Train Schedules Reach Carbondale and Nearby Towns
The report details weekend and Sunday train departures and arrivals from Carbondale to Scranton Wilkes Barre Albany and Honesdale along with connections to Waymart Montreal and other points. It also covers church conference findings noting 13 auxiliaries with 622 members and new societies at Olyphant and Washburn Street Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etty Station
Scrinton
Wilkes
New England
Waymart
Honesdale
Trina Avelve
Carbondale
Rein Wilkes Barre
Scranton
Waysmart
Wonesdale
Alderman Grier Again Haunts Somerset Alms Board
In Somerset County a disputed claim to support for Alderman Grier continues. The poor board rejects any Carbondale residence basis, and officials threaten removal if unpaid. Dr Fike offers weekly visits for 75 dollars a year, sparking debate over local versus Carbondale doctors. Directors plan a farm inspection and bill payments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grier
Carbondale Pool Board
Somerset County
Alme House
Carbondale
Poor Board
Somerset County Alms House
Somerset
Carbondale Way
H. C. Butler
Tno
McCabe
Lynch
Fike
Morgan Thomas
Fidelity Company
McMillan
Tthe Farm
J. W. Barrett
Train Schedules From Carbondale to Scranton and Nearby
Train times from Carbondale to Scranton and other destinations are listed with departures in the morning and afternoon. Weekday and Sunday services connect to New York and surrounding towns, with various arrival times and return trains noted.
Dance of the Centennial Social Club
In the Burke building on Tuesday evening April 15 a Mozart full orchestra event is noted. Former patrons and friends are cordially invited and Tribune subscribers are urged to report any delivery irregularities to the Carbondale branch or to Robert & Freynolds, newsdealers, to aid efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Building
Mozart
The
Tribune
Carbondale
Burke
Robert & Freynolds
Missionary Workers Finish Convention in Scranton
Twenty fourth annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Scranton district closes at noon. Officers are reappointed with two changes. Devotional hour led by Mrs. W. E. Scranton and a paper by Mrs. J. B. Burr energize delegates for renewed zeal in spreading the gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Scranton
Lackawanna Presbytery
W. H. Scranton
Woman'’s Foreign Missionary Society
Seranton
First Presbyterian Church
Illemture
Martin Kays
Charles Lee
Carbondale
Andrew Thomson
Honesdale
T. 8. Morgan
Grace Chamberlain
Wynmore
W. L. Freeman
West Scranton
Louise Whlias
Green Ridge
Scranton Watriet
W. E. Scranton
J. B. Burr
Cape
Epen
A NEW BABY Old One Mavenger Grape-Nuts
A mother recounts using Grape-Nuts to nourish a malnourished infant and herself after milk shortages. Following a doctor’s advice to mix four teaspoonfuls in hot milk, both mother and baby recovered quickly and neighbors noticed the swift improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mthen
Pia
Weko
Monahan Joins Montreal Promising Carbondale Player
Richard Monihan son of Viioamus Monaghan from the Anthracite barber shop left Thursday for Boston to join the Montreal base club of the Eastern League. He was hired as a general utility man because of his all around ability on the diamond and expects to work more in the outfield and infield duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Monihan
Viioamus Monaghan
Boston
Montreal
Ouspield
Richard June Brings Swift Play to Honesdale Nine
Richard June shows speed and accuracy on the diamond and can hit a wide range of pitchers. He played with Christy Mathewson in Honesdale’s celebrated nine and is praised for his clean living, confident peers, and potential to uphold regional honor. He has been signed for the season and will spend seventy days with his club in Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard June
Christy Mathewson
Honesdale
New York
Mr. Monahan
Montreal
A House Raided by Constable Moran Near Hen Dricks Works
Constable Moran of Alderman Attkin's court raided a Delaware and Hudson line house opposite the Hen Dricks works early yesterday. Bruno Vonnetti, Mrs Blackmore, and Nora Bryden were taken. Vonnetti alleged proprietor. Mrs Blackmore and Bryden jailed for lack of bail, while Vonnetti posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Moran
Grand yesterday as May Fiske troupe stages vaudeville
Two crowded houses enjoyed May Fiske and company with matinee Peg Waftington and evening Under Two Fligs. The vaudeville features, especially the three midgets Mrs Tom Thumb the count and the baron, drew the most applause alongside the musical act and illustrated songs. Two performances today, matinee and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fiske and Company
Tom Thumb
Recherche dancing club social at Burke building
A social dance last evening at the Burke building entertained a crowd of young people under the patronage of a coterie of young men. The event titled Recherche dancing club offered lively dancing and other diversions, with Firth providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Building
Recherche Dancing Chiss
Firth
Igi
Fireman Charles Hull Returns to Work at Grand Opera House
It will be odd news to many friends that Fireman Charles Hull is well enough to return to work. He resumes his post as lithograph man for the Grand Opera house and was active around town yesterday for the first time since the disaster last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hull
Grand Opera House
Aince
Thomas Jordan Plans Week Visiting Old Friends in Troy
Thomas Jordan of Troy New York will spend a week visiting friends from his early days. The trip highlights enduring ties and nostalgia among longtime acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jordan
Troy
N. Y
Myr. Jordan
Carbondale Native Finds Success in Troy Office
A Carbondale native, once a clerk in a store run by ex-Postmaster John Neilon, left for the war and did not return to Carbondale. He settled in Troy, New York, where he now serves as chief clerk in the Delaware and Hudson offices, much to the delight of his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
John Neilon
Jordan
Troy
Delaware and Hudson
Fire alarm key boxes adopted for quicker access
Council members approve small glass-front boxes adjacent to fire alarm stations to store keys. The boxes allow immediate access during a fire, avoiding delays when key holders are away at night. Councilman John Evans led the initiative after a late night incident highlighted the need for change.
