Local residents take trips and career moves noted
Dr. J W Coolidge leaves for Colorado for two weeks. Mrs O B Wright returns from New Haven. George W Benedict Jr registers as a law student with Halslander Vosbure. E J Mahoney visits Philadelphia and James Mahoney hosted. James M Frits admitted to practice in Lugerune county. Mrs Ira Tripp and M and Mrs Walter plan San Diego departure and return. Hop BE D Jones and M M Bennett attend supreme conclave in New Haven. M J OToole resigns as city editor for Times. praised for rapid rise and bold reporting. Times aims for livelier local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coolidge
Colorado
O. B. Wright
Madison Avenue
New Haven
Conn
George W. Benedict, Jr
Halslander & Vosbure
E. J. Mahoney
Telephone Exchange
Philadelphia
James Mahoney
J. J. H. Hamilton
James M. Frits
Lugerne
Ira Tripp
Walter
San Diego
Cal
North Main Avenue
C. G
The
Hope
BE. D. Jones
M. M. Bennett
Order
M. J. O'Toole
Republican
Times
Scranton
O'Toole
Death and disappearance among South Side residents
Michael J. Dempsey died after a two month illness at age years. He married Emma Clifford four years ago and leaves two children. The Catholic Mutual Benefit association planned a funeral mass at St. John's church with Hyde Park cemetery burial. Teresa Tobin, seven, disappeared from 923 Irving avenue after supper and is not yet found. Police are searching. concern grows as woods near Irving avenue may hold clues. Also reported are Scranton Athletic club bicycle rides and a Scranton Baengerrunde concert at Natter's hall, with music identical to Saengerfest pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Dempsey
Emma Clifford
William Connell & Co
Meadow Brook
Branch 86
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
St. John’s Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Teresa Tobin
Michael Tobin
Irving Avenue
Scranton Athletic Club
Natter's Hall
Scranton Baengerrunde
Allentown
Epworth League Promotes Six Month Carda and Posters
An ad listing a six month Toplo carda and low price food styles from C. E. and Epworth League invites readers to consult for excursion or festival planning. It mentions plan posters circulars and tickets and offers payment for consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toplo Carda
Memorial Sermons Honor Civil War Veterans Across Churches
Large crowds attended Memorial Day observances at Elm Park and Penn Avenue churches with Ezra Griffin post and Colonel Monies post present. Rev. W H Pearce and Rev. Warren G Partridge delivered moving addresses on patriotism and sacrifice, backed by choirs and special music, as veterans reflected on the Civil War and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Griffin
Penn Avenue Church
Monies
Elm Park
Doctors Favor Scott's Emulsion For Easier Digestion
Physicians note patients tolerate Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil well over time, with digestion smoother than plain oil. The fat taste is removed making it palatable, aiding recovery in sickly children and emaciated adults. Boots & Bowne KY Druggists. 50c and 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Boot & Bowne
Bible in the Schools Sermon at Huguist Church
Rev W G Watkins argues for Bible reading in public schools citing Wisconsin Supreme Court action and a pending Waverly case. He claims the Bible is not sectarian, highlights long practice as beneficial, and cites Froude Coleridge to support the Bible as foundational to government and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
W. G. Watkins
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Edierton
Waverly School
Watkine
J. A. Froude
Henry VIII
England
Coleridge
Religious topics and church events reported
