Personal notes from cities and towns around the region
A string of items records people visiting, traveling, or ill across Philadelphia Brooklyn Honesdale Kingston Hyde Park and nearby areas. Mentions include Martin Maloney visiting Wyoming House Lillian Chamberlain visiting friends, Mrs W H Stevens and children at Ocean Grove Pearl Treverton visiting a friend and Chief Engineer Ferber ill. Patrolmen Ridgway and T Evans begin vacations. George Mulley Henry Protheroe James Harris travel to Kingston and Delware Lackawanna and Western conductor Mr Osborne hosts visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Wyoming House
Lillian Chamberlain
Brooklyn
Northpark
W. H. Stevens
East Market Street
Ocean Grove
Pearl Treverton
Sanderson Avenue
Honesdale
W. E. Greeley
Monsey Avenue
Charlies Clark
Capouse Avenue
Chicago
Ll. W. Mores
Weston Place
Washington
Ferber
Fire Department
Ridgway
T. Evans
Spen
George Mulley
Henry Protheroe
James Harris
Kingston
William Miles
Frank Woodruff
Hyde Park Avenue
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Ethel
Eta
Mra
T. G. Osborne
Greenwood
Strike Settlement Ends Carbondale Labor Dispute
Arbitration succeeds as Carbondale Traction executives General Manager Aitken and Superintendent Duncan meet with a strike committee and local citizens. Concessions on both sides lead to most workers returning, with Martin Gallagher and W J Jordan to receive a to be fair hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aitken
Duncan
Carbondale Traction Company
Joseph Powderly
M. T. Burke
M. B. Madigan
J. W. Kilpatrick
A. F. McAnulty
Carbondale
Martin Gallagher
W. J. Jordan
Gallagher
Jordan
Elm Park Chataquans Plan Tuesday Banquet Program
Elm Park Chataquans will entertain the city circles at a Tuesday banquet in the church lecture room. The program includes piano solos, readings, duets, and talks on topics from Vienna to literature and art. The Tribune Printing Dept. showcases high grade catalogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Milas
Tribune Printing Department
Sermons on Creeds and Worship from City Churches
The report cites Rev. Charlee Robinson on empty hearts and self reliance, Rev. I M Kinter on the origin of creeds from Nicene to Heidelberg, and Rev. C Prosser on apostolic writers. It notes St David's Rev M H Mill on types of churchgoers and the call to faith and practice.
White Lead Brands for Permanent Paint Base
White Lead forms a permanent base for repainting and never needs removal due to sealing or cracking. It stays smooth and clean. To ensure pure white lead buy brands such as Boymer-Bauman, Davis-Chambers, Armstrong & McKelvy, Atlantic, Jewett, Fahnestock, or National Lead Co. Pure White Lead Tinting. Mix your own paints to save time and guarantee adhesion by requesting our book on painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Jewett
Fahnestock
Iaticoal Lead Co
Lead CO
New York
Sunday Sermon Appeals to Profits and Hypocrisy
The speaker decries Sunday visitors who attend church to display attractions or gain social advantage. He warns the crowd that fashionable, speculative hearers seek only profit from Godliness, while self-forgetful listeners expose neighbors' faults. He urges repentance and profitable listening in Christ's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
New Greenwood Presbyterian Church Dedicated
Greenwood’s new church was dedicated with morning and afternoon services led by Rev. Thomas Eile and other clergy. Notables from nearby towns attended, and funds were raised for carpet and an organ. The church stems from Moosic Presbyterian and will host weekly services led by Rev. Lindermuth, linking to the Moose congregation.
