill Minnie Mark Loretta Travis Flossie Price Hagel Carter Irene Tompkins Emma Day and others. Local marriage and death notices appear, plus church supper set and visitors listed.

Joe Day Cemetery Street Helen Whitmore Alice Green Mattie Hill Minnie Mark Loretta Marcella Trving Flossie Price Hagel Carter Irene Tompkins Alvira Day Emma Mary Davis Frank Cheampson Fernley Woodworth Harold Moughton Harold Joseph Temby Third Street The Baptist Church Gilmore Hall Thomas Netherton Magele Collins Scranton Mollie Gilgallon Archbald Misa May Martin Second Street Nell Gallagher South Leon Street Freeland Erle Collieries Wile

Wedded at Waverly in a Pretty Pa wedding

A refined ceremony at Mr and Mrs John K R Johnston of Waverly Pa united Lloyd C Lee of Waverly and Cordelia Towns of Wilkes Barre in marriage. Rev Charles Garner officiated with Madame Robison at the organ. The bride wore white satin and carried red and pink roses. The couple stood under an arch of flowers in the parlor as they were proclaimed husband and wife.

John KR. Johnston Waverly Lloyd C. Lee Cordelia Towns Wilkes-Barre Charles Garner African Methodist Episcopal Church Ft. A. Robison Para

Miss Katherine Strine Weds Casper Ott in Hight Street Home

A wedding ceremony at the bride's home joined Miss Katherine Strine and Casper Ott with Rev. Peter Ott officiating. The couple received gifts and a large reception followed at Welzsandah hall. A De Mose family concert at Welsh Baptist Church drew wide praise and enthusiastic applause.

Katherine Strine Casper Ott de Moss Hight Street Cisper Ott Michael Strine Peter Ott Mise Margaret Welbel Hap Welsendah Hall Welsh Baptist Church de Mose Lyric Tarda Taylor Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Lake Todere Richard Nicholas Middle Street Miltsburg Invincible Commandery Knights of Malta Mary Jones Archbald Mary J. Williams Old Forge Washington Camp Patriots Order Sons of America Lingle Hodge Union Street Moses ‘Tayi Heoeystal Deli Wire, Lackawanna and Western Company Morria Miller Beranten

Marital union marked by local church ceremony

Charles Z Selp and Mise Grace Siekler wed at the Taptist church with Rev J Thomas officiating. The couple, respected residents of Tockville, were joined by family and friends including Miss Jones who sent wishes from Delaware and Hudson Gravey Island.

Pain Ha m B Robcock testimonial from Eric Pa

A reader reports a sharp hip pain from lifting heavy bones that worsened to rheumatism. After a druggist recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, half a bottle cured him completely and he now advises friends to try it. Sold by Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents.

T.ant Falt Chamberlain F. A. Brobcock Eric Matthews Dros

Bold by off driers claims endorsements from notable names

Fragmentary notice describes a marketing ploy offering an unverified list of endorsements for various figures and products. It mentions free, postpaid distribution to readers who write for it and cites several obscure or misspelled names.

Mariani & Co W. Ithat New York Kime Priors Eraprem Prine Atelibishopa Poronies

Extra Bridge Work Sought For £2000 Over Abutments

A lawsuit seeks £2000 for extra work on abutments of the Rearing Brook and Linden street bridges after a contract change to asphalt flooring and heavier pillar coping. Patrick Muldoon, surviving partner of Muldoon & Bowie, represents the contractors. Councils did not appropriate funds, and fiscal officers refuse payment, prompting the suit for judgment to protect the claim.

Rearing Brook Linden Street Murray Patrick Muldoon Muldoon & Bowie Brie

Dewey Cannon Unveiled at Three Oaks Michigan

Three Oaks Michigan marked the unveiling of the Dewey cannon captured at Manila. Miss Helen Gould arrived with six friends from Boston in a private car and was met by a large crowd. A parade and civic hospitality highlighted the ceremonies as the event extended to tomorrow.

Three Oaks Mich Manila Helen Gould Gould Boston Albany Michigan Central Miss Gould Eri. K. Warren

Lehigh Valley Railroad Round Trip Offer

Round trip tickets priced at $6.05 via Lehigh Valley Railroad go on sale July 1 with return validity through July 1. Tickets honored on all trains except the Mack Diamond Express. For details consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Lehigh Valley Thcket Agents

National Democratic and Black Diamond Express Excursions

The B Y. of America announces convention trips from Cincinnati to Kansas City and Kan City to St Louis with one fare round trip. Tickets valid for return by July 17, or extended to August 1 with a 10 cent deposit at Cincinnati joint agent, excluding the Black Diamond Express. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.

BU. of America National Convention Cincinnati Ucker Kanean City Srd

Convention special reduced tickets for union meetings by NYO&W

The New York Ontario and Western Railway offers reduced round trip fares for convention travel. National Democratic convention in Kansas City Missouri July 4 with tickets valid July 1 to 6. National Adventitional association in Charleston DC July 7 to 11 with tickets valid July 6 to Sept 1. Baptist Young People's Union of America annual meeting in Cincinnati July 11 to 20 with return by July 17 or extended to August 10 for a fee. Inquiries to NYO&W tickets agents or general passenger agent J Anderson at 118 Receiver Street New York.

