Catherine Phillips Weds Philip Davie in Family Home Ceremony
Miss Catherine Phillips of 1912 Hampton street married Philip J. Davie of Eynon street at the bride's parents home Thursday evening. Rev. BD Jones officiated as bridesmaid Miss Sarah Davis and best man Jacob Wall assisted during the ceremony. A reception and wedding supper followed and the couple will reside with the groom's mother on Eynon street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Thomas Phillips
Hampton Street
Philip J. Davie
Eynon Street
Eelock
Sarah Davis
Jacob Wall
BD. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Davis
Young Miss Reese Hosts Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Lillian Reese on Storrs avenue celebrated the tenth anniversary of her birth with a surprise Thursday evening. About thirty friends attended, enjoying pleasant diversions and an enjoyable night. Separately, Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Samuels on Storms avenue honored their daughter Sophia's seventh birthday with ample amusements and forty guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
David G. Reese
Storrs Avenue
Jeremiah Samuels
Storms Avenue
Sophia
Miss Healey Surprised by Friends at South Filmore Home
Miss Mary Healey of South Filmore avenue hosted a Thursday evening gathering with a large group of friends. The house was illuminated with Chinese lanterns and guests enjoyed progressive euchre, singing, piano pieces, and refreshments at a seasonal hour. Attendees included Mary Dillon, Mary McCoy, Sarah McCay, and Margaret McCay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Healey
Filmore Avenue
Mary Dillon
Mary
Margaret McCoy
Sarah
Margaret McCay
Local Notables Attend Upcoming Reopening of Dougherty's College
A list of numerous local residents and out of town guests signed for a social note as Dougherty's Business College announces a reopening on Monday, Sept. 12 with day and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougherty's Business College
Local residents and visitors list with Camp Meade links
Miss Jennie Charles of California visits her mother Mrs Williams on North Main Mine Foreman H Pf Davis of Eynon street visits son Howard of Camp Meade Company C. Joseph Murphy resumes studies at Epiphany Baltimore. Many others, including Mrs Lahman Roy in Philadelphia and Captain Fellows at Camp Meade, attend events and funerals in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Charles
California
Robert Williams
North Main Avenue
H, Pf. Davis
Eynon Street
Howard
Company C
Camp Meade
Joseph Murphy
Jackson Street
Epiphany College
Baltimore
Mad
JL. W. Lahman
Roy
North Sumner Avennue
Philadelphia
Charles Granacher
Gouldboro
John R. Edwards
South Main Avenue
Curtis Andrew
Sixth Street
Captain Fellows
Company F
Jeselee Lever
Bunbury
W. A. Phillips
North Garfield Avenue
E. Jones
Price Street
Johnstown
Milton H. Reinhart
Wright's Court
Stroudsburg Fair
Margaret A. Williams
Chestnut Street
Wilkes-Barre
W. Muir
North Rebecca Avenue
Germantown, Pa
William Gable
South Garfield Avenue
Mt. Pocono
Norma Nichols
Lafayette Street
Josiah Paff
North Lincoln Avenue
Portland
John T. Jones
Annie T. Humphreys
South Lincoln Avenue
Lake Winola
Mia
William Hallett
North Hyde Park Avenue
Stroudsburg
Hugh Ellis
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Residents and Visits
Swetland Street resident Mr Williams son of Congressman Williams visits friends. Miss Norah Woodbridge and Evan Williams plan return to Marietta college after visits. Families from Wilkes Barre, New York, and Pittsburgh guests stay with locals on South Main and Hampton streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Swetland Street
William Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Morgan B. Williams
Williams
Ninth
Norah Woodbridge
South Ninth Street
Olyphant
