Social Notes Show Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs 3 M Lauman and son Hoy of Philadelphia visit Mrs Lauman m other Mires Andrew A Robertson of North Rebecca Avenue to relocate the family here J C Shea Clarke Twos visits Wilkes Barre E M Clarke senior Clarke Bros in New York Miss Margaret Edwards North Rebecca Avenue returns from Wilkes Barre Mrs Patrick Shea Luzerne Street visits Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Hector Campbell North Sumner entertain guests Mr and Mrs McMuriel and daughter of Binghamton Miss Harriet Brown South Sumner returns from New York Decree Nrager Hyde Park Avenue visits Kingston Ex Judge W G War North Bumuer Avenue confined at home with erysipelas Miss Eden Powler Mansfield Pa guest of brother William Fowler Jackson Street Prof Haydn Evans visits New York Mrs Thomas Sadie Place entertains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. M. Lauman
Gon. Hoy
Philadelphia
Kingston Friends
W. G. Wari
LZ North Bumuer Avenue
Eden Powler
Mansfiehl
William Fowler
Jackson Street
Haydn Evans
New York City
Mrs. Thomas
Sadie Place
Cantata at First Woleh Layuet Church Tonight
The Galilean cantata will be produced this evening at the First Woleh Layuet church on South Malin Avenue by the Baptist Young People's union. Hugh Williams leads rehearsals as faithful interpretation is expected. Aged Thomas Buckley of 441 North Sumner Avenue was moved to the Hillside home yesterday after a decline in reason. His wife, elderly as well, remains at home for safety. Buckley was an oiler at Briggs shaft until recently. Maria Marshall, 12, daughter of the late John Marshall of Lumber Avenue, fainted at Mrs. Line's residence on Jermyn Street yesterday. The Scranton Choral Society held a rehearsal at the Scranton Street church last evening and plans progress toward the Robert Morris lodge event on May HM under Thomas G. Evans. Funeral services for Michael Smith of West Linden Street are set for this afternoon with a short service at St. Patrick's and interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gaynor
North
Lincsln Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Hev
Father Whelan
Fathers Dunne
McNally
Hyde Park Catholic
Win
Jim Wanston
Michael Cawley
William Quion
James Hawley
John Crosein
John J. Owens
Rebecca Avenue
Weachburn Street
Malin Avenue
Baptist Young People's Union
Hugh Williams
Thomas Buckley
Sumner Avenue
Renaon
Alee
Buckley
Briggs Shaft
Maria Marshall
Jolia Marshall
Lumber Avenue
Line
Jermyn
Scranton Choral Society
Seranton Street
Ivortie
Notary Public and Local Services Advertise Listings
Notary public services by En G Morgan Son address 1104 Jackson Street. Harriet J Davis florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs at 14 South Main Avenue. Second hand furniture dealer buys and sells items at West Luck Avenue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En. G. Morgan
Heal
Foreign Exchange
Renta el- Prompt
Jackson Street
Musarave
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J.C. King
Luckawanna Avenue
Providence man loses mule dispute over wagon sale
Charles Pederick of Olyphant aided by Georgie Turner loses mule in a small town mix up. Grant Kelser bought a wagon but lacked the power to move it home and borrowed Turner's mule. A dispute arose over repaying a $12 bill tied to the mule, with Selving the horse dealer demanding payment before returning the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pederick
Olyphant
Georgie Turner
Court Street
Grant Kelser
Elmhurst
Turner
Nelsers
BS. Selving
Kelser
Sebring
Vmquid
Examina
Local Notes From Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre
John Blower of Delaware street makes a business trip to Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Charles Raymond of Thoombur guests of Mr and Mrs Fl Bender in East Market arrest. John Habel the grocer spends today in Wilkes-Barre. Miss Frances J Decker for the National Florence Crittenden mission speaks. Myra Sutliff of Shickshinny visits Miss Eva Doracy of Delaware Street. The Misses Jennie and Clara Reynolds of Sanderson avenue visiting in Daten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blower
Delaware Street
Carbondale
Charles Raymond
Thoomebure
Fl Bender
East Market
John Habel
Wilkes-Marre
Frances J. Decker
Florence Crittenden Mission
Women's Christian Tempernance Union
Eva Doracy
Delaware Slyient
Jennie and
Clara Reynolds
Sanderson Avenue
Daten
Lectures and entertainments highlight local events
Professor George Howell spoke at the YWCA rooms on Cedar Avenue on a practical topic about the Moon. The audience praised the lecturer and the organizers of the series. A musical program followed. Pupils of St John’s convent staged a clear progress recital for parents and friends. Mary Glee and Dramatic Club rehearsed at St Mary’s hall. Mr and Mrs Gustave Bower and Miss Elsie Edwards visit Elmhurst. Knights of Pythian met at Hartman’s Hall. Rev William A North is in Paterson NJ. The McLane home on Birney Avenue welcomes a baby girl. Rev Joseph R K Dixon will lecture at the South Side YWCA rooms Thursday at 8:30 PM on How and What to Tread with a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Epeiker
St. John's Convent
Puplila
Mary Glee and Dramatic Club
St. Mary's Hall
