Snow, fairs, and bright social rounds in Scranton
The piece notes a light snowfall seen with suspicion as spring nears. It reports on Mr. T. H. Watkins and family returning from Florida with golf tournaments at Miami and Palm Beach and Scranton players visiting St. Augustine. It details plans for a mammoth charity fair at the Home for the Friendless, chaired by Colonel E. H. Ripple, with a colonial theme and events including opera and cake walks. Social gatherings are listed, including farewell for Rev C. D. Moore and multiple surprise parties for local residents across Dickson Avenue, Blakely Street, and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Watkins
Florida
Watkins
Miami
Palm Beach
J. H. Brooks
St. Augustine
Scranton
Taylor
Trawallton
Colby
Watson
KE. HH. Ripple
Tt Ia
E. H. Ripple
H. A. Knapp
Charles Perber
Vesterday
Young Women's Christian Association
Vin Mariani praised by thousands of famous people
This item notes Vin Mariani and Invariatty praised by thousands of notable men and women across many arts over thirty five years. It lists social events at local clubs, including a High School Dancing class social, and social dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Merriman and others. The piece mentions an Easter wedding plan for Miss Welles and PG Belin and a Cotillion at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almort
Ife
Excelsior Social Club
Washington Avenue
Frauer
Miss Welles
Movements of People In Scranton Area Notices Repeats
A long list from Scranton and nearby towns records residents and visitors moving through Buffalo New York Elmira Philadelphia Honesdale Corning and Beranton. Notable entries include Colonel EB Ripple Walker Jermyn and Holland plus Misses Kramer Pratt and Stowe visiting from Cedar Avenue Elmira College Capouse Avenue and Maplewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. HH. Ripple
A. N. Walker
Buffalo
A. B. Jermyn
New York
A. D. Holland
Baltimore
T. H. Watkins
Florida
Mary Kramer
Cedar Avenue
Katharine Pratt
Elmira College
Powell
Linden Street
Adelaide Hunt
Elmira
Horton
Winnie Stowe
Capouse Avenue
Maplewood
Mise Beasle Carr
Philadelphia
Carmen
Jackson Street
J. J. Brennan
Scranton
Pottsville
Minera Journal
Mise
Anne L. Coyne
Genet Street
Mrs. Wright
G. M. Wallstead
Washington Avenue
Clay Avenue
KK. BK. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanne and Western Coal Ddpartment
CC. A. Faulkner
Hartford, Conn
Thin Place
David Sliverstone
Bouth Beventh Street
David Howells
Parsons
Ruth Wopkins
Plaine
March
D. P. Jones
Tabernacle
Beranion
Mpa
Liezie Puehe Cushing
Jong
Orient
Japan
Siam
Burmah
India
Beranten
Terrace
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr and Mrs Heuser at Rendham
A surprise party was held at the Heusers home in Rendham on Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs Heuser s birthday. Music games and refreshments followed with numerous neighbors and friends attending. Wesley Johnson remains sick at home and a measuring social at Drake s hall yielded 24 with a new organ installed at Brick Methodist Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Fekersley
Warente
Kitty Cooper
Grace Moore
Edith Miller
Mame Pehiing
Margaret Hildebrant
Anna Phillips
Hanna Indian
Lisgie Kickers
Jey
Hannah Bickersley
Amelia Bekersly
John Indian
Meyers
Albert Thomas
Charlie Harman
Roy Nichola
Frank Lamereaux
Fred Moore
Harry Day
Hugh Rodham
Edwin Evans
Will Evans
Harry Twining
Albert Breig
Hugh Moore
George Whitman
Mrs. Chas
Corwin
Henry Heuser
Rendham
Hueser
Scott Carey
Frank Sturges
John Ayers
Wilson
Howell
Missea Flora Wilson
Mary Jane Williams
Maguete Jones
Ella Jones
Bertha Matthews
Cora Matthews
Ella Kher
Fred Sturges
John Thomas
Thomas Carey
Vincent Carey
George Riddle
Byron Travis
Lauren Travis
Harry Travis
Fred Wilson
George Grover
M. Woolsey
Wesley Johnson
Drake's Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Fashioned Etiquette and Child Training Under Fire
