Congregational Convention to Meet in City Next Week
Sixteenth semi annual Wyoming association of Congregational churches and ninth annual Sunday School union meet at first Congregational church on Tuesday and Wednesday April 16 and 17. Officers include Moueritor Nev RooN Morris Welsh Hilseribe Rev DL Davis treasurer Mr doina den King. Program covers morning and evening sessions with talks on church duties and Sunday school ties. Officers of the Sunday School union listed with president Rev FE Bowl of Scranton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming A Association of Congregational Churches
Sunday Echool Union
First Congregational Church
Moueritor
Nev
Roon. Morris
Welsh Hilseribe
DL. Davis
Mount Canneli
Doina
den King
Niltstonary
Morels
Fyans
G. Heal
Arata Lateran
Ras Mucting
Luke
Coaltite
Amps Oossesseos
Evotional Service
Rew He Denkins
Remdtons
Rew Ever Evans
Nanticoke
Victon
E. J. Morris
Wilkes-Harre
Mon. Harris
Lapor
T. W. Dlones
Philadelphia
Bo Sepmom
Wy HL Stacey
Lansford
Sunday School Union
d—Business
Rev. FE
AL Bowl
Scranton
Grifith Jenkins
Plymouth
J. P P. Davies
Edwardedate
John J. Jenkins
Edwardswele
Mammoth Euchre by St. Rose de Lima Ladies
The Young Ladies Communion Table association of St. Rose de Lima hosts its second progressive euchre party in the Burke building. More than 100 tables will host games with over 400 players. many prizes will be awarded to top players. Professor Firth provides promenade music. a 40‑member committee runs the event, likely the largest euchre party here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
Church of St. Rose de Lima
Prome
Burke
Firth
Carbondale Medical Society Meets at President Pletcher Home
The Carbondale Medical Society held its regular meeting and social gathering last evening at Dr W Low Pletcher's residence in Birkett Terrace. Dr B S Shields was slated to read a technical paper but could not attend due to professional duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Medical Society
Wlow, Pletcher
Birkett Terrace
Shields
Lymann Howe Hoving Exhibition at Grand Opera House
The Ladies' Art Society of the Berean Baptist church announces Lyman HH Howe's Hoving picture show at the Grand Opera House on Wednesday April 1. The annual event draws strong notice and is regarded with great pleasure and interest by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman HH. Howe
Grand Perm House
Ladies’ Art Society
Berean Baptlet Church
Moving picture exhibition promises novelty and merit
The article touts a larger and better exhibition this season led by Mr Howe who has cornered and will produce everything new and novel in the moving picture realm, claiming unparalleled quality and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Entertainment
Mr. Howe
Clyde Whitfield Dies at Home of Heart Failure After Illness
Clyde Whitfield son of Councilman Robert Whitfield of 285 South Washington died of heart failure linked to grip and pneumonia. Once a bright student in Miss Malone's class, he attended public school and belonged to the First Methodist Sunday school. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Robert Whitten
South
Washington Strod
Newa
Robert
Wis
Miss Malone
Wormon
Whitheld
Friag of Whitfield
Dros. & Neuser
Mechinists
Seventh Avenue
Mae [Ter
Carbondale Cycle Club Names Officers for Next Year
The Carbondale Cycle Club held its regular meeting and annual officer nominations on Tuesday evening. A large attendance was reported and space prepared on the club house third floor for a gymnasium. The general election is set for the next monthly meeting on May 1 with a ticket led by George S. Kimball for president and Albert Crane and Harry Briggs for vice presidents among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
George S. Kimball
Albert Crane
Harry Briggs
George James
Treveurer
Frank Derby
Te Morgan
Fletcher
W. Fulkerson
Tivard
D. W. Humphres
del Deas
W. Pleicher de Oa. Hoole
Ob. Smith
George Patterson
L. Morgan, Jr
DD Purcell
Daniel Scurvy
Mlb Tajpynen
A. Toole
Two Merry Tramps at Gram toe night
Wood and Ward present the big farce comedy Two Merry Tramps at Gram toe night. The show features twenty comedians singers and dancers with Elmore Sisters from New York and John J Welch dancing star. Miss Bessie Bennet sings the popular ballad When thy Lights Are Turned Away Down Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudevilly
Wood and Ward
Bessie Bennet
Car bondale postortion April b1 letter remnants
A list of letters remaining in Car bondale postortion dated April 1 shows names such as John Baifentomrer John Dickson C J Haveses Beau min Levy Tyla Nieteless Jane Sue ell Thomas B Waleh Oscar Wagner Harry Williames and others including Mrs Bendaimin Patines Mere William Price Miss Lona Brown Miss M Briges Mere AL G Chilton Missete Tiedt. The document lacks clear context on purpose or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
John Baifentomrer
John Dickson
C.J. Haveses
Beaumin Levy
Tyla Nieteless
Janes Sueell
Thomas B. Waleh
Oscar Wagner
Harry Williames
Chaelina Morgan
Bendaimin Patines
Mere
William Price
Lona Brown
Miiss M. Briges
AL G. Chilton
Misete Tiedt
Discovery of Coal Vein Near Ni