Reese Monen
Rynon Street
John Cummings
Hampton Street
F. Cummings
New York City
William Vanston
North van Puren Avenue
Edward J. Hadley
Binghamton
Evan R. Williams
Marietta College
Ohio
Mra
Evan J. Williams
Hampton Atrr
Evan J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Albany
N. Y
KE. G. Smith
Bart & Smith, Civil Engineers
Jackson Street
Ot#epo Lake
Richield Springs
Reba Thomas
Pittsburg
D. M. Jones
Thomas Chantler
Pittsburo
David Owens
Flor. Reece
Remains of Samuel Davis Buried in Washburn Street Cemetery
The funeral for Samuel Davis, who died Wednesday night at Roston, will be held this afternoon at 3 from his residence with interment at Washburn street cemetery. City Engineer Joseph P. Phillips is home recovering from a badly sprained ankle. Beatrice Hennigan infant burial occurred yesterday at Cathedral cemetery. Steiner's band plans a picnic at Tripn's grave with an umbrella prize and music by Stenner's and Ringold bands. The Ancient Britons lodge offers a Mountain Park trip by 1.20 p.m. train with round trip fare 75 and 40 cents, and contest events follow in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davis
Roston
Price
Washburn Street
Joseph P. Phillips
Bwetland Street
George BG. Reynolds
Thomas Anthony
South Everett Avenue
Anthony
C. F. Robertson
J. P. Harris
L. Ludwig
David Jones
South Lincoln Avenue
Mahanoy City
Welsh Congregational Association
Pennsylvania
E. S. Williams
West Side
Plymouth Church
Beatrice
John Hennigan
Grant Avenue
Hhirent
Cathedral
Steiner
Tripn
Stenner
Ringold
Mountain Park
Central Railroad
Local residents return from visits and travel notes across several towns
Valentine Biss leaves Capouse avenue for New York City while Lizzie Palmer returns from Brooklyn. Selima Cooper travels from Green Ridge street after a Delaware Water Gap visit. Daisy Perry returns from Wilkes Barre, and Arndt spends a few days at Clifford. Rena Howe visits Wilkes Barre briefly. Fred McFarland remains at Hollisterville. Sergeant William Hall returns to Camp Meade. Edith Gamewell comes home from Neading after two weeks away. Trego is seriously ill at Monsey Avenue as Effie Davidson visits Clifford. Mrs Nyce and Mrs Grown visit their brother Albert Trego at Monacey Avenue, with Julia Bailen returning from Elisabeth, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Biss
Capouse Avenue
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Fred McFarland
Green Ridge Street
Hollisterville
William Hall
Company A
Thirteenth Regiment
Marton Street
Camp Meade
Edith Gamewell
Neading
T. J. Kelly
Capoose Avenue
Mount Pleasant
Albert Trego
Monsey Avenue
Mise Effle Davidson
Washington Avenue
Clifford
P. C. Nyce
Reading
J. M. Grown
Chicago
Monacy Avenue
Julia Bailen
Mia Phinney
Elisabeth, N. J
Christian Endeavor Rally Planned by Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church group organizes an endeavor rally set for Thursday evening September. Rev. J. Lansing of Green Ridge Presbyterian church will speak. Patrick Harwood of Throop street was arraigned for assault and battery with his wife as prosecutrix. bail posted and James Mullen named as bondsman. Pennsylvania coal company workers to be paid today. No. 6 colliery to resume Monday. Bertha Crowther of Pittston has returned home after visiting the Hugheses on South Blakely street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
J. Lansing
Green Ridge
Bertha Crowther
Pittston
E. J. Hughes
South Blakely Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Local Team Heads to Wilkes Barre for Match With Willows
The local team travels to Wilkes Barre to face the Willows, the amateur champions of Laverne County. The report ends with mention of the remains of a one year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
The
Willows
Laverne County
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Local Cemeteries
