Village social calendar and upcoming events summarized
Victor Koch hosts a birthday party tonight while Rim Park and Penn Avenue Baptist ladies serve suppers. Jolly Eleven to play Bellevue Foot Ball Club on Nov 24 at 2:80 on Sand Bank grounds. Armory fair prompts drill suspensions from Nov 2 to 5. H J Cohen, Penn Avenue butcher, taken to Hillside Home. Rev Gift congregation held a farewell party. Company A of the Thirteenth Regiment to elect a lieutenant at 8 tonight. Elm Park church supper at 5:20. Green Ridge Social Club Thanksgiving event at Professor Hudson’s Dancing Academy. Wang comic opera tickets go on sale at Academy box office. Edward Donnelly named guardian of Franda Donnelly. bond $600. Ancient Order of Hiberts grand ball at Music Hall Thanksgiving Eve with Hayes Brothers. One-armed John Howley Jordan jailed on charge with Widow Keegan. Sheridan Monument association fair draws crowd. vocal quartet from West Side performs. Tramp stockman arrested after wandering, local mine worker burned in explosion. Crystal Hose company to send a Gosen balloon from the firehouse. Wang’s opera success to be staged Saturday. Local horse theft and carriages reported near Penn Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Koch
Rim Park
Penn Avenue
Hillside
Foster U. Gift
Thirteenth Regiment
Green Ridge
Hudson
Cryanbee Company
Edward S. Donnelly
Minooka
Esterday
Ifrandannnelly
James Donnelly
Anthony Moran
Order of Hibernians
Music Hall
Hayes Bros
John Howley Jordan
Daniel Burns
Keegan
Band Banks
Raah
Wren
Sheridan Monument Association
West Side
Llewellyn Jonesman Stock
Canada
Irolman Coleman
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Alderman Millar
Michael Ruthsavitch
Austria
Nowir
Johnson
Lackawannahos- Crystal Hose Company
Rt House
Wang
Tnt Baturday
Ehor R Iro T
Metal Jorne
Li ‘Ames
J. Nealis
Pike County
Tt Mag
John
Local Theater Breaths Fire With Cast At Grand Opera House
Otis Skinner headlined a strong performance at the Grand Opera House in Wilkes Barre last night and will appear at the academy tonight to a large pleased audience. Weds licenses granted for several Scranton area couples. A Sylvia’s Soldier performed in Excelsior hall with a noted reading by John H. Fillet and a cast including Ida Smith and Henry Giles. Edger G Murphy and companions, including Captain Elisha Price, plan hunting trips with Scranton police present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Grand Opera House
Wilkes-Barre
Academy
Willon
Skinner
P. E. Bunnell
Eliza J. Lake
Clifford
Susquehanna County
Anthony de Vita
Mary ‘Url
Scranton
William Woodmaney
Scott
Anna L. Smith
Montdale
James F. Early
Mary E. Loftus
Thomas M. Jones
Emma Llewellyn
North End
Michael Granahan
Elizabeth Fagan
Jessup
A Shaw
Gwenne Brown
Sylvia
Excelsior Hall
Wyoming Avenue
the Chapin Literary Secret
Misa Amanda Miess
Edward
Arthur Wall
Edward F. Kingsbury
John H. Fillet
Ida Smith
Dollie H. Jones
Henry A. Giles
E. F P. Kingsbury
J. H. Elliott
John Weat
Edger G. Murphy
Pigeon Shot
Elisha W. Price
C. Oliver Iselin
Defender
Valkyrie
Thomas F. Johnson
Hollywood
N. J
Tom Lewis
Frank M. Spencer
Harry D. Swartz
A. C. Monies
Clem Marsh
Special Carenry Coat Trade In and New Jackets at Low Prices
We prepared for a caper five trade in ladies coats on capes and have added to our stock this week. A complete assortment of jackets, all new goods in latest styles, offered at low prices. Ladies who are short waisted or slender will find coats that fit them. Many agents sample coats worth 12.50 to 15.00 offered at 10.00. Mears and Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Religious Workers Meet at YMCA Rooms in Scranton
A Pleasant gathering of Young Men's and Women's Christian associations workers and the local rescue mission took place at the YMCA rooms. General Secretary and Mrs George G Mahy hosted twenty or more secretaries and assistants for an evening of fellowship with refreshments. attendees included Mr and Mrs F W Pearsall Mr and Mrs W H Browm Mr and Mrs Brewer Mr and Mrs George Sanborn and other local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's
Young Women's Christian Associations
Rescue Mission
Mra
George G. Mahy
Young Men's Christian Association
Hanley
Scranton
F. W. Pearsall
W. H. Browm
Brewer
George Sanborn
H. H. Burrough
Meals and Cold Lunches at Lohmanns on Spruce Street
Meals and cold lunches served at all hours at Lohmann's on Spruce Street. Dinner 40 cents. Imported and domestic wines, cigars and liquors available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lohmann's
Spruce Street
Comfort In Travel On Niagara Falls Route Trains
Comfort In Travel is realized on the Michigan Central Niagara Falls Route between Buffalo and Chicago with through east trains. Passengers may stop at Niagara Falls or view Falls View from car or platform, time permitting. Inquiries to local ticket agents or W. H. Underwood, Eastern Passenger agent, Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Chicago
Falls View
W. H. Underwood
Eastern
Buffalo, N. Y
Fragmented OCR Notice Summary
Unable to determine a coherent news item from provided OCR text. The fragment appears garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or events can be reliably extracted for a proper T S pair.
