High Valley Railroad Timetables May 27 1900
Railroad timetable from High Valley Railroad lists depart and arrival stops between Freeland Weatherly Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethlehem Easton Philadelphia New York and other points. It includes morning and afternoon trains to Hazleton Mahanoy City Shenandoah Mt. Carmel Shamokin and Sandy Run with multiple connections at Hazleton Junction and via electric cars. Also includes Drifton Hazleton Junction and Deringer service with various daily and Sunday departures. Officials named include H W Wilbur general superintendent and Charles B Lee general passenger agent. Time table in effect April 18 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Valley Railroad
Freeland
Weatherly
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Philadelphia
New York
Sandy Run
White Haven
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston
Scranton
Hazleton
Mahanoy City
Shenandoah
Ashland
Mt. Carmel
Shamokin
Aero Sandy Run
the Haven
Wiskee-Barre
All Points West
Pottsville
Ahland
Boston
Mauchubunk
Ag York
Adelphia
Bottsville
Kale Haven
Llin H.wilbur
Cortlandt Street
New York City
Chas
Lee
J.T. Keith
Drifton
Harwood
Cranberry
Tomhicken
Deringer
Oneida Junction
Harwood Road
Humboldt Road
Oneida
Sheppton
Hazleton Junction
Humboldtoad
Unday
Tomhick N
Haszleton Junction
Oan
Shoppton
Humboldt Harwood Road
Roan
Beaver Meadow Road
Stockton
Hagzle Brook
Eckley
Jeddo
Beaverames Road
Hazle Brook
Eddo
Jeannesville
Audenried
Traction Company
P. K. Rt
Wilkesbarre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Gringer
Luther C. Smith
Pleasure Calendar and local events list
June 28 eighth annual entertainment of Pupils of St Ann s parochial school at Grand Opera House. Tickets 35, 25 and 15 cents. June 30 picnic of Good Wills Athletic Association at Public Park. July 4 picnic of Citizens Hose Company at Public Park. July 14 trolley excursion of Chester Base Ball Club to Hazle Park Round trip tickets 24 cents. July 4 first annual prize and tournament of sports by Transvaal base ball club at Cycle Path Grove Eckley. George T Stevens of Drifton graduated yesterday at the head of his class in Pottsville high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Parochial School
Grand Opera House
Good Wills Athletic Association
Public Park
Citizens’ Hose Company
Chester Base Ball Club
Hazle Park
Transvaal Base Ball Club
Cycle Path Grove
Eckley
Dems to Mark Fourth in Hazle Park Picnic Banquet
Summary of local notes includes a Fourth of July celebration by the Democrats of the Fourth legislative district at Hazle Park, plus various community notices: obituaries, graduations, court actions, municipal bids, and local society updates from Freeland and surrounding towns. Named people include Joseph Carr family, I. J. Sugrue, Miss Jennie DeFoy, Esther Bobbick, and Edward Doudt with Freeland and Eckley references.
Cupid's Busy Days in Local Nuptials Roundup
In Scranton and nearby towns, several couples tied the knot yesterday or this week. James B. Ferry and Annie Haggerty wed in Providence with friends present, while John J. McLaughlin and May Guckivan married in Hazleton and will reside in Philadelphia. Elizabeth James and Charles Shalters plan Reading residence, Douglas Rute and May Gettle wed at White Haven with a large turnout, and additional ceremonies include Harry Burger and Anna Zoob, Patrick Gallagher and Bid Boyle, and Hugh McDevitt and Grace Campbell in their respective communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Scranton
James B. Ferry
Freeland
Annie Haggerty
Miss Bid Haggerty
James McKinley
New York City
Upper Lehigh
Merry
Washington Street
Luzerne
John J. McLaughlin
Philadelphia
May Guckivan
Milnesville
St. Gabrial’s Church
Hazleton
North Side
Patrick McLaughlin
North Ridge Street
Thimunnk
Shalters
Berks County
Reading
White Haven
Frank Marshal
Town
Douglas Rute
May Gettle
Asa Rute
Mary Britton
Wilkesbarre
Harry Burger
Highland
Anna Zoob
Patrick Gallagher
Bid Boyle
Jeddo
St. Ann's Church
Hugh McDevitt
Grace Campbell
Bekley
Scranton Area Social Notes and Local News
Miss Clare McDonald finishes term and returns home while several residents attend events in Bloomsburg and Wilkesbarre. Local officers are elected for Freeland Junior Mechanics and Jr O U A M. Ice cream poisoning claims 15 year old Maria Collier in Jonestown. Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co begins moving mills from Scranton to Buffalo, affecting 3,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare McDonald
Scranton
Simon
Nettle NeuBurger
Bloomsburg School
Candy O. Boyle
Priceburg
Lackawanna County
Sarah Dodson
Wilkesbarre
Walnut Street
Maria
Joseph Collier
Jontesville
Hazleton
Sweeney Nominated in Fourth District by Democrats