Thirty two members joined Elm Park church yesterday morning. St Luke's hosts Girls Friendly Society after reg service Wednesday. Presbyterian assembly delegates from Pittsburg expected back Wednesday. Rev Richard Hlorns preached at Asbury Methodist in Chaffee’s absence. Mrs J J Heckel began as soprano soloist at Providence Presbyterian. Church of Good Shepherd Green Ridge plans Farview excursion for June 8. Ferris to lecture on Fallen Ancient Egypt at Puritan Congregational Thursday. Baptisms at First Baptist on Scranton Street last evening. Memorial Day masses at St Peter's Cathedral at 630 7 and 830 with high requiem mass for Young Men's Institute. YM W CSA annual exercises Friday at Him Park church with reports. St Luke's Sunday School 930 am. Holy communion at 720 am. Washburn Street Presbyterian to sell pews Thursday evening with ladies serving tea. YM Christian Association secretary Mahy spoke on foreign work. day observed as Sunday for foreign prayer. Rev Warren G Partridge spoke at YMCA foundation hall on The Young Woman In the Church. A farewell sermon was preached by Rev A F Ferrin at Puritan Congregational yesterday. Providence Presbyterian children rehearse The Cross the Country and the Child for Children’s Day June 9. Reeve Watking organizes large chorus. Green Hill Primitive Methodist children present Jewels on the same day. Fred Widmey rendered violin solo with organ at Mirat Presbyteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Luke's Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Pittsburg
Richard Hlorns
Asbury Methodist Church
A. F. Chaffee
J. J. Heckel
Providence Presbyterian Church
Church of Good Shepherd
Green Ridge
Farview
Teo
A. F. Ferris
Puritan Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Scranton Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Young Men's Institute
Young Women's Christian Association
Him Park
Ing
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Mahy
Warren G. Partridge
W. Evans
Reever,Watking
Green Hid Primitive Methodiat Church
Fred Widmey
First Communion at St Peter's Cathedral and Sunday church events
At St Peter's Cathedral yesterday one hundred girls and as many boys received their first communion at the 9 o'clock mass led by Rev J O'Reilly. Rev J H McHugh read the mass and preached to the youths. Rev James McLeod lamented street boys selling Sunday papers near the First Presbyterian church. The Wyoming district Ministerial Association opens its one hundred forty first session at Lackawanna with Rev Wilson Treble delivering the address. meetings begin at 8:30 and feature essays at 10. Rev Hugh C McDermott will preach tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. O'Rielly
J. H. McHugh
Mc Hugh
James McLeod
Fiist Presbyterian Church
Wyoming District
Lackawanna
Wilson Trelble
Hugh C. McDermott
Local Social News and Obituary Notices
Mrs A Puller confined to home by sickness while Mrs Tivreon visits her mother Mrs Frank Lin in Sanderson Ave. Miss Anna Stevens visits Mrs George W Davis in Market St. George Gibson of Green Ridge Lumber called on friends in New York. W C Cowles returns from Philadelphia after dedicatory ceremonies at Odd Fellows temple. W H Smith recovering from an injury suffered while working. John R Fordham Prohibition league to elect officers at Zion Evangelical Church Capouse Ave this evening. Funeral of John Burnett of Throop killed in Siterra mines today. Providence Castle and Storrs Accidental Fund members attend. Mr and Mrs George Powell celebrate fifth wedding anniversary on Edna Ave with friends and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Puller
Froulevard Avenue
Slckeam
Tivreon
Schenectady
N. Y
Franklin
Sanderson Avenue
Anna Stevens
Carbondale
George W. Davis
Market Street
George Gibson
Green Ridge Lumber Company
New York
W. C. Cowles
Main Avenue
Philadelphia
Temple
W. H. Smith
Meyhart Avenue
Hewlig
John R. Fordham
John Burnett
Throop
Siterra Mines
Providence Castle
Knights of the Mystle Chain
Storrs
Thomas Jenkins
P. Aton
Edward Sanders
Thomas Denele
Henry Sage
Wiliam J. Evans
Thomas Longmore
Dunmore Social Notes and Local Lectures
Miss Lizzie Clifford visits Avoca and Mrs Florence Fowler visits Honesdale. Mrs Michael Grady at Chestnut street and Diana Capwell at Lake Winola. Edward Gilbert moves to Paterson New Jersey. Capwell and Blanche visit town. Leander Yeager and Bertha Capwell vacation in Philadelphia. Gideon Ellis moves to Tripp avenue. Mrs Gilbert Jones and Mrs William Beckendorf visit George Schrank on Collins street. Mrs Lake of St Louis lectures at Manley hall for Young Men's Temperance. Rev J Beckenridge preaches at Brooklyn Methodist hospital. Revival meetings at Dudley Street Baptist led by Evangelist Luther continue with three meetings Sunday. The Confederate Boy drama by Loyal Legion praised. fund drive to complete Corners drinking fountain. Loyal Legion plans a musical evening with Hervie march, Haydn Banjo and Guitar club, and various soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Clifford
