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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1895

Page

8

Methodists Hold Conference and Services in Town

Presiding Elder J. G. Eckman preaches at the Methodist Episcopal church Friday evening and a quarterly conference will follow. Sunday services include love feast at 9 40, sermon at 10 30, and communion. Various local notices cover legal, civic, and social items from Towanda and nearby townships.

Local Notices and Deaths Amid City News

William Hall was fatally injured at work in the Delaware and Judson car shop and died yesterday morning. Charles McMunter died yesterday afternoon at Sprig Street, survived by wife and daughter Suila. Mrs. William Blur from New York visits relatives. Miss Lourie Reigeluth visits brother J J Reigeluth. John Willian and three children suffer cholera from Moss Line. Nealon leaves for Norwich on business.

William Hall Delaware and Judson Hith Street George Vic Meurands Jues Simith Charteldave- Tile Charles McMunter Sprig Street Deveased Suila William Blur New York State Patrick McQuade Norrance, Jr Tenath Joseph HW. Kelly New York Lourie Reigeluth Allen N. Y J. J. Reigeluth Salon Avenue John Willian Moss Line Mattie Hart Scranton Nealon Norwich

Local improvements and new appointments highlighted in town

J M Carpenter renovates the recently bought building with plans to extend the bay window for Miss Wilcox who returned from New York with millinery purchases. Miss Altec of Windsor is hired as season trimmer. Ki A Jacques elected police chief with two assistants. Dr Harry Wilkins to open a dental office above Miss Wilcox millinery. Mr and Mrs Courtney ivanv back from wedding trip visiting Mrs D W Tiffany. Grace Crock and Andrew Walker noted in town visits. Itching piles remedy advertised by Dean's Gintment promising instant relief.

J. M. Carpenter Miss Wilcox New York Miss Altec Windsor Corin Tiffany South Harford Laura Walker Ki. A. Jacques Jake Manne Edward Blakislee Harry K. Wilkins Anna Wilcox Courtney Itanv D. Wh.tiffany Grace Crock Miedrie City Andrew Walker

Cigar Store Fire Doused. Local News Notes From Honesdale

Honesdale notes Donovan away on business in Syracuse and New York. Miss Pearl Smith of Scranton visiting friends here. Fire at Joseph Schiessler’s cigar store Monday night halted by quick action before damage. Gussie Welterlsing visiting Scranton. Mrs. Gillespie of Scranton visiting Monesdale friends. J J Rushmore and C Boswell Jr of Scranton registered at Allen House. Advertisement claims rapid kidney relief by New Great South American Kidney Cure, with local dealer C M Harris, Scranton.

Ws. Donovan Syracuse New York Miss Pearl Smith Scranton Iise Iting Joseph Schiessler Gussie Welterlsing Mra Joseph Gillespie Monesdale Friends J. J. Rushmore C. Boswell, Jr Allen House Kelief C. M. Harris Penn Avenue Paue

Printing office to open in vacated Shively building

A printing office for job work is planned in the building recently vacated by Howard Shively the barber on Courtland Street East Stroudsburg. Multiple locals spent Sunday visiting friends in Trenton Dover Tobyhanna Haston and Hyde Park.

Howard Shively Courtland Street East Stroudsburg

Stroudsburg Residents Plan Moves and Visits

Mise Mintle Tifthiker of Scranton visits D. W. Davis and family for several days. A K Savacool of Newark spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ho W Savacool on Green Street. David Lanty and family leave for Lafayette, IN. Theodore Prewer moves into a vacated house on Green Street. Mrs Blowe returns from Sterling after attending a funeral. Murthy of Rast Stroudsburg departs for a short trip to Wikes-Barre. Bueth and Raener of the Dally Times plan upcoming changes.

Mise Mintle Tifthiker Scranton D. W. Davis A. K. Savacool Newark N. A Ho W. Savacool Green Street East Stroudsburg David Lanty I Lafayette Edward Rinker Mr. Slocum Lackawanna Avenue Mast Strowdebure Gren Street Jerome Dally Bunt Chimaliton Towne White Theodore Prewer Veronie Theodore Myerd Wacehington Mitt Kemmerer Brown Street Dally Times

Hallstead Social News Highlights

James Coleman moves to Chicago to reside there. Charles Hiller returns from New York City. Thomas Hanrahan has been in HK recovering. The pay car visited on Saturday. Kate McCreary visits her brother in New York City. Teachers meeting Friday evening at G. W. Capwell’s home. An entertainment closes the school term at Rail Road Y M C A. Connor the tailor moves to Major Building Franklin Street. Mrs. W. W. Adair visits her parents in Buffalo. Cottage meeting Friday at John Chidester’s with Homer Robingon leading. Rev. John Davie to conduct meetings at Montrose. Mrs. Bernstein trips to Binghamton. Frank Barnes entertains nephew from Mehooping. Downie ill at home with grip. Methodist church trustees approve F. M. Johnston plan for building on Roosa lot.

James Coleman Chicago Charles Hiller New York City Thomas HanrAhan Mish Kate McCreary G. W. Capwell Church Street Railrond Young Men's Christian Wesoe Hhh BO. Connor Franklin Street W. W. Adair Buffalo Railroad Young Menta Christian Association John Chidester Homer Robingon John Davie

Lake region men charged with liquor offense and tent theft

Two men were arrested Saturday on liquor sale without a license at Lake Poponeming last summer and accused of stealing a tent belonging to parties in Stroudsburg. They deny the theft, claiming the tent was taken from them. Bond set at $300 each for arraignment.

Gelling Iquor Lake Poponeming Mast Stroudsburg Isaac Reynolds East Stroudsburg Bright Iour R. W. Reynolds ER. K. Reynolds Roney Scranton Chalmers A. C. Smith Bush & Smith Smith Cortland Street Mt. Pocono Patriotic Order Sons of America Standard Manufacturing Company Bridgeport Stroudsburg Daniel Callahan Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Stroudsboro Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Messrs John van Gortien Turner Germantown

Surprise Birthday Party At Line Col Street

A pleasant surprise party was tendered Misa Etta Eley last Friday at the home of her parents on Line Col street. Attending were Misses Nellie Morgat Maggie Hall Myrtle Scott Title Williams Minnie Barrett Rebuced Evan and Messrs George Mumford Samuel Barrett John Hawk Benjamin Bedde Morice Barrett Moyle Hawk Archie Jones Arthur Hall Walter Scutt Willum Evans.

Misa Etta Eley Linecol Street Nellie Morgat Maggie Hall Myrtle Scott Title Williams Minnie Barrett Evan Messrs Cheorge Mumford Samuel Barrett John Hawk Benjamin Bedde Morice Barrett Moyle Hawk Archie Jones Arthur Hall Walter Scutt Willum Evans

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