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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1899

Page

9

Hallowe'en Observed in West Scranton With Humor and Prizes

West Scranton held a lively Hallowe'en observance in Mears Hall under the Electric City Wheelmen. The event featured a hobo-costume contest with judges awarding prizes and fines, a coke-walk, and a midnight lunch. Police reported rare trouble as revelers filled streets on costumes and floats.

Hallowe'en Wiest Scranton Electric City Jackson Street Main Avenue Fairchild’s Hotel Club Selccwd R. W. Luce George JB. Beach William H. Hoe John Roberts Dr. Strappler J. W. Bunnell

St Cecelia Ladies’ Abstinence Society Holds annual entertainment

St Cecelia’s Ladies Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society held its yearly social in Years Hall last night. A large crowd attended as John Durkin chaired the program featuring W F Shean on Organization. Music by Mrs Malott accompanied piano solos, recitals, duets, and a cake walk followed by a serial and prize cake march.

St. Cecelia's Huebanda Brothers Agnes Malott Heasie Slate Sadie Dougherty Frank McDermott Walter Connors Miss McHale Misees Murphy Howard Miss Constantine Miss Murphy Mra. Mualott

Miller Held on Tool Theft Charge in Bail Default

Frank W. Miller was committed to jail yesterday in default of 500 bail to await his court appearance for stealing tools from Contractor Cadden. A second similar charge against a man named Scott, Robert Dawes aged 16, was held for a hearing at 7 pm after arrest on a warrant by Rev. L. R. Foster. Dawes has disturbed Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church meetings.

Frank W. Miller Cadden Scott Robert Dawes L. R. Foster Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church

Remains of Mrs Threl Interred in Washburn Street Cemetery

The remains of Mrs Thomas Threl, who died in Plymouth, were brought to the city yesterday and interred in the Washburn Street cemetery. Services were held in the afternoon at relatives’ home on Lan staff avenue and were conducted by Rev L B Foster. Pallbearers were Reese Rees, Fred Barnes, Jod Foster, Harry Cook, Thomas Phillips and George Barnes.

Thomas Threlfall Plymouth Washburn Street Lani Staff Avenue L. BR. Foster Reese Rees Fred Barnes Jod Foster Harry Cook Thomas Phillips George Barnes

Hallowe'en Social and Revival Services Highlight Local Churches

Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist church youth hosted a basement Hallowe'en social last night. The Bachelors hall event will feature Hauer's Orchestra at Mears hall. Revival services are set for Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church this evening. The Plymouth Congregational church Christian Endeavor society is also noted.

Bellevue Calvinistic Methodist Church Mears Hall Hauer Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor Society Plymouth Congregational Church

Our Black Goods Stock Seeks Eight Day Sale Display

A Philadelphia style departmental showcase proclaims an unmatched Black Goods stock in the state with complete, up to date variety. The ad invites women to inspect the fashionable range and notes a special eight day sale to popularize the famous department.

Philadelphia

Remarkable Fabric Specials Slash Prices This Week

Wholesale dress fabrics on sale with dramatic reductions. Crepons, creponagos, and crepons new season styles offered at 69 to 99 cents with several 1.20 to 1.50 values reduced. English equard suitings and black cheviot rolls heavily discounted, with 40 to 49 cent prices for select 48 to 50 inch wools. Free dye and finish highlighted.

Rally Planned At Rev Boyle Residence South Hyde Park Ave

Evening rally at the residence of Rev FE A Boyle on South Hyde Park avenue announced. Also wedding at St Johns German Catholic church at 8 pm for Andrewe Emmershide. prior notice said premature.

Demolition Under Way at South Scranton No 2 School

Contractor Morgan Sweeney directs a large crew tearing down the old No 2 school on Orchard street. A modern replacement will rise in its place to better serve Twelfth ward pupils after fifteen years of use. Students from No 2 now occupy classrooms on Stone avenue, Orchard street, and the new No 3 school on Pittston avenue.

Morgan Sweeney Orchard Street Twelfth Ward Stone Avenue Arkd Pittston Avenue

Funeral of John Regan Held After Requiem Mass

The funeral for the late John Regan occurred yesterday morning from his daughter Mrs Frank Mellody’s home at Cedar Avenue and Fig Street. A requiem mass was held at St John’s Catholic Church before the procession to Minooka Catholic Cemetery for interment in the family plot.

John Regan Frank Mellody Cedar Avenue Figtreet St. John’s Catholic Church Minooka Catholic Cemetery

Annual entertainments and social events listed in Electric City Tourist club notes

The fourth annual entertain ment and social will be held at St. John's hall on November 27. The Ringgold band plans its annual ball at Athletic hall on Alder street on November 10. A patriotic Guards country dance is set for Friday at Athletic hall in ruatic attire. Socials honor ladies who assisted at excursions and visits from several local residents are noted. The funeral of Miss Mary Burns at St. John's church is announced for Thursday morning.

