St Leo's Battalion Triumphs In Temperance Event
The article recalls St Leo's battalion success at a temperance banquet with speeches by James H. Brown and J H Devine praising unity among societies. Attendees included Rev J B McCabe and Rev J B Whelan. social dancing followed, and the hall closed with the Star orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's
MacNichols
James H. Brown
Hyde Park
Father Mathew Society
J. H. Devine
St. Leo's Battalion
Our
John PF. Durkin
J. Gilroy
St Leo's
Vaughn
M. FP. Connery
McManus
J. B. McCabe
Austin Centre
Beranton
B. Whelan
O T. Campbell
Bundoy School presents entertainment at church gathering
Members of Bundoy school classes in Jackson Street staged an evening event at a church. Girls in fancy costumes performed phonograph selections and recitations under Rev. De Gruchy’s presidency, with a decorated auditorium and a well attended program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundoy School
Jackson Street
Taves Tv
Margaret Morgans
Marcy Nichols
Laura DeGruchy
Sarah Jones
Lizzie Widdick
Lillie Evans
Hay Thomas
Hattie Fills
Lizzie Neat
Margaret Richards
Lola Bedoe
Mattie Hawley
Viola Evans
Lena Sainsbury
Gertie Owen
Delia Evans
Catherine Morley
Alice Morgan
Maid Thomas
May Mathews
Mary Brace
Lavinia Thomas
Lissie Fox
Cassie Williams
de Gruchy
Sunday School Benefit Programme Featured Local Musicians
Misses Annie Thomas Bertha Willi ame and Olive Bowen performed solos by Edwin Bowen and Mrs T J Mathias. At the end tea cake and cream were served. The event supported the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Thomas
Bertha Williame
Olive Bowen
Edwin Bowen
Mra.t. J. Mathias
Minors and Couple Wed in Eyincapal Church Ceremony
Rev J E Sweet pastor of the Simpson Methodist church conducted a marriage at the persons on North Hyde Park avenue last evening uniting Howard 8 Brown of 543 South Main avenue and Mrs Mary B Vaughan of 117 Wyoming avenue. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Brown and William Vaughan was best man. The couple will reside on South Main avenue after returning from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sweet
Eyincapal Church
North Hyde Park Avenue
Howard 8. Brown
Sooth Main Avenue
Mary BE. Vaughan
Wyomintr Avenue
Mary Brown
William Vaughan
South Main Avenue
New York
Visiting firemen to wear badges at Columbia Hove and Chemical event
Visitors from The Friendship Pure company of Bloomsboro and Allen Engine company of Allentown will be guests at next week’s event. The company’s quarters are decorated by Holbert Lyman with the exterior also draped by decorators. Open house all week with special committees meeting arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hove and Chemical Company
Hagehield
Holbert & Lyman
Friendship Pure Company
Bloomsbore
Allen Engine Company
Allentown
Local social notes from Dodge and area gatherings
Mite Mary A Edwards of Dodge fvente hosted a pleasant party on Tuesday evening with many guests. Miss Anna Bevan’s Hamp ten street home hosted an evening of music and friendly entertainments. St Covelli's Ladies Total Abstinence Union held a meeting on Thessoy evening initiating seven new members. Bleetiny City Wheelmen plan weekly dancing classes and a monthly social during winter. The Bachelor Girls announce an informal dance at Siegel's academy on Thursday with Bawer providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Edwards
Dodge Fvente
Anna Bevan
Hampten Street
St. Covelli’s Ladies Total al Ftinence Union
Eeasions
Eniouer
Siegel's Academy
Gala Taneine Club Plans Regular Class Meeting
The Gala Taneine club will hold a regular class meeting in Mears' hall Friday evening. Buer's orchestra has been engaged for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fern
Tela J. Hughes
Michael J. Moran
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Paiie
John Behadt
Petersburg
John Connery
Filmore Avenue
Brige
Shafe
Local Notes From Mt Vermon and Nearby Areas
Miss Jonnie Beecher of Mt Vermon Nova Scotia visits Miss Emma Becher on Rehincon Street. Thomas Williams of Pittston was the son of Mr and Mrs Williams of North Bromley Avenue. Yesterday, Leonard Jones of South Main Avenue resumed studies at Yale College New Haven Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie Beecher
Mt. Vermon
NS. OY
Emma Becher
Rehincon Street
Thomas Wiliams
Pittston
Dewey reception attracts local military figures and visitors