Mare
Gustave Bower
Pittston Avenue
Elsie Edwards
Elmhurst
Knighte
Pythian
Hartman's Hall
William A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Paterson
N. J
School board approves repairs and additions to No 2 and No 4
At last night’s meeting the board authorized four room additions to Nos 2 and 4 schools and ordered plans drawn by John Duckworth and Feeney & Williams. Teachers may be paid for lost days if they make up time later. Measles cases are abating and No 7 reopens after a twelve day closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Greaves
Hutt
Houser
Schowl
Dave
No. 7
Mr. Swift
John Duckworth
Messrs
Feeney & Williama
No. 4
Simead-Wills
Bow
Winterstein
Blakely Street
Mauch Chunk
Dinmore Bow and Stevn Company
Epworth League
Methodist Episcops Church
J. W,. Ensperline
Thomas Honwood
L. W. Dillon
Arthur Johnson
United States
Debate ends with codal held and social reception follows
A codal was held after the debate. Tea cream and cake were served by members of the apology, Mrs G M Rogers of Dundaff visiting Mr and Mrs T P Letchworth Chestnut street. Superintendent N T Houeer invites all borough teachers to a lecture at Scranton High School this evening. No admittance for certain fish at H K Spencer’s Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Rogers
Dundaff
T. P. Letchworth
Chestnut Street
Schoola N
Négigee Social at Golf Club Opens Busy Evening
The town’s fashionable crowd gathers for a negigee social at Father Mathew hall with popular local youths and music by Professor McDermott. The hall will feature national colors and carnations, and light refreshments will be served at intermission. An Elite club rose viewing is planned at Callery's hall Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Father Mathew Hall
Professor McDermott
Ovcasion
Rose
Callery's Hall
Opening of Conference in East Market Street Church
The annual Pennsylvania conference of Primitive Methodist churches began yesterday at the Primitive Methodist church on East Market street. Rev Charles Prosser is noted as the pastor, with significant emphasis on the conference meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Conference of Primitive Methodist Churches
Primitive Methodist Church
East Market Street
Charles I'romserts Poater
Charles Prosser
Ife of the conference opens sessions in Pennsylvania
Twenty five years into the Ife of the conference, Pennsylvania selects committees for the Fall River general conference in September. Yesterday the conference examined six candidates for ministry and six probationers. Examinations are written and conclude today. Evening business sessions begin at 7 30 with ministers and delegates reviewing missionary work. Most delegates have not yet arrived but are expected by tonight for tomorrow’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Fall River
Readviewa
Spectacle Friday Night at Academy of Music
The Twelve Temptations will be produced at the Academy of Muse Friday evening. The show promises lavish scenery and dazzling costumes with a large cast of performers. Specialties by Rocaires and a corps de ballet headlined by Mallan premires are featured in a grand entertainment with humorous acts and a sensational finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Academy of Muse
Davy Jones
Locker
Rocaires
John Harty
Elliott
Jogie Linson
Harry M. Brown
Rose Kesner
Signorita
Perrero
Basserino
Mallan
Corps de Ballet
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Social Honoring Pastor
At 620 Madison avenue the Grace Reformed Episcopal church social honored Rev. G. L. Ulrich and Mrs Ulrich. Mr and Mrs Fritz provided entertainment with Miss Caroline V. Norrey reciting Green Mountain Justice and Miles May Doster performing piano pieces. Refreshments followed and the event strengthened congregation ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Pritz
Madison Avenue
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
G. L. Ulrich
Mra Alrich
Mra. Fritz
Mise Caroline V. Noreey
Miles May Doster
Brakeman George Davis Injured In Washington New Jersey Incident
George Davis a brakeman walked off a box car in Washington New Jersey Monday night and remained at Moses Taylor hospital. Doctors could not yet determine the full extent of his injuries due to swelling with the hip injury described as the most severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Washington, N. J
Tribune
Moses Taylor
Award Favorable to Church in Hallstead Versus Penn Ave Baptist
The tjectment suit of Nathaniel Hallstead against the Penn Avenue Baptist Church favors the church. Arbitrators Vosburg Olver and Dower filed their award in favor of the church and against Hallstead. The trustees led by Luther Keller defend the suit with J. W. Browning also a trustee involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hallstead
Penn Avenue
Vosburg
Olver and
Dower
Hallatead
Hhe Board of Trustees
Luther Keller
J. W. Browning
Church Board Hails Arbitrator Victory Amid Absence Of Witnesses
The church board calls their award an exceptional victory and high compliment to their attorneys. They hope the outcome avoids bitterness in the congregation. Mr Browning says the award validates justice and the board's conscientious arbitration, repudiating the plaintiff's claim.
