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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1897

Page

8

Adonis at the Bathing Cult Mentioned in Theater Scene

Fragmentary prose recalls admiration for a striking figure in winter evenings at theater and dance. The text lionizes a perceived Adonis, noting his presence in a bathing cult and his admired, faithful persona.

Springtime dances and sports at Harrisburg club scene

The piece describes a lively Harrisburg social week with a Courtly dance at the Bicycle club and a Country club tennis tournament. It notes a doubles tennis title won by J. H. Brooke and F. L. Fuller, a large turnout of members and out of town guests, a Harrisburg vs Scranton baseball game, and a christening at the Kennedy home amid a bustling social calendar.

Tornia Ethelea Tinale J. H. Brooke FL. PL Fuller Jermyn B. E. Watson Fred. J. Pratt Hauer Dickerson Prooklyn N. Y Wilde Rochester Tarbolt Baltimore Hinman Dunkirk Robinson Washington D. C Mise Weller Newburg Waring Plainfield N. J Dor- Tunce Vaughn Wilkes-Barre Bradford New York Mise Kauffman Lancaster McCormick Harrisburg Megere Hickok Huddemann Brady Torrey Hartford C. D. Simpson H. B, Reynolds Harrisburg Country Club Scranton Country Club Scranton Base Ball Association Country Club Membrs

Saucy Bess Reflects On Neatness In Scranton Households

A circle of women discuss cleanliness and fault lines in domestic life. Tales range from a perfect housekeeper who uses a foot bath as a potato tub to a tidy hostess who reuses towels for dishes. Each shares quirks that expose universal untidiness.

Baptist Pastors Conference Set at Waverly Church

Religious notices report a Baptist pastors and wives meeting at Waverly Baptist Church next Monday with a program on deacon duties qualifications and an ordination. Hymn writer Miss Fanny Crosby will speak at the Railroad Department YMCA. Other regional church events and talks are noted.

Baptist Pastors’ Conference Baptist Waverly T. E. Jepaon Thomas de Grouchy Misa Fanny J. Croeby Railroad Department Young Men's Christian Association Misa Crosby Miss Crosby Pennsylvania Young Men's Christian Association

Movements of People Reported in Connecticut Visit

Judge Willard remains in Connecticut as Pr Prevost of Pittston travels this week. Chief of Police Frank Robling Jr was in town for undisclosed engagements.

Willard Connecticut Prevost Pittston Frank Robling, Jr Cup

Social notes of Philadelphia residents and visitors

Beranton returns home to Philadelphia. Mrs. A. K. Walker plans visits to Susquehanna and Wyoming counties over the next two weeks. Mrs. Mary AicKinney stays at Hotel Nagh. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Erwin of New York visit C. S. Jacobs and depart. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shupp of Plymouth visit Hillside with FB. G. Brooks. George W. Cloeky T. S. Bennett Mite M. B. Henley Miss Schlager Miss Porter and J. G. Osterhoul stay at the St. Denis in New York last week. Friends hope Mrs. W. L. Connell leaves Atlantic City today. her condition has improved and she may return home soon.

Mans D. M. Powell Harrisburg Tate Morgan New York City Welles Newburg Ethel Motes C. Foulke Stroudeburg May Steel Hotel Nash James J. O'Neil Carbondale Mise Joseie Hipple Altoona William Hanley, Jr Columbus Watkins Crystal Lake G. W. Frost Dunmore Tunihannock Exoma Hanley Pittston Katherine &. Wilcox Nash W. . King North Lincoln Avenue Wilkes-Barre Mies Lingle Layton Larksville Scranton Mise Lievle McLaughlin Forest City Seranton Mre Clael Maxabeth N. J Stewart Simpson Pelham Manor Mary ‘Tracy Honesdale Annie Hand Mrr William Towarth West Mittesonu Miunlay Myer Davidow al Turner Jackson Gulisple Vermont W. T. Smith Woodstock Margaret Gibbs Booth Main Avenue Jokn Iup Harrishire Bowrad Frank Koch New Jersey Victor Koch Miss Smith Edith Pierson Annie Salmon John Grant Keyser Avenue St. Charles College Baltimore Garrett Smith Wilker-Harre H. A. Hopewell Williamsport Muncy WM Wright Baby Plainfield A. M. Decker Frank Sellers J. G. Gardner North Main Avenue Mick Jordan Susan Black Nicholson W. C. Cruser Montrose Democrat L. C. Hessler Helen Brewer Ocean Grove W. H. Perkins Country Place Dalton Lackawanna W. J. Hirown Pittsburg Mra. Brown B. Wright One Hundred and Thirty-second Regiment Wilkes- Barre F. J. Wood William Kelly New York Warren Spencer Pleasant Mount W. N. Walker J. M. Harris Walker W. F. Halletead Livy Richard Quincey Avec Dire Michoud Behenectady Baxter Ada Russell Baxter Helen Pedrick Philadelphia Frederick Connell Finestreet Milo Wilton Mulberry Street T. N. Rutter Price, McCormick & Co Eifira Loter Albion Mich Itteg Ews Beech Ailua J. BR. Sto Linden Street Kate Fox Peter Lynott Noren Thureday Hillside George W. Cloeky T. 8. Bennett Mite M. B. Henley Miss Schlager Porter J. G. Osterhoul St. Denis W.L. Connell Atlantic City