7 and Pritchard from Company H Thirteenth join the Dewey reception with Company Ht Ninth. Miss Gretaex of Bloomsburg visits Mile Grace Moore. Mrs and Miss Frang depart for Chicago for their future home. Dewey football club members urged to meet Friday night at 82d Court Street. Tripp visited Buttermilk Falls yesterday. WW Smith of Falls, Pe and Fr E Reedemin return from Philadelphia York trip. Dr WW Rodham at the Dewey reception in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
A. J. Posig
Co. Ht
Pittston
Gretaex
Bloomsburg
Mile Grace Moore
Frang
Chicago
Dewey Football Club
Court Street
Stine
Tripp
W. T.tcheson
Wood Streat
Z Smith
Falls
E. Reedemin
Fotrip
Philadelphia
York
WW. Rodham
Park Place
Dewey
New Torl
Wedding in St Peter's Cathedral Gathers South Scranton
Mrs Marie Coxgrove and Michael Walsh were married yesterday afternoon at St Peter's Cathedral in Scranton. The ceremony was performed by Rev John Gilagrey with Genevieve Smith as bridesmaid and Thomas Lyons as attendant. The couple will start housekeeping in Bellevue after a supper at Elmhurst and a reception at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Coxgrove
River Street
Michael Walsh
Bellevue
St1. Peter's Cathedral
John Gilagrey
Genevieve Smith
Pittston
Thomas Lyons
Elmhurst
Walsh
Surprise Fifteenth Birthday Party for Fred Huester
Fred Huester, son of ex Recorder of Deeds Charles Huester, turned thirteen with a Cedar avenue surprise party. Friends organized games music and refreshments with a large attendance from Stella Rosir Mamie Littiler Ella Godshall Lottie Hartman Emma Seheuch Lotte Hohn Annie Fiekus and others along with young guests Philip Rader Peter Hueaster Charles Buntz George Beckman Arlington Jones and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huester
Charles Huester
Cedar Avenue
Severn
Friends of
Your Lad
Missea Stella Rosir
Mamie Littiler
Ella Godshall
Lottie Hartman
Emma Seheuch
Lotte Hohn
Annie Fiekus
Fredia Hahn
Lula Haas
Lena Lentes
Dora Scheuer
Philip Rader
Peter Hueaster
Charles Buntz
George Beckman
Arlington Jones
Charles Schatick
Charles
August
Frank Sluester
Fire destroys Elm Street home in Was incident
At about 2 45 yesterday morning the home of Simon Cripple 74 Elm Street Was was found burning. Mrs Cripple alone inside aged and escaped to the street with difficulty. The husband was in New York City and a daughter nearby aided in the alarm. Fire officials suspect an overheated stove pie caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Cripple
Elm Street
Nay Aug Tribe Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Nay Aug Tribe No 40 Improved Order of Red Men elected officers Tuesday night for the coming year. Prophet Charles Tross sachem William Tross senior sagamore Richard Zulager junior sagamore Martin Herald keeper of wam pum William Zang chief of records George Keith and trustee for eighteen months Max Ludwig. Installation set for October 10 by Deputy Grand Sachem Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophet
Charles Tross
William Tross
Sagamore
Richard Zulager
Martin Herald
Wampum
William Zang
George Keith
Max Ludwig
Sachem Warner
Fennessy and Devers Married in Catholic Church
William Fennessy of Orchard Street and Miss Mary Devers of Pottsville wed at noon in the local Catholic church. Miss Mary Boyle of Hazleton served as bridesmaid and Thomas Folan of Beech Street as groomsman. The couple plans a brief wedding tour before settling on Irving Avenue. They are regarded as popular young people with the good wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fennessy
Orchard Street
Mary Devers
Pottsville
Mary Boyle
Hazleton
Thomas Folan
Beech Street
Fennessey
Irving Avenue
Young Twentieth Ward club to meet at Phillipe hall
The Young Element Political Club of Twentieth ward calls a meeting at Phillipe's hall on Pig Street for tomorrow night. President Thomas Donlan issues the call and expects full attendance. Personal items note several locals traveling to and from New York City and visits in Avoca Factoryville and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Element Political Club
Twentieth Ward
Phillipe’ Hall
Pig Street
Thomas Donlan
Local Ladies Visit for Funeral Arrangements
Miss Kate Connery of Plains and Miss Mayme Coyne of Philadelphia visited Miss Mary Coyne of Stafford street Tuesday The St Josephs Total Abstinence and Benevolent society and the Mantel OConnell council Young M ens Institute met in joint session last evening to arrange attendance at the funeral of the late Rev Tohr Loughran Michiel McDonough and Elizabeth Patterson both of Greenwood were married at Taylor yesterday by Rev J A Moffitt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Connery
Plains
Mayme Coyne
Philadelphia
Mary Coyne
Stafford Street
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
Mantel O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Tohr Loughran
