Trains and Times Fray the Carbondale Schedule
Train schedule notes from Carbondale dated November 4 2001 show departures for Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and Montreal with multiple times and connections. Arrivals from Wilkes Barre Old Berwick and Wisefart are listed along with Sunday and weekday services and station connections.
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Carbondale
Towa
Scranton
Wilkes Marre
Walmart
Mondale
Waymart
Wilkes-Barre
Wold Berinton UK
Dad
Too
Tralra
Cartondale
Train schedule fragment from Carbondale to Scranton and beyond
Incomplete OCR shows trains leaving Carbondale for Scranton and connecting points with times around 4.00 and 1000 pin, mentioning arrival from Scranton and connections to New York. The text is garbled with days of the week and unreadable city names, but indicates a transit timetable snapshot.
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Carbondale
Scramten
Savi
Fann
Aperte
Potits
TG A. A
Tha
Minh Ta Ihes
GOK Pn
Delivery notice urges reports of irregularities in Tribune service
Subscribers to The Tribune are urged to report any irregularity or confusion in delivery to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Reynolds newsdealers. Reported delivery confusion should be sent promptly to aid efficient service.
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Tribee
Carbondale
Tribune
Burke
Robert & Reynolds
Nuptial Surprise As Hall and Pengelly Wed Quietly
Lieutenant Colonel Harry J. Hall and Miss Myrtle Pengelly quietly wed in Windsor on September 28, ending a plan for marriage this spring. The couple returned to Carbondale the same evening, and their wedding is celebrated with warm congratulations from family and friends. Mr Hall, a senior officer in the Bevo regiment, is a respected employee at Hendrick Manufacturing. Mrs Hall is beloved for her gentle nature and community ties. They will reside on Pengelly Lane, Hickett Street, amid a circle of social and fraternal associates awaiting further happiness.
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the Tribune
Harry J. Hell
Myrtle Pengolly
Siiter
Windsor
N.Y
Hall
Tome
Mrs. Hall
Tor Windsor
Carbondale
Finlan
Pengelly
Hickett Street
Ir. Hall
Odi Bellaws
Mall
Hemdriek Manufaci
Chall
Ste
Mir
Main Street
Paterson
N. J
Evan W. Davis
Storrs Street
Plymouth
James Davis
Olive Camp
Modern
Woodmen of America
Red Men's Hall
Grape Nuts Backed as Cure Claim by Local Couple
A Delaware reader recalls a husband stating his wife suffered neuralgia until taking Grape Nuts breakfast food. He claims relief occurred after starting the cereal, crediting it with ending her pain and curing her condition.
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Delaware
Hii
Thomas Re
Evening Gala Dances Attract Guests From Out of Town
Brightly robed dancers entertained as Mogart orchestra played the latest dance tunes. Numerous out of town guests enjoyed the festive event.
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Mogart
Ashman Hull Thrown From Wagon Into River
George Hull, an ashman from Archbald Street, plunged into the Lackawanna River yesterday when his wagon tipped over the embankment behind the Anthracite. He landed upright, suffered a broken right ankle, was pulled from the water by bystanders, and taken home after treatment by Dr. Andrew Miles.
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George Hull
Archbald Street
Gountey
Lackandana
Hull
Han
Andrew Miles
Crescents Baseball Mascot Sparks Early Season Hopes
The Crescents’ pep mascot awakens from winter to rally fans and players. The Amalgamation of Marechiall hooters is teased as the team seeks games with Wilkes-Barre and Archbald, while Carbondale queries how soon Archbald will be ready to face the Crescents in a landmark meeting.
