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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1898

Page

6

St Brenden council honors M J Fitzgibbons at gathering

Members of St Brenden council No 24, Young Men's Institute celebrated their president M J Fitzgibbons being named grand treasurer of the Pennsylvania councils at Altoona. A decorated room, cigars, and entertainment followed with gifts of ink wells and a pearl pen inscribed to Fitzgibbons dated September 1898.

St. Brenden Young Men's Institute M. J. Fitegibbons FiteGibbons Pennsylvania Altoona Ave Timothy A. McCoy E. Hurst John Shaughfesey Thomas Maguire William Vanston J. Horst J. R. Kelly W. Gilroy Thomas Larkity A. T. Broderick Gibbons M. J. Fitzgibbons Rt. Brenden Council

Farewell Reception For Misses Kilna Lewis Martha Muches and Bessie Davies

A farewell reception was held at the First Welsh Baptist church by the Young People's Baptist Union. The three Misses will leave to study at Bloomshire State Normal School this week. James Hughes chaired the event and selections were sung by Elina Lewin John Evans and William Hughes.

Kilna Lewis Martha Muches Bessie Davies First Welsh Baptist Milaw Young People's Baptist Union of Bloomshure Nortal School James BR Hughes Peting Bolus Migs Elina Lewin John Evans William Hughes Worhes

Evans Private Dies of Typhoid at Camp Algor

Evans, private in Company C, died Monday night at Camp Algor from typhoid fever and will be interred at Washburn Street Cemetery. Private Harry Hall of Company C, a friend, accompanies the remains. funeral is at 2 PM tomorrow from 22 Eynon Street, with soldiers on furlough invited.

Marriage in Kingston Unites Myron Evans and Miss James

Myron G Evans of Jenkine Phar amitey on South Main avenue wed Miss James, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Emanuel James of 301 North Filmore avenue, in Kingston. Rev T C Edwards, DD officiated at the ceremony conducted in the couple’s presence only by close relatives and friends, followed by a wedding supper. The newlyweds reside with the bride’s parents.

Myron G. Bevans Jenkine Pharamitey Bouth Main Avenue Kingston Nia Vie Mies Jenne Ta James Emanuel James North Filmore Avenue W. C. Vane Vans Rev T. C

Pleasant Evening Hosted By Misa Mabel Phillipa

A cheerful gathering Tuesday at Mulllen Street residence entertained by Misa Mabel Phillipa. Soldier lad George Tye shared camp life stories as guests, including Myrtle Kramer, Mabel Boldry, Letelia Morean, May Williams, Lillian Evans, Vida Sterling Hughes, Margaret Thomas, Harry Kellow, Marvin Kramer, Roy Guest, David Kays, Sanford Phillite, Fred Meyer, James Roberts, Fred Derby, and Richard Grey.

Misa Mabel Phillipa Mulllen Street Goeorre Tye Myrtle Kramer Mabel Boldry Letelia Morean May Williams Lillian Evans Vida Sterling Hughes Margaret Thomas Harry Kellow Marvin Kramer Roy Guest David Kays Sanford Phillite Fred Meyer James Roberts Fred Derby Richard Grey

Local residents return from visits and trips

Miss Kathryn McHugh of Lafay ette street visits Waverly George Davis of the Brooklyn returns to his ship after visiting relatives here Mrs Seth Wrigley of South Main street visits Pittston Mile Minerva Hozip of Eynon street returns from New York City Jonah Davis of Gloomeburg returns from relatives here Mrs Ivan Thomas of Easton Pa guests here Dy Harrison of North Main avenue returns from Shickshinny Miss Teese McDonough Clarke brothers visits Lake Ariel Miss Jennie Jones Clarke brothers returns from Harvey's Lake G Morgan and family South Main avenue return from Lake Winola Eugene Morse and family North Hyde Park avenue home from Lake Winola Matthew Whelan Twenty first street and guest Albert MecCorey return to their home after five days with friends here Mrs Margaret Thomas Corbett avenue returns from extended visit Wilkes-Barre J T Morris and family South Main avenue depart this morning

Kathryn McHugh Lafayette Street Waverly George Davis Brooklyn Seth Wrigley South Main Street Pittston Mile Minerva Hozip Eynon Street New York City Jonah Davis Gloomeburg Ivan Thomas Easton Dy. E. ¥. Harrison North Main Avenue Shickshinny Mies Teese McDonough Clarke Brothers Lake Ariel Mies Jennie Jones Harvey's Lake G. Morgan South Main Avenue Lake Winola Eugene Morse

Local Clergy and Residents Update

Town residents hear of clerical changes as Mr. Morris, former pastor of Pellevie Welah Calvanivile Methodist church, resigns last spring. Mrs. A L Ramer of South Lincoln Avenue leaves for Allentown responding to familial calls.

