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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1895

Page

8

Local visits and a planned masquerade social in Harford

Hichard More and wife of Susquehanna visit F F Mons in the village. Fred Summers and wife of Binghamton visit their parents at Tingley. John Brundage of Gibeon township visits son J M Brundage this week. A grand masquerade social and supper is planned at a range hall in Harford on Wednesday evening March 14.

Hichard More Susquehanna F. F. Mons Thin Village Fred Summers Binghamton Tingley John Brundage Gibeon Township J. M. Brundure Harford

School Hoard buys maps for borough schools

The Hoard purchased a full set of Hand and McNally maps for use in the borough schools. Burne Avery of Auburn, a native, visited Saturday and began his professional career with Dr. F. Avery. Sayre Faturday notes include Sayre Faturday down visitors and local church events. George W. Stark’s funeral is at East Lemon church today at 11 am. he died of rheumatism at age six. The late sheriff of the county in JSNT era is remembered fondly. Community notes cover Woman's Home Missionary society convention plans, meetings, and local social events with speakers and recitations. Rumors about detective HL Hidmonid’s disappearance appear unfounded. other features include evangelistic meetings and local gossip on travel and sales.

Hand & McNally Burne Avery Auburn FE. F. Avery A. T. Stark Sayre JSST Woman's Hoame Missionary Society Seselin Elock Bardeell Avery Neeponase Kulp Soto Sadie Atherton Renorta Amanda Frey W. HH Tphanree Scranton Mra R C. Miller HL Hiedmonid Hardette Methodiat Epideopital Mes Davie Mori Tivia Charlie Wall Laehigh Valley C. Hodge A. L. Benton Montroae

Local notices mix sales, meetings, and events this week

Sick list includes Thomas M. Grittithy and several others. The Joseph Lepp property will be sold Saturday March 2 at ten o'clock. Crystal Fire Company plans a Wednesday meeting. Wheeler named manager of a new store in Odd Fellow's building by the Jermyn Milling Company. Khamanthas Stocker of Honesdale visited Jermyn Saturday. Concerts and readings scheduled in Enterprise Hall and Crystal Hose Company events. Epworth League quintette performs with a reading program and musical selections featuring Mike Margaret Moule. Eugenie Burret, a Mesane Normal School student, is noted for high grades in the winter term.

Thomas M. Grittithy John Masood H. A. Willman Neal Galligher Thomas Nay Joseph Lepp Ten O'Dluick Crystal Fire Company Wenosihiy Evenitg Wheeler Feel Odd Fellow Jermyn Miping Companis Khamanthas Stocker Honesdale Jermyn Viswtor Enterprise Hall Crystal Hose Company Tients Not Davin’ Dry Store Mister Houndy Press Orig Epworth League Mike Margaret Moule Pather Klower Leomues Recitathon Abraham Giiealn Bounds Mae Dade Milenling Eugenie Burret Thin Plane Manele Normal Sethoot Minera of D Ahatt

Delaware and Hudson Rebuilt in Carbondale Shops

The Delaware and Hudson is being rebuilt in Carbondale shops. The Junior Society of Christian Endeavor held a social in the Berean Baptist chapel Saturday evening. Michael Ansbury, an Erie brakeman, suffered bruises on Saturday morning while on duty in the railroad yard. S A Dita injured his foot Saturday afternoon when caught in a frog at No 1 plane. Mrs BP Tingley returned Saturday morning from Susquehanna visit.

Delaware and Hudson Carbondale Society of Christian Endeavor Berean Baptist Church Michael Ansbury Erie Company S. A

East Stroudsburg Club Chooses New Name and Local Gossip

A meeting of the East Stroudsburg Social club discussed a name change to Choyer Leaf club with pink and Nile green colors and the motto Cin wird. The next business meeting is set at Miss Alfle Chambers residence.

East Stroudsburg John VanGorden Choyer Leaf Club Alfle Chambers Fay Young Moon Alex L. Pack Third Street First National Bank of David Lantz Standard Manufacturing Company Lafayette N. J Mr. Lanta Shakespearean Society of the Normal George L. Gilpin Peter J. Loughran Molléritie Frank McGuigan Censer J. A. Curran Sue Thoham Towanda Mia Vene 8. Peters Stroudsburg Bert Davis Pouehkeopale Business College

Forest City Editorial Critiques Public Relief Delays

The Forest City correspondent questions delays in relief for George Carpenter. JT OOP ris PUNMNTONT details suggest weeks elapsed with little medical attention. The piece defends public officials from criticism while urging adequate aid and scrutiny of official conduct.

Forest City George Carpenter Kellerwort Hines

Ladies Missionary group plans March apron sale supper

The Ladies' Home and Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. John M. Robertson's home on Friday afternoon. They voted to hold an apron sale and supper on March 19 in McMillan Hall. A farewell party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mosteller.

Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society John M. Robertson McMillan Hall and Meret Frank Mosteller

Local Social Notes From Carbondale and Nearby Towns

Miss Carrie Prier of Scranton visited Miss Aliie Benson in Carbondale on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick and family traveled to Winds or N Y to visit relatives. George Dimock of Cannan Street made a business trip to Waymart on Saturday. Misses Hattie Berry and Mabel Kase spent Sunday in Waymart. Engine No. 66 on the Jefferson branch was wrecked recently.

Carrie Prier Scranton Aliie Benson Frank Kilpatrick Jimmie May Windsor N. Y George Dimock Cannan Street Waymart Hattie Berry Mabel Kasepent Jefferson

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