George Crocker of Ni reported finding exposed coal during a stroll after a valley collapse. Investigations confirmed coal cropping out at the site. Rumor suggests a potential eight-Cout vein of high quality coal in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crocker
A Successful Social By Ancient Order Event
The Ancient Order of Hibernians Division No. 11 held a social at the Burke building last evening with about forty couples attending. The event was successful both socially and financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Burke Building
Meetings Tonight Bring Veteran Groups to Carbondale
Local readers are alerted to a slate of meetings this evening featuring George KF Randolph camp No 1s Sons of Veterans Catholic Mutual Benefit Association Branch No 6u Patriarchs Militant Carbondale Canton No 40. Members gather to discuss activities and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George KF. Randolph Camp
Sons of Veterans
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Patriarchs’ Militant
Carbondale Canton
Mr McCabe Sells Property Amid Road Plan
John McCabe of No 1 Hill sells his old house at No d to Delaware and B Huwidson Co. They plan to build a new road through the property, signaling a forthcoming change to the local streetscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCabe
Hill
Delaware and B Huwidson Company
NEW Wall Paper CO
Sprucs Street
Penn Ave
Klote Throwing Co Plans July City Picnic
The Klote Throwing Company announces its annual employee excursion for the city on July. The outing will take place at Lake Lodore this season with staff from the local office attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Klote
Lake Lodore
Two Merry Tramps and When We Were Twenty One showings
Local listings announce two theater programs tonight and Saturday. The first feature is Two Merry Tramps followed by When We Were Twenty One on Saturday evening, with seating times and venue details not provided in the fragment.
Base Ball Prospects Stoke Local League Drive
Local enthusiasts push to form a semi professional base ball team in the city to fill weak spots with paid players. Aiding funds include 50 pledged, with plans for an association, stock voting, and officer elections as Scranton to Carbon dale teams form a regional league. Local players Monahan Rogin Emmett McHale Pidgeon among those offering positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Honesdale
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Aston
Carbondale
Monahan
Rogin
Emmett
McHale
Pidgeon
Married in Slatington Gwen Watkins and Louis D Davis Wed
Miss Gwen Watkins and Louis D Davis, both of Slatington, married yesterday at Welsh Baptist church with Rev Daniel Richards officiating. Bride wore blue tailor-made skirt and satin bodice with Battenberg trim and a Parisian hat. The groom is foreman of Leader's composing role, member of Cycle club and Typographical union. They plan housekeeping at 4 South Terrace Street after an April 18 at home date following a wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Watkins
Louis D. Davis
Slatington
Daniel Richards
Welsh Baptist Church
Davis
Berean Baptist Church
Mr. Davis
Obituary of Bridget Toolan From Powberly Road
Mrs Bridget Toolan wife of Michael Toolan of Powberly road died yesterday morning of pneumonia after an extended illness She was thirty five years old and a St Rose Church member Her maiden name was Quinn She leaves her husband eight children oldest twelve youngest five months Funeral will be held tomorrow at 850 oclock a M with requiem mass at St Rose Church and interment in St Rose Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Toolan
Michael Toolan
Powberly Road
Toolan
Quinn
Tee
St. Rose Church
St. Rose Cemeteya
Progressive Euchre Coterie Hosts Lent Night at Finnertys
The Progressive Euchre Coterie met at Mr and Mrs Thomas Finnerty on Eighth Avenue Tuesday evening the first meeting since Lent. B A Kelly won the gentlemen's prize while Mrs William Graham took the Indy prize. Mrs B J McHale and William Peel earned consolation trophies. Dancing followed with luncheon served at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Finnerty
Eighth Avenue
B. A. Kelly
William Graham
Indy
BJ. McHale
William Peel
Daughters Born to Belmont and Nearby Families
Ronnu To Me and Mrs Oscar Acs of Belmont street welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Richard Catterine of South Main street have a daughter. Mr and Mrs James Murray of Brooklyn street welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Harry Fick of Cottage street announce a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnu
Oscar Acs
Belmont Street
Richard Catterine
South Main Street
James Murray
Brooklyn Street
Harry Fick
Cottage Street
Operation for Appendicitis Patient at Emergency Hospital
A four year old miss from South Church with appendicitis was taken to Emergency hospital yesterday morning and underwent an operation at 11 o clock. She was resting comfortably last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Th Wills
South Church Atiet
Fishermen foresee heavy attendance on local streams
The text notes intense interest from ardent fishermen and predicts streams will be well visited. It suggests speckled beauties may be affected little and that signs of the strings will endure as visitors return.