Michiel McDonough
Elizabeth Patterson
Greenwood
Taylor
J. A. Moffitt
Address orders to C. P. Bharkey in central city area
Message directs orders to C. P. Bharkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue in central city, with the South Side and central Hyde Park regions involved. Phone number 6683 appears in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. BP. Bharkey
Patrons Complain of Open Cars at Green Ridge
Green Ridge patrons voice complaints about open cars. J. H. Gullivlan, Philadelphia newspaperman, visiting K. A. Stevens of Adams Avenue, returned home yesterday on Marion Street between Wyoming and Penn avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gullivlan
K. A. Stevens
Adams Avenue
Marion Street
Wyoming Avenue
Penn Avenue
Local Residents Move, Meetings, and Road Work Noted
Community updates show residents moving into new homes on Adame avenue and Vine street while others visit New York and Green Ridge. The street commissioner directs crosswalk work on Deacon Street as rain-damaged travel remains hazardous. Church group at Asbury elects officers including President J. F Rower and Secretary Mrs. W. H. Stone.
North Main sewer progress improves North Scranton area
North Scranton reports contractors on North Main avenue near Wood street have completed risky work and began filling trees, signaling faster sewer progress. The street, already damaged by the relaying of the railway track and sewer construction, remains in poor condition after winter frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Wood Street
Lecture at Providence church extols pilgrim journey
J. C. Shepherd delivered a richly imagined lecture titled A Pilgrim age to the Land of Promise at Providence Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday evening. The speaker guided listeners through stories from New York to the Azores to Palestine with vivid description and praised the eloquence and delivery, predicting a brilliant future for the lecturer.
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J. C
Shepherd
Land of Promise
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Azores
Gibraltar
Spain
Mediterranean
Algiers
Feypt
Palestine
Jerusalem
Joppa
Dead Sea
Jordan
Nazareth
Caperneum
Calilee
Saylor
Mt Ofve
Galileo
North End YWCA opens Oct 2 with classes and choir
The North End branch YWCA at 2448 North Main Ave announces an opening on October 2 with English sewing singing piano and gymnasium Bible study and an orchestra to be formed. Registration day is Friday September 20 and Bible class sessions begin tonight for an introductory course. All ladies are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Young Women’s Christian Association
North Main Avenue
George Ruddy Tie the Knot in Cachelle Church
Anna George and Anthony JH Ruddy were married yesterday morning at Cachelle Church on North Main Avenue at 10 o'clock. After the ceremony the couple departed on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western train for a honeymoon trip through New York State and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miga Anna George
Anthony JH. Ruddy
Cacbelle
North Main Avenue
Delaware, Lackswanna and Western
New York State
Canada
Green Rulen Wo men’s Christian Temperance union meets this afternoon
The Misses Hart of Hreaker street entertain Miss Bessie Butler of A meeting of the Green Rulen Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be held this afternoon in the library. Mrs Henry B Atherton of Natth Mala avenue visited friends in Carbon dale yesterday. Mrs J B Corser of Bloom eburg has been guest of her son Dr J B H Corser of North Malin avenue for past two weeks departed for Tawanta yesterday. Mrs G B Keator of Bammit avenue left yesterday to spend a few days with relatives in Clark’s Bammit and Shultaville. Mrs Morgan Weller of Wilkes-Barre was guest of Dr and Mrs H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Hreaker Street
Bessie Butler
Avoca
Green Rulen Women's Christian Temperanes Union
Henry B. Atherton
Natth Mala Avenue
Carbondale
J. B. Corser
Bloom*eburg
J. BH. Corser
North Malin Avenue
Local Social News and Visits from North Malin Avenue
