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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe a small gathering in Scranton with several named attendees including W. Borgo and J. Reynolds. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a private party hosted at a venue with music and refreshments.
A social gathering at Guernsey Hall brought together members of the Providence live. Miss Mary Shields gave stations and Miss Josephine Walost recited songs. Refreshments were served.
Miss Mary Yeaver has been chosen for a three year term in the concrete department. The appointment covers Wilket-Tharre Pa and includes stipends and fees noted in the Wille Barre Dietlinte. The article notes prior competition and positions, with emphasis on qualifications and formal selection.
At a recent meeting of the Stainton Pogineere et al, it was decided to appoint Auss Bates, formerly stenographer for COVA neelet law, to head the tally and assist the international correspondence cell. The new role follows that meeting and Bates will serve in the position.
The event centered on a planned concert by Serantom Charl Upsted at the Armory. Local officials and the Winnavion Forewhlel faced questions after reporting limited turnout and muted public interest.
A jumble of names and phrases describes a local incident on Roa Avenue. Maceo Jiro is named as owner and age, with mention of a destroyed property and a herd noted by authorities. The report references a council or committee and a court-like setting with unclear details.
Thetis Connell of Cedar Aventin faces arrest at the River Street scene on a dare by date and a felonious act alleged by Charles Wiartoskt. Alderman Ruddy detained Connell’s case and kept the floor for discussion.
A group of New Jersey officials arrived for a state tour of inspection. Present were passenger agent C. W. Huntington general superintendent Mob. Nerwin and assistants W. Dot, Willi Melatosi, and other chief engineers detailing operations and motive power aboard the inspection train.
Details from the contual meeting of the New High Society of Northeastern Pennsylvania held last night in the board room reveal discussion of regional affairs and upcoming events.
President TL Welles presides as officers are elected for the society in Wilkes Barre. The dinner is set for Friday evening December 1. Toastmaster Welles will introduce speakers including Rev M W Stryker of Hamilton College, Col T L Mills of Chicago, Prof John Tyler of Amherst College, and Rev J D Odell of the Second Presbyterian church. The next meeting is scheduled for December 12.
Public notice ads advertise Letters from Merchant to Son the oho Gradina, a publication dated Saturday, priced at $1.20, offered at Nerton's store.
Delegates from across the conference gather at Elm Park church for the Women’s Home Missionary Society annual convention. Mrs. C. H. More presides, with devotional by Mrs Allen and remarks by Rev. Dr. Samuel Moore, as reports show $2,941.20 raised and extensive work across districts including Wyoming, Oneonta, and Carbondale.
Dr Hand located in the Rookery building at Washington avenue and Spruce street will be in his office from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM, not on Penn avenue.
A palm reader, Madam Devier, is advertised for consultations tonight at Arlington alleys 829 Pittston Avenue and at 129 South Seventh Fleet. The entry links bowling for poultry with the palm reader event.
Jurors in the Rice v Smith case were discharged after failing to reach a verdict. Judge Newcombe then allowance the Wime case against the City of Scranton to proceed to the jury over water damage claims. Deeds for properties sold by Sheriff Schindt were acknowledged in open court with several parcels listed and values noted.
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