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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1901

Page

7

Cevelia’s Roman Catholic Church consecrated in Pittston

In Pittston on September 29 a new Cevelia’s Roman Catholic church near Exeter and Wyoming was ceremonially blessed and dedicated by Bishop Hoban. About 1000 attendees, including civic and church leaders, witnessed the laying of a cornerstone and a three-trowel mortar seal. The cost and capacity reflect 400 seats with plans for a parochial residence. funds raised exceeded 800. Local priests from Scranton and nearby towns participated, with Father Quinnan overseeing parish affairs.

Scranton Fridane Pittston Cevelia St. John’s Church Pureton City Exeter Beroweh Wyoming Covernl Ih Line Manny More Hoban Father Grove Tupper Pittston Pither McHale Pitteien P Scranton O'Reilly Scranton Curran Fnet Find J Wilkes- Barr Kyrne St. John's Church John Finnan Quinnan Father McManus Maryland Dincess Minitia St. Johnn's Church Anghet Conrail North Main Street Germany

Local Notes from Tunkhannock Sept 29

Residents report routine visits and business in town. Martha Chiuse of Wilkes-Barre visits Thomas Grenville and returns home. Judge Vaughn of Meshoppen conducts county business. Sheriff sale on a Lacoysille lot bought by Vosburg for 400. Red Men plan activity at Renshaw Park. O Brien of Philadelphia visits, Ryan returns home, Mrs Stebbins confined to Tioga Street. Adams of Scranton heads Dairy Dispatch in town.

Tunkhannock Martha Chiuse Wilkes-Turre Thomas BR. Grenville F. M. Vaughn Meshoppen Mitchell Cone Lacoysille O'B. Vosburg Ohio Renshaw Park Mists O'Brien Philadelphia Thomas Ryan D. Stebbins Tioga Tioga Atreat, Byiness. A KK. Adams Scranton Dairy Dispatch Cone Guing

Communion Rites Held at Three New Milford Churches

Sunday services across Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches in New Milford saw several members received. Residents including Mee F. F P Moss and Etherly Pend Ray visited Binghamton. Dr William Blakesley from Cooksville hosted guests. Byron Patterson family moved to Nicholson for employment. Mrs F T Avatin and Annie Woolworth relocated to Halstead for residence.

New Milford Moss Ant Sons Pend Ray Binghamton William Blakesley Cooksville D. Cy Atney Friendly Pack Nebraska HH. Payne Byron Patterson Nicholson Patterson

Fair draws crowd in Towania as week begins

About 12 000 people attended the fair on Thursday, drawing a large crowd and notable activity at the Tunkhannock station where Lemuel Barber of is involved in the unfolding event.

Towania Tunkhannock Lemuel Barber

Firemen relief association formed in Taylor Hare rooms

Representatives of Taylor Hare company and Century No. 1 with Burgess Griffiths and Fire Chief Zumback organized a firemen relief association electing El mor T. Dani ale as president John Weibel as vice president W J Nelmer as secretary and John Moore as treasurer A rules and by laws committee was named with Burgess William F P Griffiths Chief Zumback Carper Ott W J Nelger and Elmer T Dani ale The next meeting is set for the Inet Friday evening in October at the Taylor Howe company rooms.

Taylor Hare Company Century No Burgess Griffiths Zumback Company No. 1 Fice Christ Zumback Carper Ott W. J. Nelger Elmer T. Daniele Inet Tayior Howe Company William Scherer

Fragmented Notes From Early Sept Public Notices

The column lists odd events and incidents including a legal dispute over an adopted child in Wysox, a large chestnut crop, a barn fire with granary loss, hotel property sale in Monroeton, and plans for the Bradford county teachers institute opening Oct 7 with speakers and entertainment. Tuberculosis deaths among cattle are noted.

Dixon Coddington Wysox John Titchen Terry Township G H. Lancaster Monroston J. E. Wilcox Weet Franklin Bradford County Teachers’ Institute Hale Opera Home Chimp Clark M. C Minnouri Charles B. Landis Indiana Fee George W. Bain Texington Kky Ariel Sextetie Maro B.D, Less Ohio L. B. Hulley Bucknell University Lewisburg George M. Phillips West Chester Normal School Andrew T. Smith State Normal School Maneflel Puc George Howell Scranton Julia Nogers Cornell University Ithawa J. F. Kinsey Chicago Putnam Bradford

Welsh Hill Notes and Local Visits

Postmaster John Thomas recalls resignation and will stay through year end. Noger Evans and son from West Scranton visit Welsh Hill. David Williams and Thomia Watkins visit, Pan American Exposition trip mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. John Mee host visitors from Jermyn. Thomas Beven ill. Sarah Butler visits friends in Carbondale.

Welsh Hill John Thomas Noger Evans Weat Scranton David Williame Weert Scranton David J. Thoms Thomia Watkins John Mee Jermyn Thomas Beven Mise Sarah Butler Carbondaly

Local visitors and callers listed in Kingsley notices

Dr and Mrs F M Edwards of Binghamton called on relatives in Kingsley on Friday. Mrs F Tillinghast and daughter of La Plume were in town. Charles Adams of Hampton Junction was a recent caller. Mr and Mrs Brown and daughter of New Haven are guests of L M Alexander. Mrs H W Jeffers and daughter of Plainsboro are visiting relatives. J F Carpenter of Jersey City Heights and Dr EB Carpenter of …

Spreial Scranton Kingsley F. M. Edwards Binghamton F. Tillinghast la Plume Charles Adams Hampton Junction Waa Mea. Brown New Haven

Testimonial and memories from Union Street celebration

A sixty ninth birthday testimonial on Union Street featured Flashlight pictures and refreshments. An array of out of town guests attended, including the Rupp and Drummond families and residents from Pittston Lackawanna Taylor Scranton and other nearby towns. The Taylor Silver Cornet band presented a final open concert from Youngblood’s balcony as part of the celebrations. A program for Prof Harry Evans at Weber's rink the following evening included musical solos recitations and quartets by local groups and named performers. Local residents and visitors are noted among those attending and visiting during the weekend.