Morris Pellevie Welah Calvanivile Methodist Church A. L. Ramer South Lincoln Avenue Allentown

Doughertys Business Le Col Reopens Monday

Doughertys business Le Col will reopen on Monday September 12 with day and evening sessions.

Doughertys Business LE

Local Church Social And Civic Meeting Notices

The Hampton street Methodist church Ladies Aid will host a social this evening inviting the public. West Side Republican clubs attendees include David Owens and F Ft Keene with the West Side Republican league members at the Miltonboro convention this week. Funeral services were held yesterday for Frank Pepusk son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pepusk with interment at Cathedral cemetery. Funeral services were held yesterday for Joseph Carlillelta, son of Mr and Mrs Carlillelta with interment at Cathedral cemetery. William, son of Mrs Elizabeth Vans, was injured falling down cellar steps with facial and ear lacerations treated by a physician. Benjamin Reynolds, of South Eastwars court, whose peialar injury was reported yesterday, showed improvement and could sit up last evening. Captain E D Morse of the Alumni Athletic association baseball team requests all members at 10 o clock this morning on Brown's grounds. uniforms please. The Flower of Lackawanna lodge No 1 Ancient Order of Britons will conduct an annual excursion to Mountain Park with vocal and pistol contests between Wilkes Barre and Scranton patrolmen. the public is invited.

Ladies Aid Society Hampton Street Methodist Church David Owens F. Ft. Keene West Side Republican Club Robathan West Side Republican League Milsboro Frank Frank Pepusk Price Street Cathedral Joseph Joseph Carlillelta Pleasant Street Cathedral Cemetery Wiliam Elizabeth Vans South Decker Court Benjamin Reynolds South EA Wars Court the Tribune E. D. Morse Alumni Athletic Association Brown's Mountain Park Wilkes-Barre Scranton

Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Scrapped Fire Alarm and Court Actions

A fire alarm from box 72 reported around 1 pm led to minor damage as a bed tick caught fire at Michel Dougherty’s Thompson Street home. The Liberty hose cart was wrecked near North Main Avenue during the response. Alderman Roberts held Michael McHonaud and William Kane for larceny and malicious mischief after Townsend’s blacksmith shop case. Martin Gannon faced a licence-less liquor sale charge, with bail set at 600 dollars. he later faced counter-claims from John Shea. Patrick Dougherty and Anna Harrington wed at Holy Trinity church, with reception on Marvine Avenue and plans for a New York honeymoon. Edward Hatton, who died at Lackawanna hospital, was buried at Cathedral Cemetery after services at Holy Trinity church. Various residents were noted in social updates, including travel, visits, and community events, along with a chicken supper and local charity notes.

Michel Dougherty Thompson Street North Main Michael Mcbonaud William Kane Townsend Alderman Roberts Bower Martin Gannon John Shea Roberts Gannon Shea Chinnon Patrick Dougherty Charles Street Anna Harrington John Harrington Marvine Avenue Holy Trogary Chuch J. 0. O'Toole New York City Edward Hatton Lackawanna Hospital Cathedral Cemetery Holy Triary Church F. J. Ly- Hott Marie Owens Clifford Cora Roberts Summit Avenue Margaret McGowan West Market Street Blowsburg James J. Lynch Stephen O'Boyle John J. Heffron St. Michael's Seminary Toronto Canada Gertrude George McLoughlin Michael Gannon Cuaick Avenue West Ridge Gan

Miner Killed As Load Strikes On Departure

A miner on his way out of the mine was struck by a loaded trio of cars and hurled against a rib. He was carried to the surface and then home. The injuries were internal. Gannon was employed as a driver.

Non Gannon

Burial of Mrs G A Mann in South Scranton on sorrowful day

The remains of Mrs G A Mann formerly Miss Minnie Demuth were laid to rest at St Marys German Catholic cemetery after a solemn high mass at St Marys Church. Father Peter Christ delivered a moving eulogy as relatives friends and neighbors gathered at the family home 522 Pittston Avenue for farewell views. The Scranton Saengerrunde provided music at the church and grave with pallbearers and flower bearers named among mourners.

G. A. Mann Minnie Demuth St. Mary's Pittston Avenue Cartere Mann St Mary's Catholic Church Peter Christ Father Christ Demuth Christ Scranton Saengerrunde Professor Schmidt Gus Scholtz Gus Reppert John Lentes Nathan Jacobs William Heintz Anton Fisch John Stoeber Theodore Levert Quartette Jogeth Rader Emil Herbster Joseph Rempe Edward Rader George Keif Frank Klos Matt Schellar John Langsdorf

Funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Mauta in Pittston Ave home

The funeral was held from 1218 Pittston avenue with interment at Pittston avenue cemetery. Rev. North officiated as many sympathizers attended. Pallbearers were Conrad Helleselmer James Elkus Philip Kline Joseph Roberts Joseph Shorten and David Turner. Flowers were carried by George Neher Henry Long Andrew Heen Adam Neuts Mr and Mrs Peter Klee and daughter Leta. Miss Leta returned yesterday from a five month stay in Germany. Miss Laura Storr and Henry Berghauser will marry tonight at the bride’s Alder street home. Dr Reeser leaves today for Easton on a professional visit.

