Parish vestry reelects eleven members after church upgrades
The annual meeting approves debt totals and subscriptions for building funds. Auditors N. H. Miller and T. Smith certify accounts as accurate. Elected vestrymen include W. Rollarss Frank Hubbard S. A. McMullen G. A. Reynolds J. P. oA Tingley Charles H. Perkins H. C. Watrous P. Clark R. Manville J. A. Orel Noon Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Sweeter
Mores
Messrs
Ed. S. Retten
W. L. Leonard
Ignace Cen
Ti. Smith
Two Buildings Destroyed by Dundaff Street Fire
A Dundaff Street blaze started from box 4 corner and burned two connected buildings, causing extensive losses to Councilman Gabriel Pugliano and Santo Purine. Fire crews from Mitchell Hose Company and Hendrick pumped resources. flames spread to nearby homes and a grocer’s stock before 2 a.m. control was regained. Insurance under $4,000. Fire likely sparked by an electric wire.
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Dundaff Street
Elarmn
Dundaff and
Fallbrook
Wes
Sinto G. Pugitano
Dunhil Street
Gabriel Pugitano
Mitchell Hose Company
Hief McNulty
C. Pugnano
Anthony Cerra
Hendrick
Columbias
Hendrick Company
Wen
Gos Wert
Puglano
Santo Purine
Europe
Trinity Church Elects Vestrymen At Parish Meeting
The annual Trinity Protestant Episcopal parish meeting met Monday evening at 8:30. Rev Rollin A Sawyer presided with J J Wheeler as secretary. The roll showed 67 contributors from a total of 88, the treasurer W Moras presented a detailed financial report. Outstanding accounts and payments to ministers, the altar guild, and other parish groups were listed with totals and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Rollin
A. Sawyer
J. J. Wheeler
Tata
My. W. Ot. Moras
State Examination for Permanent Teachers Certificates
The state examination will be held in the Central Bligh School on May 10 and 18. Applicants must include full name and subject on every page, write on one side in ink, and submit a valid professional certificate. Examinations cover arithmetic geography reading writing and others. theory of teaching on May 18. Committee members include Frank H H Collins and Miss Lucy Joslin.
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Apydieann
Frank HH. Collins
Collineg
Lucy Joslin
Mietabrook
Died of Pneumonia In Wilsonville Area
Fred Mains died at the Emergency Thursday afternoon of pneumonia following a grip attack three weeks earlier. He was 20, born in Anenvil Wasine county and recently lived in Forest City. A tinman and longtime employee at Mallenbaek’s, he is survived by his father Peter Mains and mother Elizabeth Mains and a sister in Wilsonville near Hewles. The funeral will be held in South Cynan today.
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Fred Mains
Ween
Wis
Anenvil
Wasine
Porest
Mallenbaek
Mir Matus
Peter
Elizabeth Matus
Wilson- Ville
Hewles
Lune
South Cynan
Wrights of Coolwibus Move to Corporate Society Status
At a Monday meeting the Wrights of Coolwibus moved to empower their attorney to prepare legal papers to form the society as an incorporated body. The group discussed plans for a future home in this city and a new era house in the Heap district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrights
Coolwibus
Extra mail service added at Mones Dale post office
An additional mail service was inaugurated at the local post office this week. Previously Maple City had two daily mails over the Delaware and Hudson road departing at 7:22 a.m. and 3 p.m. The new extra shipment will depart from the local station at 1:05 a.m.
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Monesdale
Maple City
Hne
Delaware and Hudson Road
A. We
McCawley Leaves Philadelphia Hospital After Ankle Treatment
JT Jo McCawley of Eighth Avenue returned home from the University of Pennsylvania hospital in Philadelphia after a two month stay for treatment of a broken ankle.
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JT. Jo. McCawley
Eighth Avenue
Universiy of Pennsylvania Hospital
Philadelphia
Lecture on Matos uit Mathig at Sons of Temperance Hall
The Key, Charities Les of the First Presbyterian church will deliver a lecture this evening in the Sons of Temperance hall on the subject of Matos uit Mathig.
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Charities Les
First Presbyterian Church
Sons of Tenperance Hall
Carbondale Groups Granted Charters
Charters were granted to the Carbondale Anatomical Society and the Carbondale Training School for Nurses, expanding local professional and educational institutions.
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The
Carbondale Anatomical Society
Carbondale Training School For Nurses
W C T U Members to Meet at Temperance Hall
The members of the W. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon at seven o'clock in Temperance Hall on Salen Avenue.