Mitchell Hose Company Sets Hitching Record
The Mitchell Hose company celebrated a two trial record for hitching their team. The first test after descent from the hall took 18 1/2 seconds from tap to reins. A second run after scrambling to the pole finished in 2 1/4 seconds, impressing guests at the banquet with the quick, synchronized effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Mitchell Boys
Rosencrang to Present Chalk Talk in City
The Humorist of the Paint Brush, C Edgar Rosencrang, will perform in our city under Antrim Bureau management on Wednesday afternoon and evening, April 20. Local organizers urge every child to attend the matinee and note his fame in major cities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Edgar Rosencrang
Antrim
Miss Anna Farrell to Enter Sisters of Charity Novitiate
Miss Anna Farrell of Pike Street will leave Tuesday for Mt. Hope Maryland to enter the novitiate of the Sisters of Charity. She is highly esteemed in Carbondale and belongs to a respected family identified with the city’s early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Farrell
Pike Street
Mt. Hope
Maryland
Order of the Sisters of Charity
Miss Farrell
Iso
Carbondale
Nerve Pills Praised By Beranton Resident
Mrs. James Watson of Beranton praises Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills for curing nervous sick headaches and nervousness and restoring mood and strength after grip. She recommends them as a general nerve tonic and notes availability from Matthews Drug Co and local dealers at 50 cents a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. W. Chase
James Watson
Beranton
Matthews Ros
Luckawanda Avenue
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Right in His Line A Dover Pharmacist Endorses Pink Pills
A Dover New Jersey druggist Mr J Mebiwee praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a top remedy for blood and nerve diseases. He cites personal use after a grip attack and notes three boxes restored health and strength. Pills are sold at fifty cents a box, six for two dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebiwee
Red Cross
Dover
N. J
William
Williams
Prayer and vocation mark life of devoted associate
A fragment notes a woman among her associates devoted to a holy vocation. It mentions faith, prayers, and the spiritual calling guiding her daily duties and community service. The tone reflects reverent admiration for her commitment and religious path.
Obituary of Mrs. Jams R. Lathrope
Mrs. Jams R. Lathrope of Carbondale died in New York City on Thursday night after a brief pneumonia relapse. A Richmond Virginia native, she lived in Carbondale from 1872 with her husband James Lathrope, later serving as matron of Roosevelt Hospital. Survived by her husband and daughter Mrs. Rothschilt of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jams R. Lathrope
Carbondale
New York City
Lathrope
Last of Mr Waring's Lectures Ends Five Month Series
Rev. Luther Hess Waring of Scranton completes five monthly lectures at Berean Baptist church with "A Sunday in Rome" next Monday evening. The public is invited as attendance has grown. a silver offering will aid the Baptist Young People's union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hess Waring
Scranton
Berean Baptist Church
Rome
Waring
Baptist Young People's Union
Ex Councilman John Evans Returns After Illness
Ex councilman John Evans of the Sixth ward, confined to home two weeks, was able to attend yesterday as the city officials changed. Mrs. Thomas Davis of Eighth Avenue, long in critical condition, has recovered enough to be up these days after weeks of varying illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Sixth Ward
Glenallman to Lead Morning Prayer at Berean Baptist
Glenallman will lead the men's morning prayer meeting tomorrow at the Berean Baptist Church. The gatherings have entered the last half of the year with growing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenallman
Berean
Carbondale Dance Night Promises Big Social Event
Carbondale council and Knights of Columbus plan the annual dance in the Burké building on Wednesday evening April 23. Arrangements are under way to make it the big social event each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Council
Knights of Columbus
Burké Building
Clerk Robert Gardner Injured in Wall Collision at Bourry Perkins
Robert Gardner a clerk at Bourry and Perkins Dry Goods store collided with a wall on Thursday. The impact left him unable to work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gardner
Bourry & Perkins
Dry Goode
Meetings of Tonight Public notices in Amervlea district
Court Lily Porestera of Amervlea hosts Diamond lodge Shield of Honor with Local 1616 United Mine Workers likely announcing a gathering or meeting schedule in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Lily
Porestera
Amervlea
Diamond Lodge
