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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1895
Page
7
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North End residents attend church events and meetings as ministers decide to hold Thanksgiving services at North Main Avenue Baptist church. Rev Newman Matthews to preach. Rev Dr Nelson and Rev T C Bache deliver sermons. Choirs, missionary service reports, and a well attended Primitive Methodist gathering are noted.
Miss Rachel Butler returns to Pittston after visiting Mrs Albert Mowery of North Blakely street. Misa Grace Smith, Carbondale, guest of Mrs A D Blackinton of Elm street. Ring social at Miss M E Thornton’s on West Drinker street tonight. J A Watres to move family from South Blakely to Scranton later this month. Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society to meet at Mrs C S Farrer’s on Cherry street Thursday at 2.30. Loyal Legion plans first winter entertainment with music and readings Wednesday. Anthony Dougherty spent Sunday with friends in Avoca. Miss Bertha Blees returns to Georgetown after visiting family on Fourth street. Rev Joplin of Baltimore, MD preached at the Presbyterian church yesterday. Berlew of West Pittston mentioned.
Rev J A Moffitt preached at St John’s Church on the Seventh Commandment noting many transgressions beyond theft. He warned against carelessness and extravagance in household management and urged restitution for any ill gotten gains. Also notes staff arrivals, school instructors, and a Thanksgiving football game at Schwenk’s park. a driver from Meadow Brook shaft was injured but not seriously.
The St Josephs Total Abstinence and Benevolent society plans their annual ball at the society hall on New Year s night. Riverside grounds hosted football action as Young Men s Institute and Welcome Social Club teams played two 20 minute halves with a 4 to 0 victory for the Institute. Anthony Cusick and John McCrea visited Forest City and Pittston respectively, Rollar Davies Jr sustained a minor hand injury at Greenwood mines, P Z Quinn the Times representative called on Dunmore friends, and St Josephs choir attended a concert at College Hall Scranton.
Elmira Athletic Association faces Scranton Bicycle team at Baseball Park next Wednesday in a clash hailed as one of Scranton's greatest games. Elmira, undefeated this year, defeated top rivals and tied Orange, a strong team, boosting Elmira into ranks with Yale Harvard and Princeton in experts eyes.
Scores from the two week long pool tournament show John Lewis of this city likely to win the prize as champion Jerome Keogh wraps up the event tomorrow night. Davis and Harris of Scranton have been eliminated. Lewis beat Kivler by a narrow margin in the latest match and Thorpe beat Davis in another game.
Choir of St Peter's Cathedral directed by W P Schilling presented ten numbers in a well received sacred concert in St Thomas College hall. Revered D J MacGoldrick lectured on Mozart and praised Requiem as sublime while Edith Du Bois and the Scranton Liederkrang performed with strong support from Kopff and the choir to conclude with Laudamus Te.
The Lackawanna County Council of Irish American societies met last evening at Union Workmen's Hall on Vane Avenue. Delegates voted to adopt a new constitution as part of their organizational update.
Extreme prostration from fevers especially typhoid worries doctors and endangers patients. Medicine offers little aid. nourishment to build strength to endure the crisis is essential, persuading the body’s system to continue its work is the goal urged by physicians.
Dr. G. Carson Young of Phillipsburg New Jersey reports using Bovinine with great success. He cites a seventy year old typhoid recovery case with gastric irritation and extreme prostration who improved to complete restoration after Bovinine treatment.
Della Fox and her company presented Fleur-de-Lis at Frothingham on Saturday with strong audience reception and encores. Fox showed poor voice especially in the evening, struggling to sing lines, while the ensemble and music were praised as near top quality.
J C Stewart and Paul Dresser entertained a large audience at the academy last Saturday night with the farce The Two Johns. The duo were highly entertaining and supported by several clever performers. The Sheridan fair drew a big crowd with a lively program and many up-to-date specialties. Tonight Peter's society of Bellevue will attend the fair in a body.
The Grand trustees of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Society of this state will meet today at the St. Charles Hotel. Several important matters to members of the order will be considered during the session.
An Italian named Dook Panquale faces assault charges in Dunmore after an incident near a duckett where Pasquals tender, where a boy was allegedly assaulted. The accused is linked to Kane of Dunmore and the event occurred in a public venue involving alcohol service.
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