Mowed Them Down in Yesterday's Dunmore Contest
Yesterday's Dunmore session saw a large harvest of verdicts against dozens of contestants including Edward Conway James Conway Anthony Conway Thomas McGurry Theodore Kiutser James Mecca Anthony Duffy Augustine Mecca Paolo Margotta and Patrick H Flannerty for tax or naturalization issues. Only thirty witnesses were examined highlighting the record day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Conway
James Conway
Anthony Conway
Thomas McGurry
Theordore Kiutser
James Mecca
Anthony Duffy
Augustine Mecca
Paolo Margotta
Patrick H. Flannerty
William Lanigan
Patrick Maloy
Patrick Walsh
Join McDonnell
Patrick Tighe
Peter Testo
Vincenso Demarco
Stephen Martello
Dunmore
Tatrick Mealey
Thomas Armstrong
Patrick Cronin
Thomas Clifford
Plhh
Derrig
James Dougherty
William J. Derrig
Andrew Langan
James Gilgallin
Joseph Coville
Patpie Demarko
Partick Cunningham
Birth at Delaware Lackawanna station marks third such event
Mary Juriski, an Italian immigrant from the West Side, gave birth to a child yesterday morning in the ladies toilet at Lackawanna central station. Dr. B P Lone attended and moved mother and baby to Lackawanna hospital where both are under care. The mother was about to board a train to Duryea. her husband died three months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Lackawinna
Western Central Station
Bor
Weat
Mary Juriski
Lackawanna Hospital
Lonestreet
Duryea
Street Railway Union Session Planned in Marion Ohio
The Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes holds its annual session in Marion Ohio to address disruption at the local branch and other matters. General officers may attend to settle the difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Marion
Oho
John Noland Released From Eastern Penitentiary
John Noland was released yesterday from the eastern penitentiary after serving a term of three years and six months for arson and larceny and recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Noland
Eastern Penitentiary
Obituary notices from Sumner and Avoca deaths
Maria Marshall aged 12 dies of heart failure at Mrs Lane’s residence in Jermyn with sisters Mary Mirehall and Maggie Marshall. Funeral 1 pm at Delaware and Hudson Station followed by Washburn Street cemetery burial. Mrs Michael Padden of Vine Street Avoca dies after pneumonia. Surviving husband and children listed. Requiem mass at St Mary’s Church and interment in St Mary’s cemetery. No carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Marshall
Joan Marshall
Sumner Avenue
Lane
Jermyn
Mary Mirehall
Maggie Marshall
Bromley Avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Thin City
Washburn Street
Letters From The People Opinion Page Policy
Short letters of interest will be published with the writer's name when accompanied. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in these letters.
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the Tribune
Letter from Scranton reader on Tribune content policy
A Scranton reader criticizes The Tribune for lacking moral purpose and pushes for more advertisements sports and dime novels. The paper responds defending its editorial independence and the right of readers to stop taking the paper if dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davy
Paylex
Tribune
Backbone
Agnew Liver Pills Promoted as Modern Medical Advance
Matthews Bros sells Two Agnew's Liver Pills at 10 cents a vial promising modern medical progress. The copy compares the pills to a bicycle over an ox cart, claiming reliability with 40 doses per bottle and a strong old formula replaced by new improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Matthews Bros
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