West Side Social Event Praised By Bt Cecilia Society
The Bt Cecilia society hosted an evening in Mears hall highlighted by Mrs Margaret Gibbs as instructor. Performances by Misses Hessie Sloat Anne Gaffney and others drew applause and a witty farce kept the crowd entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Cecilia's Society
Mears’ Hall
Margaret Gibbs
SS Coeclllars
Minn I Hessie Sloat
Gibbs
John J. Byrne
M. PF. Conroy
Conroy
Br. Cowllin
Temperance
Anne Gaffney
Maggie Horn
Mary Flaherty
Nellie Casey
Lettie Thompson
Bessie
John Devine
Cole
Banjon
Miss BE
Delmar
Mother Goode
Dan Regan
Mise Kee Murray
Hreed
M. Wennhgain
M. Reap
Tom
Harry
Miss Kelly
Flora
Piora
Annie Gaffney
Mary Needham
Alice Ratchford
Mary Langan
Sadie Foy
Tessie Bloat
Mise Gibbe
Mieses
T. Grimes
M. Hart
E. Delmar
HB. Cabbous
M. Henniman
A. Barry
M. Ticue
Red Riding Hood
MH. Kenney
A. Gaffney
M. Morn
M. Flinherty
N. Casey
Lettle Thompean
Virginia
3. Grimes
J. Delmar
B. Gibbons
M. Menntean
G. Barry
Tigue
Mra. Malott
Cambrian Mutual Fire Insurance Company Liquidates
The Cambrian Mutual Fire Insurance Company dissolves amid widespread comment. Policy holders receive thirty days to transfer policies, and an equitable division of unearned premiums is planned. The company reports 842,000 in financial strength with no liabilities and cites future prospects as the reason for liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian Mutial
Tnsurines Company
West Side Trade Board Meeting Postponed
President A J B Holmes and several members were absent causing the adjournment of a rental meeting. Secretary Olver left word that no session would be held. The board plans to meet next Tuesday evening at Major Ulair's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J B. Holmes
West Side
Local residents travel to conferences and visits
John Flynn of Keyear avenue sails to New York for a national Ancient Order of Hibernians convention as Ty vision No 10 delegate. Miss Carrie Blesecker visits brother Stewart Blesecker in North Bromley avenue. Daniel Cavannach and Henry Goelss return from visits, with Goelss in Harristvurm attending the state grand castle of the Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Flynn
Keyear Avenue
New York City
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Tyvision No
Ancient Order of Fibermanea
Board of Erin
Carrie Blesecker
Mit
Poconn
Stewart Blesecker
North Bromley Avenue
Daniel Cavannach
Eynon Street
Mission society election at Simp eon church home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Simp eon church met at Mrs Crawford's home on North Hyde Park Avenue Saturday and re elected officers for the year. Officers include M A Varnes president Sarah Slocum first vice president J E B Sweet second vice president J F Randolph third vice president Harry Burrus secretary C R Acker corresponding secretary George Florey treasurer and W H Castner collector. The same officers were unanimously re elected from last year with M M A Varnes of Kingston as president since the organization in STA. John W Steinman and wife of 444 Eighth Street mourn the loss of their son Oscar W Steinman. Funeral services were held yesterday at their Blehth Street home and burial was in Forest Hill cemetery. The infant child of Mer and Mrs Morgan was buried yesterday in Washburn Street cemetery with service at the family home. Reverend Howell offered, many friends attended and flowers were very comm sig. MORGAN & BON notaries public and other services listed. Harriet J Davis Florist advertised. Second hand furniture ad notes J C King block on West Lackawanna around avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Me. W. HH. Castner
Oscar W. Stelinman
Oscar W. Steinman
John W. Steinman
Blehth Street
Forest Him
Mer
Morgans
Washburn Street
Hedwarn Howell
Jackson Strat Baptist Church
Attondance
Providence Pastor Receives Reception at Colored Church