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Crescents
Crescent
Association of
Marechiall Hooters
Rhune
Hoelleria
Arehbius
Eieonesdale
Tribune
Wddlee
Association of Baseball Mooters
Sixth Avenue
Post
Arthur Thomes
WH Meline
Frank McDonald
Poe
Miertin
Henry Meilenna
James Healey
Walter Relrdon
Tom Coleman
Laglebert Collins
Geral MuBile
Ty Bt
Nick
Nick Murtigh
Carbondale
Miner-Hilliard
Wilkes-Barre
Lugerne
Cyibondide
Creecents
Mindairer
Nan Whit
Archbald
Pilus the Crescents
Hart Named Successor in West Pittston Firm
John J. Hart of Pittston arrived at the Harrison house as the successor to John Tl. Nullin, deceased, longtime representative for Hoss & Co. of West Pittston. Hart, with strong Carbondale connections, has spent over thirty years with Ross & Co. as head of the shipping department.
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John J. Hart
Pittston
Harrison House Yesterdiay
John Tl’. Nullin
Hoss &c
West Pittston
Hart
Carbondale
Ross & Co
John Nicol Threatened by Dangerous Condition at Home
John Nicol of Cemetery Street suffers from an intestinal disease that confined him for months. He weakened yesterday morning, but by evening he rallied and there is hope of recovery.
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John Nicol
Cemetery Street
Funeral of Mrs Michael Kearney in Ai Ul Reat Bi a
Funeral services for Mrs Michael Kearney of Ai Ul Reat were held with family and local mourners in Bi a. The late Mrs Kearney, widow of Jute Mire Michael Kearney, was remembered for her long life and community in the area.
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Michael Kearney
Deceased Lauded by Pallbearers at Private Burial
A memorial service notes the deceased followed to final resting place. Rev Walter Gormiui led hymns with Frequiem worship referenced. Pallbearers listed include P B Carden Michiel Carden Patrick Hart John Scott Robert McHide and Patrick Mes Donald.
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Cevsion
Mose
Walter Gormiui
P. B. Carden
Michiel Carden
Patrick Hart
John Scott
Robert McHide
Patrick Mes Donald
Casey May Recover From Spasm Illness
A Powderly resident Casey is reported to be improving after a severe bout of hiccoughs. The Tribune notes a sudden easing on Saturday and growing hope for recovery as family and supporters receive remedies from across the state.
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Casey
Nh Casey
Causey
the Tribune
Tribunce
Novices to Receive White Veil at St Rose Convent
Six candidates will receive the white veil at a dawn Mass in the chapel of St Rose convent. Rev Bishop Hoban will celebrate as six postulants profess their vows. Two junior assistants are Misses Justin Monahan and Cliva Gilhoo. Father Ander of the Redemptorists led their retreat.
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St. Rose Convent
Hoban
Justina Monahan
Cliva Gilhoo
Ander
Order of Redemptorists
Horton A Lee establishes Hotel Evertt in Sidney Centre
In Sidney Centre Horton A Lee known as a cheerful fort finds success in his new home Hotel Everett. His Carbondale friends extend best wishes and join in his continued prosperity. His father H A H Lee also leaves the city to reside with Hart in the same hotel, bringing a wide circle of well wishers.
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Horton A. Lee
Hotel
Everett
Sidney Centre
Carbondale
Lee
Hah. Lee
Hart
Lecture at First Congregational predicts public ownership of key utilities
Reverend Clearge Sk. Bigelow spoke Saturday at the First Congregational Church forecasting public ownership of railroads telegraph telephone light and power systems once benefits are evident. He argued socialism will reign and highlighted its advantages over current economic and industrial systems.
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Clearge Sk. Bigelow
First Congregational Church
Forbes Family Member Stricken by Smallpox in New York
Word reaches this city that Miss Mary Forbes daughter of the late John Forbes is ill with smallpox at her New York home. Her brother Paul Forbes who had also fallen ill is in grave condition. The Forbes family here is greatly affected and many friends share the sorrow.
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Mary Forbes
John Forbes
New York City
Paul Forbes
Forbes
Calendar artwork adorns Carbondale office walls
The Carbondale Tribune reports a decorative calendar from Armour & Co. artfully displayed in the office, illustrating six types of the American society girl. The contributor is Hl. Newimin of Scranton, Armour's representative and connected with the local business scene.