Olivers Letter Clarifies City Assessors and Revision Board
Councilman Joseph Oliver argues the Board of Revision and Appeals is properly constituted and accuses H D Jones of prejudice against the board. He explains how the six disputed sections of the May 1895 act reorganize duties, staffing, and clerkship for city assessors and the new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision and Appeals
Tribune
Joseph Oliver
Fifteenth
The
H. D. Jones
Board of Assessora
Board of City Assessors
Board of Revision of Taxes and Appeals
Jones
Board of Revision
Emeniney
Board of Revision and Appeal
Board of Assessors
Walt
YMCA Wood Working Course For Boys Circulated
A circular from the Y M C A general secretary promotes a wood working course for city schoolboys. The program, led by Henry H Burroughs M E a Cornell Sibley graduate, runs twenty weeks with a $10 fee including one year membership and all tools and materials. Classes meet Wednesdays 430 p m and Saturdays at 930 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Henry H. Burroughs
M. E
Cornell
Sibley College
Association
Connors Rampage Forces Wife From Home in Fear
Mark Connors, intoxicated, smashed furniture at his Gibson Street residence. His wife fled to Alderman Millar for protection, prompting Patrolmen Dun and Matthews to detain him. She will face a hearing this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Connors
Gibson Siketood
Millar
Dun and
Matthews
Connors
Richard McHugh Held on Assault Charge After Arrest
Richard McHugh of Penn Avenue was arrested by Patrolmen Walsh and Day for assault and battery on David Grimshaw yesterday morning. He posted bail before Alderman Millar and was released pending the next grand jury. McHugh has faced several recent scrapes, including a vicious assault on a police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard MclHiugh
Richard McHugh
Penn Avenue
M. J. Walsh
Lona Day
David Grimshaw
Millar
McHugh
Fender Accident Involving Dog On Min Street
A Moosic car with a fender struck a large dog near McDonough's store as it sped along yesterday. The device dragged the dog briefly before leaving it to the wheels, causing damage and leaving bystanders puzzled at the mishap. The article includes garbled text and advertisements from Guernsey Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
McDonough
New Upholstered Furniture Plant for Scranton
The Collins-Hale Manufacturing Company organized to produce upholstered furniture in Scranton using mostly skilled labor. It will employ 40 workers initially at the Capouse avenue site, with plans to reach 160 to 250 staff. Key officers include W. W. Vand yke as president and secretary treasurer, and stockholders include A. L. Collins and C. F. Hale. The plant aims to hire from Rochester Utica and New York, with wages from 12 to 20 dollars weekly. The firm plans a future addition for frames and a retail room over Wyoming avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Trade
Collins-Hale Manufacturing Company
Scranton Caramel Company
Capoose Avenue
Collins-Hale Company
Board of Trade
W. W. Vandyke
W. F. Vandyke
Board of
Louis Ottinger
James A. Tritter
John Kashenbach
A. L. Collins
Charles FE. Hale
Vandyke
Utica
Tritter
York
Kashenbach
Wilkes-Barre
Collins
Hale
Middle States
New England
Rochester
New York City
Hall
Scranton
Colling-Hale Company
Atherton
Collings
Heonomy Furniture
Wyoming Avenue
Attorney Chase Marries Lizzie Bauer in Newark
Attorney Aaron Augustus Chane wed Miss Lizzie Bauer of Newark last evening in a private ceremony led by Rev. William A. North. The couple, whose father died recently, will return to their city home tomorrow. Garland heating stoves are advertised as high quality with iron aluminum alloy and nickel plating. Kipling serial begins next Saturday in Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Bauer
Newark
N. J
Aaron Augustus Chane
William A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Chase
Garland
F. Leonard's
Lacka
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Washington Avenue
City Notes
Franklin Avenue
Rascal
Ckawanna Hospital
Chief Simpson
Masher
Mise Hardenbergh
MR. Oliver
Searate Rag Fnvany
Counci
Board of Appeals
Sald Ard
Couricila
Eclty
Ward
Court of Common Pleas
Wari
Guernsey Bros
Caramel Company
Kipling
Deep Sea
H. Langfeld
Lackawanna Ave
Washington
Berry
Rentepee
Crade
Clough & Warren
Carpenter, Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
LYNX
Astrakhan
Capes
Marten
Mink Capes
D. Bolz
Scranton Cash Store
Crystal
Louis Rupprecht
Eugens Kleberg
Penn Ave
Opp
Baptist Church
C. Snyder
D.D
Powell’s
Music Store
Chickering
Ivers & Pond
Sterling
Christian Oderee
Nackawanna
Pasa
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