West Scranton Events Highlight Local Weddings
In West Scranton today Charles Canigan and Mary Thomas wed at St Johns Church with Rev. Matthews officiating. Also reported are multiple weddings and social events including an initial supper at Plymouth Church and St Peter's Society anniversary. Matthew Spott and Mary Klein tied the knot at St Johns with a city drive and reception at the bride's home, plans call for a trip to New York before settling at 1250 Lloyd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Canigan
Mary Thomas
Matthews
Plymouth
St. Peter's Society
Matthew Spott
Liesd Street
North Scranton
Mies Mary Klein
Lugerne Street
St. John’s German Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
F. A. Fricker
Misa Kate Eigin
John Glasner
Spott
Delaware, Lackawanna Wans Western Company
Sebastian Kieln
New York
Lloyd Street
Cadwan and Miss Thomas Wed at North Hyde Park
Charles H. Cadwan of 814 Eynon Street and Miss Mary L. Thomas wed at 9 p.m. yesterday in the pareneage on North Hyde Park Avenue. Rev. F Mathews officiated with John H. Cadwean and Miss Sadie Tr. Knapp as attendants. The couple will reside on Eynon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles HM. Cadwan
Eynon Street
Mary L. Thomas
First Baptist Church
F. Mathews
Pareenage
Hyde Park Avenue
John H. Cadwean
Sadie Tr. Knapp
William Cadwean
Wedding Announcements For David Warris Jr and Mivs Ace
David Fr. Warris Jr of 407 North Hyde Park Avenue and Mivs Tda Ace of 1% South Lincoln Avenue will be wed in a ceremony reported by the local society notes. The announcement lists both parties and their addresses as the couple prepares to unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David FR. Warris, Jr
Hyde Park Avenue
Mivs
Tda Ace
Lincoln Avenue
Marriages Listed in Scranton Area Notices
At the home of the bride elects parents Mr and Mrs William T Ace the couple wed at 815 this evening. John Jordan of Washburn Street and Miss Alice Logan of 506 Chestnut Street to marry at 7 this morning in St Patrick s Church. Lynn of Jackson Street and Miss O Malley of North Scranton to wed at St Patrick s Church at 4 this afternoon. George W Reese of Washburn Street and Miss Harriet J Davis of 41410 Washburn Street to wed this afternoon. RR J Capwell of Booth Main Avenue and Miss Frances Coleman to wed at 11 this morning at Farctoryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam T. Ace
John Jordan
Washburn Street
Alice Logan
Chestnut Street
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Mr. Lynn
Jackson Street
Miss O'Malley
North Scranton
St. Patrick’s Church
George W. Reese
Misa Harriet J. Davis
RR. J. Capwell
Booth Main Avenue
Misa Frances Coleman
Farctoryville
North Bromley Hosts Multiple Social Gatherings For Anniversaries
Mrs Lois H Jones hosts Tumble club for first wedding anniversary with members including Mr and Mrs James R Hughes and others. A tea at Mr and Mrs David Morgans on North Bromley avenue followed by a reception at Mrs Albert Davis house on Lafayette Street honors Mire Marie Jones. An evening visit to South steel mills precedes a social at the Morgans home with several young attendees. The Electric City Wheelmen announce an informal dance at the club house with Prof Llewellyn Jones playing from 8 to 1 and a 10 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois H. Jones
North Bromley Avenue
Tumble Club
James R. Hughes
Mra
Robert J. Williams
George T. Jones
William N. Chase
John J York
Rachel Jones
Lillian Birtley
Florence Williams
Ruth Chase
David Morgans
D. P. Davis
Sara Davis
Brooks
David Evans
John Davis
Morgan
James Williams
FE. Morgan
John Griffiths
David Richards
Hitchine
Benjamin Evans
Mises Sara Evans
Mary Thomas
Mary Evans
Jennie Davis
Margaret Morgans
Jennie
Ethel Grifiths
Ruth Morganis
Annie Williams
Milton Griffiths
Jusrell Morgans
George Davis
Edward Morgans
Albert Davis
Lafayette Street
Marie Jones
Bhamokin
Minnie Carpenter
Martha Jones
Sadie Knapp
Mary Jones
Albert Lewis
Mie
Clara Jones
Charles Carpenter
John Cadwgan
Reese Griffiths
Thomas James
William Morgan
South Steel Mills
Morgan P. Daniels
Division Street
Jennie Daniels
Margaret Davis
Nettle Elias
Carver
West Virginia
Haydn Evane
Pryce Thomas
David Owens
E. Daniels
Electric City Wheelmen
Llewellyn Jones
Prizes Drawn in Dodge Mine Accident Fund Event
The drawing listed multiple prizes including a men's suit for ticket 8, boy’s clothes for ticket 171, boy’s clothes for ticket 620, men’s slides for ticket 618, and men’s bicycle shoes for ticket 26.