Shinder Saunders has returned home. Mrs. Filla and Miss Sadie Tieue of Moscow are guests of Mrs. P. W. Lynch in Ferdinand Street. Mrs. Mary McAndrew of Carbondale visited Misses Haggerty on North Malin Avenue. Mrs. John Myere of Clark's Summit, guest of her daughters, returns home. Howard Tinsley of Augusta GA to return today. Mrs. Charles M. Harris on North Park hosted birthday party. Miss Jessie Miller to marry Rev. Thomas Thompson at her father’s home. William Hopkins of Hudson Street is indisposed. John Moran convalescent on Hollister Avenue. Miss Nellie Morrison of Oneonta NY visiting Miss Margaret McCarthy. John Kelly of North Malin Avenue visited Avoca. Harry Wiess entered Girard College. Arthur Dichmiller of Mulley’s store leaves for New York to meet his father. John McNamara formerly of Smith’s Grocery starts grocery on West Market Street. Thomas Sullivan of William Street to study dentistry at the University of Pennsylvania. G. W. Davis the druggist left for New York City. Miss Nessie Henwood in New York City. Tin wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Phillips celebrated on William Street with guests and refreshments. Fred Mayo returns from a week in Allentown, Reading and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Harry B. Smith
North Main Avenue
Charles M. Harris
North Park
Jessie
J. 5. Millar
Penn Avenue
Thomas Thompson
Connecticut
William Hopkins
Hudson Street
John Moran
Hollister Avenue
Nellie Morrison
Oneonta
N. Y
Margaret McCarthy
John Kelly
North Malin Avenue
Avoca
Harry Wiess
Girard College
Philadelphia
Arthur Dichmiller
Mulley's
New York
John McNamara
Smith
West Market Street
Thomas Sullivan
William Street
University of Pennsylvania
G. W. Davis
New York City
Nessie Henwood
John H. Phillips
Fred Mayo
Allentown
Reading
Odd Fellows Lodge to Elect Officers and Install
Green Ridge lodge No. 605 will elect its officers this evening for the coming term. Installation is set for October 16 with the district deputy grand master and staff and visiting Odd Fellows to be entertained socially after ceremonies. The Holy Rosary parish ladies meet at St Marys hall with Mrs B J Welles of Archbold in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Ladies of the Holy Rosary Church
St. Mary's Hall
B. J. Welles
Archbald
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Protest of City Traffic Rule Enforcement by Electric City Wheelmen
A Scranton group of Electric City Wheelmen held a meeting to denounce selective enforcement of Beranton ordinance 1506 against bicycle riders and demand equal highway rights. They urge authorities to enforce the law fairly toward all vehicles and to stop blocking sidewalks and crosswalks with loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Hinandipg
Electric
Scranton
Sicnell
George B. Beach
William F. Roe
T. F. Maxon
A. Kynon
A. Mowrs
Racken
Bookkeepers Club Movement Aims To Boost Office Help
A citywide push by bookkeepers and office workers seeks to form a Bookkeepers Club to promote welfare and efficiency among staff. The group targets new graduates and stressing nonpolitical aims, hoping employers will support higher office performance through club recommendations.
Funeral of Father John Tewrhran at Minooka
The funeral for Father John Tewrhran of Minooka takes place at 9 15 this morning in St Josephs church. The coffin rests on a ragged platform as priests from the diocese attend and pallbearers are named from parishioners and church societies. A large funeral procession is planned with Undertaker Cirteete directing arrangements and Ashop Hebun to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tewrhran
Minooka
St. Joseph's Church
Diovese
Young Men's Institute
St. Jiosenh
Cornae
Vindertaker Ciretete
Dinewne
Timothy Macarethy
John Kelly
Donn Matley
Jay Kaan
T. A. Kane
Patrick Coyne
John Wallace
Patrick Driscall Ashop Hebun
Europe
Preliminary golf contest teases team selection
Report on yesterday's preliminary golf competition where finalists for the Saturday lineup were not decided. The team will be chosen Tuesday from a list including James Last, J. W. Prooks, T. W. Watkins, A. G. Thant, T. Atherton, W. Welles, J. Lown, and T. C. Fuller, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minteb
Hols
Amorg
James Last
J. WH
Prooks
T. WH
Watkins
A. G. Thant
T. @. Atherton
W. Welles
J Lown
T Fh Thome
T. B. Brooks
T. C. Fuller
J. Atherton
Sale of cemetery lands in Newark set aside amid objections
The sale of cemetery lands in Newark advertised for September 24 by Referee in Bankruptcy Van Wormer was set aside due to objections raised by the bankrupt's attorney. The case was argued Tuesday before Judge Willard for the bankrupt and Attorney Torrey for the creditors. No decision has been rendered yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
SN. J
van Wormer
Willard
Torrey
Obituary for Bridget Haggerty of 52h Palm Street
Bridget Haggerty aged two, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Thinfol Haggerty of 52h Palm Street, died yesterday afternoon at 4:45. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Thinfol Haggerety
Palm Street
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