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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1902
Page
5
The notice describes Sunday and weekday train timetables among Carbondale, Waymart, Honesdale, and Montrose with arrivals at various depots. It notes discussions over a proposed new road fostering lively public interest and potential regional benefits.
Fragmentary timetable notes show trains from Carbondale serving Scranton and distant points. Links to New York connections exist via stations in Scranton and surrounding lines, with arrival times around late mornings and early afternoons.
The Tribune asks readers to report any delivery confusion or delays to the Carbondale branch in the Burke building or to Robert & Treynolds newsdealers. Subscribers are urged to notify promptly to aid improved service and address delinquency issues.
Railroad representatives in the city purchase real estate along the proposed Cannon Ball route from Scranton. The Kennedy property on River Street east of the river bank was reportedly sold, possibly to the railroad, as officials seek land between River Street and Sixth Avenue for a terminal and potential river loop at Blight Avenue area.
A Baltimore reader recounts how switching to Grape-Nuts for breakfast and lunch, with lighter meat at dinner, improved appetite, sleep, and energy. He reports weight rising from 105 pounds after five months, and credits the cereal with restoring strength and well‑being.
Alvah W. Daley known as a prominent Carbondale figure for over thirty years died at his Washington street home from apoplexy yesterday at noon He was born in Brooklyn Susquehanna County May 18 1808 and worked for the Delaware and Hudson and later the river trade He served as a poor director and park board member and was a Civil War veteran in the Thirtieth Pennsylvania Volunteers He leaves two daughters Fannie and Tena two brothers and two sisters.
A lively gathering at the Misses West home on Summit Avenue featured young guests and light pleasures. Attendees included Misses Mula ane Month Caves May Rittun Alay Bates Maud Collins and others along with a list of gentlemen including Wolsey Brownell Wilson Cotre ney and Claude Oliver among the attendees.
The event featured a talk by Dr Wheeler on Ancient and Modern Surgery followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mis Hoffman, Mary FR Jenkins, T Gilmartin, Agnes Covehlin, Agatha Dwyer, Katherine Osborne, Minerva McLaughlin and Miry Loquest.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports the wedding of Miss Jadwin to James Tt Lathrop of Beranton. The ceremony at Miss Jadwin’s home featured Rev. Thomas Leo and Rev. Joseph Murrell with a large reception in adjacent homes. The couple plan a California and Nebraska summer, then residence in Leavitt for beet sugar interests.
Hendrick lodge in Battle and Trainmen hosted guest third grand vice president Vial Pitepatrick from Cleveland. The gathering aimed to hear his address on orders of vital interest to the trainsmen and discuss late Delaware and Arkansas trade issues.
Clevienta Taitlevica who died after being struck with giralysis at the Coalbroal breaker was laid to rest at St. Mase cemetery. Funeral services were at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel with a requiem sung by Rev. Antonio Ceruti and Father De Monte. The Young Italy society attended. members contributed one dollar each to Tallerbee's family.
The congregation of Trinity anticipates Bishop Talbot's visit on May 18 Whit Sunday to administer the rite of confirmation. The schedule notes morning service, with change from evening services, marking an important annual church event.
The Ladies Guild of Trinity Church plans a rummage sale starting Wednesday May 4 for several days. They are collecting items and expect a wide assortment. venue to be announced. They invite donations and thank contributors.
Amusements note the musical comedy The Runaway Girl showing at the Grand tonight with a standout carnival scene set near a Venice canal. The Harry Jenkins Company features star Warry Jenking and Wili Burke in supporting roles with noted costume splendor and engaging production.
David Colling a New Straitsville Ohio coal miner faced pernicious anemia and near death after nine months of failing medical care. Pastor Ernest Graves credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring his health after doctors deemed the case incurable.
Community supporters contributed to lifting the mortgage on the church buildings in Carbondale. The effort reflects widespread goodwill from local residents toward the youngest church in town from its early days to the present.