Mrs Mary Lydon was interred at Mi nooka Catholic cemetery yesterday afternoon. The funeral of Patrick Philbin, noted in Tuesday's paper, occurred yesterday at 9 o'clock with a requiem high mass at St Joseph's Church, Father Carmody officiating, interment in the family plot at St Joseph's cemetery. John Flannery of Company Db Thirteenth Regiment is home on furlough from Camp Meade Middletown Pa. James T Mahan of Salem Mass was renewing business ties yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lydon
Minooka Catholic
Patrick Philbin
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Carmody
At. Joseph's Cemetery
John Flannery
Company Db
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
Middletown
James T. Mahan
Salem
Mass
Mountain Lake Coal case and related local notices
In South Scranton, the Mountain Lake Coal and Land Co faced an assumpsit action with Fred Baldner as plaintiff. Disputes center on rental payments for ground used by a railroad track and a contract misread as monthly instead of yearly. Separate arrests for assault and battery were noted, with defendants freed. Other items include Keystone orchestra resuming rehearsals, Monroe county fair attendees, visitors to Stroudsburg, and Margaret Murphy’s funeral with mass at St. Peter’s Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Lake Coal and Land Company
Baldner
G. Kerr
Kerr
Ferber
Roscoe Dale
Louis Liebecker
Siebecker
Colorado
Mr. Kerr
Michael Duffy
Joseph Duffy
Alderman Ruddy
Ann Duffy
N. Phillips
Monroe County
Stroudsburg
Charles P. Armbrust
Madeline
Margaret Murphy
Beech Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father McGouldrick
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Owen Carey
John Gaughan
James Jordan
Edward McIntyre
Terrance Carey
Anthony Hastings
Obituary notices for Brace and Shaw infants and Mrs Murray
Mary Brace infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A Brace died early yesterday at home on North Garfield Avenue. Funeral will be tomorrow at 2 PM, interment Washburn Street Cemetery. Margaret Shaw infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Shaw died yesterday at 4 North Everett Avenue. funeral tomorrow at 2 PM, Washburn Street Cemetery. Mrs John Murray died Thursday afternoon at home on McDonough Avenue of pneumonia. husband and eight children survive. funeral today, interment Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
James A. Brace
Miental
Garfield Avenue
Washburn Street
John Murray
McDonough Avenue
North Scranton
Cathedral Cemetery
Margaret
Charles Shaw
North
Everett Avenue
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strong Blood in All Seasons
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches blood to resist malaria fevers coughs colds pneumonia and grip in fall or spring. It warns buyers to choose only Hood's and not counterfeit “just as good” products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Death in Mine After Rock Bell Crushes Evan J. Thomas
Evan J. Thomas died when a rock bell loosened at the Storr mine. The 56 year old mine foreman, born in South Mortry Wales, resided in Lurganshire and later here. He was a member of Welsh Baptist church Hiram lodge Free and Accepted Masons and Eastern Star commandery Knights of Malta. Funeral Monday at 2 pm, Washburn Street Cemetery. Wife survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan J. Thomas
Storr
Mr. Thomas
Putman Street
Jones
South Mortry
Lurganshire
Wales
Thomas
First Welsh Baptist Church
Hiram Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
Feastern Star Commandery
Knights of Malta
Washburn Street Cemetery
Store Altercation Ends in Warrants Between Neighbors
