Personal notes brief town items
P B Finley returns from extended southern and western trip. Dr A J Connell and O B Johnson back from three weeks in Florida. F L Phillips of Traders bank welcomes a son at Sanderson Avenue home. Dr James McLeod to address Scranton Methodist Preachers on Fairbairn Life of Christ. Lieutenant Davis off duty due to Hi Tess. Sgt Detter assumes, Patrolman Goerlitz at desk. John O Leary, traveling mat, critically ill at Carpenter House. Mrs O Leary with him. Invitations issued for marriage of Neilie A Woolsey to Schuyler German at Elm Park Church on Wednesday noon, March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Phillips
Traders’ Bank
St- Heson
Sanderson Avenue
James McLeod
Scranton Methoillet Preachers' Association
Fairbairn
Davis
Detter
Prise
Goerlitz
Central Station
John O 'Leary
Carpenter House
O'Leary
P L. Kearney
Neilie A. Woolsey
James Woolsey
Madison Avenue
Schuyler
Elm Parkehuren
Gifted Woman Dies in Philadelphia Residency in Carbondale Remains
Mrs Caroline P Hendrick wife of BFFE Hendrick of Carbondale died at 7 o clock Wednesday evening in the Hotel Hanover Philadelphia from congestion of the lungs after seeking treatment from city physicians. She was 60 years old and survived by husband two daughters Mrs Trautwelh and Mrs W T Colville and son-in law. She served as Sunday school superintendent in the Carbondale Baptist church and held offices in the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and the Woman's Board of Hospital Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline P. Hendrick
Carbondale
Carolina P. Hendrick
BFFE
Hendrick
City
A. P. Trautwelh
Their Wish Gratified Two Youths Wed in Temple of Justice
George Brown a 2 year old from Old Forge and Miss Magele Gerlite of Old Forge applied for a marriage license and were united by Alderman Fuller in six hours. Distressingly, the kidney bladder cure ad follows, promoting Now Great South American Kidney Cure as prompt relief for urinary pain and retention, sold by C M Harris, Druggist in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Justice
George Brown
Old Forge
Magele Gerlite
Clark Bonn
Alderman Fuller
C. M. Harris
Penn Wavenue
Scranton
New Church Dedicated At Clark's Summit It Opens
Residents of Clark's Summit celebrated the dedication of a new Methodist Episcopal church, the village's finest building, with three services. The 4500 cost edifice seats 560, with a 150 seat prayer room and a 60 by 20 foot Sunday school area. Donations and pledges during the day totaled about 1900, with hopes of reaching 3000 to reduce debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Summit
Methodist Episcopal Church
Micher Eckman
FP. H. Parsons
F. Ot. Young
Board of
Page
van Horn
Mise Nellie Riker
F. O. Parsons
G. C. Lyman
FP. A. King
Taylor
President Young
Board of Trustees
GC. Lyman
Messrs
Adams
Youngs
F. M. Young
M. E. Clifford
H. Taby
George Keith
William Shelp
T. L Lacey & Son
The Baldwins and Local Theatrical Attractions
Local readers are invited to Academy of Music for demonstrations of Baldwins methods and other acts by Milo Mlecuit, Edward Bernardo, and Tony Parnell company. Upcoming shows include Garry Owen, The Two Sisters, City Government, and Without a Name with a realistic steam engine on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwins
Academy of Music
Lawrence Company
Milo
Mlecuiit
Edward Bernardo
Cty
M. J. Gilbride
Elm Park
Gilbride
New York Stors
William Miller
Howard Joyce
Beranton
Thomas Rush
Scranton Street
Fowler & Warmington
Corporation
Borough licenses test dance halls amid liquor debates
In Winton and surrounding areas a license hearing examined thirteen applicants to vend intoxicating beverages. New houses faced remonstrances while existing establishments faced scrutiny over Sunday sales and dancing venues. Cases against John Bell and others highlighted opposition to licensing, with judges warning against dance halls and delays in issuing licenses as hearings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throop
