Young lovers wed in Afton after parental opposition
Miss Bessie Adley and Fred C Moyles eloped to Afton New York to marry overcoming their families' disapproval. The ceremony united the couple, who returned to Carbondale to a festive wedding supper with friends and parental forgiveness followed by housekeeping on Belmont Street. Moyles works at Blick Diamond colliery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Adley
Fred GC. Moyles
Afton, N. Y
Fred C. Moyles
Belmont Street
Miss Begale Adley
John Adley
Spencer Street
Afton
New York State
Mies Adley
Mr. Moyles
Carbondale
Mar
Adley
Movies
Blick Diamond
Knights of Colan Dance in Burke Building Tonight
The annual Knights of Colan ball in Carbondale will fill the Burke building with guests from Seton and nearby valleys. Decoration by Fuhrman and flowers by Mrs Wade promise a beautiful scene with Mogart orchestra providing music. An opening program features speeches, solos by Nora Nealon Anna Browne and Rourke sisters with a closing ode by the council. The gala reception follows under the Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association auspices with Firth and the Graham sisters providing string music. Guests expected from Busquehanna Scranton and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Colanbus of
Carboneale
Burke
Seton
Carbondale Council
Gill and Knights
HW. Kerwin
the Council
John O'Rourke
Nora Nealon
Anna Browne
Wand Hanna
Rourke Sisters
T. A. Kirkwood
James J. O'Neill
Corncil
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Burke Building
Professor Firth
Graham Sisters
RAM Busquehanna
Scramton
Muchve Coterle
Postum Food Coffee Stirs Tea Drinking Habit Change
A reader from Shanghai recounts travel in 1908 and explains switching from tea to Postum Food Coffee. She notes improved health and sleepless nights eased as she and her husband adopted Postum at tea time, praising its superior steadiness to tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Lidy
Shanghai
Chili
Husband
Mur
Rome
Poston
Iyo
San Francisco
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Splendid Recital by Pupils of St Rose Academy
A large audience attended St Rose hall for a recital by St Rose Academy Conservatory pupils. The program featured violin, piano, vocal ensembles, and readings, with praise for the students and the Sisters’ care. Encores were not allowed, but the performance earned widespread appreciation and marked Carbondale’s conservatory as a notable achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy Conservatory
St. Rose Hall
St. Rose Academy
Wais Uver
Carbondale
St. Rose
Former Townsman Weds in Carbondale Rites
Samuel F. Lingfelter of Elisabeth New Jersey marries Mrs Mina Dilts in a quiet ceremony at the Stansbury home on High Street. Rev Charles Lee officiates with no attendants. The couple will reside in Albany and Buffalo amid congratulations from local friends. Lingfelter, a Civil War veteran and former Delaware and Hudson engineer, gained wide respect during twenty years in Carbondale. A well furnished Beth Beth Beth home awaits them in Elizabeth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel I. Lingfelter
Elisabeth
N. J
Ming Dilts
Willan B. Stansbury
U High
Charles ©. Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Tlingfelter
Albany
Buffalo
Lingfelter
Carbondale
Linefelter
Delaware and Hudson
Worthington
Wilanbeth
Grant
Chauncellorsville
Nh Carbondale
List of Jetters Remaining at Coc hondale PMI post office
The document lists individuals remaining at the Coc hondale PMI post office on April 23, 1902. Names include John L. Dale Willis Hoyles W. Hilekes CL WW Nauls David J. Perry Maurice WW Williams Mr and Mrs Ord Sands Miss Shiwan Baker Mrs Katherine Brennan Miss Ellen Padden J J Thomas and P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochondale
PMI
Johnl. Dale
Willis Hoyles
W. Hilekes
Nauls
David J. Perry
Alaurice
Williama
Ord Sands
Shiwan Baker
Katherine Brennan
Ellen Padden
J. J. Thomas
P.M
Patrolmen Reassigned Then Restored To Posts
The order moving Pa trolmen McAndrews and Muddy was rescinded and officers returned to their former posts last night McAndrew stationed on South Mato street and Huddy on Belmont with the changes effective previously last week.