The opening baseball games of the season are set for tomorrow. Crescent faces Vaerub team after weeks of practice while the Sopubs promise strong hitting and fielding. Nic Martha debuts as manager and promises an interesting season opener.
Burke's hall hosted an animated evening for the Cee Has Cee social club guests. Red lights and ferns framed lavish decorations as pretty dancers in fine costumes led a grand scene. The Mozart Orchestra provided music, and out of town guests praised Courbondal hospitality.
Commander John McComb calls Davies post comrades to assemble at 1 o clock for a body attendance at the service. The Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association branch 21 lists officers including President T P McNulty and treasurer Gabriel Pugliano. The new Tlallans dominated branch formed in Pugliano hall aims for strong prospects.
The compositors of the Evening Leader visited Archbald last evening to see former associate Thomas Cummings, recently married in the city. Mr and Mrs Cummings hosted a pleasant evening for guests including Miss Kate Farrel Mary Cerrity Bridget McAndrew Loretta Coleman Aliee Gilligan Margaret Nichols and others.
Rev W B Grow Mrs H J Whalen Mr and Mrs W F Nye Mr and Mrs O L Utley Mr and Mrs V A Lewsley Miss Minnie Herbert and Miss Sadie Lewis of this city attended the annual banquet. Attendees enjoyed post banquet speeches by notable men from Boston New York and Toronto.
Mr and Mrs T G Arnold appeared before Alderman Baker to answer a charge of not sending their son Samuel age 1 years to school regularly. They were fined 2 dollars and costs.
The pastor will share insights from the Scranton conference at tomorrow morning's men's gathering. All men seeking to advance God's kingdom will receive a cordial welcome.
Threveday evening brought mirth as Louis Brunner led the baskets and amused the crowd. Wagner's orchestra supplied music for the dancers and added to the lively entertainment.
A listing of unions including Ciotmanioe Singing Society Knights of Mather Mathew Hendrick lodge Railroad Train men Central Labor union Cigarmakers union No 4 and St Dotterer lodge Locomotive Engineers shows a coordinated gathering of diverse workers seeking joint labor rights and solidarity.
Albert Flad died last evening at the Emergency hospital after a cancerous growth under the arm and an ether anesthesia induced operation. He was 42, born in Wilkes-Barre, married Christina Johnson in 1887, and worked as a fireman on the Delaware and Hudson railroad. Survived by his wife, five children Minnie Katie Jacob Albert infant, parents, and a brother Jacob. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. Funeral arrangements announced later.
John Gaffrey and Thomas Barrell of this city and John G Rowe of Wandlings appointed to the three sub boards of the miners examining board for the Ket Anthrache district.
At St Pauls Lutheran church special services featured a pastor's address on Colossians and the children of the Sabbath school were granted a contest by the church council.
William Knapy has resumed his position as fromin on the Delaware and Hudson after a three months trip to Texas.
Court Golden Tagbey of America Division No 1 TL Diamond lodge Sfield of Honor is recorded in the proclamation style and notes the fraternal organization’s ceremonial gathering and designation within local lodge ranks.
Dr and Mrs H C Wheeley hosted a cordial gathering for the city s professional nurses on a Wednesday evening. The event featured warm refreshments and conversation, reflecting a community spirit among local medical staff.
Funeral arrangements for A. W. Daley are not yet completed but the service is planned for Monday afternoon. Details on location and times will be announced by the family or local funeral home as soon as available.
Information lists worship activities including morning services and Sabbath school at 10.20 am and invites all to attend. The note emphasizes cordial welcome to participants and visitors.