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Temperance Hall
Salen Avenue
Daughters Named for Mr and Mrs Michagel Motiurl
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Michagel Motiurl of Fullbrook sivest. The announcement notes the new arrival but provides few further details.
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Mrs. Michagel Motiurl
Fullbrook Sivest
Derby era machinists crisis moves to Albany negotiations
The Delaware and Hudson machinists have sent a three man committee to Albany to meet company officers and national leaders. They aim to present grievances and hope for a timely settlement as work resumes with two imported machinists at the locomotive shops and public sentiment on their side.
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Delaware Vnl Thudson Company
Delaware and Hudson
Albany
National Organization
Carbondale
Albini
Compra
Susquehanna
Watts’ Hall
Recherche Dancing Class Social Draws Big Crowd
The Recherche Dancing Class held a social last evening in Burke's hall with a large attendance. Mozart orchestra provided music as delegations from Scranton, Dunmore Archbard, Olyphant and other towns arrived to add to the lively event. Joseph Walker managed the affair, and dancing continued late into the night.
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Burke's Hall
Efte
Scranton
Dunmore Archbard
Olyphaunt
OFI Tele
Joseph Walker
Jury panel names and dates listed for city service
The document lists grand and petit jurors with names such as Giyaned Jurers Miy James Boy Jan June and June 3 David M. Thomas, Morton A. Gard ney, Thomas C. Williams, and others roles including hotel staff, merchants, carpenters, and workers like miner and machinist. The fragmentary note assigns dates and titles without complete context or locations.
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Giyaned Jurers
Miy
James Boy Jan
PY Tottus
Lee
Petit Jurers
David
M. Thomas
Buikeman
Morton A. Gardney
Michael Duty
Thomas C. Williams
N. Bronson
Abbey
Carpenter
James Ciinley
Willam DA
Church fund drive nets $175.60 for Mount Carmel project
Congregation members rejoice as the patronage event clears $175.60 after expenses. The funds support the Pallbrook street church completion and a second goal gala is planned for May 17 to aid the build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Pallbrook Street
Rines Brothers Present In His Steps at First Methodist
At the First Methodist church last evening the Rines brothers singing evangelists presented a pictorial story of Charles K Sheldon’s novel In His Steps. A large audience was present and heartily enjoyed the performance.
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Rines Brothers
Fev
Charles K. Sheldon
Thirsday Two Merry Tramps and AFauturday When We Were Twenty One
Fragmentary program notes list two events titled Two Merry Tramps and When We Were Twenty One scheduled on days named Thirsday and AFauturday. Details on venues or times are unreadable in the snippet.
Saloon patron captured before night as drunken spell ends
A citizen intoxicated by liquor at town saloons on the outskirts was seized last evening as he prepared to retire in a hallucinatory state, mistaking his surroundings for a different place. Authorities contained the scene aboard No. 1 plane to prevent further danger.
Muddy Bed Chaperoned to City Jail Comforts
A man resting on a downy couch found the mattress muddy and was taken to the city jail where beds are firmer but less damp.
Permanent Quartette Formed for Congregational Church
Musical director Naylor completes arrangements for a permanent quartet to accompany the large chorus at the Congregational Church. The roster includes soprano Edyth Henson of Scranton contralto Mrs Nicholas Bennett of Jermyn tenor O Roe of Carbondale and bass David J Jones of Forest City. They are engaged for the coming year. Next Sunday evening the set will be repeated.
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Naylor
Edyth Henson
Scranton
Nicholas Bennett
Jermyn
O. Roe
Carbondale
David J. Jones
Forest City
Buster
Water Main Break Creates Muddy Pike Street Blockade
A water main on Pike Street near Alderman Atkinson's office ruptured yesterday and could not be shut off in time. The resulting mud hampers access along the street, making it nearly impossible for fire apparatus to pass until repairs are completed.
