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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

4

Erie adds extra trains to meet Dewey crowds at Susquehanna

Special to The Seroton Tribune reports Erie railroad increases passenger trains this week to handle anticipated crowds for Dewey. Susquehanna shopmen receive about 10000 dollars for August services. A eleven pound pike-perch was speared in the Susquehanna near Red Rock. Erie brakeman Kelly in Dublin Ireland inherits property valued at 50000 dollars and will leave braking work. Martin Wallace visits Susquehanna from Hamilton Canada after returning from Russia where he oversaw a plant project. Arthur W Cook seeks to buy the Peposit Journal. The Susquehanna County School Directors Association holds its third annual meeting October 16 at Montrose with speakers including Dr N C Schaffer and Prof Byron W Kime. C Pratt of New Milford is president. Amos J Cummings and wife of New York noted.

Seroton ‘Tribune Susquehanna Dewey Erie Susquehanna River Red Rock Erie Railroad Kelly Delaware Dubin Ireland Martin Wallace Hamilton Canada Robert Wallace Mer. Wallace St. Petersburg Runesia Sheatinghouse Air Brake Company Arthur W. Cook Peposit Journal Susquehanna County School Directors’ Association Montrose N.C. Schaffer Harrishire J. ©. Willis Lexington Kentucky Byron W. Kime Pittsburg C. Pratt New Milford Amos J. Cummings New York

Consignment Sale Opens September 29 at Lackawanna Ave

Assignee directs sale of the entire stock from a recently bankrupted concern through New York and Philadelphia Consignment Co. at 428 Lackawanna Avenue. Opening at 9 am Friday reveals thousands of imported overcoats suits and men’s wear offered at fraction of cost, with hundreds of items priced below manufacture. No entry before opening day. sale enforces cash only.

New York New York and Philadelphia Mena Harris Cassimere Caamere Lackawanna Avenue Wyoming and Washington Avenues Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Company

Locomotive Firemen to Banquet in Port Jervis

ELRW Searle and Mrs Searle with Searle oaq and Mrs Searle left for New York to see Dewey. Locomotive firemen of Susquehanna and their wives will be guests of Port Jervis brethren for a banquet, with plans to attend Dewey festivities in New York Friday.

Columbia Grove Elrw Searle Oaq Mrs. Searle New York Dewey Susquehing Port Jervis Hesta

Local charity contest favors Miss Howell for church debt

In Fitteton on Monday evening the Miss Florence Probyn and Miss Lizzie Howell contest at Pirkt Congregational church concluded with Miss Howell winning. Howell earned $51.45 while Probyn received $400 for church debt reduction. Deaths, weddings, and society notes follow with surrounding community happenings.

Scranton Tribune Fitteton AC & Social Pirkt Congregational Church Florence Probyn Lizzie Howell Howell Miss Probyn Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad Bloomsburg Atondiay Plod Flynn Knlehte Ladies of Honey Pittston Martha Hicks William Wicks West Pittston Hazteton Council Knights of Columbus John Evans Lisaie Sutton Delaware Avenue Wilton Treille Wyoming MK Exeter Machina Shapry

Local News Bits From Monroe County and Surroundings

Reports from Monroe County recount a Sunday carriage accident near Pine Ridge church injuring Mrs Peters and her brotherGeorge W Petters while returning home. Enlistment news includes John F Groner joining the infantry and Corporal Blake seeking volunteers for the colored regiment. Miss Jennie Maude Decker wed Harry E K Gelsinger, a steel magnate’s son. Rev Sidney Winter and Nora Houser return to school and services resume Sundays at Christchurch. A fire destroyed a small frame dwelling two miles from Spragueville after a lightning strike.

Ftroudsbore Pine Ridge George W. Petters SmithMeld Peters John F. Groner Snydereuille Blake Wilder Mowntain Jennie Maude Decker Harry EK. Gelsinger Fs. T Nutt Sidney Winter Nora Houser Christchurch Charles B. Carpenter Episcopal Church of Milford Misa Evelyn B. Smith New York Charlies Oetrien Spragueville

Residents and visitors share calls in town gossip

Mrs Frank Sager and her daughter of Surqtevhanna visited friends in town last week. Mrs Henry rouse and a friend from Waymart called. Mr William W Smith, an aged resident of the borough, was buried last Wednesday. Mr John T Ball of Honesdale was a caller. Horace Woodmunkee and wife visited friends in Como on Friday. Fred Brown, away this past summer, is slowly improving. Dr Yellding of Lynn Pa has located here and is well spoken of. Dr BR M Niles of Pleasant Mount is a classmate. Miss Julia Burns of Binghamton, ill at her father John Burns’s home, is rapidly improving. Florence Silsbee of Nebraska visiting her mother in Pleasant Mount called Tuesday.