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Carbondale
the Tribune
Hl. Newimin
Scranton
Ente Ing
Armour
Armour & Co
Cigarmakers Union Dance Delights Watts Hall Guests
The Cigarmakers union held a dance at Watts Hall last evening with ample hospitality for guests Huestis. Prof. Firth supplied music and the event finished in an uninterrupted period of enjoyment.
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Cigarmakers' Union
Watts
Prof
Firth
Men from Belmont and Last Chance Seek Army Enlistment
Hector Sampson of the Belmont section and Clyde Davenport of the Last Chance left yesterday for Scranton to enlist in the United States army with a view to serving in the Philippines. Both are active members of the Centennial club.
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Hector Sampson
Belmont
Clyde Davenport
Last Chance
Scranton
United States Army
Phillippines
Cenetemmial Club
Murray Mackie Company Delights Grand Audience
The Murray-Mackie company pleased a large Grand Theatre crowd last night with the drama A Man of Mystery. The program featured entertaining specialties and the troupe is expected to attract big audiences throughout the week.
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Murray-Mackie Company
Odd Fellows Lodge No.8 elects officers for term
Cimbrhim lodge No 8 Independent Order of Odd Fellows chose Alexander Cope as Noble Grand and Robert Welry as Vice Grand on Saturday evening. O F Treverton elected secretary and I F L Bhi named trustee. The notes reflect a local fraternal installation.
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Cimbrhim Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Alexander Copeland
Vince Grand
Robert Welry
Treverton
Trusice
Willig Fl Divis Women’s Hell of Doys
Vincent de Paul aids groups in Lackawanna and Carbondale easing hardship. Hed Men and Mitchell Hose company members participate with Carbondale chapters supporting Heptisophs efforts.
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Willig
Divis
Hell of Doys
Vincent de Paul
Mitchell Hose
Fall of Ludwig Brauer Met with Neighborly Gratitude
The family of the late Ludwig Brauer expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for their assistance during recent bereavement and to Lackawanna Tribe of Fed Aten for support.
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Ludwig Brauer
Easter Visitors Share Carbondale Day Amid Holiday Guests
Carbondale welcomed a mix of out of town visitors and hometown residents on Easter Sunday. Scranton guests included Mrs Beather Moses and Miss Carrie Miller with local hosts on North Main and Washington avenues. Visitors from Beranton and Wilkes-Barre joined families on West Slide Terrace and Spring street for holiday visits.
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Carbondale
Beather Moses
Scranton
Misa
Martha Singer
North Main Street
Mre
W. B.S. Paul
Oneonto
George
James Paul
Frank Smith
Mire
FW. Bawards
West Slide
Joe Meharry
Wilkes- Barre
Terrace Street
Dr. Weaver
Willis Jones
Electric City
Claude Oliver
Edward Stevens
Catherine Little
C. J. Quinn
Beranton
Louis Lee
Curt Lee
Dundaff
W. D. Evans
Methodist Church
John Bhvans
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Esther Wyan
Fearview
Winnie Sheridan
Sarrah Skaine
Mainie Purcell
Mainile Purley
Waster
Myrs
Mary J. Perry
Miaple Avenue
Dundalk
Mrr
Robert Holland
Colgate Glee Club Delights Carbondale Audience
About 700 Carbondale aristocrats filled Berean Baptist Church last night to hear Colgate University musical organizations. The Glee Club of 15 performed with high-class music, encores, and lively college style. The Marndolin club and quartet offered refined selections and vocal balance, with Kathleen Mavourneen and The Bridge among standout pieces. Proceeds aided by the Ladies Aid Society under H. J. Whalen.
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Berean Baptist Church
Carbonidale
Colgate University
Glee Club
Shattuck
Marndolin Club
Ladles‘’ Aid Society
Stew H. J. Whalen
Carbondale
Colgate Boys
Ninth Avenue Grading and Curbing Ordinance Passes
Common council members Collins Thompson Nealon Whitfield Stone J Masters Pugliano and vane answered roll call. Ordinance No 1 for grading and curbing Ninth Avenue from Malin Street to Park Street passes third and final reading. Meeting ends in five minutes.