Religious Services List for Fourteenth Sunday After Trinity

A dense notice lists multiple area churches and their services for the fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. It includes St Luke or St Mark missions, The Church of the Good Shepherd, Seventh Day Adventists, All Souls Universalist Church, St Marks Lutheran, Zion Lutheran, Peter’s Lutheran, Christ Lutheran, Calvary Reformed, with service times ranging from early morning to evening. The list names pastors such as Rev Rogers Isric Rev E J Houghton Rev A L Ramer Rev J W Randolph Rev H Lise and announces Holy Communion, sermons, Sunday schools, and festivals.

St. Luke's Rogers Isric E. J. Houghton St. Mark's Mission Dumere Hlakely Iotter Throop Laurel Hill Church of the Good Shepherd Green Ridge Street Monsey Avenue Seventh Day Adventiste Mason & Snowden Roevy F. W. Whippen St. Mark's Lutheran Church A. L. Ramer Luther League Zion's Lutheran Church Revy Zholkwann

General William Henry Named Quebec Consul and Civil Leader

The document details General William W. Henry’s extensive career from Civil War service, where he rose from private to brigadier general, through political roles as Vermont state senator and Burlington mayor, to his 1847 endorsement of Paine’s Celery Compound. It notes his war wounds at Cold Harbor and Cedar Creek, and highlights his endorsements of the remedy for rheumatism and nervous ailments as a thorough, lasting nerve and blood rebuilding treatment.

William W. Henry Quebec Grand Lodge of Masons Vermont Bull Pun Cold Harbor Monocacy Cedar Creek Burlington Qeubec Paine Indergze Paine Per William Wy. Henry Dartmouth Ward E. Phelps M. D

Christian Endeavor and Church Services Across Town

A long column lists morning and evening services at numerous churches including Grace Reformed Episcopal Wyoming Avenue, Elm Park C Orthodox, First Presbyterian, Penn Avenue Baptist, Green Ridge, Providence Methodist, and more. It notes sermons, Sunday school hours, Epworth League meetings, and special musical events with names of pastors and guest speakers.

J. H. Race Binghamton, N. Yu L. C. Murdock Kingston Simpkins Peckville, Pa H. H. Wilbur Fawtoryville Wyoming Christian Endeavor Crore Oreet Adui Grace Reformed Episcopal Church Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street Y. B.C Union Bible Clase First Presbyterian Church James McLeod D. D McLeod William Co, Alexander North Carolina Elm Park C. M. Giltin Epworth League Gip Howard Place Hev. H. A. Grant Goveror Providence Presbyterian Church George BE Penn Avenue Baptist Church Dison Ava Falla Mission School Wavehburn Street Presbyterian Church John P. Moffat Bible Echool Mies Foonie Crosby One Christian Endeavor Society Sudend Pires Church of Christ Gerentiary No MG Adame Avenue People’s Prohibition Asird Adame Avenue Burday al Wim Firat Baptist Church Beranton Street Mathews Lrayer Mornng Loider John Bedder Young People's Prayer Meeting Whpaips Green Ridge Grace Evangelical Church Oornier Madteon Foater LA Bibbath School Dark's Summit AL BE Frank W. Youngy We. Mh Themba A. m. Epworth League Tpmn Providence Methodist Episcopal Church William Edgar Jdackeon Street Baptist Church Thomas de Grouchy Toplo Birangera

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