In Chappell's dry goods department a woman struck another shopper and grabbed a purse. The assailant, Mrs Ann Gallagher, and the victim, Mrs Bridget Naughton, are neighbors. A prior warrant for larceny accused Naughton, who allegedly took a purse and seven dollars. After the store incident, Gallagher faced assault and larceny charges. Bail of six hundred dollars was sought but not posted by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell’s
Bridget Naughton
Ann Gallagher
Miss Kate Powell Hosts Pleasant Surprise Party
Miss Kate Powell of the Boulevard hosted a surprise gathering featuring games and music. Refreshments were served as a large group including Miss Alice Hartson, Miss Iva Anderson, Miss Mamie Thomas, Miss Etta Thomas, Miss Jennie Morgan, Miss Alice Laird, Miss Mary Bitson, Miss Hella Ritson, Miss Margaret Akersly, Mr. A Hartson, Mrs. Brown, Joe Pyche, and several Lairds and Hartsons attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Powell
Miss Powell
Alice Hartson
Iva Anderson
Mamie Thomas
Etta Thomas
Jennie Morgan
Alice Laird
Mary Bitson
Hella Ritson
Alice Akersly
Margaret Akersly
Bessie Stephens
A. Hartson
Mrs. Brown
Jennie Chambers
Joe Pyche
Thomas Laird
David Laird
Robert Bleckman
Samuel Hartson
Edgar Hartson
Harry Hartson
David Nicholas
John Raine
Eastern Star Commandery No. 221 Elects Officers for Term
Knights of Malta branch elects Richard Bulland as Sir Knight Commander and William Evans as Generalissimo. William Frey becomes Captain General with W. S. Shaw as Prelate and Frederick White as Recorder. John Henry is Treasurer. Standard bearer Thomas Grier, sword bearer Morgan Watkins, junior warden David Thomas, first guard David Thomas, second guard Lewis Jones. Past Commander William Smith installed the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Knights of Malta
Richard Bulland
William Evans
William Frey
W. 8. Shaw
Frederick White
John Henry
Thomas Grier
Morgan Watkins
David Thomas
Lewis Jones
William Smith
Funeral of Mrs Andrew Peel Held at Holy Rosary
The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from Holy Rosary church and drew a crowded congregation. Rev. J. J. O Toole delivered condolence and the procession proceeded to Cathedral cemetery for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Peel
Holy Rosary
J. J. O'Toole
Cathedral
Local Notices From Wilkes-Barre and Area
Residents visiting relatives in Wilkes-Barre include Misses Lixegle Lloyd and Lizzie Morris. Army officers from Camp Meade are on furlough, and families welcome new twins to the Andrews home. Church events at North Main Avenue Baptist and Puritan Congregational outline services, cantatas, and Sunday school discussions with mentions of the Abington Baptist convention nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Thomas
Nettie Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Davis
John H. Evans
Benjamin Lewis
Merritt Bieddleman
Company H
Camp Meade
William Andrews
North Main Avenue
Richard Thomas
Spring Street
Spring Brook
Margaret Williams
Daniel
Margaret Avenue
Lixegle Lloyd
Lizzie Morris
Violet Danver
Wayne Avenue
Mount Pocono
Charles Creasey
Lynn Ridge
Chinchilla
Anna Luke
Deacon Street
East Benton, Tey
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Rudyard Kipling
North Findh
Abington
Liberty
Columbia
Father Time
Uncle Fum
Puritan Congregational Church
Five young men ordained at cathedral by Bishop Hoban
On Wednesday five youths will receive holy orders at the cathedral with Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban officiating. The group includes Charles J. Manley of Dunmore Avenue, M. J. Fleming of Forest City, J. P. Dunne of Altoona, Stephen Panolik of South Bethlehem, and Charles B. Pajusak of Mesers. Manley Dunne and Panolik have progressed from minor orders to sub-deacons and will be invested with deaconship on Monday, with full priesthood ordination soon after. First Masses are set for Sept 14 and 18 in different churches..
