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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1894

Page

3

Norton’s New Store Replaces Fire Stock on Lacka Ave

New stock received after the fire fills Norton’s rebuilt Lacka Avenue shop. The assortment includes miscellaneous books in cloth and leather bindings, single volumes and full sets suitable for gifts. Also offered are choice stationery for social use mercantile stationery school books and school stationery blank account books Bibles prayer and hymn books and popular new books in cloth and paper covers.

Lacka Ave

Local North End Notes and Social News Highlights

North End brief items report residents William Hoban seriously ill but recovering, Mrs Fetter moving to Dickson Avenue to live with her son in law Louis Burner, Owen Loftus and Annie Duggan wed at Holy Rosary last Wednesday. Lime Kiln Club to hold a hat in Company H Armory Monday with Lime Kiln Orchestra. Frog in Your Throat window advertised at Lewis Drug Store. Powell and Thomas return from Triangle Lake visit. Tranger couple plan winter in Los Angeles for health. Morris Morris learns horse and owner dispute near Elmhurst. locals help identify the property. J B Williams relocates from Waverly NY to local area. Communications and news items may be left at Lewis Drug Store or Hangi Grocery on Dickton Avenue. Green Ridge Presbyterian delegates Joseph Hangi and Millie Dimmick report on York state Christian Endeavor convention. Cambrian Glee Society of 35 members forming to contest Forest City eisteddfod at Christmas. officers elected. Driving Park lots to open to the public next week with street cars and water service. Details to be announced by Tribune.

Wiliam ‘Hoban Market Street Mae Fetter Honesdale Dickson Avenue Louis Burner Owen Loftus Annie Duggan Olyphant Holy Rosary Company H Armory Lewis Drug Store Mary A. Powell Edna Avenue Hattie Thomas Gardner Avenue Triangle Lake Mia George H. Tranger East Market Street Los Angeles Cal Providence Square Joseph F. Hangi Dickton Avenue Church Avenue Millie Dimmick Green Ridge Presbyterian Church The Christian Endeavor Societies York Cambrian Glee Society Forest City Christman William J. Owens David Smith H. Thom Pee John B Stafford D. Watkine Grimith ‘Pa- Views

West Side Republican club backs regular nominees in Scranton politics

In Scranton a West Side Central Republican club meeting adopted a resolution endorsing the current Republican nominees at state, congressional, senatorial, legislative and county levels. The event also notes Benjamin Hughes’s seventieth birthday celebrated with a reception at his Washburn street home.

West Side Republican Club Benjamin Hughes West Side Central Republican Club Scraiton Lackawanna County Republican Party Scranton

Local Theaters Promising Season At Academy Of Music

The Academy of Music will show the Black Crook with a Friday and Saturday run and a Saturday matinee for women and children. Peter F Dalley stars in A Country Sport at Frothingham Saturday night. Fantasma opens Monday and Tuesday with Hanlons scenery and star cast including Pico Elsie Irving Lon Neil and the McDonough brothers.

Academy of Music New York Amaxon Peter F. Dalley Hiamery Frothingham Mr. Dalley John J. McNally Dilley Dalley Hanlons George H. Adams Pico Elsie Irving Lon E. Neil McDonough Brothers

Alumni Association Formed by Stroudsburg Normal Graduates

An alumni association of Stroudsburg Normal School graduates residing in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties was formed yesterday at Wilkes-Barre. A banquet at the Luzerne House followed, with attendees listed from Scranton Pittston Wilkes-Barre Nanticoke White Haven Freeland and toasts given by H. A. Jackson J. P. Lord J. J. McGill and G. S. Hoover.

Stroudsburg Normal School Lackawanna Luzerne Wilkes-Barre Luzerne House Scranton Katie Orr M. Ee A. Gaughan Nellie Richards Pittaton K. Cunningham G. Morrow Oa Coolloon T. McCawley J. F. Re K. Cox M. Kenny M. Johnson B. Heath Nanticoke M. Sorenson B. Connell K. Tenant White Haven H. A. Jackson Freeland J. J. McGill G. 8. Hoover J. P. Lord G. S. Hoover

Connell Purchases Denver Real Estate in Vivian Terrace Sale

The Denver Republican reports a major real estate deal during William Connell's Colorado visit. F J Dobson and Co closed the sale of the Vivian terrace on Tremont Street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets, comprising three lots and four houses, to William Connell.