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Dodge Mine Accidental Fund
Rare Offerings Placed On Sale Today
Today we place the first installment of these rare offerings on sale and promise our friends a bargain treat such as rarely comes their way.
Bargains in Satin Brocades and Taffeta Silks
The notice lists discounted satin brocades and taffetas in dark and light colorings for skirts and trimmings. It showcases multiple grades with sale prices from 59 to 125 cents, highlighting Pekin stripe taffetas, two tone brocade taffetas, heavy cord black taffeta, and heavy black satin duchess at a reduced rate.
Prize Notice for Various Goods Drawn Tickets
Holders of tickets may claim prizes including footwear hats and umbrellas by contacting M. Setley at 1197 Bock Street or at the Dodge shaft. The list covers tickets 14 197 604 623 16 628 167 194. Claimants should call to arrange prize pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ©. Setley
Bock Street
Dodge Shaft
Supper at Plymouth Church Serves Hundreds
A highly successful supper at Plymouth Congregational Church last evening drew several hundred patrons from 5 50 to 8 o clock. Four serving tables manned by Mrs David Jones, Mrs Solomon Jones, Mrs T E James, Mrs H T Keller, May Joseph, Jemima Jones, and others. Culinary chiefs were Mrs J A Jamor, Mrs William James, Mrs J Loomis, Mrs T H Jones, and Susie Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
David Jones
Solomon Jones
T. E. James
H. T. Keller
May Joseph
Jemima Jones
Luther Jones
Roger Jones
Agnes Joseph
Norma Jones
John T. Jones
Jenkie Lewis
Martha Jones
Wilcobeth Lloyd
Kate James
Kate Johnson
J. A Jamor
William James
J. &. Loomis
T. Ht. Jones
Susie Johnson
Patriotic Social Club Entertainment Tonight
The Patriotic Social club plans an evening program at Mears' Holt with J. Archie Jones presiding. Highlights include Misses Ayers and Merchant singing solos, Tavis Hawke, Harry Hireh, and David Jenkins performing selections, and a duet by Hughes and Davis with a closing quartet led by Junie McNutty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Social Club
Mears’ Holt
J. Archie Jones
Ayers
Merchant
Tavis Hawek
Dan Ue
Harry Hireh
Goa
David Jenkins
Hurbert Heckatton
Mise Y Ares
Haron Solo
Sriseaveseesers
Doties
Apiden Eee
Hugtes
Eee
Mbenrs
Davis
Jeokine
Pte
Pour
Quartette
Bola Ayvonte
Junie McNutty
Free Kindergarten Opens at No 19 School
The No 19 school opened a free kindergarten yesterday amid strong support. Superintendent Howell, Controller Benjamin Williams, and Miss Under Wood attended. Grace Peck and assistant Miss Fionn run the class with 35 pupils enrolled and room for a few more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 19 School
Howell
Benjamin Willams
Under Wood
Grace Peck
Misa Fionn
St Peters T A B Society Celebrates Fourteenth Anniversary
St Peters T A B society of Pellevue marked its fourteenth anniversary at St. Davids hall last night with an entertainment and dance. Vice President J F McDonough presided and President Martin Reean gave a brief history of the society. The program featured a piano solo by Miss Kate Reardon and vocal solos by William Lynott Sidney Hughes John Sheridan and William MacDonough. Miss Reardon provided music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
T. A. B. Society of Pellevue
Bt. David's Hall
J. F. McDonough
Martin Reean
Kate Reardon
William Lynott
Sidney Hughes
John Sheridan
William MacDonough
Ripple Debating Society Meets At Flias Home
The Ripple Debating society will meet this evening at Thomas Flias home in Edwards court. An Initial supper served by Simpson Methodist Episcopal church ladies runs 6 to 8. Drawings for prizes offered by St. Leo’s battalion to be held in their rooms. holders of tickets admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple Debating Society
Thomas Flias
Edwards Court
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Leo's Battalion
James Baldwin
Jackson Street
Carlucels Stone Yard
Benjamin Bowen
Dodge Avenue
Miner
Thomas
Toronto
Philadelphia
Thee
Leyshon
South Lincoln Avenue
Prominent Youths Move to Form Local Hose Company
Town leaders discuss organizing a new hose company amid fire risk and low dwelling insurance. Supervisors would install fire plugs if the effort proceeds. A young woman raises funds for a new Catholic church in Howley as Division No. 0, Ancient Order of Hibernians, plans an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howley