Mrs Jerome Westherby of Carbon Dale plans to join her husband next month in Williamsport where he runs a Kirby Co novelty store. Mr and Mrs Frank McLaughlin and daughter Margaret visit from Glasgow then move to Scranton. Abs Michael McCann hosts Anthony Cerruth and Rev Father DeMonte visiting Bishop Hoban in Scranton. Garfield William sold his Bay paper to Frank Faves for National Cash Registers. Joseph Cerra died aged one year. burial at St Rose Cemetery. Mrs Hubert Brodle and son William travel to Philadelphia for specialist care.
Mrs Joseph Nicholson and her children George and Katherine are spending time together, with a brief note on family activity and updates from the household.
Miss Katherine Jay of Washington street spent yesterday in Scranton with relatives. Miss Inez Taylor of Green Ridge visits town a few days. John Protell, formerly of the city, now with the Bate office at Dunmore, called on Carbondale friends. Reiily of Scranton Railway office in Harrison House yesterday. W M McConnell of Philadelphia, traveling passenger agent for the Chicago Great Western, was in town hosted by City Ticket Agent Claude RR. Brith of Lehigh and Hudson and others from Scranton were at the American House yesterday. Robert Campbell of Mi street is sick at home. Kathryn Kirkwood of Tuver street visits Thonesidlule for a few days.
A runaway horse pulling a delivery wagon caused near misses on Malin street and Second street before the animal halted a wagon wreck. An entertainment for First Baptist church features Mr Edgar Rosecrans painting humorous pictures with 25 cents admission. (continued)
A cure claim for grip involves Bramo Quinine laxative said to remove the cause in two days. Grove’s signature appears on every box.
The little son of Mr and Mrs James Mackerel of Tiger Valley died Thursday night after a short illness. The funeral is set for tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock from the family home with interment in St Patrick's cemetery. Edwin Kingsley of Blakely is seriously ill. Walter Bently Ball a New York church soloist will sing at the Presbyterian morning service tomorrow and give a song recital at the church next Friday evening under Rev Jonathan Davis of Forest City.
Regular eisconpal services will be held in Edwards hall Blakely tomorrow morning and evening at 3:30 pm. Rev FB J Haughton of Dunmore will have charge. Miss Kate Dodson resigns her position in Blakely public schools and leaves for Plymouth today. The Lady Killen Pens kin lodge of Rebekahs presented Mrs Anna Cogswell the state president with a fern dish Thursday evening.
The Presbyterian church led by Rev. Tr. Mion plans Sunday worship with free seating and all welcome. Peckville Baptist church lists tomorrow services at 10:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. with George Cook preaching in the morning and a missionary service in the evening to fund the Education Society. The Red Men hold a regular ses sion at the Hose House tonight. Dr J W Bouk bought a lot from Windsor Foster to build a residence and office. Mr and Mrs W J Broad and son Wilfield are visiting Wells Bridge, NY. Mr Charles Jenkins is recovering from a recent illness. Mr FF Peck bought property from Dr J W Beck and Stemrick Creek Co. to erect a store and residence.
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a licent supper next Tuesday evening from 1 to 10 o'clock at Mrs. George Hartree's home to raise funds for the minister's salary. Mrs. Margaret Wardell visited daughter Mrs. Reynard at Catawlesa this week. Proceeds from the WP Spry League social at W N Bennett's home totaled $12,492. Walter Wardell, recently traveling for a Florida grocery supplier, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Byron Wardell.
Rumors of a residence relocation emerge as Bert Loa Dur takes a post with Westinghouse Electric in Pittsburg. Willli Atherton widens his Woodlawn park home to host more boarders this summer. Miss Mattie Warnock visited a friend in Wactoryville last Sunday. Arbutus expresses strong demand as high school pupils take daily excursions. J Atwater of Scranton and daughter stay with Mr Walter Cobb on Highland park. Miss Atwater works for the International Text Book Company.
The occasion runs May 1 to May 8 1902 in Los Angeles California. The Lackus Wound Railroad offers special round trip tickets at 66.25 dollars. Tickets are valid April 1 to June 26 with return by midnight. Information on stop offs routes and side trips available from ticket agents.
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