Liense Court
Charles L. Hawley
Winton
John T. Bell
Railroad Street
Tom
Harry
Bell
Elf
James T. Bell
George 8
Horn
Stiff Milo
Stiff
Archhbald
Mr. Horn
John Maternyth
John M. Casey
W. J. Robb
Eighth Ward
M, BE
McDonald
Vito Girardo
Iiquor
Vito Louissa
Willow Street
Dunmore
John Majernyik
Edwards
Reedy
Majernyik
The Black Flag at Davis Theatre Delights Crowd
Howard Wall's Ideals produced The Black Flag at Davis Theatre with a strong dramatic arc and engaging dialogues. The capable cast includes Howard Hall M Streeter W C Richardson Howard Wall J Knox Gavin Beatrice Harle Emma Hayner and Prof George A Ott provided musical interludes between acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Davis’ Theater
Howard Wall
Davis’ Theatre
Howard Hall
M. &. Streeter
W. C. Richardson
J. Knox Gavin
Beatrice Harle
Emma Hayner
George A. Ott
Local notices and incidents from the rail depot and shops
Ticket agent McDonald was unable to attend duties yesterday due to illness. Engineers Brown and Glover are mentioned along with Rev. Shaweer and Rev. Collins visiting churches. The Air Brake lecture series nears its end as Megara Lin and McKenna receive praise. A Honesdale smoker caused a small fire at the Delaware and Hudson depot, repaired by Spellman and officials, with a curt remark about a $40 salt and a half cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Ines
Reuben Brown
Ninth Street
Frank D. Glover
W. A. Shaweer
Dover
Penn Avenue Church
T. J. Collins
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Megara
Lin
Ian
McKenna
Delaware and Hudson
Honesdale
Spellman
Suit Over a Note Seeks $1200 in Thompson Case
C W Thompson sues W H Swallow and others as executors of Daniel Swallow estate to recover 1200 dollars from a note signed years ago. Attorneys Hobin and Streeter sit as arbitrators after yesterday's adjournment. Hearing continues in Abington township with focus on alleged attempt to offset the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.w. Thompson
John J. Gaffney
T. P. Hobin
H. M. Streeter
C. W. Thompson
W. H. Swallow
Dicniel Swallow
Abington Township
Daniel Swallow
Thompson
Watt Mondhy
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Norton's
M. Norton
Wyoming Avenue
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
J. Frank Siegel
Bauer
Gale
Ciketa
P. B. Finley
A. J. Connell
O. 8. Johnson
Florida
Methodists of
J. G. Eckman
Wyoming
J. G. Bekman
Ff. H. Parsons
Waverly
W. H. Pearce
Elm Park Church
J. L. Thomas
Sanatari Springs
Broome County
New York
J. E. van Wort
Nicholson
G. T. Price
Avoca
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Atherton
William Streeter
M. M.huffard
Nicholas Young
George Ludkin
Caroline BE. Pettibone
Jerome Morrow
Lydix Rogers
Frank Keith
Emory Stone
Daleman
J. Li Twining
M. A. Perkina
A. Myre
Townsend
George Ludlow
Atherton
Elm Park Church Quartette
Thomas
Prothingham
Tony Parnell
Murphy O' Hea
Garry Owen
Rocky Mountain News
Tony Paynell
Captain Letterblatt
E. A. Sothern
Farrell
MR. Bell
Sim—Court
Reddington
Archbald
Danece
Dannger
St. Nicholas
Lower
Lackawanna Avenue
Casey
Cagey
William J. Robb
Crystal Palace
Lackiwithha Avenue
Harris
Robb
Gunster
F. J. Moore
Exchange Street
Buffalo
Huy the
Weber
Guernsey Bros
News OF the Railroads
Pillebury
Adlet
Tribune
Pratt
Elgin
Rexford CO
Lack
Wyoming Ave
Spruce Street
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
J. L. Hangi, Engraver
Stewart
Cheviots
Absolute
Oriental Carpet Co
Constantinople
Hull & Co
Avess
B. Scott, Jr
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Musi
Amrenge
Enterhner
East Orchestra and Orchestra Circle
Gin Ang
Mears & Hagen
Thun
the Sweet Singer
Danver
Tony Farrell
Harry Willams
ACA
Denman
Demny
Thompes
Geoe W. Ryer
Monce AR
Playa
Stara
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