Shield of
United Mine Workers
Sunday Meeting Notices From Local Organizations
Readable items show meetings of the Pioneer Father Mathew society Bt. Josephs Cadets and the Order Railway Conductors No 166 scheduled for Sunday with details on time and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Bt. Joseph's Cadets
Order Railway Conductors
Claude Oliver dies at home on Summit Avenue
Miss Clare Maroney of Susquehanna recently returned from an ex. Claude Oliver fel at his home on Summit avenue, details of the incident and next of kin to be released by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Oliver Fel
Summit Avenue
Clare Maroney
Susquehanna
Local Visitors Reported In Uniondale And Nearby
Miss Evangeline Carpenter of Belmont street spends a few days in Uniondale. F W Clark postal telegraph station manager was in Peckville yesterday. Manager Smith of Narrowsburg telegraph station visited town yesterday. C B K Rosenburg Red Star Steamship traveling agent was in town yesterday. A guest from Philadelphia stays with Mr and Mrs P F Moffitt on South Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangeline
Belmont Street
Uniondale
F. W. Clark
Peckville
Smith
Narrowsburg
K. Rosenburg
Red Star Steamship Line
Philadelphia
P. F. Moffitt
South Main Street
Jermyn Rovers Meet Peckville Rangers in Afternoon Match
The return association football game between Jermyn Rovers and Peckville Rangers will be played at Fowler's park this afternoon with a 3 o'clock kickoff. Despite heavy rains the grounds are in good condition and spectators hope for a clean, spirited contest. Lineups list Stephens as center, Langman and Fatter on right wing, Reeve and Deakin on left wing, Champion at center half, Stuart at left half, Heckwith at right half, Maynard and Bennett at full back, Morcom in goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn Rovers
Peckville Rangers
Fowler's Park
Stephens
Langman
Reeve
Deakin
Champion
Stuart
Heckwith
Maynard
Bennett
Morcom
Stocker Hose Company
T. A. Hendricks
Thomas Mann
Edwin
Meynard
West Muyfield
Scranton and Dune Trip Mention in Local Briefs
The notes report a business trip to Scranton and Dune on Thursday. A dog showing rabies symptoms was shot by Chief of Police Mr. Ginley. Minister Rev Jonathan Davis of Forest City to officiate at two Congregational church services tomorrow. A child of John Shust who died of bronchitis at Edgerton was buried at Mayfield yesterday. A new son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. John Forbes on Main Street Thursday evening. The Eclipse Social club dissolved and vacated their rooms next to Enterprise hall. Fred Wright, manager of Peck Lumber yard, transferred to the Olyphant office as chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dunemore
Ginley
Jonathan Davis
Forest City
Congregational Church
John Shust
Edgerton
Mayfield
John Forbes
Main Street
Eclipse Social Club
Enterprise Hall
Fred Wright
Peck Lume Ber Company
Olyphant
Lerk
Clark's Summit Center Tables In Demand
The Clark's Summit area notes a local manufacturing firm taking orders for stylish center tables. Emma Von Storch hosted a social gathering at her Center street home Tuesday evening. Fred Rymer works for Curtis Barnum as a market clerk on Main street. Ward B. Parker moved to Mrs. M. Perkins property formerly used by Daniel Risinger on Depot street. Mrs. Brark of Lenoxville visited cousin Mrs. William Justin. Women's Christian Temperance Union held special services at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. George Westgate was in Scranton on business this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma von Storch
Hom
Center Street
Fred Rymer
Curtis Barnum
Main Street
Ward B. Parker
M. Perkins
Daniel Risinger
Depot Street
Brark
Lenoxville
William Justin
Women's Christ In Temperance Union
George Westgate
Scranton
To Cure Grip in Two Days Laxative Bramo Quinine
An old patent medicine claim promises cure for grip in two days using Bramo Quinine laxative with W. Grove signature on every bottle. The fragment suggests bold health claims without verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be. W. Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
the First Church
Christian Endeavor
Washburn Street
Tosts Credit HO
Miss Chamberlain
Tf. J. Luce
Kays
J. E. Burr
F. J. Hitchcovk
General Assembly
Wells
Cleveland
George Blanchard
Harriett Raynor
8. M. Young
Young
Committee On Resolutions
Lackawanna
George Mills
Trev
Lee
Mr. Janvier
Charles Ke, Robinson
Alderman Grier
Squire
Ontario and Western
Politta Norural
Pratt
Cornwall
Pointe North
Carlosia
Dance of the Centennial Social Club
Missionary Workers
Monahan
Moran
the Tribune
Evang
Evans
Mr. Evans
Mitchell
C. Edgar Rosencrans
Will
Sister of
Charity
Dr. Chase
Grip
Dr. Williams
Goldsmith
Latin Liberty
Grand New
Myer Davidow
King OF
Lackawanna Ave
Jermyn and Mayfield
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