The Providence congregation welcomed Rev Richard Golzer as pastor in a reception led by the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. Robert Colburn gave the welcome address and a poem. Local pastors spoke on themes of fraternal spirit and church cooperation. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Golzer
Christian Church
Econgragation
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Percy Henry
Robert Colburn
Edgar
Methodist Episcopal Church
George BK
Guild
Presbyterian Church
Jones
Congregational Church
W. W. Watkins
North Main Avenue
AL. Holmer
Charles Mitchell
Alderman Roberts
John McAndrew
McAndrew
Cayuga
Berlie
Mitchell
Evan Lewis
Bummit Avenue
John Evans
Thomas George
Thomas Jefferson Lodge
Local couples plan extended trip to Scotland via New York
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson of Moncey Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Aikman of East Market Street depart today for New York City to sail on Saturday for Scotland for several months. The Indies of J Kathrine a guild of the Church of the Good Shepherd accompany or participate in the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibson
Moncey Avenue
Randy Aikman
East Market Street
New York City
Scotland
of &J
Church Guild Meets and Plans Alaska Lecture
Members met in the church parlor for a regular monthly session followed by tea. Rev. F. S. Ballentine and Colonel C. W. French announced an Alaska lecture at No. 27 School Auditorium with ten illustrated views and a small admission fee. Places and people include Mrs. Minor Carr and Mr. W. F. Erhardt with summer plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Minor Carr
Avenue
Hatesdale
Ho W. Smith
Sanderson Avenue
New York City
F. S. Ballentine
Philadelphia
C. WH. French
Alaska
No. 27 School
Boulevard Avenue
Charlie Erhardt
Honesdale
W. F. Erhardt
Capoute Avenue
Catarrh of the Stomach Pleasant Safe Cure
A brief health note extols a simple remedy for stomach catarrh once deemed nearly incurable. It describes symptoms such as bloating sour reflux and poor digestion and prescribes post meal tablets containing Dias tase aseptic pepsin nux golden seal and fruit acids sold as Stuart's Diapepsiit Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlinson
Nd. Booker
Dearborn St
Chicago
Stuart
Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
Tribune Reward Offered for Theft of Copy After Delivery
Tre Tribune offers a five dollar reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone who steals or mutilates a copy of The Tribune after delivery to a regular subscriber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Tribune
Tribune
Local notices and court actions mix with social events
Alderman Ruddy issued warrants for Morris Grumitz and Charles Korsman on charges of perjury and receiving stolen goods, with bail set at $500 for Korsman. J C Reddington reported warrant for Co F Vohrer. Social items include Ladies Aid meeting, Epworth League anniversary, and numerous visits and marriages. Prominent locals and visitors from Wilkes-Barre to Chicago noted along with charity and church affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Morris Grumitz
Ruddy
Frank Adwams
Grumitz
Hugh Kelly
Charles Korsman
Mreeny
J.C. Reddington
Bay State Company
Alderman Huddy
Co. F. Vohrer
Ladies’ Aid Sociely
Cedar Avenue Methodist Melecopal Church
Thomas TL. Griffith
Epworth League
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
LD. J. Clearwater
Pear Street
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Ellen
Thomas Stackpole
Prospect Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Frank Garon
Trospect Avenue
Daniel Battle
John P. Guerman
CT. Woland
Ancient Order
Hiberniang
Bonn
Erin
New York City
John Troy
Columbus Council
Young Men's Institute
Hit kKindners
Edward Brien
South
Maury Darith
T. Boland
Pitteton Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association
Cedar Avenue
Thoms Reap
Heech Street
South Scranton
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Misa Magele Coggins
West Side
Philadelphia
Knigits
Pything
Hartman