A discussion on how parents neglect social propriety by letting children hear disparaging remarks about guests. The piece contrasts modern candid talk with the Oriental ideal of hospitality where guests are treated with respect. It laments the spread of sharp, hateful comments by children and urges preserving polite speech and reverence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nerve and StomachRestore
In a Sag Harbor testimonial Miss Carrie G Atkins reports long illness with weak stomach dizziness and exhaustion improving after one bottle of Paine's Celery Compound. She credits renewed nerve energy and strength, advising others who are weak and nervous to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Carrie G. Atkins
Sag Harbor
N.Y
High School Notes and Athletics Update
The school month ends with exams reflecting improved work and honor lists read during chapel. An assistant captain is sought for next season's football team while last season's captaincy is questioned. A liquid air lecture by Professor Welles disappoints due to missing air. The Literary Society challenges Binghamton High. no reply yet. Teddy Simpson named baseball manager for School of the Lackawanna. Impressions likely to publish next week. Stephen Dawes reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bow
Literary Society
Binghamton High School
Teddy” Simpson
School of the Lackawanna
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Careme
C. D. Moore
Zion Evangelical Church
Frederica
Cherry Lane
H. P. Peterman
C.D. Johnson
Trego
Thomas Brobst
W. N. Wheeler
Harry Greenwalt
William Payne
A. G. Chngher
C. C. Johnson
Deve Smith
W. G. Smith
Minnie Farner
J. J. Williams
G.C. Spurr
Theodore Bars
Mre
George Donn
Pearl Bauldariff
Misses Eckroth
Mile Hollenback
Ethel Jackson
Agnes Nicholson
Annie Ginsher
Emma Messinger
Samuel Derby
Anne Greenwalt
Mamie Peterman
Maggie Tren
Florence Probst
Vesta Wheeler
Carrie Hayne
Cora Dingher
Clara Cineher
Theodore Johnson
Frank Payne
Harry Skinnington
Toward Greenwalt
H. W. Bennett
Marion Street
Marshall Keller
H. 8. Keller
Frank Hornbaker
M. M. Hennett
Bennett
E. C. Grady
Mra
J. Nelson Garrett
John Blowers
J. H. Stevens
Harry Sebring
Verna Ward
Lulu Churchill
Eli Sebring
Herbert Higham
Mrs. E. Young
Wyoming Avenue
Don ©. McKechan
Newport
Mise Lillie Dubote
Estella Barber
Mise Sallie Dubote
Misa Francesa Tamblyn
Misa Crace Latte
Mise Ada Hoy
Miss Jenkins
Myrtle Hoy
Mrs. Brown
Misa Mamie Loftus
Miss Rhodes
Miles Tanner
Mies Dollie Loftus
Miles Martin
Misa Anna Henwood
North Blakely Street
A. M. Bingham
Joseph Vickere
W. A. Sterner
Frank Bingham
Fred Muesell
Jessie Wert
Bertha Dony
H. Blecher
Florence Dony
Marion Kinney
Elete Powell
Genevieve Blenecker
Grace Eng
Miss Campbell
Floseie Osmond
Dickson Avenue
Emma Wiland
Mia Sailer
Alice Parsons
Helen Cleary
Elsie Mason
Francon Kelly
Pearl Osenbaeh
Mamie
Flossie Osmond
Mevars
van Thompson
Fred Connolly
Albert Brightman
Walter Stevens
Louis Walton
Albert Gardner
Mies Mattie Bisbing
West Larka- Wotha Fivenue
Blanche Lewis
Nora Dowries
Allna York
Matie Blebing
Alice Samuel
Anna Wetsenflue
May Torsey
Amnile Fortes
Viola’ Strum
Messrs
Emil A. Faulkner
Clarence Beam
L. Beers
Ed Davies
Thomas Jones
Rudie Strumpf
William Beam
Chare
St. Luke's Parish House
Poweile
Speeedway
Mieho
F. L. Phillips
J. D. Davenyport
TH. WW. Cross
Fevboil
Breck
Miss Pratt
Dr. Fordham
A. W. Walker and
D. Swift
Edith Mair
Electric City Wheelmen's Club
Miss Brule
Misses May
Anna Edwards
Jake
Helen Bliss
Capouss Avenue
J. B. Sweet
Ayer
Vin Mariani
Mariani
N. Hyde Park Avenue
C. Wilber
Syracuse
C.T. Miller
Park Place
City
Harry Neimeyer
Helen Neimeyer
A. L. Ziller
New Albany
Indiana
Anna Dryden
Salome Hecker
Clara Neimeyer
Prof. Foley
Andrew and
William Bryden
Thomas Warg
C. A. Battenberg
FE. L. Merriman
H. H. Brady, Jr
Frances Hunt
Misa Jermyn
Miss Anderson
Alice Matthews
Allis Date
Mogsie, Theodore and
Mortimer B. Fuller
A. Z Huntington
A. E. Hunt, Jr
W. J. Torrey
Northup
Old Forge
Baker’s
Dictelic and
Walter Baker & Co
Dorchester, Mass
Welles
Stephen Dawes
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
Depositary OF
United States
Cérirac
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Jr, Peck
Busi- Nera
A Anen, Ronn
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