Order of Mibernians
Committee of
Marriage of John Brennan and Mary J. Smith
The ceremony took place yesterday at St Josephs church with Rev W H Gorman officiating. The couple then went to the bride’s home for a celebratory reception attended by local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brennan
Mise Mary J. Smith
St. Joseph's Church
W. H. Gorman
Hickory Street Presbyterian church hosts Ladies' Ald society supper
The South Scranton event saw the church decorated for an entertainment and supper by the Ladies' Ald society. Pot ted plants were given, and the building buzzed with vocal and instrumental music from the church orchestra and choir as long tables overflowed with food. Committee lists and table assignments filled with many named ladies, and the program is to be repeated tonight with expectations of a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
John Scheuer
Nordt
Fred Murech
Lang
Sehns
Linn
John Lohmann
Kirst
Wiliam Budenbach
Schunt
Spruks
Arnold
William Bhormueher
Fred Heusner
Hanselman
Philip Scheuer
Thessinger
Kellerman
Hefner
Flag raising planned at No 3 school grounds
A flag staff stands on No 3 school grounds and tomorrow afternoon a large flag will be raised. Camp 416 FO 8 of A will present the flag and organize the program marking a notable event in the school’s history. School Controller Neuwis with the committee arranges the program. A J Colborn will give an address and several board of control members will speak. The camp and its drum corps will attend, and the pupils will sing patriotic songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FO. 8
Neuwis
A. J. Colborn
Board of Control
Injuries Reported At South Mill In Tuesday Incidents
Michael Langan of Pittston Avenue was badly hurt at the South mill Tuesday morning while changing rolls when his left knee joint was twisted out of place. Michael Ruane of Bellevue was struck by an engine crank shaft at the South mill on Tuesday, was knocked unconscious, then revived and walked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Langan
Pittston Avenue
Langan
Michael Ruane
Bellevue
Fire in Cedar avenue tenement causes light damage
A slight blaze was found yesterday at 5 20 in Afiehnel Millers brick tenement on Cedar avenue. Neighbors doused the flames before the firemen arrived. A young son of Mr and Mrs Fick of Pittston avenue is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Charles Neals hosted on Tuesday for their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Mr John Murray and Jimally of Genet Street left for Pawtucket to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afiehnel Miller
Cedar Avenue
Fick
Pittston Avenue
Charles Neals
John Murray
Jimally
Genet Street
Pawtucket
Meadow Brook Washer Sale Notice
Meadow Brook Washer sale listing notes price at 75 cents a ton and location at the corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Hame
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Community Notices and Local Arrivals Highlight Busy Week
Mrs TO Arndt of Capouse Avenue hosts Peter Mint Allison of Brooklyn SY and Mr Eobert of thhnen visiting Mr J A Walker of Green River Street. Arthur Dunns home on Marion Street visited by guests. Recent mushroom seekers fill Lacroh Street area with baskets as fresh pork jam and marmalade advertised by J W Mungla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TO Arndt
Capouse Aveque
Peter
Mint
Allison
Brooklyn
Eobert
Thhnen
J. al. Walker
Green Rilke Street
Arthur Dunn
Marlon Street
J. FP Matel
Cherie
Fone
Fiche Townehly
J. KF. Mangia
Nichol
Inderson Avenue
Dipetin
Mare
J. W. Mungla
Obituary notices from Scranton area deaths and services
Obituaries report Mrs. Mary K Fireetine dies at home on 7 Adame avenue Ble be survived by children Charlo Purti¢ Charles F Lewis Lenn Dieckelneck George FF Mamie Lingiv funeral at St Marys German Catholic church South Scranton interment German Catholic cemetery Peters bure. Also noted are death notices for Mrs. Filennor Meycock notes on West Beranton Wilkes-Barts and Rantiat church burial Washburn Street, and small child deaths including May Margeret Shaup.