Funeral for Michael Barrett with high mass in St Pauls Green Ridge
Michael Barrett will be mourned with a 10 am funeral from Clay avenue family residence. A solemn high mass at St Pauls church, Green Ridge, will precede interment at Archbold. He is survived by his wife and five children Mary Kate Nellie Josephine Allie. An investigation into his death is planned for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Duckworth
Messrs. Feeney and
Williams
Michael Barrett
Price
Clay Avenue
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Archbold
Mary
Kate
Nellie
Josephine
Allie
H. B. Spencer's
Harbor
Quinneey Avenue
Love Etreet
Webster Avenue Workman Injured Foot In Pipe Fitting Incident
Charles Washburn of Webster Avenue sustained a crushed instep when a pipe slipped while workmen laid flea pipes to carry steam to the Bar Tum breaker in Pittston. He reached home for evaluation finding no bone injury but a badly crushed instep may keep him from work for weeks. A Pittston school board meeting discussed proposed additions to the high school buildings with plans from John A. Duckworth and Feeney and Williams. Duckworth proposed a four room addition to No 2 and a two room addition to No 4 building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Washburn
Webster Avenue
Pittston
Nmbers
John A. Duckworth
Messrs
Feeney
Williams
Mir
Duckworth
No. 4
School award event and staff stipend announced
The school awards will be presented this afternoon and teachers will receive their monthly stipends. Miss Ruth Davis of Parsons is guest of Mises Ray Morgang. Township teachers prepare for annual examinations on June 1 with Professors Coyne Joyon and Ostorne on the examining board. A farewell party was given for Misa Amma Wilburn at her Da vila street home. Miles Wilburn leaves later this week for Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Davis
Parsons
Mises Ray Morgang
Coyne
Joyon and
Ostorne
Misa Amma Wilburn
Davila Street
Miles Wilburn
Montreal
Canada
Lung Cough Signals Deeper Trouble Warns Doctor
A doctor explains that a tickling cough may mask bronchial or lung tissue inflammation. He notes that healing requires system treatment and highlights Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil as the premier remedy for lung troubles, especially early stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
New Pastor Installed at Shiloh Baptist Church
Rev. J. Fussell Jr. was installed as pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church at 620 Lindea Street. Ceremony presided by Rev. W. G. Watkine included choir preludes led by Aire. John M. Bell and Estella Howard, scripture by Rev. Watkine, prayers by Rev. A. B. O’Neal and Rev. W. J. Ford, addresses and hands of fellowship by church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fussell, Jr
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lindea Street
W. G. Watkine
Aire
John MH. Bell
Mies Estella
Howard
A. B. O'Neal
Thomas T. Gruchy
W. J. Ford
Thomas de Gruchy
J. W. Whitted
Court House News Notes
Warren & Knapp filed to recover 7500 from M. J. Keck on notes. Adeline F. Smith seeks 1660.82 from George A. Clearwater. A 1600 bond indemnifies Winton Coal and A. D. Dean for lands taken in Lackawanna Township. Miles F. Clark sues John J. Kelly for 2500 over West Side laundry dispute. Stay of proceedings granted in J. Lawrence Stelle v Hettle L. Moore. Case linked to sale of a plane to a minor Miss Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren & Knapp
Pryor
Truxton
Griffin
M. J. Keck
Adeline F. Smith
Halslander & Vosburg
George A. Clearwater
Susquehanna Connecting Railroad Company
Winton Coal Company
A. D. Dean
Lackawanna Township
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Miles F. Clark
John J. Kelly
West Side
Gunster
A.D. Dean
J. Lawrence Stelle
Hettle L. Moore
Wyoming
Moore
Obituary: Solomon Bolton Prominent Carbondale Merchant
