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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1902
Page
13
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer of R A Teving Avenue was buried yesterday in Forest Hill cemetery.
Large number of Tecital tickets for Mr. Pennington’s flight prompts ticket holders to secure reserved seats at the Conservatory immediately.
Senta will be placed on ade this morn ing at 8 ofelock for the musicaltte by the Catholic Choral club of Scranton at the Lecoum theater Monday night next. Over 14 votes noiler the direction of Mr. John Y. Watking will be heard.
The funeral for John Jermyn will be held this afternoon at the family residence at 2 Welock. Friends are welcome to attend, and the interment will be private at Dunmore Cemetery.
An adjourned meeting will be held at the court house on Saturday May multiple at noon to hear the committee report on rules and discuss other county teachers matters including the course of study. Principals and a full attendance are urged.
Charles A Childs and Miss Charlotte J sBwope of Philadelphia were married last evening by Judge Robert Hetee. The couple, attended by friends from Philadelphia and Scranton, plan to live on Jefferson Avenue Scranton after a brief wedding trip.
The American Books company has acquired Western School Book House, publishers of Pollard readers and spellers. Formed in 1886 by Ivison Barnes Appleton and Van Antwerp, it later added Harper Pacifier Butler Cowperthwait and Williams to control ten or more feeding school books.
Porwaits by artificial light tonight at Schriever's. Repeated in every detail are sleht peals of Schriever's, they upsiished from daylight. This event spans the hours between 7 and 10.
A notice announces the relocation of Clark florist to 203 Washington Avenue. It lists services and hours as 9 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8:30 pm. It mentions Lindaburg, a surgeon, and a women specialty at 216 Connell Building.
Civil War veterans held their annual Memorial Day tribute with a city parade led by Mounted Officers Burke and Perry, detachments from Grand Army posts, and a police escort. Memorial services at Memorial hall featured readings of dead comrades, songs, and addresses praising patriotism and unity.
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