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Mary K. Fireetine
Adame Avenue
Ble
Charlo Purti
Connecticut
Charles F
Lewis
West Pittston
Lenn Dieckelneck
George FF
Mamie and
Lingiv
St. Mary's German Cathollc
South Scranton
Petersbure
Firestine
Pascane
Mra. Firentine
Filennor Meycock
North Meade Street
Witker-Dierre
Walee
Providence
West Beranton
Benjamin Davier
Luzerne Street
Theophilua Hevcock
Childiren
Coorg Hevcock
Liszie Davies
Hache! Willams
Rantiat
Wilkes-Barts
Washburn Street
Cometers
Marriage of Margaret Gilhooley and Austin Gavin
The couple wed at Holy Rosary church yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock. The bride wore a white mulle over white silk with a white orchid bridesmaid. Best man was Mr. Twiward Tastine. They will live on Wayne Avenue after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gilhooley
Austin Gavin
Holy Rosary
Oclork
Wayne Avenue
Evening English Branches Classocial Event at North Main
This evening the English branches classes meet at the W C A rooms 148 North Main Avenue. A temporary social will be held with a musical program and an interesting time expected. All the young women of this section are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Evenue
Teckvilly Street Car Conductor Falls Into Pit
Frank A. Clark a Teckvilly conductor was injured Tuesday in the Providence street car barn when he attempted to jump a four by two and a half foot pit. He fell and struck his breast bone, was unconscious briefly, then taken home on Church avenue for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Clark
Teckvilly
Providence Street
Providence Road
Dark
Pls
Church Avenue
Local social notes and greetings from area residents
Entries list visits and guests from University of Pennsylvania students to Roy Gillespie and Miss Watkins, along with a Longs store employee visiting St. Louis. Other items note diphtheria in Putnam Street, Mrs Powell entertaining relatives, Mrs Devers returning from Old Forge, hunting trip at Lake Camne, and the funeral of Mrs Berse Tavis with interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. c. Elmer
A. Williams
Theniversity of Pennsylvania
Roy Gillespie
North Main, Avenue
Ruth Watkins
John Watkins
Putnam Street
Hey
H. Cc. Williams
Johnstown
M. F. Davies
Summit Avenue
Mary Manley
Brick Avenue
Jonas Long
Atere
St. Louis
Jamee Powell
Providence Road
Amot Harding
Dalton
Mary Devers
Mary Street
Old Forge
Mre. Aller
Willaims
Wilkes-Barre
R. E. Westlake
West Market Street
Joe Shotten
Westie
Lake Camne
Rerse Tavis
Oak Street
Mrivo
Pryde Park
Washburn Street
Nowa
David? Deve
Providence Aquare
Weel Market Street
Triline
Last Words of Famous Men in Final Moments
A fragmentary obituary style passage recounts famed figures in their last hours. Morent speaks amid a dying moment while Goethe Napoleon and Dismetl are noted for final murmurs. The text preserves a chaotic collage of deathbed scenes and artist reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morent
Walthoe
Hogarth
Goethe
Napoleon
de Langy
Wedding At The Cronk Home In Dunmore Borough
Mire anmea J Cronk and Herbert E Haney united in marriage at Brook street home with Rev William Edgar officiating. Bridal party featured Miss Datith Cronk and Miss Sadie Warfield. gifts included a pearl inlaid chair and a family Bible. They will reside at 1046 Penn Avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Cronk
Brook Street
Mireanmea J. Cronk
Herbert E. Haney
Beranton
William Edgar
Providence
Datith Cronk
Sadie Warfield
H. B. Francis
Scranton
Libby Branning
Emma Weber
Lohengrin
Mias Sadie Edwarde
Merere
George DeWild
Thomas Marsh
Hyde Park
Duncan Hall
Green Ridge
Mrs. Haney
Poughkeepsie
New York
Penn Avenue
Pittston
Factory Ville
Stroudaburg
Athens
Newton
N. J
New York City
Port Jervis
Croom
Mr. Haney
Scranton Dairy Company
Miss Cronk
Rociary
City Council Advances Sewer Work and Street Edges
Mr Weber served as chairman pro tem as council met without President McAlister. A lights at intersections resolution failed on roll call. Final reading on sewer work in the Second district proceeded. Streets officer instructed to inspect Jefferson avenue sidewalks after a recently laid section left two trees in the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
McAlister
Payton
Quincy Avenue
Delaware Street
Apple
Harper Street
Adama Avenue
Horough
McAskie
Jefferson Avenue
October tea postponed to Saturday evening at church
The October tea at the First Methodist Episcopal church was postponed from tomorrow night to Saturday evening. Meetings at the Methodist church on Blakely street are well attended and interesting. Dr. Simpson preached yesterday afternoon and Rev. A. W. Cooper last evening. Rev. J. B. Austin will preach this afternoon and Rev. J. B. Cook this evening, all under Pastor Rev. A. J. Van Cleef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methdist Episcopal Church
Blakely Street
Simpson
A. WW. Cooper
J. BR. Austin
J. B Cook
A. J. van Cleft
Mrs Beattie and Dalton Friends Hear Of New Engineers
Mrs Beattie of Grove street hosts friends in Dalton to hear Miss Laura O'Hara and Mr Walter Niemeyer discuss starting work with the Pennsylvania Coal Company on the engineer corps in a new start line at her Bloom street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beattie
Grove Street
Dalton
Laura O'Hara
Bloom Street
Walter Niemeyer
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Engineer Corps
Galliffer Letter Mystery Tied to Pretender Rumors
Fragmented report claims a compromising letter from General Galliffer to the Pretender is hidden in evidence via the Wiegh V Commission. A French War Minister correspondence to Le Vingaro cites a November December 1880s exchange about a hunting invite to Wood Norton, with denials of deceit and notes on a political collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porte
General de Galliffer
von Griinistolet
Wiegh V Commission
le Vigaro
Orteatis
Wood-Norton
Marcula du Lau
Cmd
Lee
Challiffer
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