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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1895

Page

3

Notable local residents on trips and appointments

Dr N Y Leet returned from a western trip. Rev BR A McAndrew of Wilkes-Barre was in the city. Col Meredith L Jones of New York City is in Scranton on business. Rt Rev O'Hara will administer confirmation at Avoca next Sunday. DA John R Jones and Edward Jones of Olyphant returned from their Pocono mining expedition. Dr A D Preston now with Dr Wheaton at 421 Lackawanna Avenue. Weston and A P Toppen to Springfield MA for YMCA convention. Secretary George Mahy departed. William Cobb of Green Ridge Ironworks seeks patents for an improved railroad spike called the rager point.

N. Y. Leet BR. A. McAndrew Wilkes-Barre Meredith L. Jones New York City Scranton Bishop O'Hara Avoca John R. Jones Edward Jones Olyphant Pocono Mountain A. D. Preston D.D Philadelphia Dental College Dr. Wheaton Lackiwanna Avenue Weston A. P. Toppen Young Men's Christian Association Springfield Mass George Mahy William Cobb Green Ridge Ironworks

Local notices of weddings, trials, and accidents

Reese Owens moved from Wayne Avenue to Putnam Street. Thomas Lynch and Catharine McKeechan wed at Holy Rosary today. John Cox and Miles Kate Collins married yesterday at Holy Rosary. Excelsior band social at O'Donnell's hall preceded by a parade. William Hughes jailed for assault on his father. Bauer's band hosted Mr. and Mrs. Reese after their wedding trip. Patrick A. Malia injured in Binghamton. legs amputated. Malla fatally injured in Von Storch shaft. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as blood purifier with Hood's Pills. Printing services offered for grocers by The Tribune office.

Reese Owens Wayne Avenue Putnam Street Thomas Lynch Scott Township Catharine McKeechan Pawnee Street Holy Rosary Church John Cox Cayuga Street Miles Kate Collins Main Avenue John O' Toole O'Donnell Excelsior William Hughes Market Street Roberta Patrick Hughes Bauer David A. Reese Patrick A. Malia Cusick Avenue Binghamton Malla Perry Avenue von St

Welcoming Delegates at Ninth Annual O U A M Session

Delegates of the Senior Order of United American Mechanics gather for the opening of their ninth annual session at the Ancient Order United Workmen hall in Scranton. M. K. Edgar presides in Mayor Connell's absence, with State Organizer A B Saybolt delivering a keynote on immigration, labor and civic duty.

Connell Toness Order of United American Mechanics Order United Workmen Hall Lackawanna Avenue M. K. Edgar A. B. Saybolt Scranton State Council of Pennsylvania Order United American Mechanica Es Saybolt

Vacant Lot Plan Urged To Furnish Work For The Unemployed

The Board of Associated Charities endorses New Yorks vacant lot cultivation plan to provide jobs. An open letter by Colonel B H Ripple and Rev Rogers Israel appeals for vacant lots and funds to buy seeds and tools, urging immediate action and site applications at the municipal building. The April agent report lists 41 unassisted cases investigated and 20 employed, with 2 referred to hospital and 5 returned to friends.

Board of Associated Charities New York B. H. Ripple Rogers Israel W. T. Smith Perton Board of Associated Charities G. A. Ripple Levy Rogers Israeli Tribune E Connell Bolton Hall Israel Ripple J. J. Lynett Lacka- Winna Friends

Diversion of Evening Delights Delegates with Concert

Delegates enjoyed a vocal and instrumental concert in the hall by the Columbian Mandolin Banjo and Guitar club directed by R. W. Neubauer. Performances included Fantasia Belle of New York Lib erty Bell with Miss Lida Garagan and Ernest Croft duet I Pres tar Mise Mare Jordan sang O Promise Me. A. B. Seybolt gave a humorous address on the aims of the Owset of United American Mechanics emphasizing patriotism and family welfare.

Young Men's Christian Association Hall Columbian Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club R. W. Neubauer Chenet New York A. B. Seybolt United American Mechanics Saybolt Green Isle Paris

Forty Hours' Devotion Ends at Cathedral Morning

Immense crowd attends St. Peter's Cathedral as Rev. Father Fagan of Great Bend delivers a sermon and sacramental benediction during the Forty Hours devotion. This morning the devotions will terminate. The Tribune Printing Dept. notes high grade printing in catalogues and booklets.

St. Peter's Cathedral Father Fagan Great Bend Tribune Printing Department

Annual Dinner of Lacka Winna Bar Association

Arrangements are complete for the Lacka Winna bar association dinner at the Hotel Terrace tomorrow at seven ninety. The organizing committee includes ex Senator M B McDonald RK H Patterson James W Oakford M F Sando and Walter Briggs. Ex Judge W H Jessup will preside and ex District Attorney Kelly acts as toast master. To respond to toasts are Judge H M Edwards Colonel F J Fitetimmons City Solicitor James TH Torrey Edward Merrifield James J ONeill ex Congressmen Lemu el Amerman and T W Powderly. Dress Goods. We have added to our line of Dress Goods our finest stock in the city with latest styles in foreign and domestic goods. Our medium priced goods deserve attention MEARS HAGEN.

Lacka- Winna Bar Association Hotel Terrace M. BE. McDonald RK. H. Patterson James W. Oakford M. F. Sando Walter Briggs W. H. Jessup Kelly H. M. Edwards F. J. Fitetimmons James TH. Torrey Edward Merrifield James J. O'Neill Lemuel Amerman T. W. Powderly Mears & Hagen

Stop That Gough Cough Remedy Advice Newspaper Ad

The advertisement warns readers to avoid ineffective remedies for serious coughs and promotes Scott Emulsion with hypophosphites from Scott & Bowne New York. It claims small doses help local respiratory troubles and fortify the system, with larger doses needed for deep seated issues. Available at All Druggists in 50c and 1.00 sizes.

Scott Scott & Bowne N.Y

Local Notes From the Delaware and Hudson and Nearby Events

F B Brown to preach at the machine shops at noon. Engineer D C Van Booder sick. Major Burke of the Wild West show left for Albany and distributed tickets at the depot. G M Hallstead A Masters J R Troch F W Pearsall depart for Springfield convention May 13. T V Powell resumes duties after wedding tour as Powell home in Minersville. Coal traffic dull on the D L & W. mines to shut for three days then resume full work. Buttermilk Benevolent Association formed at the depot with five dollars in capital to buy a three gallon buttermilk tank. Dr. Heeling president.

F. P. Brown D. C. van Booder Delaware and Hudson Road Major Burke Albany Delaware and Hudson G. M. Hallstead J. R. Troch F. W. Pearsall International Young Men's Christian Association Springfield Mays T. V. Powell Delaware and Hudson Depot Powell Mra. Powell Minereville Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road Buttermilk Benevolent Association Baggage Department Heeling

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