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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1896

Page

3

Local Social Notes From City and Nearby Towns

Personal mentions record W Giernsey returning from a new pet R M Green of Wilkes Barre visits in city Mrs James A Linen and daughter in New York Archbald attends Yale College Mrs T H Watkins spending a few days in New York Miss Vera Andrews Allentown visiting friends in the city Mr and Mrs H C Sanderson Clay Avenue in New York City W J Coston court stenographer serving as United States Juror in Pittsburgh Mrs L T Beane Sanderson Avenue home from New York Mary Wristol Haglacher's millinery store returns from horse show New York Mr and Mrs George Miller Penn Avenue host a small gathering Monday evening Katheryt Thiele soprano Miss Jennie Bueckwald pianist J Alfred Pennington pianist Ernest Thiele violinist take part in a Young Men’s Christian Association concert in Wilkes Barre

W. Giernsey Newpet R. M. Green Wilkes-Barre James A. Linen New York Judie R. W! Archbald Yale College T. H. Watkins Vera Andrews Allentown H. C. Sanderson Clay Avenue New York City Katheryt Thiele Mies Jennie Bueckwald J. Alfred Pennington Ernest Thiele Young Sen Christian Association

Sunday School Boys Stage Church Entertainment

Penn Avenue Baptist Church in Hays hosted an entertainment by Sunday School Boys No 7 to benefit the church choir fund. class members included Welland Gates Harry Evans Wynn Hornbaker Walter Bircher Joseph Howe Emerson Highfield and Arthur Fratcie.

Grace Rose L. M. Gates Reading Mra Alfred Lester Anni Bennett Lizzie Brandt Hazle Hopewell Jon Castle Walls Miss Hopewell

New England Society Nears December Banquet Plans

New England Society of Northeastern Pennsylvania elected officers for one year at a last night meeting. Sturges named president Everett Warren vice president Fisher secretary Fuller treasurer with entertainment committee to arrange December 22 banquet in memory of Purefathers Day.

New England Society of Southeastern Pennsylvania E. KB. Sturges Warren Vicws J. WH. Fisher Treasuer New England Society Filler Russell Dimmick EF. T. Wheaton A. D. Preston W. J. Northrop A. B. Raymond Union College W. H. May Elroy Rochester Post Express Russell Conwell Philadelphia Fisher W. A. Wilcox Fuller Paine Wheeler Lanquet Hall Hotel Terrace Fingland

Board of Associated Charities Drops Marriage Dances Plan

The board decided to abandon the Marriage Dances of All Nations entertainment and raise funds by direct annual subscriptions. A committee led by Rev. Rogers Israel and Col. F E A Ripple will visit residents to secure gifts from $1.50 to 2.00 for board needs.

Board of Associated Charities Rogers Israel F E. A. Ripple W. T. Smith Davis

Great Diamond Robbery melodrama heads to Academy of Music

The Great Diamond Robbery by Edward M. Alfriend and A C Wheeler, a New York hit, comes to the Academy of Music tonight and tomorrow with the same cast and elaborate scenery. The plot centers on a diamond theft and murder, amid political intrigue and the downfall of a corrupt faction. Cast includes Rose Kytings Mia Annie Yeamans Belene Johnson and others. settings span Lexington Avenue, Houston Street, Hoffmann House cafe, and Fifth Avenue drawing rooms. John W. Teham's Octoroons plays Friday and Saturday with musical interludes by the King sisters and Seham’s Octoroon Quartette. Maggie Cline appears Saturday evening in On Broadway at Frothingham with national renown and sold-out houses. Manager Kerr to abolish the ticket office.

Edward M. Alfriend A. C. Wheeler New York City Academy of Music Lexington Avenue Gotham Fifth Avenue Rose Kytings Mia Annie Yeamans Belene Johnson Fanny Cohen Irene Hayward Louise Closser Ellen Cummins W. A. Whitecar Edward Ames Thomas MM. Hunter Joseph B. Whiting George C. Boniface J. H. Cosser Joseph Hell Gustave Frankel Joseph A. Wilkes James Blevins James Floyd John Jones E. M. Bartlett New York John W. Teham Academy King Sisters Frank Mallory Mamie Emerson Seham Mary Brooks Cripple Creek Gang George A. Hammond China Hob Kelly Magee Cline Frothingham Broadway Maggie Cline Grand Opera House Metropolitan Maegle Cline

Resignation of Philadelphia Union Traction Company head

General Mamenger J. RR. Beetem presented his resignation to the executive committee of the board. Directors praised his leadership, noting his work uniting three traction systems into a highly efficient Philadelphia street railway network. Beetem had earlier led Scranton and People’s Traction, guiding the Union Traction system to peak efficiency. A new director for Throup Stove Company, E. N. Shirer, was elected to fill J. M. Ash’s unexpired term.

Philadelphia Union Traction Company Mamenger J. RR. Beetem Union ‘Patellon Company Board of Hipeetors Combainy Artio Beetem Street Railway S ¥ Sten Union Company Philadelphia Union Traction System Philadelphia Record Bechem Scrainton Traction Company People's Traction Company Rectem Union Traction Company Throup Stove Company E. N. Shirer J. M. Ash

Jury in Edith Walker case. City of Scranton victory

The jury found no damages for Edith Walker in her suit against the City of Scranton after she claimed 26 000 for injuries from a sidewalk hazard. Other trials ended in default verdicts for defendants or settled Kilcur case after a work injury earlier in the year.

Edith Walker Scranton Rene Kilcur Mr. Comegys Edwarda Lackawanna Avenue Ninth Street L. Tyler Arthur Frothingham Edwards D. B. Replage Tyler Thomas Jenkins Neariest Michael Brink Brink W. Gaylord Thornman

City and School Taxes for 1896

Taxes remaining unpaid after November 25, 1896, incur five percent penalty and one percent additional each month. They will be placed in the hands of collectors as provided by law. G. Boland City Treasurer announces office hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at City Hall Washington Ave.

G. Boland City Treas City Hall Washington Ave

Faith Helps Some Ailments But Not Stomach Troubles

An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as aiding digestion not faith. It claims the tablets contain digestive juices and peptones to digest and assimilate food, boosting appetite flesh and nerves. Sold by druggists at 50 cents a package. mail orders available from Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.

Stuart Stuart Co Marshall Mich

Scranton Board of Trade Plans Banquet for New Building

The Scranton Board of Trade unveils its new Linden street building with a grand banquet. Invitations were sent to Chauncey M. Depew, J B Foraker, John Wanamaker, and Warfield of Lafayette College for addresses. Rooms ready by early January. committees to meet soon to organize details and catering.

Scranton Board of Trade Linden Street Chauncey M. Depew J. B. Foraker Ohio John Wanamaker Warfield Lafayette College Manufactures Banquet Scranton

Framed Pictures Special Sale at Local Frame Shop

Frame factory has prepared a big sale of Genuine Artotypes in oak frames and medallion pictures. Choose from a hundred subjects with white and gold Florentine frames, prices from 25 cents to 1.69. three-photo French Panel pictures in a single frame offer mantelpiece charm.

Frame Factory 2.C

Bergman and Berger Collaborate on World Renowned Works

A combined effort by Bergman and Professor Berger showcases renowned works seen as a landmark collaboration. The project highlights their expertise across disciplines and aims to elevate cultural discourse.

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