Elizabeth Mauta Pittston Avenue Mr. North Conrad Helleselmer James Elkus Philip Kline Joseph Roberts Joseph Shorten David Turner George Neher Henry Long Andrew Heen Adam Neuts Peter Klee Leta Germany Laura Storr Henry Berghauser Alder Street Reeser Easton

Residents Return from Trips as County Fair Attends Walleville

Gilbert Lansing returns from Martha's Vineyard. Mise Belle Hanover returns from time with her sister in Market Street. Green Ridge residents attend the county fair at Walleville. The Immaculate Heart of St. Paul’s parish occupies a new convent on Penn Avenue. St. Paul’s parochial school opens with 275 pupils.

Gilbert Lansing Sunset Avenue Martha’s Vineyard Mass Mise Belle Hanover Olean N. Y Thomas Dunn Market Street Green Ridge Walleville A. G. Thomason Monsey Avenue Buffalo George Dimmick Penn Avenue Asbury St. Paul's Parish

College Students Head to Toronto From Local Area

PR Joseph Kelly leaves Malin Street with his parents to resume studies at St Michaels College in Toronto Canada. He is joined by John Gibbons Jr who plans to pursue courses there. The O’Connell Council YM I will meet this evening. The infant child of Sophia Pierce of West Minooka was buried at Forest Home in Taylor yesterday afternoon. The Daniel O’Connell Council grand hall planned for October 10 appears set for a grand success.

Joseph Kelly Malin Street St. Michaels College Toronto Canada John Gibbons, Jr O'Connell Council Young Men's Institute Sophia Pierce West Minooka Forest Home Taylor Daniel O'Connell Council

Borough Council Discusses Roller Bearing Axle Purchase

The borough council met Tuesday night with all members present except McAllister. A motion proposed buying a roller bearing axle for the electric hose cart at an added cost of 25 dollars. William Potter of the Neptune Hose Company said the Racine company reported the hose cart would arrive in six weeks. Crosswalks for the Sixth ward were approved. The meeting adjourned after routine reports and notices including unclaimed letters.

McAllister William Potter Neptune Hose Company Racine Company Jones Erie and Wyoming Railroad Company Jefferson Avenue New York Larch Streets Yeagley Peter Sawyer O'Donnell Alderman Miller West Drinker Webster Avenue Electric Avenue Drinker Street Adams Avenue Larch Street Delaware Avenue Quincy Avenue Ecity Une Marion McCullough Arthur Allen Harmony Court Scranton Green Ridge A. F E. Brown Charles Green Ridge Street Lake Winola Patrick Tigue Thirteenth Regiment George Albig Mike E. Bowl Barber Chestnut Street Emma Cooke Josephine Flowers Nicholaus Teomilinson Patrick Kane Daniel Golden Apple Street Michael Mellody West Grove Street Mise McShay Anthony McDonald Cine P. M Patrick McDonald Petersburg Charles Moon Harmony Place William Moore Monroe Avenue Theaker Washington Avenue Maria Elizabeth O'Reilly Clay Avenue John Regan H. Hanford Swingle Thomas Widdenfeld

Obituaries From Archbald Minooka and Nearby Areas

John O Hara of Archbald died after a weeks illness. Funeral from Hill street residence with high mass at St Thomas church and interment in Archbald Catholic cemetery. Patrick Philbin senior of Minooka died after lingering illness. survivors listed. Margaret Murphy aged 60 died at his brother John Murphy’s home 627 Beech Street. Funeral at St Peter's Cathedral. Francia Gavin, son of Patrick Gavin, died. funeral set for 2 30 tomorrow.

John O'Hare Archbald Hill Street St. Thomas’ Church Archbald Catholic O'Hara Margaret Murphy John Murphy Beech Street St. Peter's Cathedral Francia Patrick Gavin Wyoming Avenue

Change of Venue Sought in Jennings vs Lehigh Valley Rail

The case John G. Jennings versus the Lehigh Valley railroad company moved for a change of venue in Wilkes-Barre before Judge Stanley Woodward. Proceedings featured arguments over alleged judicial misconduct and the request to relocate the trial due to alleged bias.

John G. Jennings Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Wilkes-Barre Stanley Woodward Corneliia Smith Cnt Mr Jennings Warren Judge Woodward Mr. Smith Lackawanna Smith

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