A Love Story When We Were Twenty One
A straightforward homely tale of Dick Carew and comrades guiding the son of a deceased chum. They shield him from life snares at twenty one while a great love rewards Carew for his sacrifice and unwavering friendship. A dramatic treat urged for public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Carew
Chum
Tick Carewall
Vogel and Deming Minstrel Show at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House hosts Vogel and Deming's minstrel troupe next Thursday night marking the season's first appearance. Arthur Deming, owner and local friend, has been thriving in the minstrel business and will appear with the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Vogel and Deming
Arthur Deming
Ladies group to plan April 25 Emergency hospital concert
The ladies meet tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. bb D Lathrop's home on Park Street to discuss making the Emergency hospital concert a financial success. The event is set for April 25 in the Burka building and they will act as patrons for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burka
Bb. D. Lathrop
Park Street
Fire injures six month old child of Gabriele Paglano
The six month old child of Gabriele Paglano suffered critical injuries after Monday night's fire. The blaze caused increasing stress and the infant's condition worsened in the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriele Paglano
Case on Russell Park coal rights continued in Scranton court
The Russell Park coal rights case was continued in the Scranton court yesterday morning to the September term. Many Carbondallans were on hand to give testimony if the case had been called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Park
Scranton
Honesdale Branch Advances with Double Tracking Plan
The Honesdale branch prepares to double track from Lincoln Avenue to Panther's Bluff and move away from the switchback. A depot may be erected at No. 3 or Racket Brook, signaling significant railroad development in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Lincoln Avenue
Panther’s Bluff
No. 3
Racket Brook
Erle Railroad Unclaimed Freight Sale Next Wednesday
The Erle railroad will hold its annual sale of unclaimed freight and baggage at the local freight house in Weehawken New Jersey starting at 1 o'clock. Some freight belonging to this road section will be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Railroad
Weehawken
N. J
Arraigned Before Mayor on Intoxication Charge
Patrick Morrison appeared before the mayor yesterday morning for arraignment on a charge of intoxication. It was his first introduction to the mayor in this manner. He received advice and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Morrison
Ile
Evans heads on extended health leave to Utah and California
Haydn Evans leaves for health reasons on an extended trip and will visit Salt Lake City and other Utah locations before traveling to San Francisco. Professors Evans expects to be absent about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydn Evans
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
Evans
Diamond lodge Basket Social at Watts Hall
Members of Diamond lodge No. 24 Shield of Honor hosted a basket social and dance last evening in Watts hall. Invitations went to lodge members and many friends, and the event was reported as most delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lodge
Watts’ Hall
Young Men Plan Benefit Evening for St Rose Church
A group of young men will meet tomorrow evening to arrange a literary and musical entertainment for the St Rose Church building fund. The event aims to raise funds for the church's new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Vhurch
Passing Throng Visitors and Local Social Visits
Rev. John Dixon has visited Pittston in recent days while locals travel to Honesdale Middletown and Albany to visit relatives or attend events. Numerous residents including W W Fletcher Charles Firth Honesdale trips Miss Hattie Quinlan Prompton and Miss Lucy Brown Albany visit friends and attend gatherings. Pneumonia and grip prevention note mentions Laxative Bromo Quinine as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dixon