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Pike Street
Atkinson
Reverend Chaffee Leaves for Wy oming Conference
Rev A F Chaffee of the First Methodist Episcopal Church left yesterday to attend the fiftieth annual Wyoming conference session. He serves on the committee on examinations judging ministerial candidates and the sessions began yesterday morning. He is expected to return to his pastorate for at least another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Chaffee
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wyoming
Hibernians to Host Annual Social at Burke's Hall
Division Noe 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians plans an evening social at Burke's hall. The committee works hard to ensure a cheerful, well organized event and expects this year's gathering to be the brightest and gayest yet.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Burke's Hall
Melville Lecture Promised Again in Wilkes-Barre
Last night a high admission fee kept crowds from hearing Mr. Melville, but tonight the city will host the same program for those who can pay. The Baptist church should be filled by 7 45, with introductions and music by the Graham elstlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Melville
Graham Elstlers
Patterson's New York Pony Joins Local Streets Parade
Augustus L. Patterson bought a handsome Shetland pony during a New York trip for his children. The miniature horse will likely be seen in front of a small carriage on our streets when pleasant weather returns.
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Augustus L. Patterson
New York
Fortnightly Club Meets at Mrs Scurry Home
The Fortnightly club gathered Monday evening at Mrs W G Scurry’s Washington Street residence. Members wore country attire and the affair proceeded in a rustle manner that drew mild comment from Mitteh.
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W. G. Scurry
Washington Street
Mitteh
Engagement of Miss Heesling and Peter Ev erling Jr
Announcement of engagement between Miss Margaret Heesling of Honesdale and Peter Ev erling Jr of this city. The wedding is set for Tuesday April 16 at St Magdalen’s German Catholic church in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heesling
Honesdale
Peter Everling, Jr
St. Magdalen's German Catholic Church
Masonic and Fraternal Orders Mentioned in Notice
A brief notice lists fraternal organizations including William H. Davies Post No 187 GALR Pioneer castle No 205 A O SK M.C Midelity Conclave No 130 and the Improved Order Heptasophs, indicating lodge affiliations and membership groups.
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William H. Davies Post
Pioneer Castle
Local Notes On Residents And Moves In Area
Theron Lee returns to studies at Lafayette College. John D D Nealon and Joseph Monaghan from the city were in Honesdale on Monday. Miss Huth B Clark ill with pneumonia at Dr D L Bailey’s home on Church street. P A Duffy moved from the Lotus house on Pike street to the Duty residence on Fallbrook street. Misses B and Kathryn Gallagher of Scranton guesting with Mr and Mrs James J Gorman. Lehman Carey of South Washington Street takes a position with Carbondale Machine Company. Daniel Davis resumes work at Delaware and Hudson car shops after weeks with an injured eye.
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Theron Lee
Lafayette College
John D.D. Nealon
Joseph Monaghan
Honesdale
Huth B. Clark
D. L. Bailey
Church Street
P. A. Duffy
Ftrot
Loftus House
Pike Street
Fallbrook Street
Kathryn Gallagher
Scranton
James J. Gorman
Lehman Carey
South Washington Street
Carbondale Machine Company
Daniel Davis
Delaware and Hudson Car Shops
Jermyn and Mayfield Borough News
The Jermyn Mayfield meeting notes report board actions on bills for water and electric services, a truancy officer salary, and janitor sworn in for police protection. A wedding of Prynan and Miss Mary Jones, a parade to Taylor for the Century Hose, and new Aptesians uniforms are noted, with several local visits and upcoming exhibitions and health updates.
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Pritchard
Grant Wand Ridwards
George Blake
Patel
Consolidated Water Company
Avery
Wgs
Davia
Daniter Pevan
Stevlal
Bdnine
Blake
Pritehad
Retort Prynan
Mary Jones
Monlay
Jones
Myde Mark Avenue
Seranton
Aptesian
Taylor
Century Hose Company
Aptesians
Philadelphia
Frowes Bryant
Taniuequa
God
Ces
L. A. Green
Jynan H. Howe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jermyn
John H. Rowe
Tad
Ontario and Western Company
Mazel
Florida
Ir. & Opthvie
Wheeler
Carbondale
Ly. J
Mie
Mou Soby
Excelsior power hire approved by Olyphant council
Olyphant council adopted a resolution giving the Excelsior company authority to hire a permanent man and allocating 800 to the city department. The vote had little debate. Several applicants, including Mr. McDonnell, were considered and opposed by some members.
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Council
Excelsior Ove Company
Hore Howe
Cine Fay
City Department
McDonneil
McDonnell Vlei
von Stelle
McManus
Pettiern
Jane
Hobiwem
Mowels
Realint
Foler
Nealon
Reap
Brown
Wicely
Iackavapina Telephone Company
Warthe
Delaware and Mirdeon Company
Whieltow Ile
Graasy Tslaind Askillent
Cleetiie
Knights of Pythiee
Blakely Baptist Church
Scherdls Tall
Mies Louise Brown
Sadie Togain
Austin Laynes
J. O H. Mahon
Enchanted Fair Opens With Promising Start At Local Rink
The fancy fair at Taylor begins with large crowds and strong optimism for success. Decorations charm visitors as booths showcase prizes like a Shidduhairin prize from Scranton and a 101 lel bicycle at low cost. Jurors for May and June include local merchants such as John Atherton and Joseph.