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban
Charles J. Manley
Monroe Avenue
Mr. Manley
Dunmore
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Emmmettsburg
St. Michaels
Toronto
Canada
J. P. Dunne
D. A. Dunne
St. Patrick's Church
Weat Scranton
St. Charles’ College
Baltimore
Niagara University
St. John's Church
Altoona
Panolik
Hungary
St. Mary’s Seminary
Forest City
Fleming
Buffalo
Quigley
St. Mary
Sunday Concert by the Schubert Quartette at Nay Aug Park
The Schubert Quartette performs at Nay Aug Park tomorrow with members Beynon Stephens Watkins Jones and Davies among the vocalists. Program includes My Country Tis of Thee, Lead Kindly Light, Lift Thine Eyes, In Thee Do We Trust, O Lamb of God, Sweet By and By, The Lord s Prayer, His Salvation Is Nigh, The Star Spangled Banner and a finale with audience. L S Powell and company provide organ accompaniment and a souvenir programme will be printed by the Globe Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert Quartette
Nay Aug Park
Thomas Beynon
David Stephens
John T. Watkins
John W. Jones
Dudley Huck Schubert
Elijah
Mendelesohn Beynon
Stephene and Watkins
Phelps
T. J. Davies
Mus
Bac
Schubert
G. N. Rockwell
Messrs
Bolo
Bennett
Powell and Company
Globe Warehouse
Solicitor Reedy Urges Action By Tax Collectors
On April 15 D. J. Reedy solicitor for the board of control was directed to take action. The report notes that Reedy urged tax collectors to proceed with steps to address the outstanding taxes and enforce collection measures as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mr. Reedy
Thomas Morgan
P. H. Koons
Jacob Schaefer
L. N. Roberta
W. J. Eman
H. L. Poust
FE. M. Verney
Edward Fiddler
C. V. Ter«willieer
Henry Greenwood
William Frants
Mr. Reedy
P. G. Walsh
Bernard Davis
T. EK. Jones
F. L. Ward
Reedy
Board of Control
D. J. Reedy
Peckville And Peceville Local Notes And Notices
Community notices include two large Hubbard squashes grown from fair seed, a miners' examining board meeting on Monday Sept 12, and Crandall Randall's benefit play for hose boys on Sept 1. Also reports of residents visiting, local services, and a mayoral anecdote about a disordered breakfast for a released prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
Hubbard
Wilson Fire Company
No. 1 District
Blakely
M. Crandall & Randall's
Hose Boys
W. M. Wancott
New Milford
David Shay
Annie
Jennie Price
Olyphant
Reba Simpkins
Edward Histeed
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Simpkins
Epworth League
Peckville Baptist Church
Thomas
Man Fires Revolver in Allentown Street Incident
Edward Spencer, a machinist from Allentown, fired a revolver on South Washington Avenue while intoxicated and narrowly missed a boy. Hittnel Cuisens detained him until police arrived at Kennedy's hotel. Spencer, about 26 years old, claimed he fired to frighten bothersome boys. He faced a fine or thirty days in jail in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Spencer
Allentown
South Washington Avenue
Hittnel Cuisens
Spencer
Kennedy's
Answer Filed in Winton School Board Case Reopening
Attorney James J. O'Malley filed the answer to the bill of complaint in the Winton school board cause. The case, reinstated last Monday by Judge Edwards for final hearing at Argument court, includes arguments presented at the Monday hearing when the petition for reopening was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. O'Malley
Winton School Board
Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Scranton
Miss Phillips
Philip J. Davis
Lillian Reese
Tripp's Grove
John Debrevitz
John McFadilen
Thomas Hurst
Michaael Sullivan
Daniel Lenahan
Martin McDonough
James McDonald
John Dieskin
Michael Sherin
Thomas Mahon
P. F. McCoy
Michael Culkin
William
Andrew Healey
John Cornell
Michael Graham
Daniel McDonald
William Kelly
Tessie Keegan
B. Moran
Mary McDonald
Taylor
Ethel Dillon
Montana
Katie McNamaria
Newton Center
Ritters
South Scranton
Frederick B
Henry Walthers
Prrental
Storr's Mine
Naughton
Gallagher
Eastern Star Commandery
Academy OF Music
Rice & Barton’s Comedians
Lyceum Theatre
Donnelly & Girard’s “Natural Gas
Edward Girard
Frida
KenneDy
Universal
Joan J. Kennedy
Nellie Kennedy
Prescott St. Toveland
Heserve
Wale
Horace Peckover
Repentance Commission
Humphrey Williams
Daniel Price
Evan Gabriel
E. Morgan
William Tichards
R. James
H. Price
R. 8. Jones
M. H. Williams
Nay
Phelps Beohubert
Gaiety Theatre
Davis Opera Loune
Lyon & Healy
Adams St
Peceville
Kretsinger
Moscow
Scranton
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