James A. Sweeney of Hazleton won the Fourth district Democratic nomination for assembly over F. F. Boyle by 22 to 21 on the third ballot aided by Campbell of East Foster and McLaughlin of Freeland. The party reaffirmed the Chicago platform, endorsed Bryan, and pledged to support a Kan sas City platform and county establishment. Biglow is district chairman and will push a vigorous campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Sweeney
Hazleton
Assembly
F. Boyle
Michael Campbell
East Foster
George McLaughlin
Freeland
Sweeney
Boyle
Campbell
McLaughlin
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
John H. Biglow
Entertaining St Ann's pupils dazzle Grand Opera House crowd
The eighth annual St Ann's parochial school show at the Grand opera house drew a crowded audience despite the heat. Nearly 200 girls opened with a choral piece, with piano numbers, mandolins, and a comedy drill by boys. The six act drama Through Darkness to Light featured many named students and ended with a valedictory and diplomas to graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Parochial School
Grand Opera House
St. Cecilia's Club
Opera
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Toomey
Uy Freeland
Mary Ann Brengen
Jhns
Orion Stroh
Chestnut Street
Birranton
Ridge Street
John Walitaky
Same Street
T. A. Buckley
J. P
Centre
Ridge
Washington
South
Adana Stree
Centre Street
Andrew Zemany
George T. Stevens
Pottsville High School
Charles E. Keck
Ashley
McMenamin
South Centre Street
Joseph
Bernard J. Carr
St. Ann’s Cemetery
John Shigo
Andrew Hudock
George Hudaky
Greek Catholic Union of Pennsylvania
Harry Loek
Jeanesville
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
John Hines
Thomas Sarricks
Aquilla Johnson
Leah Parry
Bessie Owens
East Stroudsburg Normal School
Thomas Birkbeck
State Board of Medical Examiners
Keiper
Edward Doudt
Foster School Board
Thomas
Joseph Birkbeck
A. Rudewick
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
I. J. Sugrue
German Hospital
Jennie DeFoy
St. Ann's Band
John Smith
Keiper's
Brewing Company
Brosiin and Young
Schuylkill County
A. L. Shay
R. Patterson
C. M. Brumm
Daniel Duffy
Luzerne County
Lewis Ortner
George Barager
Lehigh University
Markle & Co
Coxe Bros. & Co
William Karschner
Birkbeck Street
A. Oswald's
Esther Bobbick
Laurytown
Bloomsburg Normal School
G. Mord. Neuburger
Bloomsburg Normal
Mamie Hayes
Jennie Bachman
Lizzie Lawson
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
Hazleton Machinery and Supply Company
Moyer Plumbing Company
Charles Shiffer
Freeland Brewing Company
Main Street
Mike Hoynes
Ecksley
Squire Buckley
Tia
Trans-vaal Baseball Club
Silver Brook
Charles Ward
T. Cooper
W. J. Hoffman
W. H. Baskin
Drifton FP
P.O. S. of A
George Wagner
O. T. Richards
Isaac Solt
Thomas Richards
Alex Allen
William Baskin
Harvey B. Hoffman
William Weaver
James Baskin
William Gibbon
Matthew Welsh
George Fowler
Triune
Trivium
Miss Bid Boyle
North Centre Street
Miners’ Hospital
William Koster
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Robert Baskin
Fredrick
Cupid
BE. J. Moore
Warrior Run
N. L. Butterwick
Danville
W. L
Front Street
Bessie Johnson
Stroudsburg
Celia Faltz
Berwick
A. M. Shive
James M. Dwyer
John R. Boyd
Jerry Fritzinger
Charles Eastwood
Milton Koons
Jos
Lackawanna [Ran and Steel Company
Buffalo
Burgess
Burgess P. J. Calpin
Sugar Notch
United States
Calpin
Martin
Tidewater Points
Freeland Trisunx
Trisuné
Hazleton Standard
Freeland Trieune
Singleton
Fernwood
William Holleran
Joseph Sadie
John Gross
Mitchel Manturich
Life Insurance
Maymonte
Ofticn
Vreeland
Driftan
Philadelphia Press
School Entertainment
DePierre
Robin Red Breast
Schottische
Master Brogan
Capece
M. Johnson
L. Sosnoski
The
Little Ones
Gallop
M. Capeca
M. B. Johnson
A. Washkweltz
M. D. Johnson
Knights of Columbus
Maggio
Mary Halpin
A. Roberts
Kendell
M. Bonoma
DePierro
Margaret Gaffney
Misaes K
Dever
M, Shigo
M. Hadock
M. McGeehan
Mrs. Snibbs
Lady Trixley
Alice Riley
Mildred
Vee
Annie Denneny
Cecil
Bridget Gallagher
Jeralda
Lace Yonder
Mary B. Gallagher
Frances
Lad Trixtey
Bridget Gillespie
Flower Girls
Millie Bonoma
May Jacobs
Annie Nelley
Teresa Meehan
Loretta Gallagher
Pauline DePierre
Katie Bever
Mary Ward
Katie Guryan
Annie Capece
M. Capece
G. Sweeney
Mary Dever
M. J. Fallihee
Timony
Brogan
Jacobs
McTague
Master Higgins
Grace Sweeney
Phila
Sense
PROP
Birkbeck
Asar
Ean M. Carr
Attorney-at-Law
PostoMece Building
Cess McLaughlin
Brennan's
Centre St
R J, O'Donnell
Campbell Building
A. Buckley
Justice of the Peace
Tribune Building
D. N. Maley
E. Hayes
Hazelton Bros
Hess
Refocheh
NL South Ce
Laubach
Vienna
B. C. Laubach
Nea
Amandus Oswald
Y.W. Cor
Frelang
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