Social notes from local town visit and visitors
Personal notices recount visits and greetings among residents and guests including John Corey and family from unspecified location, Tessie Chamberlin of Brooklyn visiting Green idee, William Pinkery of New York calling on friends in Denmer, Dr and Mrs J O Hara returning from Philadelphia for a funeral, Mrs Keller en route to Wilkes Barre, and remarks on other travelers, society figures, and the upcoming Ancient Order of Hibernians state convention on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corey
Binghamton
Te Vv, Stone
Archbaldstron
Misa Gertrude Casale
Wiles Barn
Alieu Miho
Mulberry Street
True Pi. Power
Foxton
Uivis City
E.G. Wondren
J. O Hara
Thieetty
Piledelpui
Keller
Honevillle
Wilkes-Barre
Millet & Merk
Tak Pee
Epeliie
Mummar Gende
Dobnth
Brickword
Jake Thie City
Tiny Ace
Wilkow Oper Sompany
Mtg
Wilson
Martford
Conn
Charlie M. Reach
Ireland
Pdper
Patrick Lyon
Philadelphia
Gilbert V. Curry
Plains
Mies van Boerkirk
Plainties
N. J
New
Birthday Party Noted at Miss Hiltekens Home
Mary Hiltekens hosted a birthday celebration from 2 to 7 pm on her thirteenth fifteenth birthday with guest list including Joesie Wola, Maria Stone, Kimme Yost, Carre Yost, and others. Gifts reportedly awarded to attendees, while conversations touched on local residents and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Mere
Edward Jermyn
Setercon Avenue
Mies van Donkirit
Beranton
Mie
Jermen
Stra
George Jermyn
Mika Vain Boakirt
Biepeliatt
Tingieiret Boulevard
Tingieiret Boulevard Yowleriay
Mary Hiltekens
Priece
Joesie Wola
Maria Stone
Cara Lane
Ae A woveRtt
Kimme
Carre Yost
Girne Ant Mary Gerth
Jeedle Welel
Lawl Spices
Murla @teck
Kathren Fish
Knrade
Monde Molt
Melon Reen
Jennie Simsone
Mary Chartotin
Wille Milekena
Elaborate Farewell Banquet for CLI Seaman
A banquet in honor of CLI Seamans marked his departure for Denver to oversee extensive business interests. Knights Templar and Masonic circles attended, with Melita and Cosar De Lion commanderies represented. A committee organized the event. notable speakers included past commanders and local dignitaries, while the Lawrence orchestra provided music through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holen Jermyn
CLI
Seamans
Denver
Colorado
Moilin
Cooue de Lien
Knights Templar
Olts
Melita Menders
Ee Sire T. Penman
Ll. van Tushirk
Immerman
A. T. Shloplind
Tt J. Howe
A. Zimmerman
Melita
Cosar de Lion
Mr. Fonmnans
Mr Zimmerman
George Banderaon
A. J. Colburn, Jr
H. FL Ware
BR. Tatterson
Preston Robinson
Fol. Brown
WC Allen
Wilkes-Barre
W. ¢. Bronson
Malta Commandery
Binghamton
G. F. Swegert
Carboridale
Lawrence
Washington Excursion Aims for Soldiers Relief Fund
Secretary Atherton of the board of trade discussed an excursion to Washington with Paysenger Agent Multen of the Pennsylvania road. If troops rendezvous in Washington and arrive midweek next week the trip may proceed to raise funds for relief for Ninth and Thirteenth regiment families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tribune
Atherton
Board of Trade
Paysenger
Multen
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania
Dezvous
Airearly
Luzerne
Telephone Service the Very Lowest Modement
A historical ad describes Centre Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply offering interlocking selective telephone service for homes. It promotes single and extension phones at $24 and $12 per year respectively, highlighting night operator support and domestic service options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply
Tenuw
School Board Discusses Attendance Metrics and New No 4 School Bid
The board reviews a report by Superintendent Howell arguing enrollment totals, not daily attendance, guide monthly percentages as the city contemplates growth. Bids for the new No 4 school at Pittston Avenue and Hickory Street are listed from several firms, with payroll for April approved and bonds of delinquent collectors noted as needing extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Howell
United States
Pittston Avenue
Hickory Street
Heedy
Maution Walsh
Thomas J. Davis
Mestra
Wateh
Davis
Jennings
Sarah F. Clarke
A. May Benedict
Nessle Lewry
Young Womens Christiansseociation
Recruits Leave Today for Mt Gretna With Ambulance Team
Two hundred ninety recruits and ten officers from the Thirteenth regiment prepare to depart this morning by a special Delaware Lackawanna and Western train to Mt Gretna. Colonel Coursen arranged transport, with six passenger coaches and an express car carrying an ambulance team of dapple gray horses purchased for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Gretna
Coursen
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weatern Road
Boles
The
Tribune
Honesdale
Montrose
Dimmick
Kamback
Foote
Smith
Fellows
McCausland
Penneyylvania
J. Hoalcomb
Capouge Avenue
Colonel Mole
B. L. Fuller
John Jermyn
L. A. Watron
Bingpoon & Watkine
Flour at car price protects trade in coffee and tea
Local supplier pledges to sell flour at the same car price as rivals to maintain market share. They claim ample stock and vow to guard their trade while supplies last.