Fishermen Collins and Neary Featured in Weekly Meals
The friends of Prof. Wu Collins and Constable 8 J Neary will have speckled beauties for their meals for this week at least. Whether it was the good looks of the two fishermen or the high grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Collins
J. Neary
The Marty Jenkins Company Stage Busy Week
The Marty Jenkins company continues to win favor with Graund's patrons. Last night a large audience enjoyed His Lordship and the Senator. The McCann family dancing wowed the crowd and Wil F. Burke delivered lively singing. Frank Lynch's comedy drew keen laughter. A matinee today features A Romance of the Adirondacks. The week’s lineup includes Wicked London Wednesday, Under Two Flags Thursday, Berkshire Hills Friday, His Lordship and the Senator Saturday matinee, and Wig Down In Milne Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Jenkins
Graund
McCann
Wil F. Burke
Frank Lynch
London
Berkshire Hills
Wig
Milne
Parents Face Jail If Fines Not Paid Today
Patrick Barrett of Powderly Road and Myer Hall of South Church Street have not paid fines and costs assessed by Alderman Huber for their children's violation of the compulsory education law. The deadline is today. failure to pay may result in imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setttle
Alderman Huber
Patrick Barrett
Powderly Road
Mryer
South Church Street
Chalk Humorist Ho nencrans to perform at Watt's Hall
This afternoon and evening the paint brush humorist will entertain the city at Watt's hall. An afternoon program at 4.5 is designed for children with several Berean Baptist Sunday school teachers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honencrans
Our City
Watt's Hall
Berean Baptist
Losing Flesh and Its Cure with Scott's Emulsion
A Batavia woman reports losing twenty five pounds in three months with serious lung problems. After using three bottles of Scott's Emulsion she gained fifteen pounds and returned to work. Free sample offered by Scott & Bowne, Chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Scott
Batavia
Look After The Smaller Ones At The Event
A brief note urges attendees to watch over younger or more vulnerable participants during the gathering. It emphasizes safety and neighborly care as people mingle and participate in activities.
Reverend Charles Lee Honored by Kingston Presbytery
Rev. Charles Lee of this city retiring moderator of the Lackawanna Presbytery addressed the spring meeting in Kingston. Wilkes-Barre newspapers praised his able efforts with many kind words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee
Lackawanna
Kingston
Wilkes- Barre
Lee
Peter Farrell Resigns as Chef to Take Jermyn Hotel Role
Peter Farrell of Jermyn resigned yesterday from the Imperial after leaving the Club restaurant to accept a chef job there. He has accepted a price in one of the hotels in Jermyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Farrell
Jermyn
the Imperial
Miner Loses Finger in Richmondale Mine Accident
Michael Shinee of Forest City, a miner at the Richmondale mine, suffered a severe finger injury at work yesterday and had it amputated at an emergency hospital last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Shinee
Forest City
Richmondale
Funeral attendance notes in Shenandoah for Monahan kin
The passing throng includes Mr and Mrs Lawrence Liith and Mr Lawrenes attending the funeral of a relative Joseph Monahan of the Harrison house. Monahan has returned after a week's visit with friends in Pittston and Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Liith
Lawrenes
Shenandoah
Joseph Monahan
Harrison House
Pittston
Wilkek- Barve
To Cure Grip in Two Days with Bromo Quinine Formula
An advertisement touts a two day cure for grip using twixative Bromo-Quinine. It notes E W Grove signs each box and promises rapid relief through this patented mixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Grove
Jermyn and Mayfield Church and Court Chronicle