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Common Council
Collins
Thompson
Nealon
Whitfield
Stone
J. Masters
Pugliano
Vane
Ninth Avenue
Malin Street
Park Street
Forest City yard crew led by Willig Peel
The Liethas served in the Forest City yard under Willig Peel. The engineer listed as Joseph Ciould. John Madigan returns from the Buffalo division and joins Contuce for Peel. Delaware and Hudson add locomotive No. 204. Hoth Dehinwire and Budgon round houses undergo electrical testing.
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Liethas
Forest City
Willig Peel
Joseph Ciould
John Madigan
Buffalo
Contuce
Peel
Delaware and Hudson Lis
First Annual Easter Dance of West Side Republican Club
Invitations went out for a Wednesday evening Easter dance at St. David's hall West Scranton with Bauer providing the music. A number from this city will attend the social event in West Scranton.
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West Side Republican Club
St. David's Hall
West Scranton
Bauer
Wieet Scranton
Ill With Mumps At Nobert Cos Home On Laurel Street
Illness notes Nobert Cos at his Laurel Street residence with mumps, the report states. The brief item lists the condition and locale without additional details.
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Nobert Cos Lill
Laurel Street
Lumber firm to open fully stocked sheds in Jermyn
The Mills family lumber concerns claim a doubtful possession of recently vacated lumber sheds in Jermyn formerly held by Peek. They plan to open fully stocked facilities there within a few days.
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W. Mills
Jermyn
Agnes Coleman Secures Sales Role at Local Shoe Store
Miss Agnes Coleman of the West Side takes a sales position at Abe Bahin's shoe store amid local staffing changes.
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Agnes Coleman
West Side
Lan Abe Bahin
James Gilhool Recovers After Illness Sidelight
James Gilhool, after several days of illness, shows improvement and is able to be around again. Michael Gilhool continues to work on unspecified duties, continuing family matters and daily labor tasks.
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James Gilhool
Michael Gilhool
Local Visitors Noted Across Scranton Forest City Areas
The passing throng includes Timothy Holland visiting Scranton. Miss Mumle Mocnahian and Miss Margaret Howie of Jermyn in Forest City yesterday. Edward J. Haley and W. F. Loftus toured Forest City while Harry Stanton of Bevanton traveled to Carbondale. Miksa Genevieve Reilly of Pleasant Mount returned home with her niece Miss Florence Cawsby of Wilkes-Barre after a sojourn with Mrs. James Creegan.
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Timothy Holland
Scranton
Mumle Mocnahian
Forest City
Margaret Howie
Jermyn
Edward J. Haley
W. F. Loftus
Harry Stanton
Bevanton
Carbondale
Miksa Genevieve Reilly
Pleasant Mount
James Creegan
Florence Cawsby
Wilkes-Barre
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with refund policy if not cured. Mentions EB W Grove signature on each box and urges customers to buy from druggists.
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EB. W. Grove
Mock trial in church basement draws large audience
A community mock trial is set for Friday evening in the basement of the Methodist Episcopal church, offering an affordable evening of entertainment and a glimpse into county court procedures. Supper tickets available via the Ladies' Aid Society, with proceeds supporting church activities.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
William Jenkins
Third Street
St. James' Church
Daughters of St. George
Win
Mire
Buckingham
N. Bennett
I. A. Green
Richard Hocking
W. J. Baker
Curtbondale
William Clarvey
North Main Street
United Mine Workers
Elias T. Evans
Arthur
Wandling
T. B. Griffiths
North Matin Street
Nicholas Moon
Carbondale
Elizabeth Davis
Second Street
Roy Bunnell
Scranton
Easter supper and social notes from Blakely church
Blakely area social calendar covers an Easter supper at Blakely Baptist church from 6 to 8 pm, a charity hall gathering with attendees listed, and a large turnout for an Olyp hian orchestra social at Mahon’s hall. Community groups review street cleaning by Street Commissioner McAndrew and events at the Allan Villair company and Wilson Five rooms meeting urged for a public inquiry into a recent fire.