Denver William Connell Denver Republican Colorado F. J. Dobson & Co Vivian Terrace Tremont Street Sixteenth Seventeenth Streets

Chrysanthemum Collection Tour For Young Women

More than fifty young women attend Thursday evening classes and a similar number join Monday and Friday educational sessions. Thursday noon lunch offers barley soup, cold ham, croquettes, cold slaw, scalloped tomato, tea, coffee, milk. Next Tuesday Mrs H M Boles hosts a chrysanthemum viewing at her Clay avenue home with tours at 4 7 and 8 pm, or drop by from 1 to 9 pm.

Young Women's Christian Association H. M. Boles Association Mra

Scranton Business Interests to Be Highlighted in New Tribune Edition

The Tribune plans a bound, illustrated listing of Scranton and area wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional firms. It includes photogravure views of public buildings and portraits of leading citizens. Representatives will call on those named to discuss terms and publication details.

Scranton the Tribune Corree

South Side activities mix church events and council actions

The South Side scene blends a Cedar Avenue church organ dedication and Sunday school remarks with a city council report on passing first and second readings of a sewer district ordinance. Community notices include meetings of the Independent club of Minooka, Patriotic guards, and Young People's Society prayers.

Cedar Avenue Church Ball of Connell Hose Company Common Council Tribune South Side Robert Robinson Fleventh

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Norton’s New Store Wyoming Ave Old Republican Building Snow Weston Mill Co Garney, Brown & Co Court House Square Lim Washington Avenue C.C. Laubich Chicago Morman B. Williams Agatha and Ree¢lia Reilly Honsslale North End Briefs W. 8. Mears W. E. Thayer H. L. Taylor W. M. Fowler J. L. Beavers Delaware, Lackawanna and Werntern Railroad Company Washburn Street Hughes Brynmawr Watea Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Barnes Green Ridge Harry Evans Salt Lake City Henry Evans D. EB. Hughes Reese G. Brooks William Aubrey Powell Amy Jones Edith Evans Lizzie Lloyd Norman Jones Mattie Jones Gwilym A. Williams Morgan Morgans Robert Morrislodge Order of Clark's Hall South Main Avenue Ounger Mears Hall West Side W. L. Davies Hyde Park Avenue Frank Stewart Ira J. Price Chestnut Street Pittston J. C. Moyn Cora Cook Plains William Baggett Thomas Baggett Lafayette Street Hyde Park Cathole Henry P.ines Eynon Jacob Shoemike North Hyde Park Avenue F. A. Paupe German Presbyterian Church Martin Flynn Bridget Heighton Sixteenth Street St. Patrick's Church Pather Dunne Catherine Burns Thomas McNulty Connell Secranton C.W. Fulton Boulder M. GC. A Tam Richard F. Lindsay Mulberry Street Powell Muale Hallacher’s H. Langfeld Lackawanna Ave News OF the Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Schofield Hickory Street Presbyterian Church John Lentes Fergus Schofield Drum's Ice Pond Lackawanna Knitting Mr. Schofield Manly Minooka I. G. Bosher Henna Lowenee Lizzie Rowe Hawley Gooriie Gardner Elm Street Bosher Cedar Avenue Patriotic Guards Frances Krieger Seneca Falls N. Y Pollah Stein Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor St. John's Hall Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Santee Young Women's Christian Association of MacDermott Davidew Columbia Avenue Arthur Frothingham Davidow Broa Framan Rexford Jewelry Fahey Thomas PD Davies Daviean John Z. Fahey Scranton, Ma Dr. Thomas Rookwood Pottery, Libbey’s Cut Glass Nnese China Hall Weichel & Millar Wyoming Avenue Martin & Delany, Tailors Alliney LOMA Clarence M. Florey Florey & Holt Spruce Street Christian, the Hatter Spruce ST PRATT Lackawanna Avenue Neste Mears & Hagen Franklin Ave Soa EO Atala Franklin Avenue Scragtom Wen Penn Clothing and Shoe House Penn. Avenue Complete Outfitters S. L. Galle
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