Fragmentary report describes changes affecting church leaders and court matters in Jermyn and Mayfield. It mentions Fuller and Leran ton involvement, a Civil War felon claim, and references to local clergy and legal proceedings amid shifting local influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Derman
Fuller
Simeet Church
Leranton
Secamion
Funeral Rites Held for Dames Cuyer and Local Borough News
The Mayfield service remembers Dame Cuyer with a large funeral cortege and design laden pallbearers from local Cadets. A burial at Calvary Cemetery follows at Calvary, while town officials discuss a new culvert plan on South Second Street under Supervisor McAndrew. Civic notices urge bid submission by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Sto
Churel
Wehini
Father Dunit
Othe
Carbondale
Dames Cuyer
Elywely
Wheeler
South Second Strove
Martin McAndrew
Tim
May
Council
Herman Kelfer
Herkimer
N. Y
Serlonary Glathid
Malistroop
Women's Home Missionary Society
Mea We L. Houghton
South Main Street
Dormyn Milling Company
Community programme and obituaries in Peckville
The Peckville notice details tonight's program at Mise Blettlin Park with piano solos recitations and vocal numbers by local performers. It also reports the death of Milton Taylor a long respected resident and Civil War veteran, with funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Blettlin Park
Main Street
Olo
Grice Iaughes
Misa Jinnie Patten
Missee Marie Sarge
dJenette Kingsley
Rilith Hook
Mr. Roberts
Phia O Aly
Mra. Cairns
Plano
Mises Lena Gendall
Florence White
Heopihe
Presbyterian Church
Vis
June Shoville
Ton
Arm Arnold
Beckwilles
Mou Harlee
Hawley
Tolende
Sera Gus Aid
Water main project boosts Peckville fire safety
The town funds a water main from Molt Haven to Keteham's corner to improve firefighting supplies. Local groups like the Grand Army of the Republic and the Pookville Forest and Stream club plan outings to Lake Lodore and Lake Badior e. A fire damaged a building, with about 90 dollars in damage and unclear origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molt Haven
Keteham's Corner
Peckville
E Maines
Greiner
Wlliam Frear
Buffalo
Byondo and Son
Witloll
Willy
Wells Bridge
N.Y
Miombera
Grand Army of the Republic
Pook Lumber
Pookville Forest and Stream Club
Lake Lodore
Sumer
United
Simdius Echoots
Lake Badiore
Blakely
Lindinge
Edward Williams
Wilkon bin EU Jang
Church Paronage Event Draws Large Attendance and Profit
A large gathering last evening at the church parsonage raised a neat sum. Rev Dr Spencer of Blakely delivered a lectura on Might of the Altes in the Baptist church. Juvenile dancing clubs plan a ring, and a weekly social is set for Friday night in Mation's hall. Mrs M He Null and daughter Miss Chiara Tull left yesterday for New York. Mr Wright Lowers of Tusag visited town. Mrs Mary Probert and daughter Miss Annie Probert visit Kingston relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Blakely
Baptist Chotel
Forest City
Juvenus
Mation'a
Hull
M. He Null Anil
Misa Chiara Tull
Yentetuay
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News of Carbondale
Crescent Baseball Club
Burke's
Mdl
Firth
Priceseiinal Marvch-Wuet
Mavala
Eean. Cooper
Devine
Grono Schimmel
Carmel O'learn
Chiming Beall
Aaron Huth Clhicke
Esther Moore
Anta ‘Hendricky
Daisy Jhe
Mire Carrait
Miry Carroll
Mary Dever
Tegint Conningham
Joaner Reirdon
Gertie Kilpatrick
Maury Moore
Chanson Polonaiee
Wieniawel
Mano
George Williams
Mary Mevan
Plorence Meltate
Praneee Cliske
Lillian Devine
Malward Caroll
Thomas Coon
Wie Smith
Cerahh Medale
Joseph Commolle
Frank Kramias
Dota
Mur Guhert
Frank
Mary Moran
Samuel F. Lingfelter
New Jersey
Mina Dilts
Thompson
Atterbury
Sumter Bros
Complete Outfitters
Scott S Bowne
Chemilats
Dorranche Rivenbury
Gheenfield
Cifford Cemetery
Joren Muliskey
Goerdon Avenue
Poland
Burhil
St. Rose Cemetery
Wilkes
Jermyn and Mayfield
Walter Bently Ball
New York
Henry Belin, JR
The
Dupont’s
Repauno Chemical Company
Camwellwell Building
Scranton
Jouel Smith & Son
E. W. Mulligan
Washington
Green Trading
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