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Taudies
Blakely Baptist Church
Olympian Orchestra
Mahon'’s Hall
Chareity Hall
New Armory
WJ. J. Cummnings
Mins
John Jordan
J. H. Mahon
Louise Brown
Lynch
Leo Lynch
T. F. Jordan
James Jordan
Annie
Elizabeth Jordan
J. Evans
T. J. Hanahoe
Mamie
Livile Hanahoe
Mame McGowan
May Ferguson
Nellie Ryan
Grace Lynch
Austin Lynch
Blakely Whilst
Richard Griffiths
Waterville
Blakely
Florence McDonnell
Binghamston
Willian Wheeler
Willow Street
Wilson Five Company
Peckville
A. D. Haines
Burgess
Taylor lodge to close fair with china dishes auction and concert
Taylor Lackawanna lodge No 11 American Protestant association plans a Tuesday evening May 12 close of their adjourned fair and contests at Weber's rink with a concert social and disposal of leftovers by chances plus two door prizes for adults and children. The event features performances by local groups and named participants.
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Lackawanna Lodge
Americcan Protestant Association
Weber's Rink
Anthracite Glee Club
Dunmore Mandolin
W. DD. Evans
Carebondale
Arthur Morgans
Oliver Howell
Sarah J. Price
Oscar Morris
Archbald
Odd Fellows Hall
Vickers
Judas Muavenhees
Calvary Baptist Church
Taylor Oratorio Society
Exererdes
Pride of Lackawanna Lodge
Nerve Pills Boast Cure For Nervous Headaches
A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are advertised as a splendid cure for nervous sick headaches. Testimonial from Thomas Summers of Beranton Pa describes severe headaches and relief after using pills from Matthews Bros. drugstore. Sold at one dollar per box with the signature of A. W. Chase, M D on every package.
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My. Thomas Summers
Jackson Street
Beranton
Sive
A.W. Chase
Mathews Bros
Steve
Lackawanna
A. W. Chase
A, W. Chase Medicine Wo
Buffalo
M. D
Woman's Friend Lydia E Pinkham Cures Mrs Belknap
Mrs Florence Nightingale Belknap of San Francisco a prominent Pentecost Church member reports relief from postnatal health issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health after months of suffering and multiple doctors. The letter offers $5000 for authenticity if not genuine.
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Florence Nightingale Belknap
San Francisco
Lydia E. Pinkham
N. Belknap
Leavenworth St
Cal
Elmhurst Community Notes Ties And Transitions
Rev Nye preached at the Presbyterian church in Elmhurst. Residents hosted guests, moved to new homes, or prepared for new residences including Mr. Thompson moving to the Manse, Mr. Davis departing for Lester Shire, and Mrs Hartleson migrating to Bangor. Lena Jenkins wed Jay Stanton in Binghamton. families welcomed and farewelled neighbors as community ties shift.
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Mr Nye
Dunmore
Presbyterian Church
A. TB. Williams
T. N. Thompson
Priory
Lestershire
J. H. Cole
Jersey City
Baltimore
Schinnerling
Goaldsboro
Charles Burkhart
Aberdeen
W. Curtis
Lena Jenkins
Binghamton
Jay Stanton
Scranton
W. Burmeister
Daniel Sullivan
Serminton
and Mire
Wil Kemmey
Miss Grave Stanton
Jennie Dunning
Bessie Buckingham
Nettie Kipp
Cora New
Mainie Dunning
Greece Stanton
Dorothy Stanton
Davis
W. FL Page
Charles New
WL .Trel- Lie
Burt Aten
Charles Jenny
Wallace Parester
G. A. Cale
H. &. Stinton
Edina Buckingham
Aly Walny
Elinehurst
Ladies’ Ald Society
Dalton Lantern Entertainment and Local Weddings Noted
Dalton hosts a magile lantern entertainment at Six Principles Baptist church on Tuesday with a five cent cie mission. Miss Edith Tubois a fashionable young lady will wed Wednesday at 4 pm to Winton Wrigley of Pretroville. Attorney Bred EF Beatt plans to move to Montrose with his family while suggesting other local notices. Large congregations attended both morning and evening services at the Baptist church Sunday as decor featured flowers judie and ferns.