Electric City Tourist Club St. John's Hall Ringgold Band Athletic Hall Alder Street Patriotic Guards Frank Grambo Pittston Avenue Archbald Filla Reardon Crown Avenue Jermyn Ella Beam Buffalo Nealis St. Aloysius T. A. B. Society Hate Reilly Btone Avenue Metropolis M. A. Donohoe Cedar Avenue James O' Connor O'Connor & Co Pittiston Avenue Virginia Frank Gavin Ata Prospect Avenue Terope Humphrey Mary Burns St. John’s Church Cathedral Cemetery

Show of novelties draws attention to bargains

Traders promise profits for readers who share in the bargains while noting a show of novelties that should command attention. The text highlights potential gains and urges interest in new offerings.

Meadow Brook Washer and Peacoal Prices

Meadow Brook Washer announces peacoal sold to teams at 75 cents per ton. General location at the corner of Cedar avenue and Gibbons street.

Cedar Avenue Gibbons Street

Obituary Notices of Mrs Carolina Smith and Mrs Peter Ferreith

Sunday night Mrs Carolina Smith of Jefferson avenue Bunamore died after a short illness. Three children survive her. Services at 2 PM at the residence with interment at Dunmore cemetery. Mrs Peter Ferreith of 214 Raymond court died yesterday aged years. She was the first Italian woman resident of Scranton. Survived by sister Ferdinando and children Jennie Mary Rowe John Andrew and Frank. Funeral Thursday at Ft Peter's cathedral with interment Cathedral cemetery.

Carolina Smith Jefferson Avenue Bunamore George Nehr Henry N. Weber Charles Smith Dunmore Cemetery Peter Ferretll Peter Ferreith Fruit Establishment Washington and Lackawanna Avenues Raymond Court Scranton Slater Ferdinando Jennie Mary Rowe John Andrew Frank Ft. Peter's Cathedral Cathedral Cemetery

Retired Rear Admiral Nicoll Ludlow Receives Navy Rank Honor

Washington Ont reports Captain Nicoll Ludlow, after thirty years in the navy, retires on his own application under a personnel bill granting one rank upon retirement. He is the son in law of Mrs. Washington McLean and brother in law of Mr. Hagen.

Washington, Ont Nicoll Ludlow Navy Ludlow Washington McLean Mro Hagen

Grain-O Ad Promises Coffee Taste Without Stimulants

An old Grain-O advertisement touts the drink as nourishing and similar in taste to coffee when prepared properly. It claims to aid digestion and strengthen nerves without being a stimulant and suggests it is suitable for both children and adults.

New Pastor Installed at North Main Avenue Baptist Church

The Rev. S. G. Reading was installed as pastor of the North Main Avenue Baptist church before a large audience. Rev. H. C. Hall of Williamsport delivered the sermon from Luke 24 27. An address of welcome was given by Rev. James Hughes with other denominations represented by Rev. G. B. Guild. Messages from long-associated churches were read by Rev. N. P. Patterson of Jersey Shore.

G. Reading North Main Avenue Baptist Church Tnet F. Matthewas Scranton Street Baptist Church Reese Watkins H C. Hall Williamsport Christ Hall James Hughes Abington G. B. Guild N. P. Patterson Jersey Shore Reading Paetor

Surprise party honors John Jones at Reese street home

Monday evening a surprise party for John Jones was hosted at his parents’ home on Reese street. Guests included Violet Daniers Anna Sherwin Bertha Finn Bessie Powell Susie Watkine Jennie Thomas Bell Reading Lucretia Thomas Margaret Jones and several men. The lively gathering ended with a late repast and music.

John Jones Reese Street Violet Daniers Anna Sherwin Bertha Finn Bessie Powell Susie Watkine Jennie Thomas Bell Reading Lucretia Thomas Margaret Jones Nurse Reading William Trier Newton Emery Charles Emery Walter Fielding Ben. Thomas Benjamin Phillips H. M. Atherton North Main Avenue Atherton le Grand Wricht M. B. Casey Charles Hess Oscar Payne Clarence Atherton John Corser Rush Wright A. W. Atherton Mae Courtright Arch Courtright Misa Kate Atherton Clark's Summit D. W. Bannistur West Pittston

Hallowe'en Party Held at Y W C A Rooms

Last evening a Hallowe en party was held in the Y W C A rooms with many young women taking part in games. Tonight the rooms close at 8 20 due to prayer services in churches.

October school deposits tally and local notices

The October deposits for No. 25 school list room totals for Costello, Jordan, O Royle, Ella O Royle, Norton, and a final sum of 7.12 dollars. Marquette Council 492 of the Young Men’s Institute held a large meeting. Patrick Moran of Hollow Street died yesterday, survived by a wife and eleven children. Funeral at Holy Rosary Church tomorrow at 2:50 PM with interment in Cathedral Cemetery.

