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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1895

Page

2

Wilkes-Barre Tribune Opens Branch Office at Public Square

The Wilkes-Barre Tribune announces a new branch office located at No 2 Laning building Public Square. The notice states the paper aims to reach the public metropolis faster, delivering news three to five hours earlier than Philadelphia or New York editions. Brown serves as bridesmaid in a local ceremony. After the wedding a reception was held at the bride's parents home. Armbruster couple will start housekeeping in the city.

The Tribune Laning Building Public Square Wilkes-Barre Tess Ublic Ag Re. Cae Philadelphia New York

Meeting of Delegates of Wy oming Sunday School Union

Delegates from Carbondale Scranton Wilkes-Barre and other towns met at Paritan church for the Wyoming association Sunday School union gathering. Devotional exercises, addresses on teacher responsibility and entertainments, and reports noted the union’s strong finances and active work. Elections and committees were named for the coming year. Dr. Boynton of Boston delivered the evening address on The Model Sunday School.

Sunday School Union of the Wyoming Association Paritan Church Edwardeville M. KR. Morgans W. G. Thomas Weat Pittston J. W. Thomas Lansford H. J. Sanders West Pittston D. 8. Davis Edwardaville W. J.P. Williams Wilkes-Barre Thomas EB. Griffiths Coaldale J. A. Jenkins Mount Carmel George Weltgel Scranton John S. Samuel W. L. Evans Plymouth J. G. Evans Wandling KR. T. Reese Arnot Morgan R. Mortins Misa Della P. Evans Lareford W. T. Smith E.G. Heal Charles B. Davis W. T. Willams Benjamin Jones B. &. Evans D. D. Davis Mise Marie Davis L. Evans Wilkes- Barre Thomas McKay D. L. Davin Thomas Bryman Home Missionary Committee D. I. Davis Thomas Bell R. J. Davis William Smith Boynton Boston

Monument Unveiling for Welsh Composer Gwent at Hollenback

Thousands gathered at Hollenback cemetery for the unveiling of a monument in memory of Welsh composer Gwilym Gwent. Speakers praised his life and works, with D M Jones Es reading a sonnet, and Judge H M Edwards and Dr T C Edwards delivering addresses on his artistry and struggles.

Hollenback Cemetery Iwilym Gwayn Gwent Givent D. M. Jones H.M. Edwards Stranton T. C. Edwards Gwent Tr. Edwards

Marriage of Armbruster and Dietrick at St Nicholas Church

Charles Armbruster and Miss Elizabeth Deitrick of the Heights were married yesterday morning at 9 40 in St Nicholas German Catholic Church. Rev Father Bidlingmaier officiated. T S. Dietrick, brother of the bride, and Charles J J Weins served as best men with Misses Emma Gelser and Marle as bridesmaids.

Charles Armbruster Mias Elizabeth Deitrick the Heights St. Nicholas' German Catholic Church Father Bidlingmaier T. S. Dietrick Charles J. J. Weins Emma Gelser Marle

Water Question Action by City Fathers in Sexston

The Sexston city council debated water supplies and franchises at last night’s meeting. The special committee recommended granting Citizens' Water the franchise after finding Lehigh River water abundant and pure. Crystal Spring reservoirs, deemed unfit and costly to renovate, were condemned and slated for abandonment.

Sexston Mersin Harvey Catlin Reilly Wright McGourty Kirkendall Wasley Boyle J. W. Willams Morgans Williams Freudehuber Meyers Fry French Flaherty Carpenter Haur Morgan B. Willams Heights Crystal Spring Water Company Morgan B. Williams J. Ridgway Fred Reutlehuber Lehigh River Citizens’ Water Company Knapp Crystal Spring Solomon's Creek Hom State Board of Health H. W. Dunning Eaq Citizens Towarth Jones Crystal Spring Company McMintock Wilkes-Barre Water Company

Bishop O'Hara splits St Marys Parish creating Five Points

Right Reverend Bishop O Hara considers forming a new parish in the Second ward and stations an extra priest in Ashley. The plan shifts territory from St Marys to Five Points and St Leon, with 667 families remaining at St Marys after the changes. A pastor name will be announced next Sunday and a temporary worship space readied. Other notes describe health board inspections of Crystal Take tributaries and a civil suit by Bridget Murphy against Life Insurance Clearing company over a policy of 1894.