Sermon on Good Example At Forty Hours Devotion
Father Feeley preached Holy Rosary church opening Forty Hours devotion urging Catholic children to set good example. He warned the church fears persecution but dreads poor example, citing Christ about scandal and wheat and cockle. Each person is responsible before God for others sins by example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. EB. Feeley
Holy Rosary Church
Providence
Itecl
Christ
St. Peter
Religious events and meetings announced for week
A full rehearsal of Saul of Tarsus will be held by the Sacred Music society tomorrow evening. Ascension day is observed as a holy day by Cathelien. Lackawanna presbytery adjourned meeting set for Thursday at 2 p m in Monroetown. On June 2 rites of confirmation at Holy Trinity Lutheran Adams Avenue. A. C. Giebaelin of New York to speak at Conservatory Hall Tuesday at 10 a m and 1 90 p m. Welsh Congregationalist quarterly meeting at Forest City Saturday and Sunday. First Presbyterian choir sang at Washburn Street church last night. National Memorial Sabbath arrangements under way at various churches. Rev. Rogers Sarael to preach to Kolehts Templora at St Luke's Thursday 7 45 p m. Ladies of First Baptist Scranton Street to hold supper for carpeting fund. Rev W B E Wright of Cleveland to speak in Welsh Congregation. George E F Guild preached to Providence Presbyterian young men on Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Home Missionary Society
L. Beller
American University
Washington, D. C
Kim Park
W. F. Davies
Providence Welsh Baptist Church
Francis Lewis
David Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
D. M. Davies
Tullie Morgan
Richards
Hector James
Tey
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Metella Bevans
Young
Wee Men's Christian Association
Bute Association of
Pillaten
Tribe One
R.S. Jones
Welsh Congregational Church
Jones
Porest City
Ian
Morgan Puntels
Yale Theological Seminary
Camber Evans
Bangor Theological Seminary
Sacred Music Society
Cathelien
Lackawanna
Kolehts Templora
Scranton
St. Luke's Church
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
W. BE. CG. Wright
Cleveland, O
George EF. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
District School benefit evening by St Luke's parishioners
The District School, a unique local entertainment, will be presented tonight at the Young Men's Christian Association hall to benefit the Girls' Training Society of St Luke's. Tickets are at Powell's. The program includes recitals, tableaux, and scenes from a cruder school days, with many mature performers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's
Girls' Training Society
Young Men's Christian Association
Powell's
Rifle Practice Opens May 1 for Pennsylvania Guardsmen
An order from Colonel Asher Miner underscores a May 1 to October 21 rifle practice season. All officers and enlisted men must qualify or face no commutation. New shooters may fire at 100 200 and 600 yards with five shots per entry. five consecutive shots at 200 and 100 yards needed for qualification. Reentries banned once a 25 point score is reached. 25 36 points define marksman and sharpshooter. Team trophies contested at the state range. 1000 rounds of fixed ammo allotted per company at opening. 3000 total fixed rounds and 600 blank rounds available for target practice in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Asher Miner
Pennsylvania
Child's Peculiar Death Near Peckville
Norma Hughes a Peckville child died in Swetland street while reaching for a ball. Her neck was caught between boards and the house causing fatal strangulation. Coroner and jury ruled accidental strangulation while reaching for a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma
Joseph Hughes
Peckville
Mra. Smith
Swetland Street
Hughes
Littleiel Wa
Smith Homestead
William Jenkins Dead Former Jermyn Justice of the Peace
William Jenkins former Justice of the Peace and early Jermyn resident died yesterday at his home in Jermyn aged about 70. He was born in Monmouthshire Wales in 184? and came to the United States in 1866 settling in Jermyn where he lived over twenty nine years. He leaves a widow and four children and four brothers with one sister. Funeral from his Jermyn residence Wednesday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenkins
Jermyn
G Welock
Poritypool
Monmouthshire
South Wales
Lnte
Welsh Congregational Church
Mre W. Trim
W. A. Jenkins
West Pittston
Rasol- Ama
Rachel Jenking
Hoeases
D. M. Jenkins
Liverpool
England
E. N. Jenkins
Bloomfield
Conn
Henry
BE. D. Jenkins
Scranton
Mia
Jonathan Davia
West Pittaton
Malaney’s Second Hearing Over Payroll Forgeries
W A Mullaney, superintendent of construction for Portagule Tron company, faces $500 bond on charges of forging and fraudulently manipulating payrolls from October 1844 to February 1845. At a Saturday hearing Alderman Wichyt heard secretary Joh M Callen testify that Mullaney planned extra work on Nay Auge Falls bridge Hotel Jermyn Mears building and Hoonomy Light plant. He allegedly earned 40 percent commission and 60 cents an hour plus use of his book, with labor procured by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Milaney
Portagule Tron Company
Nay Auge Falls
Jermyn
Police Jottings at resort end in fines and arrests
A disturbance at a resort on Center Street led to officers detaining several in mates while others escaped through windows. Kate Smith and Clara Pugh were fined $5 each in police court. A drunken man claimed to be HL A MM aged farmer from Jackson and another man Phillip Zang aged 18 were arrested after a dawn alert on Wyoming Avenue. The younger man was discharged and the farmer fined $6 for intoxication. The Cosimo theater exhibit is announced with a bronze Station and a touring entertainer returning for a short engagement with matinee on Wednesday. Watch repair services are offered at Turnquest, 2 Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Wheutenant Davie
Marker
Kate Smith
Clara Pugh
Alderman Millar
Postal Telegraph Company
John Baskerville
Freederick Heidlee
Mohixer
Wyoming Avenue
Central
Dronica
HL A
Jackson
Supequehaana
Phillip Zang
Big Ety
Millay
Local Burial Notice for Mrs Tichamrd Lusteed
In Sebanton on May 17, 155 the body of Mrs Tichamrd Lusteed was returned to the residence of her son for funeral rites. Interment is scheduled at Montpelier, Vi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustred
Sebanton
Mra. Tichamrd Lusteed
Montpelier
The burglar's dread and a compact oil lamp claim
An advertisement touts Wick lighting as a safe clean gas source for nurseries and sick rooms. It promises no smoke or smell, one cent of oil yielding 200 hours of light, and notes lamps are tested before leaving the factory and shown in the store.