Pittston
W. W. Fletcher
Charles Firth
Honesdale
Frank Alberty
River Street
Middletown
N.Y
Hattie Quinlan
Prompton
Lucy Brown
Albany
N. Y
Nellie Gallaghy
Horton Lee
Cadossa
Ada B. Johnson
Binghamton
Charles Bliss
Wittle Quinn
Beranton
Little
Pike Street
Fred Hubbard
Louise Williams
Pioneer Corps
Charles Ohmnacht
Jermyn
John Fay
Ninth Avenue
Nellie Costello
Orehare Street
W. C. Buck
Pirie Ettler
Brlinia
New York
John Mannion
Lestershire
Martin Mannion
Mra
Asa Fpywards
Rogelle
N. J
John Lingfelter
Gilbert Ftreet
T. Alexander
Michigan
Pontiac
Mich
Merritt Dayton
Ithaca
Charles Hiliss
Washington Street
Trout Season Opens Next Monday In Unit City
Anglers around Unit City prepare rods and tackle for the trout season opening next Monday despite a backward weather pattern causing delayed preparations and scattered activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Units
Brest
Shilohs Consumption Cure Promises quick relief for croup
For 50 years mothers have trusted Shilohs Consumption Cure for croup coughs and colds. J H Martis of Huntville Alabama endorses it saying it cured his baby. Sold by druggists at 40 cents, 61.00 per bottle with guarantee and refund if not satisfied. Write for illuminated back on consumption. LeRoy NY wholesale contact C Welle & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
J. H. Martis
Huntaville
Ala
Welle & Co
LeRoy
Century Hose fair continues with large turnout and concerts
The second night at Weber's rink drew a bigger audience than opening night. A bright scene with numerous incandescent lights and rich decorations framed an evening of concerts and entertainment. The Continental Mission Sunday School hosts an extensive program including addresses, solos, recitations, duets, glee club selections, and instrumental pieces. Admission is 15 cents, concert begins at 7 30. Mr and Mrs David Davis of West Scranton visited relatives here yesterday. The Welsh ministers conference met at Calvary Baptist church for an afternoon and evening session with a paper by Rev Williems of Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman HF. Howe
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Castle New 184
Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain
Assembly Hall
John H. Phillips
Scranton
Pioneer City Castle
Carbondale
John
Matthews Castle
Peckville
Green Ridge Castle
Frances Bryant
Tamauqua
J. J. Cox
North Main Street
Silas B. Hill
Harvey
Artesian Hose Company
Vvhe
Delaware and Hudson Colliery
Fred Wright
David Jenking
Myra Hall
Jenkins
Archbald
M. J. Shields
Hose Company
Weber
Jala
Olwen Browells
Liania Tubbe
Duat
David Davis
Lizzie James
Delle Davis
Continental Mission Sunday School
Thomas de Gruchy
D. D
Vida Jones
Glee Club
Alice Pratt
Richard Phillips
Thomas Jenkins
Chel Harris
Chel Harris; Duet, Messrs. Evans and Pavis
Watkins Family
Sarah Evins
M'sa Clara Slipple
Phillips
Esther Pinnick
Wiliam Evans
Mise Edith Thomas
O'Cloelk
West Scranton
Clark's Green News Briefs and Local Moves
A series of short items from Clark's Green note weddings in Hackensack New York and Autulyn. Families travel for weddings visit relatives and recoveries are mentioned including Grace A. Duwwis Mrs O B Jones and Mrs Hiram Zimmerman. Rev Codsehall attends Wyoming conference sessions at Pittston and Electric Blur lodge installs new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'race
New York
A. W. Levisee
Suail
Odd Fellows Install Officers and Honor Visiting Guests
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold a Saturday evening meeting with C. Cook as noble grand, George A. Sherman vice grand, A. A. Davis secretary, and B. F. Akerley trustees. A smoker will honor visiting visitors Mrs. Plakesley and her two children from New Mexico. Nearby, Mr. Orlando Chapinnan hosts a seventy ninth birthday gathering for his grandchildren. a lively eve is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Odd Fellows
C. ©. Cook
Noble Grant
George A. Sherman
A. A. Davis
B. F. Akerley
Grant