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Cie
Edith TuBois
Winton Wrigley
Pretoryville
Beatt
Montrose
Hitele
Rank von Stoyeh
Sone Aig
Mie
Kellogg
Soa
Springville
Fessenden
Sovutom
Kev
Six-Principle Baptist church property noted and obituaries
Mrs Niles Smith hosted a Saturday tea in honor of Miss Mary Reider with guests including Kate Reider Jennie Decker Blanche Armstrong Nellie and Grace Von Storch and Della Slocum Elsie Evans and Miss Snow of Scranton visited the Kresges. Harrison H Colvin longtime West Ablington resident died Monday at age 96 after years of illness born May 4 1848 he married L E Harding Oct 21 1847 and left five children The funeral will be held at the Dalton Baptist Church Wednesday at 11 o'clock with interment at Shoemaker's cemetery.
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Niles Smith
Mary Reider
Kate Reider
Jennie Decker
Blanche Armstrong
Nellie
Grace von Storch
Della Slocum
Elsie Evans
Miss Snow
Scranton
Tra Kresge
Minnie Brown
Mary Gardner
New York
Harrison H. Colvin
West Ablington
Colyin
Mies L. E. Harding
Exeter
H. N. Colvin
Duluth
Minn
Emory Colvin
George Colvin
George Northup
Glenburn
Dalton Baptist Ehuren
Shoemaker's Cemetery
Local Society Notes And Church Events In Scranton Area
The Ladies Aid meets this afternoon at Alves with Mrs Travis and Mary Bourn in attendance. Epworth League holds monthly business and literary gathering at the Methodist Episcopal church Friday night. Funeral services for Mrs Emily A Travis widow of Captain H S Travis are set for Wednesday at 1 PM. Evangelist J J Davis continues revival efforts with Methodist Episcopal and other churches noting many converts. Clergy and communities report moves, visits, and new ventures across Scranton Gouldsboro Exeter and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alves
Pyon Gardner
Cuelools
Grace
Mary Bourn
Scrantonn
Horace Jones
Orrin Womneker Java
Taleville
Sherman
May
Scranton
Npworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs. Bush
Max
Harold
Gouldsboro
Emily A. Travis
Travis
Albert Hunthivill
J. Cannon
Hymen Tonstein
Willams Friinds
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Kymen Lonatein
Clothier
Exeter
Trewe Pittston
J. J. Davis
Wyoming Conference
H. Prentice
Methodist Biscopal Church
Davis
Social Roundup and a Hospital Blaze In Missouri
Moosic Mrs Lucy Snyder attended a party in Wyoming Saturday. Misa Mayine Plinds spent Sunday in Blakely. Miss Livvie and Miss Ethel Jones of Taylor were with Miss Maude Smith Mia. James Miller and daughter Laure of Carbondale were in town Saturday. A serious accident occurred yesterday afternoon in Dr Richards office. The gasoline tank exploded setting Dr Richards and his wife’s clothing ablaze. Both were severely burned though the fire was quickly put out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Snyder
Wyoming
Misa Mayine Plinds
Blakely
Livgie
Ethel Jones
Taylor
Maudeé Smith
Mia
James Miller
Laure
Carbondale
Dr. Richards
Settle
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the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Ontario and Western
Harry J. Hall
Myrtle Pengelly
St. Aloysius Society
Burke Building
Aloysius Toy
Tharaeter
Wade
Ashman
Baseball Rooters
The
Baseball News
Mr. Nullin
John Nicol Dangerously
ST. Rose
Public
Army
the Murray-Mackie Company
Cambrian
Kilhullen
Colgate Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Railroad News
Jermyn and Mayfield
Elmhurst
Dalton
Moscow
Wardibeud J Dewalt
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