Bishop O'Hara Father McAndrew St. Mary's Parish Fixteenth St. Mary's Lehiech Valley Hamilton Street Parsons Parish Ashley Bt. Leo's Blackman Street Horton Street Five Pointa St. Leon Bridget Murphy Pittston Life Insurance Clearing Company Paul, Minn Thomas Murphy

Obituaries and court note mix from city and Bombay case

An obituary notes the death of Mrs. Sarah Jane Lee in New York after a period of illness. A Bombay case ends with the judge directing a verdict for the company, stating no negligence proven. George Rehle of Warrior Run dies after a three week typhoid illness. A police issue mentions a ring and officer conduct with council to meet before details are released.

Sarah Jane Lee Thin City New York Woodruff Bombay George Rehle Warrior Run Bod C. W. Tammany

Local Marriage and Court Actions Highlight City News

Willam Wolcott and Misa Cora Dutt will be married in Philadelphia today. Rev G W Sandt of the Eng lish Lutheran church has been named managing editor of a new English weekly. Frank Van Loon Martin Brierly and Schlesainger were held for court for robbing Martin O'Hara of his watch.

Willam Wolcott Misa Cora Dutt Philadelphia G. W. Sandt Tate Frank van Loon Martin Brierly Schlesainger Martin O'Hara

Local Residents Noted in Weekly Social Roundup

Mra Charles Smith entertains her mother at Tunkhannock this week. Mrs Samuel Lake attended the Bloom fair last week. W G Lord visited the county seat on business Wednesday. Miss Annie Harrington of Avoca visited her sister Mrs John McCcinkey Saturday. Thomas Martin has been ill since Saturday. Mrs Haden Hoover of Newton visited sister in law Wednesday. Mrs Jane Harrower adds a Franklin street extension. Rank Humphrey clerked for Mr Coolbaugh. Mrs Allen and Mrs Richard Vanscoy attended the unveiling of the Gwent monument at Hollenback cemetery. Mr Wright acts as clerk for Thomas Martin during his illness. Mrs Gasking will visit friends in Wilkes-Barre Wednesday.

Charles Smith Tunkhannock Samuel Lake Bloom W. G. Lord Annie Harrington Avoca John McCcinkey Thomas Martin Haden Hoover Newton Jane Harrower Franklin Street Rank Humphrey Coolbaugh Allen Richard Vanscoy Gwent Hollenback Cemetery Wright Gasking Wilkes-Barre Widay

Lee Newton Dies After Pasture Walk

Lee Newton died suddenly on Monday while returning home from the pasture lot after walking to the home of Hamilton Youngs. He was for many years a porter at Guy's hotel and his death ends a long local tenure. Theodore Munger of North Towanda visits Montrose. Mrs. Husted and Cooper return to Philadelphia. Mrs. Williams and Anna Hunt Jessup depart for Clarksville Tennessee.

Lee Newton Hamilton Youngs Guy's Hotel Roach Darrow Lake Avenue Schenck Binghamton Theodore Munger North Tonawanda Montrase Theodore Smith Husted Cooper Philadelphia Williams Hunt Jessup Anna Clarksville Tenn

Local business visits and hires reported in area

T. M. Hart made a business visit to Scranton yesterday. Bernard Brady has accepted a position at Edgerton. George 3. Dunn was a business caller at Mayfield Wednesday. P. F. Kilker works at the Delaware and Hudson depot in Jermyn this week. Mines are running full time and workers are happy. V. Linn, a blind musician from Scranton, passed through. Miss Magele McNulty, previously very ill, is slowly improving. Many local youths attended the social at the Interprise hall in Jermyn last night.