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Xoo
Weber
Achdurahin
Scranton
W. H. Thomas
Peruna endorsements from notable figures and readers
Letter excerpts praise Peruna as a grand tonic and a woman's friend. Mrs Gridley and Mrs Longstreet vouch for its rejuvenating effects, while other readers describe notable improvements in digestion and relief from catarrh. A doctor explains catarrh stages and endorses Peruna as a cure.
Tow sermon and choir uplift church event in hard weather
The Rev. Shanes Wilkes led two sermons on the Christ topic Thief Testimony of Christ at the church. The newly organized choir under Benjamin Bernlines performed. Station Agent Medjeo and Miss Janet Inglis are mentioned with positive notes on health and recovery.
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Kraneis
Dahl
Shanes Wilkes
Christ
Dernleines
Ue Musica
Elireh
Maythy Bander
Vie Onesushow
Medjeo
Mountain Park
Lie Hoon
Toei
Cortyal Railroad
New Derey
Janet Inglis
New 1 Sehiout
Wych Owens
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the People's Exchange
Ebphan A. Warren
Carberslate
Fife
Nettie
Warrenty
Filton A. Warren
T. Cele Sith
Eervices
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N. le Moon
Wereices
Miteloo
Sire S. EL
Clint
Hon
Tolan
Vealermenhite
Altrae
Tiller
Mate
Ariel Hetee
Breil
van Wagener
Gio Altar
Ormilans
Ems
Trinity Pavivh Towa
Polsta
MOSS
Is Paries
Trinity Parish
Treamurgr Trinity Guild Vo
Tev
RAL Sawyer, Services
Bo UN Pranvls H. Muetere
Eerview
George
LPC Center
Thiver Street
Patenetit
Wilestetts
Luke Tee
Boas
Ciarittine
Velnity
Comestis Ai Foreign Mission
Deneeke Vane
Malls
Veinity Guild
Feveet
Patnaatin
Moma
Trent Serediea
Parone
Ian Pail
Allen
Avldiver
Allen & Olaated
le Roy
W. Cc. T. U. Meeting
Opera
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Captain Gridley
Peruna
Gridley
Dewey
Manila
Ecen
James Longstreet
Lucius W. Gaidles
Peroni
Washington
D.C
Tole cdl
Luchis J. Ridley
Mary J. Wennisdy
Armour & Gods
Mississinpi
Omahi
Neb
Peru
Sixty-second
U'ihewee
Dey Horton
Columbus
Ohio
Mary J. Kennedy
Olympia
Scranton Business Houses
Guernsey
Guy
Con
J.w.guernsey
Washington Ave
New Guernsey
Breschen
Wyoming Avenue
New Tweaty Breschel
Washington Avenue
Wilson & Washers
Davis Steam Ore Co
Penn Ave
Goodk
Golden Gate
ADAMS
S. H. Twining
W.d. Barrigdale
Fcore
W. A. Harvey
J. B.wooxtsery
Platee Geass
uMaer Tall K
Minassary & Scranton
Agenia
John A. Toebbing
Wire Hope
Electrial
Guile Pereiro
Mubber Mill Co
Belting
Howe and Mechanica
Hubber Goods
Koowlton Packing
Carlyt's
OU Clothing
Pauli Eldy
W. H. GORDON @ SON
Hines
HaNnLey's
F.L. HirchococKk & Son
SUC and
GOP Commonwealth Building
Scranton, PA
Laine
O.s.bloss
Smith Premier Typewriter
L. Sommar
Mingatos Alem Omen
Lackawanna Underwear Store
Spruce
Lucegeor In
Huntington
Reisman
Spruce Street
Corina
Queen OF
KEY West Wigars
DE AW
Connell
Eee
Sgranton Vitrified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
M. Lb, Dble
Operal Falken Aeont
Otioe
Neos Aug
Holt
Chileon
Aritet
HSB
M.T. Keecen
Edwin S. Williams
FOOM
Coal Exchange
Anton
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Uaalin
Watts
Nike
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