Solomon Bolton a leading Carbondale businessman died after a sudden illness. A native of Clifford Susquehanna county he moved to Carbondale in 1869 entering mercantile trade on North Main street and lived there until death. He served as elder and Sunday school superintendent at First Presbyterian Church and held ward council seats. Survived by widow and two children Harry and Leta with a brother John Bolton in Clifford and sister Mrs William Miller in Carbondale. Funeral Thursday from North Main street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Bolton
Carbondale
Eiere
Seumonia
Morntie
Bolton
Clifford
Susquehanna County
Malin Street
First Presbyterian Church
Magone Order
Belton
Harry
Leta
John Bolton
William Miller
North Main Street
Eastern Star lodge formed in Peckville with 76 new members
A Pride of Orient chapter No. 7 lodge was instituted at Perleville in Ledyard hall by visiting grand officers. About 175 attended including 76 new members and many out of town guests from Wyoming, Martha Washington, and Scranton chapters. Refreshments of ice cream and seasonal delicacies followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of Orient
Perleville
Ledyard Hall
Francis Miantanze
Pittston
W. H. Saunders
Philadelphia
Mary C. Btrachen
Susquehanna
Mra
Mary Oliver
A. W. Greese
N. Bayley
Carbondale
Sarah Wintersteen
Aliee Tenton
Scranton
Charles Schumaker
James Pr. Eaton
Seranton
Plano
Smith
Wyoming
Francis Montange
Sadie Wintersteen
T. W. Kyte
A. W
Mamie Eaton
Mary L Madden
Magele Laning
A. M
James Malley
Powe
Mra. Marsh
Mary A. Shepard
Gallen
Reought
Mra. Coleman, Mrs. Yohe, Mra. Fromnfelter, Mra, Bevans, George W. Skillhorn
Shiffer
Alex Simpson
Sire
Galley
Finn
Swarts
Kresse
J. M. Peck
Meyers
Martha Washington
Brranton
New County Bridges Planned for Two Sites
Community commissioners visited Newton to select sites for two bridges one stone arch over Gerdners crook and another iron over Koeencrans crack. fifteen bridges total to be erected this summer with ten sites staked and bids sought for the remaining five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comunty
Newton
Gerdner
Mystic Cure claimed to cure rheumatism in 24 hours
T J Blackmore of Haller & Blackmore, Pittsburgh, praises Mystic Cure for curing rheumatism after nine months of suffering. He says five city doctors offered little relief and urges others to try the medicine sold by Carl Loreng, Scranton, on Luckawanna Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittsburgh
Carl Loreng
Luckawanna Ave
Scranton
Textile Display Promises Unmatched Elegance In City
A city venue unveils a display of textile elegance described as more comprehensive and perfect than prior experiences. The exhibit emphasizes careful selection and refined beauty in fabrics and design.
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City
St. Cecilia's Society
John P. Kelly
John Muraton
Mike Dudish
Mike Kothar
Mra. Kothar
Frankeloxeo
Twenty-second Street
Relewee
Dodieh
Beleweo
Howe
Prudish
Heleseo
Hieleseo
L. M. Gibbs
Beleseo
Clark
the Golden Eagle
Augusta Castle
Mises Myrtle van Gorder
Morrow
Elisabeth Higgins
Forest City
Agnes Redding
Weetide
Pumberly
Meridian Street
William Price
Dorranceton
David J. Davies
James Roberts
Lafayette Street
Michael Brown
Twentieth Street
Prank Case
Clark's Summit
Bromley Avenue
W. A. Paing
Beaver Falls
Royal Arcanum
Wesel
John Peeney
Mears & Hagen
Harry Peck
Price Street
Lehigh University
Roard
Globe Warehouse
Dresden
Elise
Regu
Union Taffeta
Morgan & Bon
Notaries Public
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Mustave
Harriet J. Davis
South Main Avenue
J. C. King
West Lack
Providence
South Side
Rome
Rogers Israel
Balentine
Anna Trussell
Dunmore
Rev. J. Russell
Court House News Notes
Lackawanna Avenue
Soc
H.R
William J. Burns
the Tribune
Taylor
Ella
Alarna
James Price
Margaret
Julia
Anna
John
Robert
St. Joseph’s Church
Minooka
Minooka Catholic Cemetery
Peckville
NEW County
Castoria
Weingart
Drexel
Baldwin's
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Norromm
Royal Medicine CO
Alvar St
Gale
Matthews Bros
Wregs Wist Seramtou
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