J. J. Costello Kate A. Jordan Kate O'Royle Ella O'Royle B. M. Norton Marquette Council Young Men's Institute Patrick Moran Hollow Street Moran Holy Rosary Church Cathedral Cemetery

Local residents return from visits across town

Miss Vernie Bronston has returned to her position with O. V. Palmer after visiting relatives in Jerusalem. Dan Davis of Lake Carey called on friends on Spring Street Sunday. Peter F. Flynn of New York returned home after visiting his parents on Wear Market Street. M. J. Barrett of West Market Street and J. J. Gilboy of Keyser Avenue called on Carbondale friends Sunday. Clemson Reichard of William Barre has returned home after visiting North Main Avenue friends.

Vernie Bronston Jerusalem O. V. Palmer Dan Davis Lake Carey Spring Street Peter F. Flynn New York John Flynn Wear Market Street M. J. Barrett West Market Street J. J. Gilboy Keyser Avenue Carbondale Clemson Reichard William Barre North Main Avenue

Evening social and church notices from a small town

J R Williams and family return home from Washington avenue after visiting Peckville friends. Christchurch in November hosts an oyster supper and musical to aid church debt. Rev W G Simpson reads from Bonnie River Bush to an attentive audience at Asbury church. Scarlet fever reported in Green Ridge. Green Ridge lodge to confer third degree.

J. R. Williams Washington Avenue Peckville Sanderson Avenue J. H. Seward Dickson Avenue Springville Christchurch F. 8. Ballentine W. G. Simpson Bonny River Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church Green Ridge Green Ridge Lodge Rimpnon Ian Maclaren

Odd Fellows Celebrate Lodge Twenty-Sixth Anniversary

A smoker at the Odd Fellows hall on Wyoming Avenue hosted by Robert Burns lodge No 809 I O F celebrated the lodge's 26th anniversary with about one hundred members in attendance. The evening featured card games and graphophone selections by Frank Schrader, with lunch served by Huntington.

Odd Fellows Wyoming Avenue Robert Burns Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Frank Schrader Huntington

Miles Rohan Injured In Steel Mill Accident

Miles Hohan of 1725 Cedar Avenue was rushed to Moses Taylor Hospital around 6 pm with a badly mashed hand from a roller accident at the steel mill. The 45 year old man faces likely loss of two fingers.

Miles Hohan Cedar Avenue Moses Taylor Hospital Hohan Bohafé

High School Notes on Williamsport Trip and Scrub Team

High school boys faced a tough trip to Williamsport arriving late and underfed yet held their opponents to one touchdown. John Horan starred at guard and manager while the banner debate over platform placement sparked talk. The scrub team plans a Friday game at Athletic Park against Dunmore as coach Harry Jones pushes player development.

Willamsport Williamsport John Horan Dunmore High School Priday Ac Harry Jones The Scrub

Disaster at Sunbury Freight Wreck On Philadelphia and Reading Line

A freight wreck near Sunbury Pennsylvania on the Philadelphia and Reading line halted the first section en route to Newberry. The second section, traveling at speed, crashed into the rear, wrecking five freight cars and a caboose before tipping over. Engineer Miller of Tamaqua was seriously injured as the crew escaped amid flames consuming the wreckage.

Sunbury Philadelphia and Reading Newberry Magineer Miller Tamaqua

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Electric City Wheelmen Mears’ Hall Threlfall Het Duncan Tul Prise William Williams Andrew Bheret Edward Moree Prisce B.C. Fern Guy Ralph Charlee Bertine Gusa Weinss Awanta George W. Jenkins S Main Avenue ST. Cecelia's Entertainment Alderman John General News Crepon FE. A. Boyle Hyde Park Avenue Andrewe-Emmershide St. John’s German Catholic Church IL. L Mueic Buer Jackson Street Baptist Church William Stanton Cornettat William Allen Catherine Pryce Thomas F. McNamara St. Patrick's Church Joyce South Scranton Jonh Regan Globe Warehouse Meadow Brook Mra. Atherton YY. W. Cc. A Rirs, Phillips Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Carrie Phillips Anna, Illinois Mirs Barnard Gored J. O. Barnard Milltown Washington Co America Sirs J. S Cobb, Bridgeton Center Miles Rohan Stee Lyceum Theatre ReRo Ra Lessera Charles Pron van William Gillette Sherlock Holmes Detective Sie Faglener Conan Doyle Brockway Entertainment Eeate Tnostonia Secund Entertainment Brockway Lyceum Smyth & Rice Willie Collier Mir Academy OF Music, Burogunder & Rbis Lesseen H. R. Long Watters Rir Chester de Vonde Matinees Miss New York, Jr BIG Burlesque Co Biz Burlesquis Jeffries and Sharkey Shest Wes
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