North End Notes Highlight Local Socials and Military Drill
William Coles spent yesterday with friends in Fairfieldville. George Monies’s new house on Monsey avenue nears completion. Police halted several local baseball games yesterday. David Evans returned from a Reading trip for the Ancient Order of Foresters Grand Council. Company H Thirteenth regiment was inspected Saturday night by Adjutant Millar and Colonel Couresen. the drill and sentry duties impressed a large audience. The overcoat roll of the company has been adopted by the state as the best method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Coles
Wayne Avenue
Faeloryville
George B. Monies
Monsey Avenue
David T. Evans
Yleit
Reading
Grand Council
Ancient Order of Foresters
America
Rolin Hood
Thirteenth Regiment
W. 5. Millar
H. A. Couresen
Corwin
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Norton's New Store
Lackawanna Avenue
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
S. Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Miarney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
DR. Robinson ON
Rev
C. Prosser
Primitive Methodist Church
D. M. Kinter
Charlee EB
I. M. Kinter
Providence Christian Church
Jeaus
Nice
Westminster
Church of
Alr
Green Ridge
M. H. Mill
St. David's Church
Boymer-Bauman
Davis-Chambers
Armatrong & McKelvy
Thomas Eile
Moosic Presbyterian Church
David Jo
Mary and
Jenne Whiteford
Taylor
Mamie Reinhardt
Mise Martha Sweet
Thomas M. Jones
Pittston Avenue
T. J. Moore
Adlimes Avenue
John Holomeon
Jeln Sutcliffe
William Bowen
Moogie
Emma Lower
Avoca
T. J. Bilas
Hyde Park
Meo
Ellie
Knapp
G. BK. OW. Doud
Theron G. Osborne
Wl Jones
Lindermuth
Parke
Mr. Lindermuth
Ellin
TE. N. Willard
Abrams, Nesbitt
WL. Watson
East Side
Lizzie Lovering
Della Knapp
G. T. Davie
Moogle
Father Peeley
Part I
Reeltal
Annis
Sterling Hall
la Cinquamtaine
Gabrielle-Marie
Lorine
Annia Sterling Hall
Geralds
Doug Net
Tableau
ceeseveesereeese /Reconciation Berevosts
Pearce
Anil Alri
Ham
Mil Smith
Aud Mra
Boswell
Pettigrew
Hice
Mra, Dr. Barnes, Mia, Pettit, Mra, Barnhart, Mra, Summers, Migs Sandon
Messra
Andrews
W. RR. Pletee
Frederici
Walden
Wagner
Scamany
Phead
James Murphy
James Welle
Reese Edwards
James Warner
Bills
J. Coffee
Malaney
Patterson & Wilcox
BE. Price
Sle
Nis
Tavis' Theater
Cosimo Theater
Weilnendigy
Washington Avenue
Turnquest
ATEST
Martin&delany
Conrad
Nas Aulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mis
Leverne County
Walington
Deaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Newyoming Ave
Third National
Hank Bouilding
Aduectios
Thos, Ford
Titec
Joan B Smith & Son
Plymouth
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Corrugated Sale
Schanks
Spruce Street
North End
Rexford’s
Reeve
Pratis
Walof
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Hartman
Methitha
Tonio Hartman
Academy OF Music
James A. Herne
Shore Acres
Davis’ Theater
Cosi Theater
Butane
J.S. Trainer Co
Lackawanna Store Association
Lacka, and
Jefferson Aves
Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Spon
Manufacturine CO
SHALE
Washington Avenua
Works
Nav
RL R
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
G. Elmene
DORF
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
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