Union Street Jacob Rupp M. Heinzlemann H. Kuschel Henry R. Drummond Joseph Lutranger William Fisvihler Sadie Leach Ida Alunk Horagm Mire Peter Scherer Lousian Rupp Walter Drummond Muffinan Minnie Leach Samuel Munk Messra Gert W. Drummond John Upp Pittston William Kruse Lackawanna Geo, Leach Yatesville Charles Tuckwell Von Samuel Walters Wesley Walters Newton Henrietta Scher Watkins Familly Harry Evans Mozart Quartette Wiliam Davis Francis Watkins North End Quartette Arthur Morgans Olwen M. Howells Louisa Nicholas Anthravite Meneluby Daniel Jones Edith Watkins Harry Evang Mistery Edward Jones Mayert Quartette Watkins Family D. FE Jones Lady- Wanna Council Lewellyn's Hall Weathey David Jones Edwariedale Thomas M. Davis Main Street Mesara Frank Helderbrand Anthony Schultries John Scields Jennie Horace Powell Midward Sweet Alfred Goodwin Albert Arwelder William Reed William Oymer Henry Welsenfub William Oyster Gomer Williams Antin Street Sweet Dunmore Mabel Behawh Shenantoah

Dickinson Law School Trip from Local Men

Messrs. I. P. Benjamin, Robert Moon and Howard Brundage depart this morning for Carlisle to attend the Dickinson Law School. ER. L. Craig, superintendent of the Connell Powder Company, located at

Messrs I. P. Benjamin Robert Moon Howard Brundage Carlisle Dickinson Law School ER. L. Craig Connell Powder Company

Theatrical Week At Academy Of Music And Leceim Theatre

The Texhuine Bon Ton Stock company returns to the Academy of Music with The Princess of Patches and Money Mad for Grid, while Rambler Extravaganca headlines at the Fror theater with vaudeville and a colonial burlesque A Swell Affair. Notable performers include Emma Bunting Forest Lardner and Clarence Lutes. An upcoming tour features When We Were Twenty-one with midlife sacrifice and romance.

Emma Bunting Nettles Academy of Music Texhuine Bon Ton Stock Company Grid Toomorrow Mack Flag Mr. Teyburne Ja Hilled Fror Theater Torlay Gaideville Matt Stevens Scanlan Stevens Robert Mack Mack Matthews Bile Talien LeRoy Edith Jonnie Brothers Lutes Clarence Lutes Solstices

Two cottages in Flrteret offered at auction

Bid for two cottages in Flrteret to be sold to the highest bidder on October Ith with terms to quit. See Dr. Bateson at 247 Washington avenue for examination and bids. Also a remodeled house with shade trees on upper Green Ridge listed at 6500 dollars with easy terms apply Dean at 614 Spruce Street. A good farm in Waverly borough is for sale inquire J. W. Lynch, Waverly, Ia.

Flrteret Dr. Bateson Washington Avenue Upper Green Ridge Dean Spruce Street Waverly Borough J. W. Lynch Waverly

theatrical venture for San Francisco theater planned by capitalists

Reports from San Francisco describe a group of capitalists arranging a new spacious theater and offering it to actor-manager Henry Miller who is popular there. Plans for a lavish production with a strong plot and wit include Danielle E Mart and V Callahen as authors, a Black Diamond Quartette, and James Fox of New York. The Lyceum season will feature an eccentric electrical orchestra and a German professor guiding the music, described as a comic highlight with a curious cast and multiple acts.

Worl c San Francisco Sen Honry Millie Mr. Miller Mewt High Etuas Dramatic Art Pennadwania Danielle E. Mart V Callahen Coon Hollow Trotonpolitan Esomary James Fox New York Elowster Cage Tennaylvania Lyveeum Sherthy Manson Lyceum

Baseball Scores From Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis

In Chicago the Cubs beat the White Sox with Bell and McGuire on offense and Hartley catching. Cincinnati’s game featured Hahn and Bergen as battery, with 7 000 in attendance before the season closed in the American league finale no games were scheduled.

Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Corrected

Market list shows fresh produce and staples with mixed OCR quality. Beane and marrow prices per bushel range from 3.19 to 8, six and a half dollars for medium beans, green peas per bushel around 14 to 15, and flour per barrel about 4.45. Local dairy products include butter and creamery items.

UH. G. Dale Larkawanne Ave Frech Creamery Tate

Market Report from Philadelphia Cattle and Sheep Sales

Western Pennsylvania and Virginia cattle offered were mostly ordinary quality. Market somewhat dull with no suckers or feeders on offer. Sheep and lamb prices showed lower or steady tendencies with common stock and undesirable culls neglected and lambs commanding modest bids amid moderate demand.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Virginia Eteads Lamba Aga Teio Hake

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