Peckville Local Notes and Resignations in Brief
John H. Donnelly resigns as store wagon driver for Dolph & Robertson to join Merchant 4. J. Sweeney of Jessup. Brundagy Baptist rummage sale continues with daily new donations. Wilson Tire Company to meet with AL members urged to attend. Grassy Island forms a fire company. borough funds $100 for hose cart. Letters awaiting collection at Peckville post office for several residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH. Donnelly
Dolph & Robertson
J. Sweeney
Jessup
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Brundagy
Wilson Tire Company
Grassy Island
Peckville
Mre Gg
Brown
A. 2. Doughter
da Gilavary
Nelson Rice
Tungarian
Milk Bahies
Buddleski
Yona Vean
Local Move Ins and Visits Inceased Community Notes
Moscow Mr and Mrs E N Wells have moved into FE oM Hodgsons house recently vacated by Mr and Mrs Jones Miss Jorsie Wilson of Scranton is visiting her uncle Dr T W Wilson Mr Gilland of Gouldsboro visits his daughter Mrs C A Travis Ruth tardner spends the week with grandmother Mrs Cox at Elmtouret Rev G H M Prentien left for Wyoming contures at West Pittaton E A Loveland in Mr Arthur Wilson of Scranton called on his brother Dr T W Wilson Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Wells
Om. Hodgson
Jones
Jorsie Wilson
Scranton
T. W. Wilson
Gilland
Gouldsboro
C. A. Travis Mies
Ruth Tardner
Cox
G. HM. Prentien
West Pittaton
E. Awoveland
Arthur Wilson
Easter Services Ring Church Bell At Clark's Summit
The Ladies' Aid meet at Mrs. KR Evans home Thursday afternoon with supper served. Easter morning bell rang for first time and services praised. N.N. Nichols sails home this week. Mr. Nichols remains with Cubs for a few months before return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. J. Evans
New Methodist Episcopal Church
N.N. Nichols
Mr. Nichola
Lichty Celery Nerve Companie advertised product
An old advertisement promotes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Companie claiming it helps with nerves, fatigue and concentration. It is sold by Matthews Brothers, showcasing a period style sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale Department
Congregational Convention
Wingeton
Medical Society
New York City
Dr. Pierce
Gisels Aten
Baldiount
Lackawanna Jo
Dinoersary Medical Association of
BuTilo
MR. Whitfield
Third Ward
The
Mr. McCabe
Opera House
Future Belles
Minstrel Company
Social
the Building Fund
Trout
Scranton’s
Seventh ST
Dime Bank
Redington
Penn Avenue
Grefa
Lackawanna Avenue
Monee Tenn
Albert Witte
Connor
Windsor
Jackson Street
Wyoming Ave
Peter Siler
Tewler
Cialty
Washington Avenue
Kirkpatrick
Joseph KU 7Ttel
J.C. Boyer
Washington Auvenue
Va & Savings Union
Trome
Offlee
Meara Building
State
Pennsylvania
Farrell
Lack Wanna Ave
M. A. Friedlander & CO
OM Adaine Ave
Oppowild Court Lowe
Vam Ves
Wuiok
Oo Lackawanna Ave
D.L Aw
William Janko
North Washington Ave
Frank M. Moyer
W. Lackawann Ave
F. Gross
Azz Spruce
JU. Murray
Munt & Connell
Paul Wendt
H. L. Gleason
Ladies’ Tailor
Spruce
S. Radin
Adams Ave
Fred H. Winter
Atc
Kevcar @& Harris
Pau
Real Estate and Insurance T Td
Uolleet
William G. Loomis
Reems
Burr Building
Spruce Street
Mittineey
Alex. Hay
House, Sian
AL Berry
WOLF
Wenzel
Adams
Wilson
Taylors
H. A, Riefenberg
Howard Furnace
Linden Street
E. V. Beardsley
Dr. Hill
G21
Spruce ST
Sara Allyn
Jermyn and Mayfield
Ing
James Worhes
South Africa
Sir. Davis
Providence
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
Fanerson D. Owen
W. B. Owens
Owens
Standard
Alfred Davis
Forest City
Joseph Davis
Main Street
Stephen Nash
Joseph
Laneford
Thomas Owens
Union Street
Bert
Clark’s Summit
John B. Davis
Janes Soudan
James Doran
Wayne Counts
Taylor
Olyphant
Catholic Men's Benevolent Association
Father Mathew Loll
Messrs
Ford and Hoban
Mary McAndrew
Dunmore Street
Annie Kearney
New York Little Tailore
Lackawanna Street
Mary Kelly
Green Ridge
Patineck
Fo'elowk
Patrick
Buraves J. J. Manning
Tunthannock
Mia J. L. Tobias
Mise Femme Chavis
Clark's
Moscow
Fe Theel
Adelpble
Ferman Auerica
Mall Prisairs
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