Avoca
Florence Fowler
Honesdire
Michael Grady
Chestnut Street
Diana Capwell
Lake Winola
Edward Gilbert
Drinker Street
Paterson
N. J. BR
Capwell
Blanche
Leander Yeager
Misa Bertha Capwell
Philadelphia
Gideon Ellis
No. 6
Pioneer Building
Tripp Avenue
Gilbert Jones
William Beckendorf
Pittston
George Schrank
Collins Street
Manley Hall
Lake
St. Louis
Temperance
J. &. Beckenridge
Brooklyn Methodist Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Evangelist Luther
Loyal Legion
Legion
Hervie
Hayden Baunto
Guitar Club
Swarts Brothers
Eilab Powell
A. Te Tel
Louis Housrath
Sam Swarts
Bertha Dony
Edith Switale
Columbian Woartette
Hayden Banjo
Comic Sons
William Held
Albert Haldeman
Ruble Yost
Columbian Quartette
Golo
Henry Dreyer
Olo
Busule Powell
Castoria Recalled In Rhyme About A Child’s Care
Fragmentary nursery rhyme recalling Castoria as a comforting remedy through stages from infancy to motherhood. The lines trace a mother’s concern and a consistent reference to Castoria across childhood, adulthood, and parenting moments.
Scranton Club Faces Rough Patch After Trip Troubles
The Scranton baseball team and manager Barnie returned home to a lineup with many lame arms from cold damp weather. Captain Smith arrives from New York while Barnie vows a winning team with practice today and tomorrow before games at Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Baseball Club
Barnie
Smith
New York
Philadelphia
Scranton
Tribune
Burnle
Wilkes Harre
Sheragon Wilkes-Barre
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Norton’s Bulletin
Ladies’ Home Journal
St. Nicholas Magazine
Harper's Monthly
Godey's
Judge's Library
Butterick
Bookman
Billtry
Trilby
Peloubet
S. S
Dana
Lily Bell
Laura Richards
Jim of
Nellas
Capt
January
Raymond
Hills
Bunner
France
Puck
New Jersey
Townsend
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
News OF the South Side
Michael Dempsey
Pearance
C. E
Epworth League
Dr. Pearce
Monies Post
Women's Relief Corps
W. H. Pearce
Mississippi Valley
Freedoms
Iberry
Freedom
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Ezra Griffin Post
Ezra
Griffin
Triota
Grand Army of the Republic
America
Almidhty
United States
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles G. Robinson
Hermon
W. C. Weeden
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Providence Methodist
Bible IN the
North End
Dunmore Doings
Toby
Alck
Castoria
Mira
Rexford CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Pratis
QUA Club
Plano
H. B. Hettinger
Indianapolis
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Drugelet
Scrantom
Pat
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
William S. Millar
Water Co
Wyoming Ave
Center 8St
Tod
Bicycles OF America
J. D. Williams & Bro
Frank P. Christian
Hatter
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, PL
E Rodinsons Sons
Pilsener
New York Warehouse
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Ricker &Co
Adams Ave
New Telephone
Conrad
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Moosic Powder Co
Scranton, PA
Laf_iin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
MT. Pleasant
Third National Bank
T. Smith
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Washington Avenue
M. H. Dale
Pierce’s Market
Penn Ave
Martin&delany
Dupont
Mila Lo Eerbe County
Pamington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Tiswyomingave
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Dexter
Exter Race Co., Inc P. Cal
U.S
Rbi
O T
Federal ST
Barre
Rae
Aylesworth’s
J. $. Turner CO
Lackawanna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Welsbach Lightdapted
Economico
Hunt & Connell CO
Sennaturers
G. Elmen. Dorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
G. Dub
Dimnck
Gia Spruce
Telephone 6002
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