T. M. Hart Scranton Bernard Brady Edgerton George Dunn Mayfield P. F. Kilker Delaware and Hudson Jermyn V. Linn Magele McNulty Social Ar Interprise

Scranton YMCA Hosts Charity Concert and Temperance Talk

This evening the Railroad Young Mens Christian Association of Scranton holds a concert at the Methodist Episcopal church for charity. On Thursday evening a temperance lecture is planned in the same church at 7 30 with Mrs William Shelp reported ill and Mr and Mrs Hufford visiting Scranton. Mrs Fred Stone remains sick.

Railroad Young Men's Christian Association of Scranton Methodist Episcopal Church William Shelp M. M Hufford Scranton Fred Stone

A Workman's Song at the Station

Harriet Monroe reports in the Times Herald a poem sung by a wounded roofer at a railroad station. The speaker boasts steady work at height, likening danger to war and vowing not to shirk duties amid risk and duty.

Boye Harriet Monroe Times-Herald

Notice of Varied Persons filed for admin in Lackawanna County

The register lists administrators executors and trustees who filed notices for wills and letters of administration in Lackawanna County. The Orphans Court will hear on Monday November 11 1805 at 1 oclock AM at the Court House for condemnations. Names include Wm J Mand Patriot F Tierney Emma K Reed Althon M Wall Robert A Carver James Youne James R Mearn Ira H Tripp Erma J Clark Robert Colby Lucina Howland James B Link Celia Loftus Irene Beamans Barbara Caughan Mary A Campbell Cormac Carrol and others. Also advertising real estate for sale and a separate Wanted notice.

Lackawanna Thetania Court House Wm. J. Mand F. Tierney Almeda Norton Gorge Horn Emma Kivelly Reed A. W. B Vale Althon M. Wall Sidney T. Peares Robert A. Carer Heboven Colby Robert Colby Jennie H. Oakly Luctinae Ormoriy Lucretia Howland Btorch James B. Link Doceas Nellie Loftus Celia Loftus Charles Gardner Irene Beamans T. F. Coffey Barbara Caughan William 42. Campbell Mary A. Campbell Peter A. Car Cormac Carrol Lense Gardner Larrey Speen

Help Wanted Ads Fill Tribune Page in Avoca Letter

A reader letter from Avoca thanks the Tribune for publishing an advertisement leading to a new home. The page rich with help wanted notices lists agents and recruiters for nursery stock sales, butchers, salesmen, and agents across cities like Cleveland Chicago New York.

Avoca The Tribune Edwardo Fiss CO Borden Block Chicago J. J WAR Cowles &Co Charmbers Street N. Y

Professional Cards Dentists and Attorneys in Scranton Area

A dense listing of professionals including dentists such as Dr William A Taft and Dr Kay with multiple office addresses in Scranton and Wilkes Barre region, plus numerous attorneys like Warren & Knapp, Irssups & Hand, Patterson Wilcox, and Replogle, detailing offices, specializations, and contact points across Wyoming Avenue, Spruce Street, and Commonwealth Building.

G. Edgar Dean Spruce Street Scranton Court House Square DR. Kay Penn Ave Ehil.ee W. HB. Allien North Washington Avenue Irssups & Hand Commonwealth Building W. H Horac FR. Hant W. H. Jeasup Edward Davis E. L. Walter Lewis Hancock, JR Spruce St Car Wash. Ave Brown & Morris Price

Railroad Timetables Central Railroad of New Jersey

Central Railroad of New Jersey timetable effective June 2 1888 lists departures from Scranton Pittston Wilkes Barre and other points to New York Philadelphia and Reading via Allentown. Through tickets available at station offices. J H W OLHAUSEN General Manager

LS P. Im New York Mauch Chunk Allentown Pineblechem Easton Philadelphia Sone Line Ocean Prove Reading Labanon Harrigbore Libo Stravilte Liberty Street North River J. H W. Olhausen Sarapion Snaenene D. L Scranton Pittston Wilkes- Barre White Haven Hagleton Pottsville Beaver H.R. R Bethlehem Harrisburg Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago Pittston Junction Wilkes-Barre Rollin H. Wilbur Phila A. W. Nonnemacher Erie Wyoming Valley Erie Railroad Honesdale Hawley

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