New York, Ontario and Western Railway Kiteas City Kansas City National Adventional Association Charleston D.C The Baptist Young People's Union of Americ Cincinnati New York J. ©. Anderson Reiver Street

Sunday Excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko

The Central Railroad of New Jersey offers a Sunday excursion to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko on July 11. Round trip fares are 1.00 for adults and 0.25 for children, with various departure times from Central Station and Glen Onoko, including special trains and Switch-Back tickets.

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Mauch Chunk Filen Onoko Central Station Mauchhunk Glen Onoke

Lackawanna Railroad Sells Fourth of July Falls Tickets

For the Fourth of July the Lackawanna railroad will sell special tickets for the Falls at a rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets good on all regular trains of July 3. Return limit July 6. Unsurpassed dining car services. For details apply to Lackawanna ticket agents.

Lackawanna Railroad Lackawanna

Lackawanna Offers Kansas City Excursion Tickets

Lackawanna railroad will sell excursion tickets to Kansas City with travel on July 17 and 4 returning July 1 at a single round trip fare. Through drawing room cars to St. Louis and direct connection to Kansas City with dining car service uncertain. Information available at Lackawanna ticket offices.

Lackawanna Railroad Kansas City St. Louis Lackswariia Ticket

Sunday Excursions to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko

The Central Railroad of New Jersey offers Sunday trips from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko on July 1. Round trip fares are $1 for adults and free for children. Special trains depart Scranton at 7:80.4 a.m. and return from Mauch Chunk at 6:30 p.m., Glen Onoko at 5:45 p.m.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko Glen Oneko

Wedding and funeral notices from Poliwardeville area

A jumble of names reports a funeral for Mr Hannon at Od Forge stete and a wedding at St Josephs church. Patrick Kanavey and Katherine McClain are the couple. Miss Tridynt Nee and Mr Michael Downe perform roles in the ceremony as the bridal party enjoys a drive after the service.

Mise Josephine Toten Poliwardeville Mary Wallace Main Atquot Marion Gost Greenwood Patrick Minelie Main Street Hannon Od Forge St. Joseph's Patrick Kanavey Mint Katherine McClain

Excursion and Rail Advertisements from Scranton Notice

The page lists the Young Men's Institute excursion to Mountain Park, a reception at the Welde family home, and a dense rail timetable for Scranton lines. It mentions several local businesses and attorneys, plus train departures to cities like Philadelphia, New York, and points west, with connections and Pullman offers.

Pittston Welde Young Men's Institute Mountain Park aidair Wis @ Biidess

Dunmore High School Class Day Honors Graduates

The annual class day exercises at Washington hall drew a large audience as graduates and friends witnessed speeches and readings. James O Hara opened with a president’s address, followed by Clara Colling’s reading His Own Obituary and Elizabeth Collins and Barbara Eden contributions. A farce by Emma Ludwig Mable Swingle and Myrtle Chumard closed the program. Tonight many will receive diplomas with a twenty five cent admission aiding the library fund.

Washington Hall The Clifs James O'Hara Clara Colling Elizabeth Collins Barbara Eden Mable Swingle Myrtle Chumard

Pleasing School Program for No 4 Closure

Principal Joseph Gray directs No 4 school pupils in a Wednesday afternoon program in the principal's room. The lineup features a chorus, graduation songs, recitations, readings, a debate, and a finale with the American song.

No. 4 School Joseph Gray Shepherd Foeey Mary McAndrew Amitchm Cacemerteeen Mary Dooley Bencham Cope Miss Kellum Skimmer McLaughlin de Miller Weber Agufoun America Ceederss Chol

Notes of Interest in Ash Borough and Albany Circles

Leander Barton of Washington visits brother Eugene Barton in Dudley and attends Philadelphia street home gathering. Henry Intson and Jony move to Albany from New York Street. Mixa Swarts from East StrowlaburgeNor mal deheet has reformed after stemming from drink with assistance from Wilkes Dante delegate to Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention. Ash Street Methodist Episcopal church plans a social in the grove on July 4 with cake and ice cream.

Loinder Barton Washington Eugene Darton Dudley Henry Intson Jony New York Street Albany Mixa Jrede Swarts East Strowlaburge Normal Swarts de Tome Wilkes Dante Convrention Leander Marton Washingt DP. Co Eugene Barton Phillyy Street

Mount Pleasant Coal Delivery Promptly Arranged

Domestic coal in all sizes including Buckwheat and Birdseye offered at low prices. Orders received at the office Connell building Room 606 or at the mine via telephone numbers provided. Dealers supplied at the mine with prompt attention.

Idera oMca Connell Wis Dealera Suppli

Scalp Treatments Mentioned in Muddled Report

Fragmentary OCR notes reference scalp treatment and medical terminology, with unclear names and affiliations. The readable bits point to a medical or therapeutic context but lack coherent details, dates, or identifiable subjects. Further clarity is needed to produce a precise card.

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