Frank Sager Surqtevhanna Henry‘rouse Waymart William W. Smith John T. Ball Honesdale Horace Woodmunkee Como Fred Brown Yellding Lynn BR. M. Niles Pleasant Mount Julia Burns Binghamton John Burns Florence Silsbee Nebraska

Dunmore School Board Elects Business Teacher

Miss Mary Kearney and Miss Daisy McCrory were candidates for the new business course teacher at Dunmore High School. After multiple ballots, Miss McCrory was elected. The resignation of Miss Bessie Euston was accepted. a replacement will be chosen next meeting. The Dunmore football team will play Scranton High at Athlestie Park Saturday afternoon.

Dunmore Scranton Pennsylvania Coal Company Spencer Mary Kearney Daisy McCrory James McHale McHale Kellam John Irwin Tompkins Mise Coatello Miller Weber Dale McCrory Spencer and Killam Miss McCrory Costello Miss Kearney Miss Merery Bessie Euston Dunmore High School Scranton High School Athelstie Park Sehool Runne Miggerty Mooehan Flannelly Sweeney O'Neil Beckman Gilmartin Leary Johnson Horan Jamee Horan Charles Niemeyer Scranton Boys

Flag unfurled as procession marks Moosic gathering

On Tuesday afternoon a large American flag was raised from a silk mill pole and paraded to Moosic led by the Weat Avota drum corps and Pittston Cornet band. Firemen greeted visiting delegation while hundreds of children cheered as the flag was raised. Community speakers discussed industry and expansion before a festival hosted by the frontmen. A wedding followed as Miss Katie Gitran and Thomas Mitchell wed at St Mary’s.

Weat Avota Pittston Cornet Moosic W. H. Hollister MM. Patcoe Co. F. Hoban T. Smythe Fromen Katie Mia Patrick Gitran Thomas Mitchell Hamtowd St. Mary's

Marriage at Kew Church in Cheviot Attire

The ceremony at St Marys church in Kew was officiated by M F P Crane. The bride wore boudoir cheviot with satin trim, maid Nellie Mitchell in white lawn with ribbon trims. Groom Peter Toye of Pittston stood beside the bride. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.

Kew Crane Mise Nellie Mitchell Onon Peter Toye Piitetton Mia Mitchell Piltaton Annie Thomas Janes McHale Thomas Corcoran Butte City Lizzie Renniman New York City W. J. Hollister Thomas Morton Dewey William Whitlock Martin California Henry Martin Pittston Mex. C. Green Moosic William Brown John Nally St. Mary’s Church St. Mary's Cemetery

Freight handling hires new workers at Laugh Valley station

Freight work at Laugh Valley remains heavy causing delays at the Church street station. Three new men were hired as freight handlers to ease the load and improve promptness and reliability.

Hagleton Laugh Valley Eunitl Church Street Yeaterday

Dallas fair opens with strong turnout and exhibits

The Dallas fair opened with good attendance. Notable displays include a patent incubator and Powell & Co. Scranton plans exhibit.

Witches-Barre Dallas Powell & Co Scranton

Pennsylvanias Quakers blank Franklin and Marshall 48 to 0

The University of Pennsylvania football team defeated Franklin and Marshall College 48 to 0 in twenty minute halves. The Quakers emphasized defense and controlled the game, with notable work by Howell and captain Schneider. Franklin and Marshall showed limited offense and struggled against Penns defense.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvani Franklin and Marshal College Lancaster Quakers Pornevivegin Franklin and Marshall Money Lsant Peters Pranklin Tyuaker Wells Howell Pennsylvania Schneider Fiankin Marshall

Scranton Social Rounds Include Meetings and Visits

Mrs J G Schoonmaker hosted Monday and Tuesday events in Scranton. Mrs Byron Buckingham attended an Eastern Star meeting in Scranton Monday evening. Mr Knedler visited Albury Tuesday with his wife and child Harshier Kathryn. Friends of Hertha Grinvet surprised her at home Tuesday evening. Mrs Hardenbergh hosted Abe Jerse Hardenbergh’s guests. Thelin Moral wedding in Scranton drew a large attendance.

J. G. Schoonmaker Scranton Byron Buckingham Order of Eastern Stu Mm. Knedler Alburti Kathryn Soranien Gertrude Susie Simmons Rendhwo Abe Jerse Hardenbergh Mise Hertha Grinvet Joe le Signa Scrantorn Blowword Hall Dr. Bull Minanee Mise Jeesie Hordenkbergh

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