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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1894
Page
8
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The fire department probed a blaze in a building near Patrick MelHale and Paul Bohan’s store caused by a defective flue. A separate church fire at Welsh Baptist on Welsh Hill caused minor damage from overheated furnace woodwork. A burglary struck Wesley Brown’s York avenue corner home, thefts included a gold watch and jewelry. The Hoag infant died. funeral set for tomorrow at 2. Pittston Athletic hosts Kingston Seminary on Thanksgiving Day. A Richmond VA work accident killed Thomas H. near Richmond and his body to be brought home. James Kane aged two died at home. funeral Thursday. Patrick Carney, 17, injured en route to work on the Pennsylvania Coal line, may lose limbs after accident with a work train. 250 workers started on Pittston Avoon and Jenkins Suburban line. Kentuck melodrama to play at Music Hall on Thanksgiving. George Dortad and Libbie Croner wed at St Mary’s Church. Mary Conway’s remains returned for interment at Market Street Catholic Cemetery. Attendees traveled from Wilkes-Barre, Albany, Port Jervis, Scranton, and Plymouth. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church tonight. Thanksgiving services planned for tomorrow at 10.00.
Ex Senator Rooney of Susquehanna received the appointment as deputy collector for Wayne Pike and Susquehanna counties. Wayne may receive few of the plum appointments, with some hope of a slim slice. A seven foot six inch live eagle was brought to Honesdale after being shot at Tan ner's Falls. The Amity Social Club event at the armory is expected to draw a large crowd tonight.
Anna Cranston of Wilkes-Barre spent Sunday with her Avoca parents. Langellite Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor will send Jennie Whyte and Carrie Mac Donald to the Carbondale convention. Rev G N Makley of Brooklyn preached two sermons in Avoca and will speak at the tri county Endeavor convention in Carbondale Friday. Mrs Makley and his wife visit Kingston with Miss Ida Williamson of Pittston.
Sale of Queer People Nos 2 and 3 will begin Saturday at 9 a.m. No. 1 closes the same day. If No. 1 is not secured, place orders before the date. Price is 1ac by mail rac.
J A Dorr of Forkston visits Scranton guests stay with Miss Lisale Bower. The dead of Austin Moore to Sunnyside cemetery. Notables including Dr. Schaeffer and J M Coughlin engaged for county Institute. The Monroe township school opens in a new building. Rumor of an oil well near Jenningsville. Local guidelines urge firmer enforcement of shade tree hitching fines.
Local events include a Junior Christian Endeavor Society entertainment at the Baptist chapel with 10 cent admission and free refreshments. Funeral notices, Thanksgiving football game Carbondale versus Pittston, prayer meeting at Seelock, infant death at St Rose cemetery, and residents returning or visiting relatives are noted along with social gatherings at the Alhambra Society and visits by Miss Daley and Mrs Stephenson.
Charlie Capwell and family travel to Weatherly to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Gere Hemliger and others. Mrs Brecht plans marriage at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev Van Wert. WN Lillis accepts Brockton job as H D Tiffany recovers from a Saturday ankle injury.
A rattle for turkeys at Thomas Logan's Pricehure hotel tomorrow evening at seven. The Polish church will be dedicated tomorrow. Pallah societies and the Ladies Ald society plan events with proceeds for Primitive Methodist and St Thomas churches. George Bailey recovers and is expected soon.
Classic advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup as a fifty year remedy for teething pain diarrhea wind colic and gums softening. Sold by druggists worldwide with a 25 cent bottle and urged to demand the specific product name.
A rare musical teat will be given Wednesday evening in Baumann's hall by the Martin quartet and Professor Walt Stevens of Jermyn. The program includes a mix of quartette pieces, songs, duets, and cornet solos by the Martin brothers and Stevens, promising an enjoyable evening.
Mrs Benjamin Mead recovers from illness. Methoid Epiphopal church Ladies Aid plans a grand Thanksgiving dinner with turkey and oysters to raise funds. Mrs H T Stanton returns home to Boreman Mont. Clara Smith remains under doctors care. J W Rhodes improves. Hendricks advances stable project and Rhoades returns home. Summit lodge I O O F grants third degree to three new members Saturday night.
The Tidles of the Presbyterian church will host a turkey supper at the church on Thanksgiving. Ladies have prepared a well planned menu including turkey chicken potatoes cabbage salad cranberry sauce jelly bread cake pie and coffee. Supper is 20 cents for the public.
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