Principals Round Table Formed For Education Progress
City school principals organized the Principals Round Table to promote intellectual advancement and fraternal exchange. A banquet will follow the next regular meeting, with officers elected and a program committee set to arrange events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paver
Puilllips
Mise Steven
Echool
Reid Tafts
Jermyn
Nash
Messrs. Ceuttensen and
Hughes
Aye
A Fattin’s Dental Offer Highlights Teeth Sets
An advertisement for A Fattin’s shows a 126 cm avenue shop offering a good set of teeth for 3.00 dollars and best sets at 5.00 dollars including painless extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fattin's
Prisoners to Leave for Philadelphia Under Sheriff Guard
Seven prisoners for the penitentiary and two for the House of Refuge will depart at 8 o clock on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train to Philadelphia under Sheriff Pryor John Walsh and James Davey. Those bound for three years include highway robbery James Brook for three years. Michael Caveston one year and six months for larceny and receiving. Joseph Longe three years for shooting no men. dowe phople two years for stabbing. Braman Green two years and three months for criminal assault. The two were Wille Lyon Minooka and Charles Jordan Hyde Park. Sheriff Pryor called Lena the worst boy ever in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Refuge
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Philadelphia
Pryor
John Walsh
James Davey
Highway Relbery
Jamee Brook
Dennault
Michael Caveston
Joseph Longe
Dowe Phople
Braman Green
Wille Lyon
Minooka
Charles Jordan
Hyde Park
Sherif Pryor
Lena
Last Chance Corset Sale At Quarter Price
Poor weather kept customers from buying corsets but the advertisement promotes a final chance to purchase Corsets at 25 cents. Coupons from last week’s paper are urged and readers are told to look for the Corset ad for the best value on earth.
Piano stock offer for direct buyers to Wilkes Barre
A seller advertises a large stock of pianos in various colors and prices starting around $200. Names like Hazelton Brothers Balls Whitney Hioze and Richmond are listed with monthly payment options from six dollars onward and liberal discounts for direct purchases to Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton Brothers
Balls
Whitney
Hioze
Richmond
Wilkes. Barre
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Norton's War Bulletin
Cuba
West Indies
Kond, McNally Co
Navy
Scientific American
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
Warman
Just
Perrybros
Wyoming Ave
Main Street
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Jonn T. Coughlin
Department of State
de Price
Tiret
Crown Catarrh Powder Co
Clinton Place
New York City
Chas McMullen
Traders National Bank Bit
Parewell
Waa
Seamnans
Knight Templars
C Acker
A. J. Colliers
WL. I. Caer
Forbert
Te Pens
Cormin
Ho M. Hull
T. B. Howe
Ot. Howe
HL State
Myron Kasson
Rhee BT. Ketter
PS Ahuckson
Joh Moura
I. Morrieman
Thomas Northrup
J. Patterson
Penman
Perie
Conrad Sonrovder
Atherton Blevens
George Baniisteon
C. Lo van Boskiri
T. Cyon Syorra
Frederick Warner
J Bh Woolsey
Ds A. Hh Ware
Million HW
Chordier
Bo A. Zimmerman
B.D. Miche
Preston Hothbie
Fc. Fitterett
Scheher
Shopland
Geetee M. Watson
Hlnghamten
Lyceum
Owl Folks
Music Mall
Green Iidge
Uvelleet
John T. Watkites
Pion
Pennsylvania Railround Company
Pitaton Avenue
Weh
Kapagera
Green Ridge Lumber Company
Peck Lumber Company
Wiherin & Judie
Peter Stipp
M. J. Ruedy
Colling
Woolsey
Washbirn
Williams & Co
Cypress Ehitielen
Gia BK
Pheet
Conrad Bichrooder
John Benore & Son
Worcester
Muse
New Haven
Toledo
Ieee
Ars
My. Zhedier
Mr Langan
Burke
Association of the Principals of City Schools
Institute of City Teachers
Prinelite
DPD
A. Btone
Messrs
Cruttenden
Kemmerling
Hawker
Owens
Henry Kemmertine
Kr. RR. Stevenson
Josephine JD. Lees
Mecara. Cruttenden and Mughes
Hurley
Phillipe
Pilips
Andiewe
Department of Education
S.C. Snyder
Spruce St. Upp
Sherif Igor
Clarke Bros
N. E. Pennsylvania
Tealing Scranton Tearns
Dinu Ui
Kerr & Co
New York
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Mouiding Etreet
Screnion
Tempione
Japan
E. G
Lackawanna Ava
Rayholds
Naide
Hand & Payne
Knox Hats
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
George H.ives
Barbour’s Home
Credit House
Cassie
Credit
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